The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-01-12
BRIEF MENTION.

sed for sale on Saleday IN february.
fire insurance agents at this place
5een doing q good business the past
eks.
flames II. Campbell and Miss Fannie
IN were married on the 18th ult., by
~. p. Martin.
ter's Spring Grange will meet on
Sturday at Up. m. for the transaction
ortant business.
Sloan. druggists, have just received
lot of fresh garden seeds from Buist
6bpston, Robbins & Co.
lrday is the last day on which the
q Treasurer can receive delinquent
~ After that date executions will is
pinckney II. Brown, of this county,
ljss n. L. T. White, of Hart county,
ERE married on the 22d ult. by Rev.
Earle.
IL thieves are making raids on the
EAn roosts of the farmers near town.
y stole twenty-four from one yard
Por ten days ago.
". C. Bailey has recently bought the
and lot lately occupied by Mrs. Sarah
lev, near the Blue Ridge yard, and
me to housekeeping.
streets of Anderson were never in
hch plight as they are right now, at
hot since we have known them; and
iewalks are very little better than the
,ood many Of our subscribers have
6hed us the dates to which they have
or the ISTELLIGENCER during the past
and we hope others will at once fol-
sheir example.
G. f. Round, of North Carolina, n
many years ago pastor of the Metho-
shurch at this place, has recently been
nted president Of the Davenport Fe-
College, n. G.
y price of cotton remains about the
Jas last week. The quotations yester-
iere, for stained, to 0, good ordinary
30, low middling 10l, middling 101 to
food middling II.
Tlrried, at the residence Of the brides
b, Mr.. p. S. Porcher. of Seneca City,
lesday, 10th inst. ut 81 a. m, by Rev.
Gadsden, Mr.. Baylis Sloan. Of An
IN, and Miss Hess POrcher, of Seneca.
4. j. J. Baker has drawn ont Of the
fof Blecklcy, Brown & Co. Messrs. s.
&ley, E. W. Brown and J. J. Fretwell
Continue business at the old stand, and
y the old firm name of Bleckley, Brown
4. C. F. Jones has sold his interest in
7rm Of ]. P. Sullivan & Co. to his CO.
hers, ]. P. Sullivan and W. A. Vandi-
lTho will continue business et the old
] under the firm name of J. P. Sullivan
he of the Post-Masters have complied
4the request at the head of this column
helped us greatly in restoring our list
lbscribers at their Offices, for which we
N thanks. Will not the others do
.eise?
inc Of the negroes about town ere Ec;,.
2 pretty hard to feed their families dur
this protracted bad weather, and are
ing for work. The idea of saving some
3 for rainy day never occurs to the
o mind.
Or Ordinance ina to ga6 raise supplies for the
re. A tax of q mills is levied on all
l5erty, except the school and church
pings, while the street tax remains the
as heretofore.
=. =. B. Benson has purchased the in
u OF a. g. McCurry, Esq, in the Hart
!S.". and is now sole proprietor, with
j.: IL. McGill rs co-editor. Here is
mrs saluta,ory, terbatim et iiierafin1 =
res at ye. Yours. truly. Editor Nc
e erred last week in saying that Mr.. ].
lurray, jr.. would assist Prof. Ligon in
Carolina Collegiate Institute. He will
tice law with his father and brother,
IS an accomplished and talented Young
J., and will succeed in whatever he un-
akes. M =
'mona Grange OF this county met last
'fday,, but owing to the small attend
no business was transacted, and the
lge adjourned until the first Saturday
ebruary, when the election of Officers
other important business will be at
ssociate Grange No. 1, of Anderson
11ty, will meet at Town Creek Grange
at 10 o'clock on Saturday, 14th inst.
SUBJECT for essays, "Marure making.
posting, the time and manner of appli-
11n, IS an important one, and will
ptiess be ably discussed.
:, the regular annual meeting of the
Al ano,uers OF The National Bank of An
on heid on 10th inst, Col. Joseph N.
W., "; ID. z. Fant, Esq, Hon. B. Il.
,,, ,.Jn, C0i. j. w. Norris, Geo. w. FAINT,
,e5ser Bleckley and J. A. Brock were
reelected Directors for cnsa-
,!tia Nelson symmey, infan. son of DR..
l. and Mrs. e. P. Symines. formerly of
pace, died on the 23d December last of
..ntery, in Hillsboro county, fla. after
anu, illness of ten days. Aged three
= = ana seven months. Many friends in
.eason .s5 deeply sympathize with the be-
ed parents in their affliction.
1s. q. M. Jones and A. C. Strickland
q, ,i41med n copartnership for the prac-
~ Dehtal SURGERY; with an nAlca over
81 store of diss Saliie Bowie, on Brick
8 Se. O., belng good and experienced prac-
me,s, rr, those patronizing them can rely
srt;!p" tS;per attention and good work. See
ae = following are the officers elected to
: nthnuerson Division, Sons of Temper
I p '.ie ensuing term: r. s.. Crayton, ir.,
49, Sonn hi. Hubbard, w. A.. G. @.
Ss,31, ;r,,S1, Il. g.; 0. J. Moore, A. II. s.; H.
, Suuay, S.y, r. 81; a. B. Towers, Treas.
!. SS1iith, Chap; H. n. Wilcox, Con.
= = a SMurrah, A. c.; Chas. Sullivan, I. 8.
'coggins, o. s.; +. r. Todd, P. w. P.
Iv; Snd !, ", w, Wingo, pastor OF The PendIe-
Cd nu beiton Baptist churches, has re-
.sa ~ = unanimous call to the pastoral
H. oi the Baptist church at Camden, to
~ me place made vacant by the re-
VIE VIZ, nev. "A: w. Lamar to Macon, Ga.
"fango has lived at Pendleton for the
ed ohi ~; or live years, and has en-
h;s H. himself to the entire community
Us ~, manly, Christian department and
'''' p'ety. Hc has L ot yet accepted the
or .Uwn o Is thoroU Usnly aroused on the
ilions That will be presented 10 the
for sr III lew days. One of them