The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-11-11

BRIEF MENTION.

BRET MENTION.
Judge Mackey is holding Court this week
in Greenville.
The rains of las, week put the roads in
bad condition.
Governor Jeter has appointed Mr.. n. G.
Scudday a Notary Public for this County.
The Town Council fined another man on
Tuesday for carrying concealed weapon.
Cotton receipts have been lighs since the
LIST instant. The market closed "Wednesday
at 10 cents for middling.
A large number of invited guests enjoyed
musical soiree at the residence OF Mr.. S.
Bleckley on Monday evening last.
Mr.. Michael Boyle, an s2-year-old patriot
of Oconee County, walked 16 miles on elec-
ton day to vote the Democratic ticket.
The repairs on the Baptist Church have
been completed, and the trouble now is to
get painter who can do the work as de-
sired.
A4months-old child of Mr.. J. 4. Pruitt,
of Hopewell township, fell from char into
the fire day or two ago, and was seriously
burned.
tits said South Carolina State Bonds have
appreciated from one to one and half cents
in value on account of the election OF Car
/ field. Strange if true.
s.The South should save her tears to run
cotton factory. ."-Atlaata Ga. } Constitution.
And to irrigate her cotton fields during the
dro,,obt npYt summer
Appointments of the Y. NJ. G. A. for next
Sunday 10 conduct the afternoon meeting,
G. +. .sTolly; Poor House Committee, A. b.
. Towers, B. Frank Mauldin.
Married, on Sunday morning, oath ult.,
by Rev. ]. R. Earle, at the residence OF MT.
w. S. Young, Mr.. Michael O Neal and Miss
Othella Burriss, all of Anderson County.
Col. james T.. Orr has moved with his
family to Greenville. Mr.. M. Kennedy,
from Charleston, the purchaser of his place
on River street, is now occupying the prem
ises.
A sorrel mare, with bride and saddle,
was left hitched to one Of the racks in town
two or three weeks ago. 1t was taken in
charge by the town authorities, and has not
yet been called for by the owner.
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Honea Path made,the best record of any
section of the County in the recent election,
giving the Republican electors only 3votes
out OF. atotal of e269. All honor to the zeal
and patriotism of the Honea Path Democ-
racy.
The Laurensyille Herald of last week tells
sof a little colored girl about years old of
that County who has q strange pet-a large
King snake, which she has been secretly
feeding for some time with, food reserved
from each Of her meals.
The schedules of the G.. & G. and A. L.
Railroads were changed on Sunday last, in
consequence of which the passenger train
now passes this place both morning and
afternoon about 80 minutes earlier than
formerly. We will publish the schedules
next week.
The report is current that Stolbrand will
contest Col. .Aiken's right to his seat in the
next Congress, although Aikens majority
over the carpet-bagger and revenue raider
aggregates nearly 1000. Stolbrand's object
now will be to excite the sympathy OF the
new National Administration with the
hope of securing an appointment TO some
lucrative position.
Dr.. Frierson, of the Presbyterian Church,
announced; on last Sunday night, that he
will preach a. series of sermons on the Ten
Commandments making each Of the Com
mandmenIs q text for separate sermon,
which will be delivered at the night servl.
ces of his Church. On account of alternat-
ing with the other Churches in town, these.
services will necessarily be intermited.
A heavy rain and thunder storm passed
over this place on Wednesday morning.
One of the chimneys of the residence OF
Mr.. George w. FAINT was struck by light
nipe and several bricks knocked from the
top. Several pessons in the yard were
stunned by the shock, but, strange to say,
little girl who was kindling fire in one OF
the fire-places of the chimney escaped with
out even the slightest shock. The China
tree in front of the, INTELLIGENcER office
also struck and slightly damaged.
We return our thanks to Messrs. Wilhite
& Wilhite, the popular and enterprising
Druggists on Granite Row, for box OF fine
cigars, the aroma of which makes man
not only forget all his troubles, but to love
his neighbor as himself. This is house in
which the very best brands Of cigars can
always be found, and those who indulge IN
this species of luxury will find il to their
interests to give Messrs. w. q w. q trial.
They keep only first class goods of every
kind, and whatever you buy OF them you
can count on being all right.