The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-12-04

Anlsssu,. gntelligeneer.
LOCAL NEWS.
g. G. 5LANGsToN, LOCAL EDITOR.
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Vote the !.'no license" ticket to day.
The fruit tree peddlers are delivering
their goods.
Advertise your Christmas goods. It
will pay you.
Eggs are il demand at fifteen and twen-
ty cents per dozen.
The Spirit Of Times, published at tsumter,
8. q, has suspended. ..,.
The persimmon and locust crop is said
ITO be very large this year.
Mr.. j. C. Osborne. of Greenville, ,lwas in
Tthe city last week visiting his parents.
The chrysanthemum is now said to be
the most fashionable flower of the day.
y 80 -. = g
We will have merry Christmas if
everybody will pay US what they owe us.
An exchange says canary birds are now
the most fashionable presents for sweet
hearts. =
The confectioneries and fancy goods
stores are being filed with Christmas
goods.
When you want ehatteI mortgage or
contract blank, call on us. We can sup
ply you.
Backbone, spareribs and sausage! Col
"! don't II make your mouth water to
think about eating them? -
Single copies of the are
worth Eve cents. Remember that the
next time you ask Us to give you one.
Oranges are cheaper than we have ever
known them before. They are retailed In
the city &c from 80 to 40 cents per dozen.
Fatten your turkey for Christmas, and
let us know when You kill it, and we'll
come and help you get it out of the way.
Five negroes left And last Monday
.
several hundred, more or less, at the depot
ITO see them of. .3. h 81 ...., -
Mr.. r. b. Greneker, jr,. Local Editorof
the Newberry Herald, has announced MS
indefinite retirement from journalism on
account of his eyes. = ~
It is the duty of every good citizen to
vote the no-license ticket to-day. BY SO
doing our schools, our: churches and our
County will be moro prosperous.
Read what Messrs. White & White
have to say about their holiday goods:
Their stock should be inspected by all
who desire anything in that line.
About this time Of year young ladies
are busy making up smoking caps, dress.
ing gowns, slippers, tobacco pouches and
other fancy articles for. their sweethearts.
Married, at the residence of Mr.. Robert
Smith. on November 25tb, 1884, by B. F..
Shirley, Trial Justice, Mr.. John Davis
and Miss Lucinda Tppins, I'll of Ander-
son County.
Married, on November 2zth, q. the res
idence of Mr.. B. Gambreal, by a. W.
Clement Notary Public, Mr.. Rob't G.
Ragsdale and Miss Saalie M. Gambrell, all
of this County
+ rr,,a e.s... ,,.os, &c boos we have seen
IN Anderson G r :. were brought here last Sat-
,,,.iaS, AZ nrue, s,s, ~ nrr old friend Mai. A. r.
Tso,,2 90 = tTe is se1iinr them at 81 cents
rer @ no,nds uross. ~
5 - 2
dn accordance with II ecent postal law
q one cent postage stamp will now pay
for carrying four ounces of printed matter
,to;ri;yy y c}asn he, POSTAGE.
,sain1y SA'oap poss,e. -.
The members of Mount Bethel Divis-
,soas. Sos ot sWnnnt Rathei Church on next
s, ,Satnrdou evening. at = O'CLOCK. It is ear
.nsatlv % Desired That every member be
nresent. ] ~ =. q -
p1ese
y Moeers p T,orillard q Co.. of Jersey
City, ~. ", manuiaSsSsels IIas u a sr saTt ,,e
tteo I'M iag lug ,iste hyeAS, Shn,,.;no the rem.
Vely uanueo.o ~ ,ppsass;nnai hass hail |n
Lesen.asise1ss, s,l - :. pAoAe'o-o =
America.
onr newly elected officials for this
th.ro:,ons;hle dnties of public life, and
~. ,ssIor ho,es that thew NAV all find it
aa,,.ts1 q. ,,Iessant and nrofitable as tbey
Slaua Sluaity tnrsd 90 ,'.'s sor
nave y, nopeu ~. ~
Abbeyille Med;un.: ..sWe were at An
derson 6. H. and at Troy last week and
at eacn OF tnese pisces saw peJ phon9bt t' thais
cotton VINO, Ws unue.esh .Saa hava n pot vet maid
suppnes, Mhion suoy n"'e NV ->
for, at this place
- rho hova ne.;tions in
en- inose aaJs psssoa oss;ng the Ierislature to
Insi. sn aanuH alect;nn @ n this County on the
nrohibition question, are requested to
bring them 70 t;;dt.;z, MI u. e ohlsp os t"'' a.
b. towers i'nnioeia'e'y.