The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-12-21
BRIEF MENTION.

~ The come. is still visible from about mid.
,i, urlil daybreak.
o,r streets and sidewalks are in excellent
Is sooii;i0n q! present.
commence preparing your new resolu.
Slams for the year 1883.
Rscon is selling at present in our mark ct
4, rom i0i to l0i cents per pound.
ss subscrbe for the ISTELL:GEScER for 1888
4, 81 50 could not be better invested.
Attention is directed to the advertisement
sbI the Carolina Collegiate Institute in this
issue.
Another drove Of hogs arrived last week
aud ere being sold out q: cents reF pound
gross.
Tie next transit Of Venus will occur in
he year 2OO4. Have your smoked glasses
ready.
The Court House square has been crowd
Il viii! cotton wagons during the pas.
) lHeck.
Married, by Rev. G. N. Rogers, Decem.
ber 10, 1882, Mr.. g. w. Dean and Miss G.
40. Sweat
n. Married, by Rev. G. NJ. Rogers, Deccm-
! her 10, 1899, Mr.. Preston O'Sheals and Miss
! N. E. Ellison.
81 Keep your stock under shelter and well
fed during the bad weather this winter. It
will pay you.
Remember that the stores will be closed
during Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Of next week
Married, by Rev. @. NJ Rogers, OH DE-
csmber 10, 1882, Mr.. J. NJ. Dean and Miss
III. NJ. Kinard.
Several of our citizens spent last Sunday
In Greenville, in attendance upon the
Methodist Conference.
Many Of the young people of the citv
< contemplate spending their Christmas holi-
: days away from home
81 Where are the robins this Winter? AS
Hye' they have not put in appearance, or ut
Il least We have not seen any,
81 The question Of license" or mo license
has been considerably agitated in many Of
n The towns throughout the State.
Thirty seven dollars in the way Of fines
: Wis turned into the city excheGuer last
a week by Mayor Maxwells Court.
Married. on Thursday, l4th inst, by Rev.
d. Mc!Iee Mr. Robt. H. Clarke and Miss
Annie t., daughter Of j. II. Hall.
Married by a. E. scudday, OH Decem-
Il per g. lSN2. MIR. James A. Stuart and Miss
i II. v Watt, all Of Anderson County.
4 lfyou have not purchased yonr Christ
n pOpniS Ia
: VI me iSTELLluENcEs before doing so,
Next It, Monday being legal holiday, the
Iost othce Will be opened only from II III.
zr' n'., and from 6 p. M. to 8 p. M.
The holiday goods of our merchants ,,s.
sen, beautiful display, especially after
J dark when the stores are brilliantly lighted
Married on Sunday afternoon, 18th inst.
n =. lhe residence Of Nil Jas. II. Burdine. by
ne' y, W, Hiott, Mr.. r. Tripp and Miss
Messrs: g. w. FAINT & Son have in stock
q a beautiful assortment of Christmas and
very cheap.
Inc receipts of cotton in this market for
I"e ,a,s week ending Tuesday, 10th inst, were
The season. ~.
Marfieti, at the residence Of the brides
Hmito!her November %, 1882. by Rev. A, p,
EIt.a EtsIrttuoso,, MIR. l.. Glenn Boggs and Miss
), Ihe Baptist Sunday School will have
.nelt christmas Tree on tomorrow Friday
s,,aa e,n,eaa'hs. ats o'clock. The public are in.
eoton IS quoted in our market rs fol-
81. H0od Ordinary, ~; Low Middling,
to ol l'''Inanng' nag' ato es; Good Middling, st
We are requested to announce that Mt.
w'eek orange will meet on next Saturday,
~ +, "a CLOCK p. M. The members are urged
"oe prompt in attendance.
Mo had pleasant call from Mr.. J, A.
dsr doy' OF Volcano. w. Va, on last Mon.
tas. ne Is visiting relatives in this Coun.
W OF which he is native.
oo',l Mr.. L. P. Smith will conduct the after.
ds~ d" g meetsrg OF the Y. NJ. C. A. next Sun
hubbard will visit the Poor House.
a.nl Married, December 1s, 1882 at the resi-
Re- RE VI the brides father, by Rev. c.. v.
Winn, Wdirnes, Mr.. Robert w. Pruit and Miss
''''e k''ey, all of Anderson County.
r ne M, arc requested to state that Prof. w.
IN ees nos, will sing at Flat Rock Church
~ ;, "eA. =; saturday, 23rd inst, at 10 o'clock
H. The public are invited to attend.
Tcnai. MArri.a on Thursday, December II. at
Newtnn sSefsham County, Ga, Mr.. Jos.
Wrm'9n NV" on Telford, Of Banks County. and
Hass Ella McAlis.or NJ To,noo T;tw a.
M,haIned' at the residence OF the brides
S;cI,.I, Decomber IL, 1892, by Rev. A. P.
nd S':son: a.: MIR. John G. Wyatt, of PickeEs,
ty. ''s' Mary G. Ford, of Anderson Coun-
lear' VINO VINO propose to turn over new
sc;., snd begin the year with a clear con-
tion =, should not fail to pay their subscrip-
dav - 20 the lErKLLIoKNcER before the first
me Industrial Exhibition in Charleston.
CO.. Ga Closed on last Saturday, was q sue
,srme m every every respect: The attendance was
hssse hse, and the exhibition is said to have
0een better than usual.
pla.s me young men of sIabtown will have a
On Tai jail smoothing at Shutdown Academy
llly ora o;aay: ;y: 18th inst. The public gener
lin. I.e ;o invited to be present. A pleasant
"' - IN store for those who attend.
IN he y. hgnres and hands Of the City Clock
gh;oh hinG painted with luminous paint.
ims u, VIII enable person to discern tho
,ur c;,.. M !he darkest OF nights. Who says
IVY ~ not keeping mp with the time(s)'
ot. ot.'sston "a sst has just completed her first
nin :; iactory, and it will commence spin
W bnna iGw days. II has l5, 900 spindles.
ihdsrpe the day is not far distant when
''oh can boast OF big cotton factory.
Il oS, q had the pleasure Of shaking The hand
Il A.lsn,eee eemed M friend, Dr.. w. G. Erosne: