The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-12-01
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q t,Rffsf S1isNfiON:
q Our merchants are receiving Cbnstmal
goods
THE County Treasurer is paying claim.
arains. the county.
Senator era, ton came up from Columbit
49, SATURDAY and returned on Monday.
a ur f. T Wibite is getting up q club "a
~" tn Atlanta on the 9Th instant, nest
gWednesdny.
81 Mr.. J. n. fIillhorse and Miss Mamie
Cbamblee we're married on the 18th ult. by
Rev. B. Hays.
- infant of Mr.. and Mrs. D. 8. Tayior.
,nn, IS months old, died "Wednesday
s6,orning after long illness.
vr C.. NJ. Shorard OF the Dark Corner.
,anrh,ere,l porker last week. months
--aaId thai weighed 2i0 pounds neal.
There will be large amount Of valuable
. md sold at public auction heat Monday.
.,Sor loraticn. terms, &C., see advertisements.
H Thursday and Friday last were the cold.
q DAYS of the season. The ground was
2rc,en hard on Friday and Saturday morn
sShgs.
u Married, ut the residence Of the brides
h{I,rr on Sunday morning, 2Sth ult.. by
Rev. b Hays, Mr. II. II. Welborn and Miss
IL. l.. Watkins.
9 Very lille cotton offered for sale these
lays. ie farmers seeming disposed TO hold
S8t for higher prices. Good middlings sold
5or II cents Yesterday.
& arrointmcnts of the Y. NJ. c. A. for next
sunday To conduct the afternoon meeting,
a +. folly; Poor House committee, A. p.
Hubbard, J. bayis Lewis.
81 Persons who intend going to Atlanta in
sDr McFals club are requested to pay him
s(bc price of the ticket by IL O'Clock to-
morrow. in order to secure passage on
Monday.
4 Next Monday is saleday, and there will
gnrol,ablv be n large crowd in town. We
1fypect To be visited by large number of
gour subscribers who have not yet paid for
their paper.
4 The Press aud Banner says that there has
been larger area sown in small grain in
AAbbevile county this fall than ever before,
sbnd that good Stands are reported from
Every section. The same is true Of this
county.
Col. Thomas w. Holloway, Secretary of
! the State Grunge, requests us to say that the
5ann,al meeting of tliis body will he held in
3the city of Columbia on the 9th Of this
month Reduced rates OF fare on the rail
troads have been asked for.
q DR.. W. f. Owen, of the Piercetown sec
aion. sold bale Of cotton to the Piedmont
e 4
swas pronounced by the cotton buyer for the
Company the best bale sold at that place
ahs season. 1t was ginned by Mr.. d. II.
hammond.
4 Tho County Treasurer has collected $45.-
sS3S So of taxes leaving balance Of some
Ching over n thousand dollars as delinuuent.
sAs soon as the Auditor charges up the pen
al,y the Treasurer's office will be re- opened
FOR the collection of the remaining taxes
And penalty.
4 Mr. Thomas II. Williams, of Milan
coultv. Texas. formerly of this county.
Show> his appreciation Of the ISrELLIGEN.
cER by paving for it three years in advance.
ever since his removal from our midst i'm
selriiatcly after the war May he live long
sand prosper in his adopted home.
8 An 4,obeville county lady who returned
from the Exposition on Tueaday says TINT
ATLANTA is further from heaven than anv
place she ever visited in her life. She could
bever say her prayers in any peace, and
sAnd when she went to church the people
ell put on so many airs that it seemed to
Convert the house of God into q place Of
snockery.
u A cnlored boy named Jim Anderson was
N, min oh m, sril ~,
IN outrageous assault upon I2-year-old
laughter of Vim. r. Parker. colOrcd, of
5Ehe Fork AS soon ms the crime was COM
=4'itted Anderson a5scoiiiicti. nut was cap
ssured al his mothers, in pickens county
de had preliminary trial before Trial
Justice FAINT, of the Fork, who sent him
% jail to await trial in the Circuit Court.
skIAhdrrs' denies any assault on the girl.
Among the many move! and beautiful ar
qcles to he found in the drug store Of Will
saite Wilhite are luminous match boxes.
sihc usefulness of which any one will nd
Sllt who has ever had to search oil over the
aouse i'll the dark for that article. The
saoxes are made OF glass and are painted
sFth luminous paint which makes q byirht
getlection i'll the Oakland darker the room
ne brighter shines the paint. Messrs. w.
81 W. also have for sale the luminous paint,
lAne OF the wonderful discoveries ofsth
sge
q Mr.. P. a. Masters died at his residence in
7farennes township On last Sunday morn
5ng' in the 49th year of his age, after an
-1'hess OF two or three weeks with typhoid
ever Mr.. Masters was nm excellent citi-
Sen' and was respected and esteemed bv u
3RrSe circle of acquaintance and friends
'snronEhnnt the country. He leaves a wife
nv several children to mourn his death.
remains were buried in the Baptist
graveyard ut this place on Monday after
Doom. the funeral service being conducted
~ Rev. 7. 2. Bell.
Mr.. Turner Saunders, General Agent of
spe southern Mutual Aid Association, Wis.
gu our town this week and formed class
q seven or eight young men, who have
a WINCH IS to extend mutual aid TO young
igrh when they get married. To illustrate
~. smith joins the Order, paying five dol.
Us as an entrance fee and fonr dollars an
Hual dnes and if he ge,s married in six
ssun.ns after he is received into the Asso-
:sia.lan ', he receives S240. Forty dollars will
u adnea 70 this sum for each month after
q. ..ao;. s,3an that he has been member of the
sJsoc,aion ut the date Of marriage, provi-
n the benefit shall never exceed one
feousand dollars. The organization was
epidly. '''pp'' anu 40 growing
ino'her Reduction In r.. r. Faro TO Atlanta
Inc Z. q G. r. r. Co. have issued a. cir
nar giving information of another reduc-
m mnJ u, passage fare to Atlanta. Speciu
H'nuIsr'p noI1 tickets. good for eight days, will
h. s"in roiIa hereafter to single individuals at
r. ,,o,lowing rates at stations in this coun.
nmo, ms "it Honca Path S., Pelzer S5, Will
hen'd,eton s.. The tickets are not trans.
l.ahle. LII addition To tLnaa raton 4Losa