The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-11-10
BRIEF MENTION.

is the last day for tho payment O
Without the penalty.
yVm. Sayre advertises this week som
BE town lands for sale.
1 Master advertises large amount O
I.,r sale on Saleday in November.
are under many obligations to Col
Eribble for half bushel of apples.
Fge number of our citizens are max.
Engagements to so to Atlanta next
: fy rains have fallen during the pa.
Bid the streets and public higbws =,
sddy.
s were good many persons in town
saday, Notwithstanding the inclemen-
BE day.
ston, Ca, recently elected a wet
and is now building new calla.
IF stone.
Jcpthn Harper,oof Hopewell town.
spending this week in Atlanta, see
Exposition.
~ Of the farmers arc taking our ad.
E make written contracts with their
and wage bands.
3 were light frosts OIL Friday and
by morning, but only slight injury
be to vegetation.
present indications, there will like.
ght or nine hundred delinqucnts on
santy Treasurer's tax books.
I'D are now no more bachelor-meI..-
Z the Knights of Honor Lodge. The
.So married week before last.
r. r. Seawright. an old merchant
ghly respected citizen of Donalds,
"a his home in that town on Sunday
"a. B. Smith showed lis several bolls
on. fully opened, on Saturday, the
Of which appeared on the lst day
1 ember.
w. II. King has sold his plantation
ss.es below town, III acres. to DR.. r.
- and Mr.. c. G. Simpson for 81 500
so per acre.
2intments of the Y. NJ. C. a. ior next
NJ: To conduct the afternoon meeting,
Jock, j. w. Todd; Poor House COM
II. G. Scudday, Ell. Clark.
lied, OH Sunday evening, 9th instant,
esidence Of Mr.. John Meredith, by
~ r. Earle. Mr.. s. E. Gilbert and Miss
A Ellington-all of this county.
airect the attention of our readers to
.yertisement elsewhere of VIM. Nc
u Co. Those who want any work
'R their line should give them trial.
Hartwell SIN says: eve always
10 Capt. Daniels was afraid to get
"a by himself, ind we think it was
Snd in Won Hasseln to keep him COM
5eturn thanks to Miss lGirnie Riley.
sst daughter Of VIM. Riley, ESQ.,, and
- c. Hsynie for some delicious au-
beaches, some of which were very
paugh's circus, which exhibited in
aage Of Greenville, town of Newbcrry
81 of Columbia last week, is said to
ery sorry concern. We are glad it
Anderson by.
- citizens Of OUR town who have not
l their s. V. r. r. tnxes should not
Rall on the Clerk Of the Council and
9-day, as the time expires with to-
d their payment without penalty.
w. e. Hatcher, D. D., pastor of one
Sig churches in Richmond, Va, has
elled to the charge of the Baptist
"a at Greenville. He is spoken of ms
81 man whose eloquence and cordial
~ are alike irresistible.
slie Thomas, a coiored woman of
haracter and who had the respect of
7hite and colored of our town, died
"a night and was buried the follow
Ssnoon by the Good Samaritans. She
= wife Of j. G. Thomas, Jr.
isTeil SIN: "Sinc. Richardson says the
khave devoured his cotton and green's,
= little boy came in early one morn
told him they were eating up the
spalings. and wanted to know If he
better take in his grindstone."
nville Ne,us:: "The old Trenholm
*now occupied by the Hugh Thomp-
nool, has been bought by Col. James
1T, with the lot on which it stands.
ioyt will improve the property and
B handsome and comfortable private
ice of it,"
sownspeople are penning pigs, coop
Fkeys, chickens, ducks. geese, etc.,
kup butter and eggs, and otherwise
ing for the two hundred and fifty
baptist preachers and others expcc-
re during the State Convent on,
.mcets just two weeks hence.
Wm. A. Hilliard, of Hart county,
ade one thousand bushels Of Shock
piles this year on rs trees. This is
y the best varieties of apples that
in the South, and is easily kept
81 the winter. Suppose some E.der-
"a try the experiment Of raising them
*ket.
q is a man by the name Of Thomas
g small grocery store on the Geor-
g of Savannah River, at Crafts ferry,
kis said. is doing n fine business in
u. His customers live on both sides
River, and those on this side are
ed free transportation in considera-
their patronage.
following new rates of fare to Atlanta
Inderson have been made by the G.
p. r.: In companies of ten, $50
~ twenty, $4.35; Of thirty, $3.65
$3.50. It takes as many as ten in
amy to secure any reduction Mt all
Ele price charged heretofore-$6.3 80.
must give two days notice to the
gent of their purpose to buy tickets.
catherine Norris. a daughter Of the
nm f. Norris, died at the residence
Sarah Crumley, her sister, in this
snesday last at 9 p. m., after pain
protracted illness. She was in the
er of her age and had been consis-
amber Of the Presbyterian church
~ years. The remains were inferred
presbyterian graveyard Wednesday
w. III. Strickland removed on Tues
8reenville, where his home will be
~. During his residence in our
the past five years both he and his
timable wife have made many
whose prayers and good wishes
f attend them through life. We,
ton with many others, regret very