The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-01-03
BRIEF MENTION.

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Read what Messrs.' Brock & Mauldin
have to say in another column.
The confectioncries Of the city did @ good
business previous to the holidays.
Mr.. l.. P. Smiths excursion to Florida
on the l4th inst. promises to be success.
DR.. s NJ. Orr and Capt. j. Pink. Reed
have mc@ed into their new dwelling houses.
Christmas has subsided and matters and
things are assuming their normal cohoi-
ton.
Business has been very dull this week,
and will probably continue so for some
time.
Col. jas. L. Orr, OF Greenville, has been
visiting relatives in the city during the past
week.
The annual report of the County Com.
mssioners appears on the fourth page OF
this paper.
Pomona Grange, No. Q, will meet in this
city on next Saturday, 9Th Inst. A full
meeting is desired.
Mesars. J. P. sullivan & Co. have some.
thing important in another column. Read
what they have to say.
Mrs. G. r. Murray's popular school for
young ladies will open on Monday, 14th
inst. See advertisement.
Peraons desiring to purchase lends in
Hart County, Ge., should read the adver-
tiscmsnt of mr. J. Willis Brown.
Larry Archer, of Chattanooga, Tenn,
and Jas. McGill, of Hartwell, Ga, spent
the Christmas holidays in Anderson.
Clayton IN. C.) Bud: "Mr. w. B. Beach.
am, OF Anderson. s. c., was in our Office
to-day; He will make Winston his future
home"
DR.. Mulally has resigned the Presidency
OF Adger College at Walhalla and Profess
or e. Won Fingerlin has been chosen Presi.
dent pro tenn
Mr.. Chester M. Walker, highly respect
Ell citizen OF this County, died at his resi-
dence in Hopewell Township last Saturday.
after brief illness
Congressman Aiken has recently sent us
parts and II of the Compendium Of the
Tenth Census of the United States" taken
In 1880, for which he has our thanks.
Now is the time to subscribe for the In
TELLIGENCER. This is election year. and
everybody should have a newspaper to
keep them posted as to what is going on.
Next Monday is Salesday. We would
remind our delinquent subscribers that our
latch string sill hangs on the outside Of
the door, and that we have few more
blank receipts left.
Some Of the young gentlemen Of the city
contemplate organizing Bachelors Club.
As this is Leap Year, ne presume they in
tend fOrtifying themselves against tho in
vasions likely to be made by the fair sex
upon them.
Mr.. ard Mrs. VIM. N. Wilcox, OF Elber-
ton, Ga. Mr.: and A!ls. ]. r. Smith, Of
Greenville, 8. c., and Mr.. and Mrs. o.. H.
Strickland, of Spartanburg, 8. c., spent
Christmas in Anderson with their friends
and relatives.
Messrs. Franklin P. and Joseph N.
visiting relatives in this County during the
past month. These gentlemen left Ander-
con County several years ago. They ex-
press themselves as being well pleased with
their adopted home.
DIR. A. p. Iehnstone. oH this city, has
shown US sample Of ensilago. which he
preserved in al experimental silo. Tho
Doctor reado great deal OF agricultural lit
ereture, and doubtless would make sue
that way. He thinks every farmer should
hav5 silo.
Mr.. Joseph w. Keys left Anderson last
whittier he goes to complete his arrange
ments for accepting the General Agency in
Arkansas for the sale Of Frick & CO.. en-
gines and agricultural machinery. Mr..
Keys has many friends in Anderson who
will join us in wishing him much success
and prosperity.
L. R. Connor, colored, who has been
teaching school in this County for some
time past, succeeded in svindling two or
ing them forged school claims. Connor
left the city on the evening train, but efforts
are being made to catch him, which we
trust Will be successful, for auch rascal
deserves {. tern. in the fenisentiaTy.
we are indebted to Aessrs. Latham, AL
exander & Co., bankers, Of New York, for
an attractive and highly colored engraving
of the Bank. OF France and the Paris Bourse.
The letter Of transmission is accompanied
ture, method of business and the vast in
terests involved in the management of the
institutions which the engraving representa-.
We arc under many obligations to Mr.. j.
A. Daniels for beautiful scarf n!n, Ehieh
ne presented to us g New Te,r gift. There
is not moro sanial, whole .soutSd, clever
man in the State than friend Daniels. May
he live to see many New Years, and whom
he "shuffles off this mortal coil" may he
have "patent-back, 22-carat" seat In that
bright world above. Read his new adver-
tisement in this paper. '+
Christmas passed off yeiy quietly in AN
derson. The weather throughout the week
was delightful. The young people, as
usual, seem to enjoy the occasion very
much, dancing, hunting and other sports
and amusementS being indniged in consid,
srably: There was very little drinking and
rowdyism, and the police nad q compare :
single accident occurring in tho city from
the use of Fireworks.
Mrs. Sallio Shirley, wife of the late Ste
phen Shirley, died at her residence in
broadaway township, on Tuesday, 25th
ult., after an illness OF four days with
laryDgitis. Mrs. Shirley was o member Of
Long Bransz Baptist Church, where her
remains were !aatS.red on the day following
her death. Row MsMcGee cc...44Eass...HE .ha
funeral seryiree w. anoi5 lily -fouI
years Of ago, and her deasliis regretted by
host Of friends and relatives.
Rev. J. w. Wnlling requests nB TO an.
nounce that the first Quarterly Conference
for the ecclesiastical year Will be held In
the Methodist Church OF this city next
Saturday and Sunday Rev. :. Gs Herbert
Presiding Elder, preaching each day ut j
- o'clock O, m. Also that az night, Til
o'clock, O centenary service Will be held
and addresses made. This year ID tho cen.
tsnniai OF American .MethodIsin, aud will
be observed throughout America md Can