The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-01-17
BRIEF MENTION.

We haven't seen anybody yet that hal
seen the comet.
Have yUu made your Return to the Clerh
pf the City Council!
The weather for the past week or two hai
been pretty generally discussed.
The Mayors Court has not had much
patronage during the past week or two.
The Spring drummer has started on Iii
rounds. Every train brings number o.
them.
Mr.. J. A. Major he's been appointed q
Trial Justice for this County by Governor
Thompson.
Mr.. X. Marcus BuIriss has been engaged
as an assistant teacher in the Anderson
military School.
Col. James NJ. Latimer, of Lowndesville,
has been spending several days in the city
during the past week.
We have large supply Of chattel mort.
band. Send us your orders.
Business was brisk with the merchants
4onday. The farmers have commenced
Purchasing their supplies.
Eft is generally believed that the late
own oats in this County has been seriously
njured by the recent freeze.
Attention is directed to the insurance
:ari of Mr.. J. II. yoI IiIasaein liz this paper.
He represents reliable companies.
Mr.. NJ. B. Arnstcin, after an absence Of
bout six months, il in the city OH q visit.
He halls from New York at present.
iIartwell Sun, 18th inst: "On Monday
he Savannah River was frozen over, ex-
cert small channel in the center"
Rev. T. F. Gadsden, OF this city, will con-
luct the services in st. Paul's (Episcopal)
Church at Pendleton on next Sunday, Goth
nst.
Married, ct the residence Of the brides
mother, on the 9th inst. by Rev. NJ. McGee,
Mr. o. P. Williams and Miss Mary Lee
e ement.
Mr.. Thos. F. Riley has sold the Green
wood argus to Messrs. John H. Hogan &
Co. The new firm has our best wishes for
Is success.
The young ladies Of Pendleton gave
Leap Year Hop last Tuesday night. An
Rerson was represented by both ladies and
Gentlemen.
Mr.. P. b. Mitchell, who resides six miles
outhwest Of the city, had a mule stolen
rom his stables on the night of the 9th
hst. See advertisement
Our young friend, j. P. Reed, Esq, OF
atlanta, Ga, who has been spending sey-
Fal weeks with relatives In this city, re.
urned to the Gate City last Tuesday.
A good many Of our blank receipts have
cen filled out during the past week Our
ook keeper is anxious to get rid of the
glance on hand. So come along and get
ne.
After the first day of November next it
ball not be lawful for children under six
-ears OF ago TO attend the public schools.
10 said our Legislators by solemn enact
bent.
There seems to be no disposition among
be colored people of this County to emf
Fate to Arkansas and Texas. Probably it
because they have not been stirred up on
be subject.
Our friends, in calling to see Us, will
eave the door open occasionally. Our
Devil says if they don't know how to shut
be door, he will give them few lessons
ratis at any time.
Married, at the residence of the brides
ether, DR.. B. f. Brown, in Williamson,
p Tuesday, 9Th inst, by Rev. s. Lander,
,. D., GF. g. z. EzaEon. OF Cckesbury;
nd Miss Mary Brown, of Williamson.
Married, at the residence Of the brides
star. Mrs. L. J. Langston, in this city, on
Ehursday, January 10th, 1884, by Rev D.
!. Frierson, D. D., Mr.. William NJ. Gibson,
Pendleton, and Miss Eliza W. Norris.
this city.
The dwelling house of Mr.. w. T. Ash
y. in Honea Path township, was destroy
by fire few nights since. All the
Household furniture, with the exception of
Ae or two articles, was consumed also.
insurance.
rhe attention Of our readers is directed
The advertisement of Messrs. r. II. Bur-
"A and J. Bolton Watson, who are the
sntn for the Powell Combination Sulky
9w, which is said to be one of the best
Avs on the msrkct.
dr. e. J. Et lie, Clerk, requests as to
te that there will be preaching ct shiloah
nrch on next Saturday. Church confer
pc will also be held and business Of i'm.
stance transacted. He earnestly desires
nll attendance of the members.
Hon. J. H. Evins has secured the clerk
OF o Congressional Committee for Col.
Stobo Farrow with salary Of fifteen
hdred dollars per annum. Col. Farrow
make an efficient clerk, and we con-
tlulate him on his appointment.
sYe are requested to announce thet a
meeting of the members of Meals
PIX Church will be held on next Sunday
ming at II o'clock. Business Of i'm
sance will be transacted, and the mem
are urged to be prompt In attendance.
he G. & G. R. R. officials came to An
BON on special train Tuesday on on in
ting tour. They gsi of the train at the
pt, and after looking around there
ked over to the Blue Ridge Railroad
dingo. which they inspected very cloae-