The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-09-28

v;S1Jing, T5Jgi lOa Good Middling, lol
j =, on the 18th inst, by Rev. NJ.
.fsTrleI,' his II" own residence, Mr.. j. w.
'ee, and ~ Miss Mary Shaw, all Of An
son County
" Todd will conduct the after
y J. ,;r,, Of the Y. Nj. G. \. next Sun
n'ee!!m,Hs mnssrs. W. B. Todd and ii. G.
{, for isy vii vii, visit the Poor House.
f. Campbell wants an amend
spI h,hn stock law so that it will in.
y 10 lie SAYS that another mans
y Lave u no right to sip from his blossoms
subscription list is increasing steadily
~ SUI, SUI You could not dispose of
q Io,,cr advantage than by investing
y 10 10 oTsTrllIGHScER. vIs Try it one year.
palmetto Riiicmen anticipate having
y " ill iii during the approaching County
fAe =. iarre white plume will be award
3 ,hs hesI drilled man in the Company.
Lander. of the Williamson Female
was in the city on Saturday last.
n,,tnT is the bead of one of the best
a,S colleges in the South. and reports
4 q lourishing condition.
r G. Lyon, of Newberry County,
r. En,sarh at Midway Church OH the first
4 l.v in November next and on the Sat
breeding instead of on the first Sun
= october. rs heretofore announced.
ssv + B. Adger, D. D., will preach q
srtseiying Sermon i'll the Pendleton
g,brterian Church on next Sunday, and
I synlain the recent action of the South
Anna Presbytery OH some important
etions.
4 n Barrett & Co.'s New United Mon
= = R.,i,oaJ D. shows. This most stipend
I railroad Monagerie and Circus ever
i.a.' r;~a', vii! nositively exhibit at An
f'on IN Tuesday, October 3rd, and, so
4 as II is concerned, all other shows do
iexst.
rs are requested to announce that Bel
Lodge, No. $50, A. +. NJ, will hold a
nIar communication in their lodge room
mex, Thursday, 5th October, at o'clock
% The members are urged to be prompt
as the meeting will be one of
arest and Importance.
Asn't the officers Of the County Fair get
Ia walking match for the amusement Of
! crowd during the coming exhibition?
would be something new at our Fair,
4 would nc doubt lend some attraction to
Offer u premium, gentlemen, and We
1,ure there will be several competitors.
Sbe advertisement of Messrs. A. B. Tow
In Co. arrived too late for insertion this
81. These gentlemen have thoroughly
Scted stock of the very best quality of
20 goods, boots, shoes, groceries, &C.,
ic6 they will sell on the most reasonable
ms We bespeak call for them from
, trading public.
shere has been n slight change in the
I selule on the Columbia & Grcenville
llhoad, the regular passenger trains pass
J here two minutes later each way. The
omnodation train from Bolton arrives
] 30 .. NJ, and leaves at 2.55 p. M. The
7eht train goes up in the morning at
b. and comes down in the afternoon at
The Atlanta Trade Issue, published by
! Constitution on the 23rd inst. is mann
3th publication of twenty-four pages. 1t
Sws that Atlanta is not only holding her
ln, but is making rapid progress in her
hmerclal and manufacturing enterprises.
q Trade Issue is full of interesting mat
lin regard to the business of that thriv-
ici,y.
she following list of letters remain un-
led for in the Anderson postoffce, Sep
9ber 26th: Scott Brown, Jerry Brown,
tker Blasingame, Joe Cannon, Miss Mary
ibbins Larkin Duncan, Miss G. V. Ed
1ds, Miss Hester GiiiHess, Jas. y, Green,
sonss Harris, w. II. Melrou; Mrs Mag
Norris, Joe Padus. Gus Perrian, Mrs. II.
Sloan, Bal Wills, Tinnie Waters.
Tewere pleased to receive q call on Mon
4 last from Mr.. Major Dean, who re-
sved from this County to Texas before
war. Mr.. Dean is son of the late
ises Dean, and has great many friends
our County, who are glad to meet him
pm. lie says Texas is fine country. but
man is contented here he would advise
\ to remain. We hope his visit will be
slelant one.
s4eSrs. Orr & Sloan's new advertisement
is';es the attention of our readers. This
Z has IN stock the largest display of
nos I, and brushes they have ever shown
ishis ny market, a price list Of which they
eihh this week. They also keep q COM
e stock of everything pertaining to a
lI.elaSs drug store. They are polite and
;omnlodating gentlemen, and will give
Y Ssiue received in every instance.
liiesn. Brock & Mauldin announce to
sif friends and the public generally that
I! are now prepared to offer larger and
lfe elegant stock of gents furnishing
ES than has yet been offered by them,
llieh "a are desirable i'll both style and quail
I iny close attention to their business,
I always selling at bottom prices, these
lnemen have made many friends and
u control large trade. Read their ad-
E'hemeht' and then give them trial.
the State Fair, which will be held in CO.
eHbia, S. c., November IA to II inclusive.
ppmi.es to be the grandest exhibition Of
mSsr Ssna l. ever held in that city. A large
Ered. and We have no doubt that all SEC.
I, ot the State will be represented in the
9ii,ollion. The Columbia q Greenyille
IN - oS't tiShSIS dL OI1e anu OI1e-
\ t Genus per mile each way, making the
i Hom Anderson and return about $3.95.
b,Na Emnk Davis. colored boy, stole a piece
oaeon from the grocery Department of
1 S,s; ,o MeCully & Taylor's store on Satur-
|I,d;n df;Uefnoon, and secreted it under q
i';.t,ns IN the rear of their store. The
nav n was soon discovered, and policeman
i'llso, II who repaired to the spot at about
:, ~, sIu secreted himself. The policeman
tss,.s svs alaVe to wait long, for the thief soon
Sneu I nse ana secured the bacon, when he
H. promptly marched Off to the guard
i.inSlte Invite the attention of the public to
IIvast vaaut'ef1Isenent Tsen of Messrs. Andrew &
N W.: ": They have as complete and varied
Ss sy sury goods, boots, shoes. hats, DC, as
~ ~ .nI roand IN the city, and their stock Of
/; Il s,n. anu iaamiiy groceries is always full.
ID, ,, nm,ry roy their popular prices and su-
|,;rsa ata.,y OF goods, has built up an ex-
lu m,,ne, ,t,ade, and they are determined to
h., sSs'' 'or they say they will save you
Inncs n, stsels t have presented a lively ap-
urdav ~ - several days past, and on last
civ ,he,e hme,e was more business done In