The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-12-14

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mere Is not a more bea,,,ir,, ,i;s.i isute .sa
goous In the up.country. '''p'AS 0
young married man re,narko, 3, -,
10, ,t oi Tue reporter few days oan -"
inc mar,;od Ety .nihs he regretted about be
make . fra ien ia, Eas That he had to get up nm,
r nre these mornings. Iftb,, /. "I,' w.
us out. you may coun
Las. spring ana Summer we had H.,
800 re oi acknowledging the recein. ~
for b,y ,rsiy me samples Of wheat, oats cot
wait;na "s -, s,, ana stalks, &c. Now we ar,
TURKEY vo,dJH w o,ddJJhho"ledge the receip, Of IA
"ho ~iil be the first to bring it? o'''''ef
s;o"sii., i. " .pe young men in the citv occa
I'~siI.;nI teSe the unini:istsd Qua snir,
waot ts. party went out one night Iasl
hav h,,, "nI 'elt young fellow to hold III,
out for ui Is ne gov tired about Up. NJ. and puI
ut .or nome, arriving here, il is said ius,
before daylight. We have promised , mo-, ,us !,
give names. f'''''''eo NOT tt
MSSsrs. Iolly q Mcconnell huve MA
phteu ior the wants of their friends an
ou$tohlers during the Christmas holidaws
nnn,,s nuse Oh hand elegant toys and fnncy
sooIs. fresh confectioneries and fr,,;t, a., 4 20
works, &c. st. Nicholas has astaLi;.had % iae,
ms headquarters there. They car nl"ose
'ie ola as well as the young.
The Conyers lGa) Weekly SAYS TIM. {, 90,
Iu.noIeu around Atlanta that Gov. Stepbens
anJ ~ very woman that called on him.
nave been passing into the Executive MAJ
Sion three deep. We epresume the old mans
| lrs nave puckcred up until they remin =
| ohe Vi green peTsimlnOn time.
When making selections for Christina,
vreTrmis: oe sure and call at the drug stor.
9I "ilhitc Wilhte, and examine tho;,
beautiful display Of fancy goods. cons;s,;ra .
OF toilette sets, cups ana saucers. ladirs
le"elry boxes, combs and brushes &c
Iheir stock is large, and we know thcr
goods and prices will suit you.
Remember that Andrew & Prey os, have
| appropriate goods for the season. cousistinp o
OF candies. fruits, nuts, fireworks. &c
heir stock OF dry goods and groceries !.
complete. Give them g. call. They ar.. d.
termined to sell their goods, even if thcv
nave 10 almost give them away.
Anderson Division, No. 1. sons Of Tom,
perance, intend having a Hot Suaner i,
Masonic Hall on tomorrow tFriday) n;yht
lhe Hall, however, will be opened at 70
! O'CLOCK, where you can 20 and get n sub.
| stantlal dinner at a reasonable price. Fresh
oysters AID other delicacies OF the season
| Will be served. We bespeak for them a
liberal patronage. .
Fennor's cold wave, after so long n time
| struck us broad-sidcd on last Friday and
saturday. Some of our citizens saw TINT II
was decidedly the coldest snap we have had
IN several years. Sunday, too, was a cold,
wet, disagreeable day. but Monday morn.
ing dawned bright and clear How long il
VIII remain so, we will not venture to say.
The following list of letters remain un-
called Tor IN the Anderson Postoffice, De-
cember l2: ". c. Bryson. Lash Birom.
"A. Darby, Geo. Davis, Alice L. Ellington.
Is. T.. Kelly, w. l.. Milan, Tom Radfor,l,
frank Roberts. Mrs. Caroline Reed, J. w
Walker. Mark Williams, Z. G. Warren.
Samuel Williams.
The boys are getting to be nuisance at
the Postoilce during the opening and de-
livery Of the mails. 1t is very annoying to
a person while waiting there to be anllned
ana showed about, and his feet almost
Knocked from under him, as is the case nl-
most every morning and night II has
been suggested that the presence of a police.
man might have good effect.
Our mails especially the Western, are
very irregular ut present. The Atlanta
Constitntion Of Saturday morning did moi
reach us until Monday night, and yery
often it takes letter from that place three
days to reach Anderson. We do not know
who to blame with this matter, but believe
if the pns' III clerks on the railroads were a
lit:le more careful our mails would be more
regular.
The following officers have been elected
TO serve Belton Lodge. No. l3O, A +. NJ.
the ensuing year: L. Il. Campbell, w. NJ.
J. t. Callahan, s. W.; J. w. Erskine, J.
W.; a. r. Cox Treas; p. G. Ackcr, Sec.
j. n. Erskine, T. They will be installed
into their respective offices on next Satur-
day 10th inst. The members are request
ed to be prompt in attendance.
The City Council have elected Mr.. F. A.
Spellman special policeman at the depot,
where he is night watchman. This is
step in the right direction. Heretofore
persons SO disposed could be as boisterous
as they pleased without fear OF being ar
rested, knowing that there were no police
man on duty there. Mr.. Spellman, how
ever, will take charge of all transgressors
hereafter.
The Abbevile Pres, and banner of last
officials Of the French Broad and Atlantic
Railroad are now prepared and will soon
place three hundred hands on the road,
TWO hundred to work from Edgefeld. aud
one hundred from Aiken coming this way.
1t is stated that one thousand three hun
dred hands will soon be placed on
the road, which is to be completed to this
place by the first Of next July"
Mr.. Thomas Geer, who lived few miles
southeast of Anderson, was stricken with
appopleIy on the eth inst, from the effects
OF which he died in few hours. Mr..
Geer was 20 years of age. and had been
was good citizen, and leaves many friends
and relatives to mourn their loss. After
funeral services, conducted by Rov. NJ.
McGee, his remains were placed to rest In
the Rice cemetery.
Reed e. Webb, the enterprising grocers
on Main street, cannot be excelied in guam
tity and quality Of their family and fancy
groceries, fruits, nuts, candies, cigars, &c.
In making your arrangements for Christ
mas feasting, do not fail to call at their store
and inspect their goods. They deliver all
goods within the city limits free Of charge.
Even if you do not purchase. they will de-
senting your children with some handsome
chrUnO cards.
Do not fail to read the pretty story print
ed in the space occupied by Messrs. Arm
stein 4 Rose. These gentlemen, in addi-
ton to being first-class business men, have
a taste for things literary, and know good
thing when they see it. They have large
stock of pretty things suitable for Christ
mas presents and promise to give value
received for your money. But read the
story. 1t tells about All unbelieving little
girl who thought the world had an end.
and wanted to walk and walk until she
found it.