The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-11-05

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The Aiken. Recorder has entered upon
It's fifth year. and the editor says that it is
in more prosperous condition than ever
before. The Recorder is valuable paper.
Our young. friends, John Morris and
Swain ,Gilmer, have gone to Florida to
spend, the Winter. We wish them =
pleasant sojourrns and ,si:a, safe return home
Most people do not mind the change OF
the seasons so much only in that, when
Summer merges into Winter; Summer
clothing does not change to Winter ap-
parel. - l9l
An exchange says that folded news
paper placed under the coat In the small
j OF the back is an excellent substitute for
an oeercoat.: Now Is the time to SUBJ
scribe. 9,..ss ..ss H,'.
We are indebted to Mr.. Daniel Kay for
some very large potatoes. This year he
had a half.acre patch, from which he has
gathered about one hundred bushels Of
potatoes. ..s..i5.,i, ...g .s.. ss ~.
Associate Grange, No. /, will meet with
21st inst. There will also be a special
meeting Of Pomona Grange on: same day
at same place. = &
Messrs. sulliy an g. Bro. have just re-
ceived the largest stock of shot guns,
rifles eand pistols that has ever been
shown in upper South Carolina. Caii
and see their display
Means & MCGEE invite every young
man. in the County to call and examine
their new stock of gents underwear, and
their $2.75 shoe. Look out for their new
advertisement next week. .
The Seminary LeaAa for October is on
our table. It is brim:full of interesting
reading matter. The young ladies in
charge of the columns -evince decided
journalistic talent in, the conduct OF the
paper y.sSst =.
OurHenerable friend, Mr. ,Kepon Brea-
zeale, Is perhaps the best preserved man
in the County, He is 1t years Of age, and
is stout, healthy and active, and can read
the INTELLIGENCER without the aid OF
spectacles.
The roll of Company 'sF," oath South
Carolina Regiment, which We are print
ing in pamphlet form, will be ready for
delivery by next Saturday. The Suryi-
vors are requested to: call for their copies
promptly:
One of, our subscribers says he will
haye to subscribe for two copies Of the
Isrsnn1aENoER. He says when the pa
per arrives at his house, his wife and four
children have quarrel every week about
who will read it first
List Of letters remaining in the Post
Office for the week ending November a:
Lolis.i. Ackson, j. ]. Dodson, w. Hay
den Jones, James Martin, Henry Perry
(2), Molindy Rhymes, Harriet Simmons,
Charity Winchester.
We received pleasant call last Mon
day from Mr.. James T. McGill, of. the
Hartwell, Ca, S,aa He was accompanied
by. Mr.. Walter Eberhardt, of Hartwell,
and MID. H. McGill, popular young
lawyer of Hodges, S. @.
5.fs
sEYery we'll regulated young Miss should
have mole on her wrist, right On the
line of lifo. It indicates a sunpY dispo-
sition, good husband, happiness, riches
and other kindred evils. If you doubt
this, get pointer from the first fortune
teller you run up against.
We have had the pleasure Of sampling
S. T. Craig d Co.'s new brands of cigars.
"Anderson's Leader" "Klettner's Guar
antee'' and "Hidden Hand" are among
the BEST. They are excellent, and we ad-
wise all who want to enjoy good smoke
to call and give them. trial.
Zone of our excellent lady friends, Mrs.
A. B. Holland, who resides near Pied
mont, has a turkey hen, which has, since
the. lst of last May, laid sigty-three eggs,
and raised eighteen young Mrs.
Door newspaper man to go to get a fine
Christmas dinner, wouldn't it'