The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-12-08
BRIEF MENTION.


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lod fresh buckwheat can be had of A
lowers & Co.
q farmers are busy sowing wheat. al
Eagc crop Of which is being put in.
o Master sold about 1900 acres Of lant
lav. and it all brought good prices.
John A. Reese, formerly of this
but more recently OF Seneca, has
ze,l at Bowersville, Ga.
county Treasurer will reopen the
lSooks next Wednesday to collect the
z1321;,unt taxes with The IS per cent. pen
was q good t. .,e crowd in town on
dav, bit there vas not much business
8 except b; the horse traders. 1t WIS
81 Of loating.
,uu,ain Creek Grange is requested to
q next Saturday at 10 u. m. A full at
sncc is desired to transact Important
hess. Published by request.
nointmcnts of the Y. N. G. A. for next
5av. TO conduct the afternoon meeting.
/ w. Doricls Poor House Commit
=. c. Ligon nd =. p. Smith.
fssrs. J. Reese FAINT and John M. Hub
s4 are brildng residences on Orr street.
s ]. Pink. Reed and Mr.. j. II. Bewley
6 = bought lots on the same street, and
ct to build next spring.
Sila, Hall has sold his farm in Va.
IL,
s. county, Ga, near Bowersville, on the
"a in q week or ten days.
eA intelligent-looking gentleman from
{ country startled us the other day with
Question, when does the Legislature
W" 1t is unnecessary to say that he
= not take his county paper.
rmstrong Bros. Great American Min
sFs will show in McCully's Hall tonight.
lie of the North Carolina papers say it
n good Company, and that there is moth
Offensive in their exhibition.
shc Sunday school and church services
IS slimly attended last Sunday. 1t was
a rainy day, but from some cause peo-
are afraid to venture out on the Sabbath
In the sun is not shining brightly.
be receipts of cotton at this place for the
18th of November amounted to 2,459
3. making total Of 8059 bales for the
On. Compared with the receipts of last
$, this shows falling off Of about one
.Ac letter from Capt. Eyins published
Sherc gives information about Florida
s. many people in this section have been
s,,ting and for which he will accept our
9ks. We hope he may find it conven-
Sto write again.
pc store of Mcssrs. Jackson & Wakefield,
3torcville, was forcibly entered OH last
slrsday night and about $50 worth of
'sls taken. The entrance was effected by
ing through the door and removing a
s. bar. No clue yet to the robbers.
'sade Drake, little son of Mr.. Thomas
Drake, was badly scalded about two
icious treatment by the parents Master
ssde, who has dicplayed wonderful cour-
asduring his affliction, is fast recovering.
Judge Presley strongly favors the re-
pin writing, and says the Legislature
alld pass law making void all contracts
'Seen farmers and their laborers, unless
contract is in writing. Columbia Yco-
&. The Judges head is Lowell.
I,he Pine Bluff (Ark.) Commercial says:
2me conscience stricken per3on has sent
Through the Pine Bluff postoffice, SIS.
Sor she writes: In the past have wrong
y got money from you, and inclose SIS,
Shope I'll be able to pay you all back.'''
=.ss he was newspaper borrower.
is suggested by religious exchange
: dry year" is always the best for
sing money for charitable purposes. 1t
ns that it is decidedly the best for mar-
4es, If we can indge frcn. Tic number
! we have had to record this fall. There
soothlng like 1t, the young folks seem to
lk.
N Friday afternoon last about dark, a
pred man by the name Of Thomas Jones
detected with lot of meat, which he
l stolen from the store Of Messrs. Bleck-
Brown & Co., and upon being taken
pre- Justice Whitefield Upon q charge of
!? la!"env road guilty. Ho was sent
all Tor thirty days.
'urman Lodge, No. 10, A. F.M., elected
installed the following officers on Dec.
LOT ensuing year: B. f. Shirly, w. NJ;
/. Anderson, s. W.; J. G. Sears, J. w.
N +: Martin. Treas. ; J. =. Gilmer, Sec;
4. Little. s. D.; w. It. Chamblee, J, D.:
y. 8 GIlmer and J. D. Beard, Stewards
X. Williford, Tyler.
At the last regular communication of
ton Lodge, \. F. NJ. the following off,
], were elected to serve the ensuing wear:
r: =; Campbell, w. NJ; J. p. Cox, s. w.
". Erskine. j. W.; A. r. Cox, Treas.H
y. u .Acker, Sec. T. M. Poore. Tyler. In
ilation will take place next Saturday at
CLOCK p. M. All members are requested
De present.
1rs. ID. NJ. Mays, formerly Of Pendleton,
well known in Anderson, died after q
1T illness at the home Of DR.. G. III.
lmes' near Tampa, Fla. week or two
}. She was from childhood consistent
mber OF the Baptist church, and in the
Is OF her prosperity her home was the
nc OF opreachers, many throughout the
nc remembering her generous hospitality.
was 73 years old.
aaSl. G. B; Hargrove and Capt. l.. c.
t.chell, and three colored men, com
|ee appointed by citizens of Floyd coun-
va, near the Tennessee line, were in
~ ~ o. on Tuesday investigating the opera
ss y; oi the stock law, with a view of re-
Hing their observations to their citizens.
= are re-, 70 vote on the question on the 18th
:, T., iLhey were all highly pleased with
a, .hey saw of it, and will make unnn-
nus ma report in its favor when they get
prominent citizen of Savannah town
= says that of all the country newspa-
: =. ne mas ever seen, the INrELLIGRNcER is
Il lar =, the best. He does not always agree
- n .ne opinions advanced in its columns,
never donhta The. ..ivy aru the honest
,;H,Stiors ';ns of an honest man, and that
',nu n1i them always is an earnest desire for
,test ptsolnotlon of the greatest good for the
,an,s,, sne Columbia correspondent of the
s;Hat,ne ,s;aon, Neics says, that the Lien law is
nn" almost dead subject. The
.s, nge OF sentiment on this Important
,a''oh 70 o, has been great. Members who
q s,nn e,ec'ed on that issue, promising on
lump lsu 10 procure the speedy repeal of