The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-11-19
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BRIEF MENTION,

LIZ s1eAS .oA fey 20
The Baptist State Convention convenes
at Greenville to-day.
Rev. w. F. Pearson, of Due West. was
in the city last Monday.
Mr. TT. A. Archer and family, of this
city, have moved to Easley.
See ewhat w. s. Ligon & Co. have to say
in their new advertisement.
our.old friend, w. G. sherard, Of Mon-
terey, gaveus acall last Saturday.
Mr.. NJ. Smith offers a;desirable house
and lot for sale. See advertisement.
Mr.A. B. Towers has just received alot
of fresh buckwheat, which Is excellent.
Try 1t. ss,;.s
The Paandealsr says DE-. N. c. Parker,
of Honea Path, has gone on o visit to
Florida.
= Be charitable. When a mans coat is
threadbaro it IS an easy matter to pick a
hole in it. ..4,s
sMra T. P.s Smith left on Tuesday for
Florida, where she will spend some time
with relatives.
mrs. J. E. Breazeale went to Walhalla
last Friday to attend the bedslde OF ner
father, who is quite i'll. i .a'
The Festival given by the ladies Of the
tBaptist Church on Tuesday was success
Financially and socially: 500 a't
MI. and Mrs. W. G. Haddon, of Due
West. spent last Sunday in the city, on
visit to the latters mother.
Hon. B. F. Crayton, Of this citys has
!, State. Agricultural Society. ~
=. Farmers. don't bring your cotton to
market on next Thursday, as all the
stores will be closed on that day.
> Mr.. VIM. Pendls isi furnishing bis GUS
and excelle lent sausage. Try him. -
i s The 6tst drove Of hogs for this season
arrived in the city last week. They are
selling at cents per pound, gross. -
sf,.1; Mr.. ]. s. Fowler has hada horse stolen
] from him, and offers reward OF Sz5 lof
I. The horse and thief. See advertisement.
8 On. Nv ednesday cotton was quoted in
the1 city- as follows: Middlipg, 81; ;7good
midding, strict good middling, 9to ss.
Mr. s. Is. Clarke, of Newberry, s. c.,
snent. last Saturday and Sunday IN the
city. Newberry seems to be treating him
well. .a5.,., 80
-, 35s - .. ,..,,,,, h,,,1 irving tn
locate Who VIM be the next couple in the
sscity ttos launch out on the sea OF matrl-
mony. IS, s. l'snsii@
When in the city the survivors of Com.
panY ST., Ath Regiment, should not
neglect to call at this Office and get acopy
saof5 their roll. -
Miss May Capers and Miss Kittie Mar
ting bellies, spent Monday night in the
city with friends.
DR.. Frierson's sermon, which We pub
.lish on the first page Of the INTELLIeEN-
GER this week, should be read by every
one Of onr readers. -.
From the reports in the papers the New
Orleans Exposition, which opened on the
10th inst, is an improvement on the Ex-
position OF last Winter.
Married ], on Sunday, 18th inst, in Bea-
verdam Church, by Rev. 6. M. Rogers.
Mr. 3. E. Middleton and Miss u. NJ. Ad-
kins, all Of this County.
ssThs schedule on the C. & G. r. R. has
.5baeh changed o,that the morning train
teaches Anderson at 10. % and the evening
train for Walhalla arrives at Al.
Our country friends should bear in
mind that there will be no business trans
acted in Anderson on Thursday, 26th
inst, which is Thanksgiving Day.
Our estimable friend, Mr.. Silas Kay,
has our thanks for some very large turnips:
Mr.. Kay lis! an excellent farmer, ana
always has fne crops Of everything,
~. The aHarhor at Providence Camp
u Ground is offered for sale, Any person
wishing to buy it:shouId consult Messrs.
sJ.T: Cook, 20. Shearer or j. G. Winter.
10 The McC Cormick Adrance says some Of
the timbers Of the Little River trestle, on
the Savannah Valley Railroad, iwere
washed away by the freshet on the 7th
Snst. -
BY request, Rev. J. s. Murray will de-
liver an address on the subject of tenn
.perance at the Six-and Twenty Church on
the first Sunday in December next, at 8
O'clock p. m. 90.
We are under obligations to Mr.. a. B.
Towers for some very fine swc potatoes.
Mr.. Towers is perhaps the most success
full potato grower in the city. He isnever
without them.
Note the change in Sullivan & Bros
advertisement Their stock of sports
mems goods is very large, and. 1t will re-
pay any 4one to visit their store and see
their display.
We are requested to state that the Rev.
( j. s. Murray will preach, by request, at
the Lebanon Church on the first Sabbath
in December next, at II o'clock o. NJ, on
the subject Of temperance.
Thanksgiving Day will be more gener-
ally observed this year than any year
since the war, especially in this State. In
nearly every town business will be sus-
pended during the entire day.
Sherman Smith, who is serving life
term in the State Penitentiary from this
County for arson. made an effortto escape
from that institution last Thursday. He
got outside but was recaptured.
Married, at the home of the bride, in
= Greenyille, Ala. on the 10th inst, Mr.. B.
Gaillard Brown, ,of Charleston, formerly
OF this city, and Miss Ida Reeves. Ac-
cept our Congratulations, Gaillard.
e The fare from Anderson to Charleston
-y during the Centennial Exhibition of the
s. G. Agricultural Society will be sos.
The tickets will be put on sale next Mon
day, and will be good for ten days.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union will meet in their hall on next
{ Tuesday afternoon, instead of the meeting
which should have been held on last
Tuesday. A full attendance is desired.
Thanksgiving Day being National
holiday, the National Bank will be closed
that day, (next Thursday. Persons hay:
ing papers maturing on that day should
bear this in mind. and make their ar
rangements accordingly.
The members of st. Pauls Baptist
Church will have Festival for the bene
ft of their Church in the Good Samaritan
Hall this Thursday evening. GOOD
meals will be served at a reasonable price
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