The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-11-27
,ailsrapts gatelligel.ter.
LOCAL NEWS.
c. c. LANGsToN, LOCAL Ep1ron.
Bacon has declined in price.

Remember. all places Of business will
be closed to-day.
The dust has been settled at last, and
everybody feels better.
Don't forget the Savannah Valley Rail.
road election to:moraow.
Attend the entertainment in the Mas,n;,
Hall this (Thursday) evening
For the past week the farmers have
been busy sowing small grain.
Our Representatives In the Legislature
left for Columbia last Monday.
Blessed is the man who doth subscribo
for the newspaper and pay therefor
ance upon tic Supreme Court this week.
as IL right certain that Cleveland Ia
elected? ?" j still asked by many persons.
Mr.. Il. b. Benson, of Hartwell, Ga.
Young man, Messra. Means g. McGee,a
advertisement will interest you. Read it.
Everybody should attend the Tbapka.
giving service in the Baptist Church this
morning.
Mr.. M. Is. Jackson has bough. and inn.
proved lot on the extreme end OF Whit
ner street.
The weather prognosticators are busy
now predicting what sort Of weather we
are to have this winter.
Miss Annie McFall, OF Cokesbury, and
Miss May Johnson, of Walhalla, are in
the city visiting Mrs. j. E. Breazeale.
DR.. P. A. Wilhite and wife left tho city
!. last week for Florida, where they will
spend the Winter. The Doctor owns a
valuable place down there.
A Young lady of our acquaintance lost
fine silk hat on Cleveland's election.
She wagered the hat against o fine ladies'
hat with gentleman friend
Capt. p. X. Norris has purchased the
house and lot Of Mr.. NJ. A. Snipes, on
day become resident of the city.
In Eorry County, this State, sweet DO
tatoes are offered at ten cents per bushel.
The producers should ship O. few Of them
rp this way. 1t would pay them.
Did you ever see girl get letter at
the postoffice from her fellow and not
read it until she got homer No, sir: and
history has no record of any such freak
of girl.
Four hundred and ten voters have reg.
istered to vote on the license question, on
The 4th Of next mouth. uGf THE nutnber
registered, one huhdredi and sixty-one
arc colored.
Seneca Free Press. "Anderson claims
opa Of Sapeco3c fol- <la,1o III L.,
son Of Miss Lou Dickson, who has gone
ththcr to attend school under the charge
of Mrs. VanWyck." -.
Next Monday is Salesday. We trust
those of our subscribers who visit the
city that day, and who have not vet
squared up with us, will remem Der that
our books are still open. -. g',
Married, on the 10th inst, at the resi-
dence of J. N. Richey. by H. A. Richey,
Notary Public, Mr.. William Junkin and
Miss Pauline Hunt, daughter of J. J.
Hunt, all Of Anderson County.
Married. at the residences Of the BRIDES
father, on November 2, 1884, by the Rev.
D. l.. Whitaker, Mr.. J. D. Wynn and
Mrs. L. J. Wilson, daughter of Mr.. b. F.
Driver, all OF oconee County, 8. o.
Wa would remind the citizens in the
neighborhood OF Roberts Church that
the ladies of that Church will have re.
freshments for sale at Williford's Store
them. "a
Married, at the residence of the BRIDES
father on Thursday, November Goth,
1884, by B. F. Shirley, Trial Justice, Mr..
Jas. r. Ei2 and Miss Lucinda p. White,
daughter of John, T. White, oil of Ander-
son County. a- a,s.a .4',,
We are requested to announce that Rev.
d. L. Frierson, d. D., will preach at Mid
way Church next Sunday morning, at the
usual hour of holding services. There
will be no preaching in DIR. Friorson's
Church on that. day.
A young lady in South Georgia inserts
the following advertisement, In q local
paper: Wanted, by young lady, not 30,
husband, be he bachelor, widower. or
dude. am good looking, weigh l1O
pounds, can cook, wash and iron"
$50, you have finally made up your
YES, firmly" she, replied. II suppose
you take me for . fool for proposing to
you 50 often" mo, sir; don't Take \
you for fool. Iwouldn't have you for
Read John e. Peoples & Co. new ad.
Vertlsement. Besides their large stock
OF stoves, tinware, &c., they have just re
ceived q big lot Of goods suitable for the
holiday trade, which sbsy T!H ae,l very
tha;.p tGhneap. Give them Q call and inspect
Miss Fanny. LangstOn, daughter. of Mr..
Mathew Langston, died OF the residence
o., o. her uncle, in Hopewell township. on
saturday, s 22nd inst, aged 10 years. She
Twenty Baptist Church, where her re-.
mains were inferred on Sunday.
Mrs. sallie G. Kidd, the beloved wife Of
capt. J AZ: Kidd, died at her home in
Kidd KRiad5ddweli, ,saa Ga. on the, ,lesh 1ihs. Mrs.
land, Of Fair Play, s. g., and had ddnany
friends ana acquaintancss in this County
VINO regret to hear OF. her death, ]; .I.,s
Many ladies in society rejoice 10 dis.
cover that the low, broad heel begins to
French heels and thai lie time Tine ap. p
proaches when womt will wear boots
iong enough and broad enough to admit |
freedom. fysSs'' = a, Seq = =
,, a little child about five years old Of
Mrs. Elrod, living near Honea Path, wGs
uuined TO death one day last week. The
parent was absent In. the field, md It Is
supposed the little one was playing with
nre when the accident ccurred. Anoth-
tia ~ w,arning to parents against leaving lit
le children alone, 81 7. 81.
! A new departure In society, says IN ex-
eenapge, is the twilight party, az which
"a, me only light lis from the fireplace ALL
% .ne company gathers about the glowing |
soais' and each one tells % story, sings o
sone, or recites q poem. There ere great
possibilities for the twilight party. We
predict . for 1t immense success.