The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-11-27

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,QC.A AL NEWS.
9. q IANGsToN, Local EDITOR.
Bacon has declined in price.
-Four weeks from to-day until Christ
mas. !;
It is said adrove of hogs will in the
city in q few days.
Remembo all places Of business will
g be closed to-day. ssss
The dust has been settled at last, and
everybody feels better.
Don't forget the Savannah Valley Rail-
road election :moraow. =.
] Attena the entertainer in the Masonic
Hall this Thursday evening.
For the past week the farmers have
been; busy sowing small grain.
Our Represents in the Legislature
left for Columbia last Monday.
Blessed is the 1ianlwho doth subscribe
for the newspaper and pay therefor.
seyersl or lawyers are il in, attend, ssssa
IT'S ii right certain that cleveland is
elected sn is still asked by many persons.
s Mr.. d. b. Benson, of Hartwell, Ga,
& offers Some bargains In land nthis issue;
3 Young man, mn sMessrs. Means 4 McGee,s
y advertisement viii interest yon. Read IT..
Every body should attend the Thanks.
giving service in the Baptist Church this
morning. ~ g..5. sis ~:
Mr.. ~. i Jackson has bought and inn
: ner street
THE weather prognosticators are busy
\ now pred dictiIg what sort OF Weathe we
are 70 have this win y III So.
miss May johnson, off AFalhalla ! are 81. in
j the city visiting Mrs. ]. =. Breazeale.
Dr.Ps sAsWilhite and wife left the city
!. last week sIori Florid da,s where they will:
spend the Winters The Doctor owns
valuable place aewn there.
4 fins M SIX ;t hat ON o. Cieveland's election.
She waeeredl the hat against q fine ladies,
hat with GENT lsnan friend.
Capt. P. Il. Norris has purchased the
house and lot OF M M. "A. Snipes, on
south Main street, and will at5an early
daYbecome Iesifd Dent Of the city.
: ~ g 20
InsHorTy County this State sweet po-
statoes are offered. at teHtcen1s per puSne!.
: 'The prodh dhcats should ;shirt few OF them
up 81 thisMsy.sS IsWould pay them
Did yons eyer see girl get letter at
The spostofice from her fello .ands not
read. .jt until she, got home No, sur and
;lhistsof has nosTecord of any such freak
of girl. ~ s y: sss.
Four hundred and ten voters have reg.
sistered toHote onf license question spn
q Rsas
.sare colored.
- Seneca Free Hfess..s :. Ard dersone claims
sSnesof Seneca, fair dung ters in the. per
son of Miss Lon Dick son, who has gone
thither to attend school under the charge
OF Mrs. syanW yck.. Il IS
next Monday Isl esalesd day, We trust
i these OF .oEr cfibers who yisit the
sssqnaredS Supwiths will remember that
our books are still 2: g. s e S. .|;s.
Married, on. The, 10th inst, at the resi-
Sdepce of J.. N. RicheT, by .H.aA Rlcheys
Notary Public, Mr.. William Junkin and
{: Miss Pauline Hunt, daughter of ~ y.
Hunt, all And ssson Coull IS; .sS.
Married. at the 1esidenes Of the brides
f,tiar s1. : sn Noyem @ ber a 1854, by the Rev.
Is. d. whitaker, Mr. y Id. Wynn and
z Mrs. e. j. W ilson, daughter Of Mr.. 3. -
Driver, all oi ocoHee County, s. .''itste ls
Wa would remind the. citizens in the
of Roberts Church that
the ladies of that Church will have re-
{ freshments for sale at Williford's Store
next Tuesday 60 ont and patEonize
them. sos 81, -. 81
=: Married, at the residence of the brides
father, ION Thursday, NoVem ber 10th,
7. 1884, by B. T. Shirley, Trial Justice. Mr..
Jas. RI. Elk and Miss Lucinda r. White,
daughter OF Johns T. White. all of Ander-
j son County & lz.s ~
We are requested to anno.ince that Rev.
D. E. Frierson, ID. D., VIII preach at ct Mid
way Church next Sunday. morning, at the
will 5be no preaching in DR.. Frierson's
Church on that. day. s. s. !. ~ q e s.
q "a Young lady in South Georgia inserts
the following advertisement in 3 local
paper: WANTED, by a young lady, not 30,
q husband; be he bachelor, .widower, or
dude. am good looking, weigh ITO
pounds, can:cook, wash and iron:
$50, you have finally made up your
mind Won won't have met" he asked.
: ayes, firmly, =, she replied. 81 suppose
you take me for q fool for proposing to
You SO often.'' mo, sir; / don't take
you for fool. I wouldn't have You for
q gift"
Read John E. Peoples & Co.'s new ad-
S-yertisement. Besides their large stock
J. of stoves, tinware, DC, they have just re !
ceived;a big lot Of goods suitable for the
holiday trade, which they. will sell very
their pretty goods.
80 Miss. Fanny Langstcn, daughter Of Mr.
Mathew Langston, died at the residence
Of her uncle, in Hopewell township, on
Saturday, 22nd inst, aged 10 years. She.
was g. consistent member of Si1-and-
Twenty Baptist Church, where her re-
mains were inferred on Sunday.
Mrs. saIlie G. Kidd the beloved wife of
Capt. J. M. Kidd, died at her home in.
> Harfyva1Iss "a nm the 18th inst Mrs,