The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-11-17
BRIEF MENTION.

Bold, frosty mornings haze come a
"a. G. Frctwcll advertises valuabl
b sale this week.
ember to settle your newspaper bill
ou come to town.
ppointccs Of the Y. NJ. C. A. for las
are continued for next Sunday.
eual. citizens Of Anderson county
B Sod share of premiums at the State
~ snnual Report of the County Com
sers will be published in our next
81. II. Saylors and Miss Lula Will
Akerc married on the 10th ins tant by
MCGEE.
chickens, etc, bring high prices
Sk. Everybody wants Il supply for
sgention.
s. 120 citizens of this county were
EI3 to leave this place on yesterday
a, for Atlanta.
d. b. Hembree, of the Six-and-
& nciehborhood, brought us an an
S9e second crop on Friday that was
Atured.
a. +. White has moved with his
10 Westminster. He will canvass
er counties for patent churn for
s4p Bros.
81 J. Gilmcr has resigned Trial Jus.
s for this county, Il position which
discharged acceptably for the past
3Selye years.
L. Kay, of Ccntreville township.
lates leaving here on the Goth inst.
Ealb county, Alabama. where his
elll be thereafter.
entrni correspondent Of the Pickens
says: "Mr. j. r. Williams. our
IS will soon have his new dwelling
I'D. 1t will be the best in town"
4. T. Poe, of Greenville, and Miss
oan, only daughter of Col. B. Frank
II Seneca City, were married on the
Cant, Rev. j. B. Adger, D. D. of
pn, officiating.
Soshua Pruitt returned from Atlanta
edny, and snys that the Exposition
"a walking there to see. He spent
% on the grounds, but is not satis-
s intends going again.
fAnna McGrath. eldest daughter of
Ghn McGrath, of our town, took the
Aumbcr of premiums at the State
any one person in this county. If
ember correctly, she did the same
ST year.
9arn from telegram to the Columbia
that Il little girl, five years old
% of Mr.. Goodman, of PelZer, was
20 Friday afternoon last at that place
attempting to get off of freight
1er body was frightfully mangled.
sis u number of gentlemen in the
and town arranging to go TO At
20 club between the 1st and 5th of
ser next. Persons wishing to join
y are requested to report to DR.. r. ].
8 The 9Th of December is to be a
pecial interest to Southern farmers.
3ere pleased to meet in Anderson on
u last Col. Frank Brown, son of Mr..
.pwn, who has be cl' living in South
$Georgia for the past twenty years.
own, we understand, will locate
ssntly here, going into the iewelry
!. We are always gla6 to welcome
"A SOnS Of old AOdarSop
lmpliance with numerous requests
:fmers in this county, we have prin-
iot of blank contracts for farmers.
can be used for either tenants or
ands. They have been examined
q of the best and most intelligent
Fin the county, and pronounced by
be just what is needed. They are
I've cents a single blank or three for
!. w. Harris, Of Broadway town
ht US sweet potato the other day
lgheed 81 pounds. Speaking of this
Heminds us of what good old farm
IS county, now deceased. once said |
lne question as to whether or not
were c saving to the larder was |
discussed Mt a social gathering of
His remark was, Potatoes are
Fat and bread, and right smart old
" His argument was that they ac-
took the place of both meat and
3 food, and that they were fright
Id clothes" from the simple fact that
dren were induced to keep close up
re all day by keeping the fireplace
them-that is, full of potatoes not
(which obviated the necessity OF
so much winter clothes every win
Is conclusions were good, and to our
knowledge are endorsed at this day
Of the boys from Anderson who
members Of the Engineer Corps to
the road from the G. e. A. r. r. to
I'D G. II. had some rich experience
h Edgefcld county. Among other
that they tell is the following On
asion they gave out some washing
man, and among the lot of clothes
ayeral shirts which opened in the
All the articles came back nicely
lp," but when the boys went to put
clean shirts Sunday morning they
provoked and amused to
e backs OF their shirts all starched
med, while the fronts were simply
ed. 1t was evident the woman had
cen but one pattern Of shirt, and
) of course all shirts opened in the
No wonder the citizens of that re-
e becoming interested i'll railroads.
stainly time they were having some
.nication with the outside world.
Ems that everybody wants to go to
Ianta Exposition. and every one who
9rd it should go if possible. In point
exhibit of American interests and
. is said to surpass even the Phila-
Centennial of 1876. Where there
aber ofpersons in the same neishbor-
2tending to visit the Exposition, it
considerable saving for them to
lgether, as they can by this means
lced fare on the railroads. To form
II IS necessary for some one person
the matter in hand and secure the
oi all the persons. and give the agent
lepot at which the club will start ut
Y hours notice before the time of
). Notice is required that ample
pms for the accommodation of clubs
made. Morc than fifty persons can
sher. Livery one should be 4. tho
Z least an hour before tbs departure
srain i'll order to get checks for bag
"a arrange other, prelilninaries. All
= together, but are privileged to re-
Ter Benson. the temDerance lecturer