The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-01-11

sssF Judge Wallace VIII prcslde at our next
..,o Of Court, which conyenes on tho third
Monday in February.
Venus. Of recent transit notoricty, isnow
,e morning star, and Jupiter and Saturn
~ both evening stars.
Mr.. S. Blecklcy is erecting neat cottage
~ |, (;reenyile street, next to the residence
h Mr.. +. f. Murrah.
s. Anderson is one among four Counties Of
~ gtbe State that will levy no tax for past in
deb.edness this year.
Wavy hair is becoming exceedingly pop.
usr among the ladies, and it is understood
tha. bangs are going out OF fashion.
The Garvin Township Singing Conven-
tiOn will meet with Sharon Church on the
! Third Sunday in this month, at 10 o'clock
& SIN.
Mr. Us. Murray and Capt. A. T. Broyles
went down to Columbia OH Monday to
argue important cases before the Supreme
i Court.
No matter how loose an engagement ring
msy be. the diamond never slips around on
the inside of lady's finger. Did you ever
notice it!
q The Greenville News of Friday says that
$ about $50 colored emigrants have purchased
4 tickets at the Air Line office in that city for
I Arkansas
II
Mr. NJ. l.. Rose, of the New York Cash
) Store. has gone to Camden to spend few
! weeks, where he is interested in the mer-
camille business.
Cotton is quoted in our market as fol-
/ lows: Good Ordinary, st; Low Middling.
81 Midding, 50; Good Middling, . to st.
Bacon, 1Ol to l0I.
The people Of Roberts Church cordially
and substantially greeted their new preach
er, Rev. T. c. Ligon, at his house OH Tues
day, the 2nd inst.
All The members and others interested in
Town Creek Grange are requested to meet
at their Hall promptly at 10 o'clock n. nj.
on Saturday, the Goth inst.
Mr.. l.. l.. Green, Agent, will sell to he
highest bidder on Salesday in February
next two lots. situated in the town of Pei
deion. See advertisement.
An infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. H.
Mckinney, of this city, after brief illness
from pneumonia, died on Wednesday even.
Ing, 3rd inst, aged ii months.
1t is said that there is a man in this Coun
" I'VE did not learn his nane) so stingy
'hat he talks through his nose to save the
wear and tear Of his false teeth.
There aIe eleven prisoners confined in
The County Jail awaiting trial at the next
TERM OF Court. Two of them are charged
"'th taking the life Of their fellow-man.
Tho next annual meeting of the State
orange will be held in Charleston the first
tuesday in February, 1884. The Summer
meeting will be held at Marion, noxt An
gust.
ne sh;ns it would be E goot. investment
~. .Uf some one to open laundry in this city.
.ue "asher-Women occasionally get con-
''ary' and will neither work for love nor
money.
Ars' Genie Mood, wife of Rev. w. w.
taood, former pastor Of the Methodist
'nurch IN this city, died at tho residence Of
&c, 'atner, in Union County, s. c., on the
End inst.
ne received call on last Thursday from
oar clever friend and former citizen, Mr.. A.
= watt, of Hartwell, Ga. We were glad
~ sec him looking so well, and to know
''''' ne Is prosP.ring in his adopted home.
An old man gave the following advice to
asoung man the other day. Don't love
,"o e'ris at once. Love Is good thing,
ou' 1t 10 like butter in warm weather-it
won't do to have too much on hand at
oncen
, Inc new pastor OF the Methodist Church,
,'es' a. w. Walling. arrived in the city on
.a', thursday evening, and occupied his
~ pu'lit on Sunday morning and evening.
!, us congregation seems to be very favora.
Wy impressed with him.
ine Augusta and Knoxville Railroad,
"n!ch is In operation between Greenwood
'"u augusta, he's failed to pay the Janu-
Wy. Wy interest on its bonds. amounting to
''Vo9o. ~. A meeting OF the stockholders is
,a'ea 70 endeavor to provide means to pay i
he interest.
Inc first number Of The Bee, new daily
'aper' which made It's appearance in CO.
;. o'a' 3. G., on last Friday, Is before us.
:. ;. % SIX column to the page paper, print
y IN .sea: style, and gives promise OF being |
= interesting journal. The subscription
rice Is 90 year.
The Augusta Chronies q Obn,titu,ionalist
.ne' TO US regularly now as an eight page
aper. The Chronicle & con,titutioralist is
hs ;' o. the oblest edited papers in tho En-
nc ;' ,sate, and has always been warm
, 'e"u OF south Carolina. We are gratified
"o'e Its prosperity and prosressiveness. ,
we learn from the Pickens Sentinel. Of |
's' weak, that Captain T. Martin Welborn.
"o.ehy and respectable citizen Of that
iHtuhty. r. died at Easley Station or the 10Th
"a, TTaaPtain Welborn was born and reared |
nsn Williamston, In this County, and has |
> y trends here who will regret to hear
his death.
, Inc following officers have been elected |
! 'emn erse Anderson Division. No 1. Sons Of
ionla a TIE ensuing quarter: 0. J.
'hwre, w. p; r. C. Webb. w. A.; f. w. |
'swm; s",,;; jr., r: g.; n. Webb. A. r. s.; N.
ppus.Van, n.n, F: g.; A.. d. Towers. Treas.
ni,;,o smith, Chap. r. r. Todd, c.; Chas. |
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