The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-12-11

AAllRTa0n gMlRlatDEuERI.
LOCAL NEWS.
G. @. LANGsTON, LOCAL EDITOR.
Turkeys are in demand at fair prices.
See advertisement OF desirable house
and lot for SALE.
Now is the time to subscribe 10 the In
TELLIaENcER for 1885.
Capt. w. D. Eyins and family have
gone to Florida to spend the Winter.
Gen. W. W. Humphreys is in Charles.
ton this week attending the Grand Lodge,
A. F. M.
The crowd of loafers at the depot every
afternoon when the up.train arrives Is
nuisance.
Rev. Hugh McLees will preach at Mid,
way Church on Sunday, 3lst inst', az Il
O'clock m.
We were pleased to meet in our office
last Thursday Mr.. w. c. Simpson, OF
Toccoa, Ga.
Messrs. Cunningham & Fowler now de-
liver all goods purchased. of them WITHIN
the city limits.
Consult our advertising columns, aud
You will know where to go to buy your
Christmas goods.
The late firm of Brock q Mauldin has
an important notice-in this issue to per-
sons Indebted to it.
Our merchants say their sales and col
lections so far this Fall are much better
than was anticipated.
Mr.. =. w. Morris, of Hartwell, Ga,
dropped in to see US last Monday. lie
reports business good.
The Anderson Military School has 120
pupils On its roll at present. This IS ~
more than it had this tine last year.
Mr.. Joseph R. FAINT has returned from
Florida. BE seems to be fayorably inn
pressed with what he saw Of that State.
Mr.. James. NJ. Cathcart has purchased
Mr.. r. T.. Moorhead's house and lot on
<sWhitner street, and will move there this
week.
Mr.. P. Darden and family, of Okolo-
nee. Miss. have become residents of An
derson. We extend them a cordial vel
COME
Mayor Tolly is in Charleston this week
in attendance upon the meeting OF the
Grand Lodge, A. F. NJ, as q delegate
from Hiram Lodge.
The Arkansas fever is again raging
among the negroes. It is said that an
hundred or more of them will leave here
shortly for that State.
We are requested to state that the Coun-
ty Lodge of Good Templars will meet at
Whitefeld Church on Saturday, 10th
inst, alto o'clocka. m.
On last Thursday night, about Z o'clock,
chimney on Capt. W..S. Sbarpe's place
(. caught fire. The alarm was given
promptly, and no damage resulted.
Rev. w. D. Mayfield filled the pulpit of
the. Baptist Church last Sunday morning
and evening. Rev. T..P. Bell, the pastor,
was absent, assisting in q meeting at Cam
den, 8. c..
Married, on Sunday, 9TH inst, at the
residence Of Mr.. III. McMertry, the brides
father, by Rey.iG NJ. Rogers, Mr.. I. T;
Patterson and Miss D. j. McMertry, all
OF Anderson County.
Our young friend Eufus FAINT has pur-
chased lot at. the corner of East Bound
ary and River streets, nearly opposite his
fathers residence, and is preparing to
erect cottage thereon.
A man in Nova Scotia has been sent to
prison for three months for lying in
horse trade. A law like this in Anderson
County would soon thin out the popula.
ton in an amazing way.
Abbeville Messenger: "Anderson has
voted another $25,000 to the Savannah
Valley Road. That splendid town has
the pluck and power to succeed in all her
enterprises. The Road will certainly be
built - ~
Married, ,:on Thursday. 26th November,
by John M. Glenn, Notary Public, at his
residence, Mr.. Stephen Smith and Miss
Kitty Cothran. Also on the goth Novem.
ber, Mr.. B. p. Nally and Miss Haseltine
Reams
.Messrs. McCully, Cathcart & Co. have
greatly improved the sidewalk in front OF
their store by putting down substantial
brick pavement. 1t is worthy OF lmlta-
tion by the owners of the property ail the
way down the street.
Charleston will have grand demon
stration on. tomorrow (Friday) night IN
honor of Cleyeland's election. This is
good opportunity for any OF our citizens
Who desire to visit Charleston. Reduced
rates on the railroads. See advertisement.
Be sure to read A. Lessers new adver-
tisement in this issue. He has done
good business this Fall, and feels happy.
AS sort Of Christmas gift to his fiiends
and customers, be offers some extraordl-
nary bargains in goods for the next few
days.
Mr., q. L. Adams, the accommodating
agent os the Air Line Road at Seneca
City, informs us that he has round-trip
tickets for sale from that point to jack
sonville, Fla, for $24.55, andto Gaines
vile. Fla, for $27 .15, good to return until
June i, 1885.
We are indebted to Mr.. F. I. White
for some very fine oranges, which We're
grown Oh ulS lotu0t pAoSS III \ AoAtAes'
Messrs. White & Wilhite are receiving
fresh shipments of this fruit every few
days, and are selling them cheap at retail
and wholesale.
Pickens Sentinel: "The city of Ander-
son has subscribed $4,000 additional to
the Savannah Valley. Railroad by an al
most unanimous vote. This, we suppose,
will secure the Road, and we congratu-
late the people of Anderson upon their
enterprise and sound judgment"
While looking around for something to
snpply vour table during the holidays,
do not forget that Mr.. G. A. Reed is pre-
pared to supply your wants. He is daily
receiving fresh supplies of fancy groee.
,ioa confactionerlaS frIlits &c and will