The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-01-05

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BRIEF MENTION.
cur New Year reaolutions-if they
0nes.
I'm clock out runs anything in this
! BE country.
mmunion was administered in the
I hurch last Sunday.
Svou come settle for your paper
i,r receipt Of the latest date.
sba. been q general squaring up
ats around town this week.
IN Grange No. II will meet to-
sFriday) at II o'clock q. m.
John M. Hubbard and j. Reese
sbrated the new year In new resi-
Arie,. executors, &C., should heed
4 Of Ie P obate Judge in another
rye NJ. Tolly has bought the in
Mr.. j. P. Catlett in the firm OF
Catlett.
three months were good ones for
bachelors about town, matrimoni-
liking.
attendance of the members of An
ivision, Sons of Temperance, is de-
% evening.
nderson Female Institute took q
Snly for Christmas week. and re-
Exercises Monday.
Week of Prayer appointed by the
lcal Alliance of the world, Is not
Served in Anderson.
Z ii be our aim this year to make the
sENcER in every respect better
AN 1t has ever been.
,rkcy-shooting was about the only
81 amusement for the boys about
lring Christmas week.
81. P. Tribble has moved to his plan
no miles south OF Anderson, recent
based of Mr.. C. s. Beatty.
how'd in town on Monday was not
as usual for january Saleday. The
1s and cold day was enough to keep
sfople at home.
solumns will not be so crowded with
Sements after this, and we will be
Furnish our subscribers with more
4 matter than usual.
sintments of the Y. NJ. G. A. for next
y: To conduct the afternoon meeting,
Daniels: Poor House committee, J.
in, B. Frank Mauldin.
following was the quotation of cot
this market yesterday: Inferior z,
s8 to 81, low middling 1c4, middling
SO', good middling 102 to IL.
. will be q business meeting Of the
&c. A. Immediately after the devo-
meeting Sunday afternoon next. A
.endance Of the members In earnestly
Srs. Arnstein g. Rose have new ad-
ment in this issue, to which we direct
pn. They will keep our readers in
about their stock, &C., during the
year.
ona Grange will hold its regular
Fly meeting at this place on Satur-
!EEt at II o'clock o. m. It will be an
Ant meeting, and large number of
les will likely bo IN attendance.
publish two long articles on our first
bat will be found exceedingly inter-
Don't be afraid of them because
ire long, for when you commence
1ou won't want to quit until they are
had the pI sure of being one of O
ii about twenty-five gentlemen who
. pleasant evening with kTr. 8. NJ.
n at his residence two miles from
last week. We were invited to an
upper that turned out to be tyeddinq
with all except the wedding.
Murray's school for young ladies
pen on Monday, 10Th inst. She ia o
gh scholar and o most excellent and
enced teacher, aud young ladies or
ntir,;ed to her training will receive
attention necessary 70 rapid advance
For terms, ETC., see advertisement.
/. w. D. Evins returned home from
!, on the oath December, and placed
Ter many obligations to himself by
ing us with O dozen Of the finest
we have ever seen. and certainly
81 delicious we ever eat. They grew
grove of Judge Means, near Micano.
Gar ina Collegiate Institute will re-
N next Monday. Prof. Ligon, the
'al.. will be assisted by Mr.. j. s..
y, jr.. A. NJ, who, like the Professor.
ne educator, and out Of the school
out or place. Don't send the BOYS
rom nome for an education as long
Soii w dS VIGIL at nome.
'patch to the Ne,rs and Courisr from
,eoh 4, dated December 2eth says: "Col.
towards and his family several days
some mince pies made Of ingredients
seu mere. All the family have been
lck since and have been confined to
eos. seriously though not hopelessly
ae doctors say it Is the result of pois-
rom eating .he mince pies"
Jane Hall, wife of Mr.. w. d. Hall.
the residence Of her husband In
,es ,es, township, on the 22d December,
'9th year or her age. She had been
,ate health for many years, and fer
It few years had been q great sufferer.
. member Of the Mountain Greek
!. ana a most estimable lady, and
a.1 Is mourned by many relatives
enus. The remains were Inferred in
o.yard soseyard at Mountain Creek church
! been extremely cold since Thursday
aei' mere was sudden change in the
!; the dampness of the ground and
" winds added to the discomfort OF
: work, and only those who were
,aL on business exposed themselves.
,aay morning there was general sur
4 ;non .;n.'HinY everything covered with
: hnS ,nSn and O half deep, but by after
r,as mau nearly all disappeared, except
po.ec.ed from the sun. On Sunday,
So,a y ana Tuesday nights there were
propensity to break into and rob