The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-01-01
January l, 1885.


ssset,le up anG then settle down.
Make good New Year resolutions, and
lex to them.
To- day being d National holiday, the
os,office will be closed.
3 Our agricultural exchanges are advis.
!, farmers TO continue to sow oats. r.
The new County officers will take
sasree of their respective offices to day.
Some of our early gardeners are begin
;ny to think and talk about their gar
Ems.
i Mr.. WIN. +. Langston, of Murray
ouutv, Ca, is in the city visiting rela.
Ives
number Of the young gentlemen of
he ,ity spent their Christmas away from
sople.
q The number Of rabbits in the County
Sas considerably decreased during the
hst week.
Politics have about played out. 1t Is
erv seldom you ever hear them men.
loncd OH the streets.
Col. james A. Hoyt and family, of
ireenyille, spent Christmas in the city
gith friends and relatives.
It is but natural that girls who use
saowder should wear bangs. Bangs al.
9ays follow the use of powder.
4 Esg.nog was pretty expensive drink
8uring Christmas. Eggs were worth 50
ents dozen, and scarce at that.
4 A meeting of the Carolina, Cumberland
hap and Chicago Railroad Company will
10 held ut Aiken, s. c., on the Goth inst.
4 Mr.. j. r. Smith, jr., Of Greenvillc, ac-
ompanied by his charming wife, spent
me holidays with his parents in Ander-
pn.
4 We have had the pleasure of meeting
dr. 4. X. TRIMMER, Of fspartanburg, who
8 in the city visiting his sister, Mrs. J. p.
Darden.
Married, ut PelZer, ON December 10th,
bS4, by Rev. w. A. Rogers, Mr.. Frank
y. Greene of Greenwood, and Miss Helen
3 Clary, Of Pelzer.
Gen. L. NJ. Aver, accompanied by his
Daughter, Miss Lula, and Miss Bessie
Bagby, left the city last week for visit to
sIho New Orleans Exposition.
4 Married, on 3rd December. 1884, Mt the
residence of the brides mother, by Rev.
B. Hays, Mr.. T. H. Cooper and Miss Lura
B. Arnold, all of this County.
Miss Ellen J. Dotch has purchased the
GAINESVILLE, Ga, Register, and will here
After do the brain-work of that paper.
lay success crown her efforts.
Our facilities for doing job work are
better than over before. Send us your
orders, and we guarantee to do you a first
Slass job at very reasonable price.
The confectionery men say there has
been moro fruit sold in Anderson during
lhe past two weeks than they have ever
known before for the same length of time
Col. John r. Cochran says that before
ehe election the frogs on his plantation
svould holler "Blaine" every night, but
Aince Blaine's defeat they never open their
mouths.
Mr.. Robert N. Clarke, OF New Orleans,
3 in the city whiting his parents. He is
Engaged at present rs City Collector of the
Wheeler & Wilson Sowing Machine Com
pany in New Orleans.
A receipt is going the rounds of the
press for tanning hides with salt and
plum. These may be very good, but
SS'fof. E. taught ns q fey yeai sso that
Pill Of birch was better.
Despite the bad weather, improvem ents
pre- still going on in portions of the city.
The contractors anticipate having oil the
york they can attend to during the com.
ing Spring and Summer.
Five hundred dollars for one pair of
lhoes seems high price, but it was paid
recently by one Of the society bellies Of
New York city. They were of satin, and
lVere embroidered with pearls.
Married, on December 18th, 1884, at the
lesidence OF the brides brother. Mr.. A. Ii.
cheek, by Joe G. Winter, Notary Public
Ar. o. f. Bynum. and Mrs. Mary G.
Fleming, all Of Anders n County. 7.
January is the month in which you
nave to make your Returns of property
% the City Clerk. The blanks will bs
distributed in o few days, and you should
intend to making your Return at once.
Married, at the residence of the brides
|ather, DR.. D. r. Duncan, In this County,
ln Tuesday evening, 8Oth of December.
sss4, by Rev. J. 8. Murray, Mr.. Preston
p bunton and Miss Hester M. Duncan.
The spartanburg Spartan lost week con.
'ained four marriage notices, over which
gas the caption "Obituary." We pre-
lume Mr.. Petty, the clever editor, Is o
eaarried man, and knows, perhaps, how
! Is himself. !.
a Pittsburg woman shot and killed
man In that town last week because she
loved him." 1t Is pleasant, no doubt, TO
Pc loved, bu. this business Of having 1t
'hot into fellow is accompanied by its
'ts disadvantages.
Capt. Billy Smith, the accommodating
conductor on the B. r. r. B., and his
Irew donned new uniform on Christmas
pay. If Cant Smith was q widower, he
you'd have nc trouble In making mash
|n some pretty female.
Married, on December 23rd. 1884, by
|lev. 8. Lander, at the reeidenee Of the