The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-11-26

Mrs. vashti Burriss has gone on visit
to relatives in Florida.
Mrs. R. N. Reid, of Augusta, Ga, is in
the city visiting relatives.
II your taxes are not paid by next
Monday, the is per cent. penalty.
J, The stores are filed with beautiful
9 goods for the Christmas holidays.
Fine apples can BE- bought bought at tt twenty
cents per bushel in Gainesville, Ga.
Mr.. r. a. Jackson offers two houses
aud lots for sale. See advertisement.
The Legislature met on Tuesday. All
of our Representatives are at their post.
Mrs. w. M. Wilcox, of Elberton, Ga,
is in the city visiting her fathers family.
It's now fashionable for the ladies to
bang their hair behind as well as in front.
Miss orene Hughes of Abbeyille, is in
the city visiting Mr.. ]. W. Trowbrldg9's
family.
For fear some may have forgotten it,
We WOUlQ say tlldL IL 10 0aAy Wv AAAoAAsA
until Christmas.
Mai. T.. B. Murray's fish pond dam
broke last Friday, and large number OF
his carp escaped.
IF YOU intend to do mean thing, wait
till tomorrow. If you are to do noble
thing, do it now.
The demand for Confederate bonds has
again been renewed. They are quoted at
1$I.75 per thousand.
There are some people in Anderson
whose religion does very well until you
touch their pocket-books.
While eating your Thanksgiving, tur-
key and other good things to-day, don't
forget your poor neighbor.
When you need any kind of job print
4 ing, send us your order. We guarantee
satisfaction in every instance. 3
Mr.. Lucius A. Todd, of this County,
has gone to Iowa on visit to his brother,
and will be absent about year. l,s
Miss Abbie Davenport, one of Green
vile County's most charming young
ladies' is in the city visiting friends.
The Hartwell Sun says Mr.. Jos. L. Dead
wyler and Miss Lou Chamblee Were mar
ried in Elberton, Ga, on the 18th inst. !,
: Sweet potatoes are selling at from 80 to
40 Otceuts per bushel. We doubt1f larger
crop has ever been raised In this County.
Let every one who can possibly do SO
attend the Thanksgiving service IN the
Baptist Church this morning, at IL o'clock.S
On "wednesday. cotton, was quoted in
the Icity as follows: Middling, 81 /; good
middling, 9; strict good middling, 70 %.
Mr.: Holmes Holland, an excellent
young man of this County. has gore 70
Viola, Ark, where he will IN future re-
side. qi,i,a
= To-day being a National holiday, the
Postoffice will Be open only an half hour
after the arrival of each mail. Bear TINS
! In mind.
Messrs. Sullivan. & Bro. have on exhi-
bition at their store an improved gun tnat
sis. attracting the attention and admiration
Of every one. lfai.., .5gA
Married, on the 18th, inst, by Rev. NJ.
!: :McGee, Mr. Levi Clinkscales, OF this
County, and Miss Rosella Shaw, of Abbe-
vile County.
There is merchant In Anderson who
thinks 1t sin to use tobacco. consequent
" he does not keep it for sale. He is q
consistent man.
Married, on the 22nd inst, by the Rev.
r M King. at his residence, Mr.. Thomas
Erskine and Miss Martha Smith, all of
Anderson County. ..
Mr.. F. Tolly has just purchased
yery handsome and stylish hearse. we
doubt if there is finer one anywhere IN
upper South Carolina.
The annual meeting of the Stockhold
ers of the Columbia & Greenville Railroad
Company will be held in Columbia on
Thursday, December 3rd.
Messrs Prince & Vandiver have remov-
ed their Office to the room over the store
room formerly occupied by the National
Bank. See advertisement.
DIR. Frierson has accepted an invitation
to preach In the Presbyterian Church az
Newberry next Sunday, consequently bis
W1Ll OO CAOoVA so6V
See what Hill Bros. have to say this
week about their stock Of fancy goods.
If YOU intend buying Christmas gift for
q friend be sure and see their goods.
"Berry Benson advertises himself in
Anderson as the Georgia Cracker.'."-
RarttgeM, Ca, Sun. Yes, and he is q live
one, too. Georgia never produced bet,
ter citizen.
Girls Of marriageable age need not be
in too big hurry to snap up husDand.
An exchange says there are nearly mill
lion more males than females in the Uni
ted States.
Hartwell, Ga, Sun: "Rev. ]. R. Earle
preached two inasterly sermons IN the
Baptist. Church last Sunday; Ee was
unanimously recalled, and will strive the
Church again next year."
Through mistake we announced that
the Rock. Mills and eCentrevllle Singing
Association would meet at Providence on
the third Sunday past, when it should
have been the fifth (next) Sunday.
DR.. P. A. White and family left last
Tuesday for their Winter home near Lees
burg: Fla. We Join with their many
friends in wishing them a pleasant So
journ and a safe returnto Anderson.
Married, on Wednesday, November
18th, at the residence of the brides father
In Hart County, Ca. by Rev. L. w. Ste'
phens. Mr.. ]. D. Wardlaw, OF Morgan
County. Ga, and Miss Maggie Morrow.
Mr.. s. N. Carpenter, editor of the Elber-
ton. Ga, Gazette, honored our sanctum
with his presence last Saturday. Mr..
Carpenter was born and reared in Ander-
son County, where he has many friends
and relatives.
Mr.. C. E.; Horton requests us to an:
,.nounce that the Sunday School Union OF
District No. will meet with Whiteheld
Church next Sunday, and will be ad-
dressed by Messrs. W. R. Sullivan and
Hugh Mahaffey.
List of letters remaining in the Post
Office for the week ending November rs :
Miss Annie Brown, Sallie Brown, Alex
ander Campbell, Miss Lena Campbell, !,
Lucy McElrene. Jack Orr, Mrs. Sarah L.
Stocks, Mrs. E. M. Taylor.
We are requested to remind the mem
bers of Belton Lodge, No. 130. A. F. M.
that the annual election of officers will
take place at the next regular communl-
cation, which will be held on the 3rd OF
December, at 10 o'clock a. m.