The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-10-20
BRIEF MENTION.

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scc on Main street.
So. B. +. Crayton and F.. NJ. Ruckc
one To the Yorktown Celebration.
Frank Crayton is building hand
residence on his place about q mil,
1wn.
(;uryin Township Singing Conven
IN meet at Bishop Branch the frs
ay in November.
ts only 25 cents for adults and 12}
sr children under 12 years of age to
if,f the County Fair.
.ttcntion of those interested is direc.
NJ the advertisements of Mr.. w. S.
and J. Il. Fant e. Co.
nee, a littleson of Mr.. D. 8. Maxwell.
of donkey one day last week and
s. .Ais left arm between the wrist and
Theatrical Company has indefinitely
bed tile presentation Of the play an.
IA for tomorrow evening in our last
w. Todd has com menced the cree.
q residence for Mr.. J. G. Cunning.
~ his lot OH tho new street west OF
RS Creek.
+ lass ball shooting. trotting match
s general exhibition of live stock
snstitute the chief attractions Mt the
'$ smorrow.
sintments Of The Y. NJ. c. A. for next
Slf: To conduA; he afternoon meeting
Brown: Poor House committee, J.
|Ssk, C. +. Jones.
sse Bill Meredith now drives the pas
Engine on the Anderson Branch, Mr..
I smth. the former engineer, having
"a to Mississippi.
n Grogan's gin and mill house, on
sE Creek, about four miles from the
II of Greenville was burned on Thurs
last week. No insurance.
u. n. Byrum and Miss Fannie Riley,
Scr Of VIM. Riley. Esq, were marie
sday evening at New Prospect church,
amilton Hays officiating.
E. C.. Pruitt, who moved from this
s. to Texas three or four years ago, is
IN visit to relatives and friends.
gcll pleased with his adopted State.
BORROW will be the big day of the
All business will he suspended in
end everybody will go to the Fair
&)s to enjoy the pleasures of the day.
srson county should be we'll repre-
Bat the State Fair. She has taken
&d in point of creditable exhibits for
u four or five years, and she should
sapsc her position.
.sIgs A. II. Moss and 7. p. Catlett have
as the stock of coniections, etc, of
~ & Provost, and will carry on a
I'll confectionery business at tie old
apf the latter firm at McCully's corner.
Al. Cooper, the gentleman who bought
lat this place last winter and the first
sthrec weeks Of this season, has been
Very ill in Columbia the past week or
rs. The Register Of Tuesday says that
ldition is hopeless.
q. L. Diver left yesterday afternoon
Fillmore, where he will exhibit the
Sengincs. From Baltimore he will 90
pnta. where he will be in charge of
81 Gciser machinery in the Cotton Ex-
IN until the affair closes.
= A. r. Broyles, who recently sold his
tantation above Townville, has bought
81 John Maxwell place on Coneross,
#road running from Seneca to Town
(which he proposes improving. He
20 bought house and lot in Seneca,
sG. e8DectS to. take ND his abode in
&c. +. Tolly has made another reduc-
z prices on his furniture, which can
.En by referring TO his advertisement
'8ere. He claims to carry the largest
of furniture in the up.country. and
~ as cheap rs any one in the State.
3him q call before making your pur-
sand see for yourself.
aAicSmith Music House, of Greenville.
.ffull line of instruments on exhibit
s the Fair this week, and those who
tn organ or piano should net fail to
ne their sock. Mr.. l.. q. Norryce,
fhtlemaniy representative of this eli
sing establishment, will take pleasure
5wing his instruments.
dancing School, under the tutorship
4. j. A. Chase, of Charleston, closed
Fesday evening with very pleasant
& Mrs. Chase has taught several of
Rw dances, some of which to an In
sNCER reporters eye were very pretty
,scularly the Racket" and the Knick-
lser.h The occasion was much enjnycd
present. and Mrs. G. has established
cation here rs q first class teacher.
solored hotel keeper from Lulu, Ga,
Air Line Railroad, was in town on
~ looking after four or five colOred
~ this place who had dcfrauded him
their board bills while working on
g}rtheastern Road The whole amount
f him was about $2S, and he collected
= of the amount. His expenses here
turn was $3.50, not q very paying
frs. B. +. Crayton & Sons made out
awarded to Brahmin, Germany, last
5lsckets of passage for forty-six emi-
81 who will come in q body to this
s soon as they get the tickets. They
ae distributed among the following
men, viz: ]. w. Provost 6, A. A..
10. DR.. ID. s. Watson Z, r. B. Dean Z,
s5l"nn 6, w. G. Watson S, B. F. Cray
Sons S. They are expected to arrive
.9he 18th December.
81 A. \. Sanders, gentleman well
selsorably known in the lower part oi
snnty. left here on Monday afternoon
is family fOr rEonyoC whore he OK
make his home. He will purchase
~ locate somewhere between Little
IND Fort Smith, he did not know ex-
Ghcrc at the time of his departure.
20 see citizen of Capt. Sanders
Sieave our county and State, but when
~ go elsewhere we are always pleased
That they are satisfied and prosper
he Cincinnati Exposition. held dur.
~ month of September, large num-
r steam engines of all sizes and styles
pm exhibition from all parts of the
~ and after lively competition and
test by select commission of me.
~ experts, the Geiser steam engines
used in this paper and sold at An
by DR.. r. F. Divver-receivcd al
emiums offered for such machinery
Ss best plain farm engine for general
liver medal was awarded, for the bes
~ traction engine n gold medal, ant
pest traction and farm engine five
ed dollars in gold.