The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-11-12

ltOr Wilson neods now Is handsome
young wife 20 share his happiness.
Gen. J. Walter Gray, formerly of Green
Vile is now wproprietor of the Globe Ho-
tel in Augusta. Under his management
the Globe will no doubt be a popular re-
sort for CaTolinians. = 's -.
The Festival given by the young ladies
of the Exochean Society of the Anderson
Female Seminary, last Friday evening,
was q decided success, despite the in
clement weather. About $50 were real
lied.
Going along street on dark night
and coming in contact rather unexpect-
edlywith an open gate across the side
walk is enough to make "sanctified"
fellow use some words not found in Web
esters dictionary.
Mr.sH.. @. Poore, of Belton Township,
rit is said has the finest patch Of tnfnips in
the County. A friend passing it ths other
day pulled up some Of them and sent
them to us. They are the largest turnips
we have ever seen.
Read the new advertisement of John
M. Hubbard & Bro. They now have the
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silYerwares &c., they have ever shown in
the city, and the prices. on all have been
marked down very low.
- THE INTELLIGENCER acknowledges re-
'ceipt Of m. Invitation to be present at the
First Annual Fair of the Marion County
Fair Association, which takes place on
Wednesday and Thursday, the 18th and
18th insts., at Marion,S. G..
Pickens ssatpsel aThe many friends
portiop OF Anderson County, will regret
very much to learn of her death, which
occurred on the 9th ult. She leaves q
husband and several little children
Next year is election year, and every
citizen Of Anderson County should keep
posted in political matters. IF yen are
not already subscriber to the INTELLI-
eENcER, try it next year. We guarantee
t0give you full value for your money.
0Abbeyille Press and Banner: "Hon E..
B., Murray was in attendance on our
Court one day last week. He publishes
one of the best newspapers in the State,
and he certainly hasa better advertising
patronage than any paper that we know
OFF, -. ~ . u -. s4
The Postofice Department has issued a
modified circular of instructions to POST
masters, covering the special delivery ser.
vice. The new circular includes postal
cards and sealed packages In the matter
entitled to special delivery If properly
stamped.
In the published report of the premi-
INNS awarded at the recent Stock Show at
Pendleton, there were two omissions, as
follows: Best Jersey Bull, to 2 years
old, L. B. Austin; second best, E. j. Pei
zer The Secretary requests US to make
this announcement.
Mr.. C. A. Reed will have q reception
for the ladies at his sewing machine par
lo1s next Tuesday and Wednesday. to
which all the ladies of the city and sur
rounding country are invited TO attend.
An expert machine operator vii! be pres
emit and will execute some beautiful work
on the machine.
The ladies of the Baptist Church have
secured the Temperance Hall in which to
have their Festival next Tuesday. At IL
O'Clock the Hall will be opened, and
most elegant dinner will be served at a
reasonable price. Supper also will be
served. Go and patronize the ladies. 1t
will do you good, and them too.
The Centennial Exhibition of the Ag-
ricultural Society of South Carolina be.
gins in Charleston on the 23rd inst, and
PROMISES to be one of the most successful
exhibitions ever held there. A goodly
number of our people are anticipating
visit to Charleston during the Exhibition.
AS vet no excursion rates have been an
nonnced by the railroads, but we presume
there will be in few days. If the rates
on ali the roads are low, Charleston Will
be visited by thousands of people during
tbc next thirty days.