The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-10-19
upIEF MENTION.

,,-, Is in session a' ~ ''''' "'e"'
-, rcw advertisement Of Mr. Ju-
d srorIe.
G,cenyille County Fair last week
4 \ he sn,r,ss in every particular.
GAYS that several marriages will
Fnui% ,,iscc in the city before Christmas.
d uhor that the stores will be closed
eSi.r, i.,nw Friday until - o'clock, p. M.
Everybody should attend the County
,HIav and tomorrow. The admis-
Il ie is only % cents.
y. Smith had a valuable horse
3si,n IN, I,o,n r. his stables OF Sunday night.
4 ;is advertisement.
.,i,s wishing to purchase land should
a; ,Lr advertisement OF Mr.. >. ). Dun
4 IN another column.
h., / A. Wren and wife, after an
Grc &c several months ut Clinton. $. G.,
rc rt,nrned to Anderson.
African Aethodists are building Il
hv church on Kennedy street, in the
~ sr.ie.stern portion of the city.
,,,r cotton buyers say that tho staple
gt.Jucsd this year is finer aud OF better
EaI;ly than in many years previous.
Sc,.ou is quoted in our market az fol-
.''T Good Ordinary, OF; Low Mildling,
A MidjIipg, 81 to 0a; Good Middling, "a
}la
Jws notice very interesting article i'll
II Atlanta Constitution Of the 10th inst,
4 The Fence Law, from the pen Of Hon.
/ +. Craytoa.
sSr,.s plume Drill of the Palmetto Rifle
4 gar a, the Fair Grounds tomorrow, will
Smmeuce I'M m at 10 o'clock, sharp. Everybody
Scud come early
Mr. 0. Mcdaniel and wife, of Altoona,
4 have been visiting relatives in the city
hin. tho past week. Their many friends
sre glad TO see them.
IMesrs. Arnstein & Rose, the progressive
aye new and interesting advertisement
! another column.
The comet can still be seen, and if you
Aye no, had view of it yet it will repay
In 10 get up between 1 and 5 o'clock in the
lorniDg and look at it.
Married, October 12, 1882, by Rev. ]. X.
fpndenhall, J. l.. French, ESQ, and Miss
ilIene Clement, daughter of Mr.. Allen w.
erent, of Williamson.
Tie receipts of cotton in this market for
be week ending Tuesday, 18th inst,
mounts to 1878 bales, making total Of
il.j bales fur the season.
Married, at the residence Of the brides
Asher, Mr. J. II. Black, on October 4, 1882,
Il John NJ. Glenn, Notary Public, Mr.. J.
N. Smith and Miss Mamie Black.
Mr. Columbus Wurdlnw will conduct the
Ifernoon meeting Of the Y. NJ. &. A. next
lnnday, and McssIs. II. b. Fant and w.
}. Bew!ev will visit the Poor House.
Mrs. II. A. Cobb and daughter, who have
leen spending several months with the
lmily of Mr.. II. G. Scudday, in this city,
pave for their home in Tyler. Texas, to-
BY.
The Trombone Septette will furnish the
llsic for Miss Bigbie's Reading in Masonic
Jail tonight, so that those who attend will
.sye both good music and excellent rccita-
lon.
The house and lot of Mrs. +. f. Moore,
r Greenyille street, in this city, will be
Did to the highest bidder on Salesday in
lovember by Mr.. J. B. McGee, Auctioneer.
iee advertisement.
Married, Tuesday, October 10th, 1882, at
pc residence of Mrs. A. B. Sharp, in At
ln'a, Co., Mr.. Louis l.. Hyde, of ST. Louis,
TO-, and Miss +. 3. {Lizzie) Richardson, of
fckens County, S. G.
Last Saturday was another fold Cay for
u' merchants, the sales of cotton amount.
lel 40 bales. Our merchants are deter
aalhed to sell goods cheap, and will pay
De top Of the market for cotton.
Astronomers say that the comets tail is
y,.N,VJo miles long. If McLane and his
lies were to make a tour from one end of
~ VII tHe other, they would know how long
will take them to succeed in South Caro-.
la
. Married, on Thursday afternoon, October
lSS., at the residence of the brides
NAeF' hy Rev. ID. +. Frierson, d. d., Mr..
anes W. Martin and Miss Mamie, sec
aa ! daughter Of Mr.. r. @. Anderson, all
Anderson County.
\ t'ckets for Miss Bigbie's Reading may be
az az at Orr d Sloan's drug store. Admis-
on prlGe, 90 cents; children. half.price.
tselSei seats may be had without extra
i'.st oy applying at once. Get your tick
and 90 out tonight.
M. ": H. Frierson, one OF the efficient
'a.. VA, Vi tne county Treasurer, informs us
~ ~ me Total amount of taxes collected up
..;s he Iith inst, including the May col
nun, nun, IS SID, ,408.T. which is $5,l35.06
''e 'lah up to the same time last year.
!hefe will be no preaching in the Pres
y!ellan Church on next Sunday. as DR..
ti;:slscn t:sh VIII bein attendance upon Synod,
n,ea met in Abbeville Yesterday. DR..
l,elsoh 'aoh and Capt, w. D. Evins are the
''ea'es from their church in this city.
ins i,y thy every exchange we pick up con-
- ,aS .he announcement that Greenbacker
= y, gecome disgusted with his party and
,ni ". oacS to the Democracy. Let the good
mA onn 20 on. There is vet nearly one
''''n IN which tho others may repent.
> MI, !. J; A. Wiles, while feeding a cotton
,dIn Tn ~, uesday, had his arm caught and
II ,dT t,a cut IN number of places. He also
= \ on Sn hngers cut off, and received bad
ho"oIn i"n me cheek. He is improving, end it
n a,''ea lie will not lose the use of his
t,ut te regret to announce the death of an
n nv aS;ro fon OF MIR. and Mrs. M. B. Richard
,ii,v ii "n'ch &c occurred from erysipelas on last
on,H: nly. The little boy was only three
: ns Sas.i aud three days old at the time of
thsnah a.h; - The remains were inferred in
t. to'' church Yard on Saturday. 14.h
u;,h & 1rand Worthy Patriarch, L. P.
ni,sd s, assisted : by Mai. ]. N. Vandiver, or
:rnTa., a, a new Division of the Sons of
l,st lanSe at Honea Path, in this County,
emhe,, friday night, with twenty. five
lb n;s;.: 1t will be known as Honea
donh. No. 131. 8. of r., and will
nmuo;,te ; exert good influence in thai
20. Sallle pYinca wifi, oe NJ, II