The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-02-12


4 q LANGSTON, Local EDITOR.
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oxt Saturday Is st. Valentines Day.
b. drummers are numerous at pres.
,o,e the change In Hill, Adams & Co. 70
s5ertisement.
ses what Hill Bros. tho druggists,
re to say this week.
nr Wahi has been engaged as q teacher
he Anderson Female Seminary.
,r F. 4. Wilhite. with his excursion
tv arrived safe in New Orleans.
infant aon OF Mr. @. W. Grubbs, OF
s, city, died on last Thursday morn.
sIhe United States District Court Is in
Zion at Greenville, Judge Bryan pre-.
S3ng.
persons desiring TO purchase carp fish
s,ld read MIR. Andy Browne advertise.
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1esp pite the bad weather, the grading of
:nyannah VALLEY Railroad IL progress
finely.
lne OF tho surest receipts for making
A times is to talk hard times and keep
The chatter.
ar. J. C. Osborne. Of Greenville, has
visiting his parents in Anderson du-
the past week.
lp to last Saturday night Mr.. John E.
nles had sold one hundred and ten
,es this season.
fa.y quilts have had their day. The
'per capcr now Il "slumberiug rug"
Atever that nay De.
81. vet we lavo heard Of mono Of our
ssns applying for position under
aident Cleveland.
ibe regular quarterly Communion SER
"a will be held in the Presbyterian
rch next Sunday morning.
.ur subscription list has increased con-
rably since tho holidays, and especial
hiring the past two weeks.
she Anderson Dramatic Association
appear before the footlights with an
Testing play in a few weeks.
Ill. Dio Lewis says that tomatoes are
s1iicine and not food, and should only
aten when prescribed by q physician.
bad John f. Peoples & Co.'s new nd-
isen,ent In this issue. II you need
of their goods, we advise you to visit
store.
lie Abbeville Medium uays that Miss
Wright, an accomplished young lady
aa Pendleton, is teaching at Capt. John
s3rownlee's.
very heavy rain fell in the city Mon
afternoon between s and 6 O'Clock.
purse, nearly everybody was on the
out for cyclone.
shn E. Breazeale, Esq is in Charles
ibis week attending the annual ses-
of the Grand Chapter, Royal Arch
pns, Of South Carolina.
sssle Music Club Of Williamson, en-
aged by their recent success at home,
pss tc give an entertainment at Pei
Saturday evening. 2iat inst.
L. y. Smith has decided to post
hiD excursion to the New Orleans
bsition until sometime in March.
notice Of the time will be given.
rried. on January 18th, 1885. at the
ence Of the brides father, In Hart
jty, Ga, Mr. NJ. G. Bowie, OF Ander.
County, and Miss Nora Thornton.
J. &. Clinkscales, our School Com
ioner, requests US to state that the
ination Of teachers next Saturday
be held in the University building.
nters will bear in mind that the
t law will aoon he in force ugain, and
hooves them to load and fire quickly
ey would enjoy the huntsMan's sport.
Farmer from Monterey, Abbeville
ply, says that only two good crops
been made in that section in the last
leen years. Still tho people get
pr much deliberation. says an ex-
Be, Wisconsin jury decided that
are worth one cent apiece when
at wholesale rates. That's very
Fire Company has rented the hall
O'Donnell g. McIntyre's saloon.
fegulsr meetings OF the Company
eld the frat Friday evening OF each
B. Frank Sloan, Of Seneca, has
in the city for several dsys past Wis.
his son. Mr. Baylls Sloan, who 10 ct
nt confined to his home, being quito
th fever.
laa been. suggested that on the day CT
lands Inauguration. "Old Reform.
brought out and aro salute in
"a =as OF the occasion. A good s,igges.
snd should be carried out.
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ried, OF Thursday, 9th inst, at the
iS lnce Of Mrs, T. q. Reed. in this city.
". J. 8. Murray, Mr.. J. B. Haiti
er, OF Abbeviile County, s. c.. and
Carrie H. Brown. Of this city.
Tied, on Thursday, 9th inst. at the
fnce Of the officiating clergyman, by
II. King, Mr.. Joshua Pruitt and
Francis Hanks. daughter Of Mrs.