The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-12-15
BRIEF MENTION.


sRead the advertisements " our Christina
3umn.
rbe colored Baptists are repairing theil
arch building.
Sbe hYgienlc laws of our town ore no.
ificiently stringent.
What about having the town chartel
ended as suggested last week2
elberton, Ca, will have bar-rooms next
n but will charge $500 for license.
fe,t Sunday week is Christmas Day. II
sSes on the 25th December this year.
he minstrel troupe billed for Thursday
sbt last failed to put in an appearance.
club of seventy.two ladies and gentle.
s. IsIn were TO leave this place yesterday even
sfor Atlanta
~ man went TO Atlanta end back last
* for $500, and says that he lived like
stlemap, too.
: hose who have not yet bought their
istnas goods should read our Christmas
ncrtisements.
Ir. A. w. Todd is making up a club to
TO Atlanta tomorrow evening. His
will close to-day at IL m.
Fanted-A wlde-a-wake Board OF Health
rigid enforcement Of stringent laws
the hygienic regulations ot the town.
he African Methodists have purchased
n in the eastern part os town, and ex-
q soon TO erect suitable house of vor-
'fiss Lizzie Dalrymple, daughter of Mr..
In w. Dalrymple, of Garvin township,
8 us sweet potato on Tuesday that
Rhed 121 pounds.
That has become of our Board of Health :
ae to do Just now II they would open
II eyes and look around.
hc Piedmont Manufacturing Company
i before long begin the erection of twenty
3iages for their operatives on the Ander-
,Sside Of the Saluda.
shere will be club Of one hundred To 20
Atlanta on Monday, Goth inst. The list
d the store Of J. r. & L. P. Smith, and
i be closed on the 23rd.
ssev. r. L. Harper, formerly pastor of the
$hUdist church at this place, paid his
BY friends in. n.our town visit Of several
, during the past week.
iiram Lodge, A. F. n, is Represented in
State Grand Lodge, which convened in
Fleston on Tuesday, by Mr.. Joseph w.
50, and Bolton Lodge by Col. Lewis T..
Apbell.
4be business men of Anderson, with the
option Of the confectioners, have all
BED to suspend business on MONDAY,
eday, Wednesday and Thursday Of
istmas week.
tapt. A. r. Broyles, of the Fork, has
Ielred his paper cent to Seneca City, from
ch we conclude that he has removed to
y thriving town. He is valuable citi-
10 any community.
81 the 14th January twenty town lots
will be sold by MIR. Noah
Wilson. A good opportunity for per-
sS with spare capital to invest in real
be Of future Saratoga.
II. NJ. A. Bowie, an aged and respected
BEN of the county, died at his residence
pt one mile above town, on Tuesday.
remains were inferred in the Presbyte-
Il graveyard on Wednesday.
be Hartwell Sun says that Mr.. Wayman
3land ha6 his store in Abbeville county
8royed by fire recently, which his many
slds in this county will regret to hear.
7loss is partly covered by insurance.
is stated that several of the boys who
u to Atlanta on the 9th were relieved
aIe in the city Of their purses, but they
avery mum about it. One gentleman
&as much as $65, and another as little as
Acents.
70 learn that while three colored bows
e out bird hunting in Varennes town
a ABOUT ten uays ago, that one Of them
accidentally shot in the stomach by
iher, from the effects of which he died
q few hours.
4 Hart county hoosier and On Anderson
70 amused crowd in town Tuesday
.pt by dancing jigs on the public square.
sound OF the hoosier's feet on the brick
sement was almost equal to the noise of
itltl vi cars.
". l.. II. Seel has large number of
4 asnloer sets which he desires to sell dur
.he next three weeks. His stock of
low. A change for his advertisement
aived too late for insertion jhis week.
takes decidedly more than a standing
ar, PAIR OF box.toed shoes. and ciga-
70 make man, fact that some of
srising generation about this place seem
,yet 70 have learned. OF all things most
temptibie is boy who thinks himself
me passenger train on the @. & G. r. R.
tea up lew passengers for Atlanta all
~ the main line on Monday, and at
'ton .1rned over to Capt. Smith, of the
y Ridge Division, about seventy-five,
mero Joined at this place by four or
n us. Lydia A. NJ. VanWyck, of New
tK Tty, Is at present ON . visit to reIa.
8 ana friends in our town. Thou Oh
aanceo M IN years she still eDjoys rood
IN, and retains that vigor of mind and
|fed her. 400 ''""S' onaic
'1e 9e following firms advertise Christmas
- IN this issue of the IsTELLIozNcER
X NY q Catiett. Geo. W. FAINT & Son, s.. M.
St"ycK, Arnstein & Rose, Orr & Sloan.
4, IN ~. dubbard, White & Wilhite, c. O.
$&mingS, j j.: A. Daniels, A. P. Hubbard.
s'esser' and Geo. NJ. Steifel.
8 ssnSa,' mule and horse belonging to Mr.. Rob't
ApIeil. hitt.ied to q wagon, took fright
III III lamp post in front Of the Methodist
fcn Just after dark on Monday NIGHT
ION ian away. .demolishing the wagon and
s.ts 4 II IN pieces along the road. There
\ Sm .nree IRE. young men in the wagon, all of
,r , re- escaped without injury. Had it not
,or me breaking of the lines the ami
i s. would have been controlled.
i psI think of it'll Six months hence wa
no;. os IN the midst of another political
spaEn; Already some of the patriotic
n Rotu, %, cscc!:aia-y~ :aia-y~, ana or Anderson
rss .1faIe facing about to catch the
an, NV o' the popular breeze. We are no
gurs' ggurs' nor nor the son of q prophet, but we
= suis i;ntils .hls prophecy: Next year we will
iows sely times in county politics. The
HJ%s sShSa OF coming events are already dis.
FAoie Watch and listen