The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-11-28
THE INa'ELLIGENCER.
LOCAL MATTERS.
BRIgF MEHTIoH.
Cotton -Middlings, st to 81.

The Liberia fever is gradually cooling
DOWN.
Twenty buggics-to be sold at auction next
Monday.
We hear Of only few who have finished
wing wheat.
1t is fashionable to pay your calls after
IA during the short days.
The Ncwberry and Abbeville fairs, which
cl,lc Off last week, are reported successful.
Mr.. Larkin Newton is tie only juror OF
he United States District CourS from this
county.
Learn your chickens to roost high end
Tie higher the better Hot supper season
i.upon us.
The young people contemplate getting
. M theatrical entertainments for Christmas
amtiscment.
Mr. J. l.. Tribble, Clerk of the County
commissioners, will give out checks for
fence claims on Saturday.
Just for our personal satisfaction, we pur-
attend the circus tomorrow.
Now is the proper time to set out shade
trees. Furnish the trees and manure, and
the Council will do the work.
The code duello is in danger of becoming
obsolete in this section. while fist and skull
,onbats are growing in favor.
In consequence of the continued wet
weath the roads i'll some sections of the
County are becoming very bad.
Keep away from the wheels Of fortune,
chuck -a-luck tables and faro b"ks on Fri
day. and you will be the better Off for it,
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, of Fayctte County
indiana, who lras been visiting relatives in
this County the past year, left for her home
Yesterday.
We have yet found but two ways to get
vd Of tramp. One is to give him n quar-
ter or an old pair Of shoes and the other is
To offer him work.
Louis Cooks celebrated buggics have stood
Years of trial, and have not failed. Be sure
and sec them on day of sale-next Monday
at auction.
Mcssrs J. r. & L. p Smith make special
offers to those wishing to buy sewing ma
chimes The offer will be good to the first
Of January. See their advertisement.
The finishing touches to the Episcopal
recory are being given. which will be occu-
1 pied in few days by Rev. T. F. Gadsden,
] the efficient and popular Rector of Grace
4 Church.
We publish to-day the list of delinquent
4 land sales for Anderson County. Those
4 whose names appear in it would do we'll to
i call Mt the Trcasurcr's Office and settle up
q before the day of sale.
4 Mrs. T.. f. Gibson and Miss Joe Lea Bur
Mss who have been visiting relatives in
4 this County during the past year, will leave
4 for their homes in Rockport and Goliad
A Texas, this evening.
4 J. c. Hudson, collector OF Endowment
4 Fund of Furman University in Pickcns.
4 Anderson, Spartanburg, Union and Chester,
4 will finish up the work i'll Anderson from
4 December % to January II. 1
The Georgia Legislature is about to pass
. law making "wifc- whipping" q misde-
meanor Then pass another, gentlemen,
4 making husband hcnpecking" n like Of
4 fense, and things will work smoothly
On next Sabbath evening, at 7 o'clock,
n there will be held in the Methodist Church
y joint communion service, embracing the
i Presbyterian and Methodist congregations.
Rev. d. +. Fricrsor, D. d., will deliver the
"A sermon.
There will be n meeting in the Prcsbyte-
ran Church Thursday afternoon Mt 4 p. M,
the usual hour for prayer meeting, for ma
a tonal thanksgiving and humiliation in
"a conformity with the appointment of the
l8 Governor of the State.
We were favored with call on Monday
last from Col. w. F. Farris, of Austin. Texas,
Clerk Of the Court of Appeals of that State,
and Mr.. II. Adams, of Illinois, who nre on
pleasure trip to this section, the former
s visiting relatives in our midst.
Mr.. ]. c. Bedell, of Greanvillc, informs
oar readers this week where they can pur-
81 chase their Christmas gifts. He is thor
onghy reliable, and those who desire to
"a purchase of him can depend on honorable
~ ueatment See his advertisement.
Mr.. H. +. Bremen, representative of the
ehterprising and reliable grocery house o
r. w. Wagener & Co., Charleston, paid us
avlsit while in Anderson on Thursday last
lie IS "a pleasant and agreeable gentleman
and his calls are always appreciated.
The Iaurensville Herald entered npon the
thlfty-third year of its existence last week
and upon its successful management w.
ss lender our wnrmest congratulations to tn,
~ eaitoH and proprietors. The Herald is
great life and light to Laurens County.
Inc finest turnips we have seen this yea
were brought to our office last week b,
Me'srs p. A. Masters and w. W. Smith
i"ese gentlemen are both good farmers, an,
Ay that there is no crop that paws no wei
S S'urnips when properly planted and cult
M yated.
we nre requested to give notice that al
excursion train VIII be run from Centra
anu seneca City to Atlanta, Ga, on the 10tl
u december and return on the 18th for til
% Os"e'it OF the Central Baptist Church. Elk
,aisiohists will have 27 hours In Atlanta
'ar ior round trip, 81. Leave Central ga
la am
Ik 9., "A. w. Thompson of Seneca City, La
S'aohshed stage line between this plac
IN anu central, making dnily connpcfions hot