The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-11-13
BRIEF MENTION.

what about new hotel buiId,npp
Can't 1t be built. s
There are several cases of dipbthe,,o O.,
ana around the city. 80 ~
III. hhe farmers are sowing small grain. de.
spite the dry weather. "' ''-
The demand for dwelling houses IN tho
city is on the increase. W 'ne
In some sections OF this County no raj,
mas fallen since last july. "'''
country produce has been more n,c,t,.
'ui ior the past few days. '
9, anderson is well represented at the
''a'e ar IN Columbia this week.
See what Mr. J. Pink Reed has 10 saw to
ms friends and customers in this paper
Remember, our office IL inst o,,os,,.
Tug COUNTY Auditors office. Conc 10
Praise God from whom all BLESSINGS
now. the fraud and corruption payfv
r. header, have you paid for your paperS
the city. ~" Nisi'
| Now that the election Ia over Ia, =. o
to work and finish the Say annah h VnIIssv gI sv
! Railroad. aiiey
The Anderson Oil Mills will bpv NJ,
your cotton seed. Fee advertisements In
another column. III
~, The National Banks building attracts
tne admiration OF every stranger who
visits Anderson. WV
| by request of the pastor Rev T q
Murray preached in tho Methodist chirch
last Sunday night.
Mr. .. 5. Fowler has commenced the
erectl9n OF commodious warehouse on
MISS Lillian Murrah leaves the city to-
| day LOT Macon, Ga, where she will snend
the Winter with relatives. p'N
We have turned the rascals ont and ,vo
are going to keep them out. Hurrah for
| Cleveland and HendricksI
Leap ear = nearly gone, and the crowd
oi ola bachelors in Anderson has not di-
ni'hished one bit. What pity!
Mr.. Philip q. Beckley the handsome
ana clever representative of David II.
toutz, Baltimore, Md, was in the CITY
| last week. ''9
some OF our citizens are debating
Whether to got to see Cleveland inauguratcd
ircsldent or visit the Worlds Exposition
at New Orleans.
Special trains were run from Anderson
to Greenville on Wednesday and Thurs.
day OF last week, and carried good crowds
| 10 the Piedmont Fair.
The W. G. T. U. requests us to return
| thanks 10 MI. Z. Z. Featherston and Rev.
y. .. Murray for the very interesting nd
dresses delivered at the public meeting
| hold October 81
The demon of ambition leads many a
man to destruction. The love of molIey
best policy. Contentmont $ better than
| wealth. Virtue is best.
| Married, at the residence of the brides
father, Col. w: s. Smith, on the 5th inst,
| 0y the Eev. w. H. Kirton, Mr.. Julius +.
Griffin, of Greenville, S. G., and Miss Ida
NJ. Smith, Of Liberty, S. G.
brand new word has been coin ell by
| an Atlanta lady. 1t Is "bachelettes," and
It It. Is proposed to apply 1t to single women.
The word has distinctly feminine sound.
and seems appropriate enough.
| Farmers can kill all ths rats abou It their
oarns, says an eXchs q, by placing
wash pot half full of "r with few
copna. cotton seed sec, sp p. The rats
Mr.. w. B.L- family. who
were formerly resluei. Anderson, but
who Lave been residing in Reidsyille, N.
G., for some time past, have returned to An
derson to reside. We extend them cor.
dial welcome.
We congratulate our neighbor County
|-Abbeville-on her grand victory.
Ihirty-eight hundred Democratic major
ity Is good days work. Edgetield can
take IN her sign. Abbeville County Is
entitled to tine cake.
A celebrated philosopher says: "Any
young man is made better by sisters
here are not satisfied with the sisters love
only, but they want some other fellows
sister to love them too.
Mr.. Jas. G. stribling, student of Wof.
ford College, who " at present visiting
friends In this County, desires position
as teacher in some good school. Mr..
Stribling is cripple and worthy young
man. Address him at Denver, 8. c.
the Court House on Tuesday night, No
vember 18th, under the auspices of the
w. Q. Z. U. Addresses will be delivered
by Rev. Jas. w. Wolling and Mr.. James
NJ. Sullivan. All are invited to attend.
The revenue from cheap postage is five
million dollars less this year than 1t was
last year from three cents postage. The
expenditures for year ending June 30th,
1884, were SAG, ALI ,772, and the revenue
was 81, ,8l8,635. Last year there was nm
excess of two millions
Fay, an inirnt daughter aud only child
Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. Gossett, died in
ness of several weeks. After appropriate
funeral services, conducted by kev. J. w.
Wolling, the little ones remains were In
inferred in tho Presbyterian cemetery on
Tuesday.
A number Of young ladies' and gentle
men Of tho city are rehearsing that beau
tiful Opera, "Olivettc," which, together
with q laughable farce, entitled Thirty
Minutes for Refreshments will be rem
dered shortly, Due notice Of the time Of
the entertainment will be given OIL tho
i handbills. ~,z-,s.,. =
The next election we will have will be
1 on the licsnse question. 4 The City Coun-
Tell has already been peti ioned to order
an election on the question: The mem-
bers of tho W&C. Il. u. are working zeal
ously for the success OF the "dry" side,
and have enlisted some of our best 9th
zens with them.
List of letters remaining In the POST
Office for tho week ending November II
f. p Cooley A. W. CowSon: J. A. Ere!,