The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-02-28
BRIEF a1ENTIoN.

49,
BRIEF MENTION.
Next Monday is salesday.
Bacon and coffee are advancing in price.
The candidates are becoming more nu-
merous.
The fruit tree peddlers have commenced
. their canvass.
Some ofour merchants are receiving their
Spring goods.
Haye you paid your city taxes The
time expires tomorrow:
g We have had little touches of March
weather during the past few days.
The anniversary Of washington's birth
:day was not observed in Anderson.
Several tramps have made their appear
,ance in the city during the past week.
Anderson needs an opera house and g
1 big, hotel. Why can't we have themY
The celebrated Wizard Oil Advertising
Troupe will be in this city in Q few days.
Several car loads Of cattle have recently
been shipped from Anderson TO Charleston.
The matrimonial market is not quite SO
active in these pars ct present as :as ? mas
been:
icourt;ng q gil Is paying her addresses,
Marrying is paying for here dresses ana All
the other things.
The small grain is not injured near SO
much as Was supposed several weeks ago.
II Is growing rapidly and, ookipg fine.
Mr.. John D. Dobbins, who resides near ss,
this city, hiss hen that has distinguished 9
harself By laying four eggs in two days
two each day. 8;
Wswerepleased tolmeet our old fnenos,
Wm. M. Wilcpx. Of Nberton, Ca, and
JohIl AZ Wilcox, Of Gleenyilie' s. @, In
thessty last week.
s Rcy. A. Coke Smith s. now the chief edi-
I tor t,f ;tEe Temperance Worker, at Columbia.
Heis an niableWriter, and will do. much : lof
the;senperance cause
Tie power Of love can transport a hye-
ro1rad boz Of ca-amels twenty-five blocks
baforre rs marriage, but after that it breaks
down under as little asa gum drop.
Misa Lizzie Williams left on Tuesday for
tha: Northern markets, for the purpose OF
n mi king her purchases for the Spring trade.
She win be absent abouttwo weeks.
az ndrs q. q. Snow, wife Of Mr. John Y.
snow. Of Hartwell, Ga, died in that town
Z on the 18th inst Mr.. Snow hasa NUMBER
Of friends in Anderson who sympath'ze
with him in his bereavement.
farried. on the 10th inst, at the resi-
denlccs of the brides father MIS-. ". C!ink-
scales, in Crawford County, Ark, by MINI
rod Tnrman. Esq, Mr.. Madison III. Hous-
ley and Miss Essie E. elinkscales.
ii The Anderson Literary Society will hold
its regular monthly meeting next Tuesday
afternnoon, Of a O'Clock; in the Office OF
Mes,rs. Murray, Breazeale d Murray. The
anb members are urged to attend ;punctually.
Married, on wednesday evening, Febru-
.rv 18th. 1884. at the residence OF the
brides father, Mr.. James King, by Rev. Z.
sD Mann. MI. 3. f. Douthit, Of Anderson
County, to Miss Hattie King, Of oconse
County:
We are requested to: o:annonnce ina. nav.
=. +. Bell will. preach at Cross Roads
Church on next Sunday morning, at II
: O'clock. He goes there under an appoint
,miaant 81 the Executive Board Of the saluda
Association.
We are requested to announce that Rev.
i. .H. Cotton will preach at Midway Church
on the third Sunday in March. Hereafter
the services win be held regularly on the
third Sunday III each month. instead OF on
the hrst Sunds as heretofore.
Our young friend, Amos Adams, has
been elected an honorary member of one OF
the Literary Societies Of the Gainesville
{Ga.1 Female College. He thinks it, is. is q
Leap Year dodge some Of the members OF
The Society ans trying to put up on him:
Mr.: sLeserimake an announcement
90 The trading public through the columns
Of the INrr11IGENcER this week. His stock
-os goods i: slways replete. When You
need any dry goods, &C., give him a CALL
and we guarantee he will please you both
ID price and quality Of goods. Read MS
advertisement. a.;
Mr.. Cyrus e. Hamilton died at his home
in Franklin County, Ga. on the 9Th inst,
inithe eightieth year of his age. he was
born in Anderson County, and resided here
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