The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-12-17

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These gentlemen are fully authorized to
receive Inscriptions from any parties IN
or outof the County.
BRIEF MENTION,
Tbs Christmas turkey is in demand at
fair prices.
All the little folks are talking about
Santa Claus. as
Pelzer has secured a charter for sav-
ings Bank. = =
Now is the time to subscribe for the IN
TELLIGENcEH for 1856.
Some of our farmers are opposed to the
repeal of the Lien law.
Trade has been comparatively dull for
Ehe past week, or ten days.
Justnotice how nice your best girl will
be from now until Christmas.
Last Sunday was cool. wet day. The
churches were not largely attended.
Tho merchants are anticipating q rush
of trade from now until Christmas.
Ifany. Of our: farmers need 2 blank con-
( tract for tenants, We can supply them.
We want the news from every section
of the County. Send it to US, friends.
Messrs. Ham. Osborne and Will. Mur-
rah left the city last,week for Florida.
See notice of the meeting of the Stock
holders of the Savannah Valley Railroad.
= fnI1 1off fho
Blue Ridge Yard ion the 10Th and 2Sth
inst.
The sKingle roof Of the Episcopal
Church Is; being torn off and replaced
with;tin.
C. F. Jones Il CO. want to reduce their
stock, and are offering their goods at re-
duced prices.
Now is the time to buy your Christmas
goods. Don't put itof until the day be-
fore Christmas.
Persons indebted to Rice, Geer & Co.,
at Belton,, should read their advertise
ment in another column.
Read our advertising columns, and You
will have ne trouble in knowing where
to find your Christmas goods.
Hill, Adams & Co. are selling portion
Of their goods at cost, in order to reduce
their stock. Pay them visit.
Don't forget to see the Christmas cards
and other beautiful goods at-G. w. Fant
q Sons when you are out shopping.
We have sampled Mr.. Z. B. Caters ci-
gars. They are excellent. Try them If
you wantito enjoy a pleasant smoke.
John M. Hubbard & Bro. have a lot of
handsome Christmas presents. When
you get ready to buy, give them call.
As fer as meat and corn is concerned,
our farmers are in;e better condition, we
believe, than they have been for years.
A lady friend informs US that shorts
from wheat bran will keep worms out Of
dried fruit. The remedy is worth trying.
Married, on the 18th inst, by the Rev.
J.S. Simmons, Mr.. j. s. Campbell and
Miss Sallie WilEngham, all of Anderson
8 County.
On Wednesday cotton was quoted in
the city as follows: Middling, 8 to 81
good middling, 81 to 81; strict good mid
ding, 81.
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The merchants of Bolton have agreed
to close their places Of business from Fri
day, December 18th, to Tuesday, Decem-
Der 10Th. ;'i,.a
Santa Claus has madeihis headquarters
at John e. Peoples 6; Co.'s. Before buy
ing your goods for the little folks, pay
them visit
Rev. John s., Mattison and Miss Lucille
Spann, of Leesville, s. c., were married
last week. Accept our congratulations,
friend Mattison. ss,. .". s
A weather prognosticator in the city
says ne are going to have fair weather
during the Christmas holidays. The
young people hope so.
The Festival given by some Of the
ladies of the city for the benefit Of the
Young America.C .Cornet Band last Friday
was decided success.
The deputies and constables for our
merchants who have been doing al Lien
business are now bringing in old mules,
horses, ETC., by the Wholesale.
Green & Wolling have large and va
ried, stock Of Christmas goods. Cur
readers would do we'll to give them cali
before making their purchases.
The. heavy wind and rain storm on
Wednesday morning Of last week did
considerable though not serious damage
IN several portions Of the County.
Married, at the residence of Hon. F. B.
Hodges, December 9th, 1885, by Rev. w.
A. Hodges, Mr.. Ira c. VanD Duzer and Mrs.
AnnaiH. Snow, all of Hartwell. Ga.
Married, on Sunday morning, 9Th inst,
at the residence of Mr.. C. B. Gilmer, by
Rev. T. O. Lyon. Mr.. ]. E. Todd and Miss
Ola Wright, all Of Anderson County.
Moss & Brown have in stock large lot
Of goods for the Christmas trade, and they
are selling them cheap, too. Read their
new advertisement, and pay them visit.
We arc informed that Mr.. C. Wardlaw
and family, who have been residing at
Jefferson, Ga, for the past two or three
years, have decided to return to Ander-
son.
Prof. w. w. Brown, Of Furman Uni
versity, has resigned In order to enter
Johns Hopkins University as a student
of modern languages and political econ
omy.
Married, on Sunday morning, 9Th inst,
at che residence of the BRIDES parents, by
Rev. j. r. Earle Prof. G. N. G.. Boleman
and Miss Mamie Tribble, all of Fork
Township.
Mr.. II. L. Adams, the efficient agent
Of the A. q C. r. r. at Seneca, informs
us that round trip tickets are on sale at
Seneca to all points in Florida, good to
return until June lst, 1886.
According to IN old saw" says an ex-
change, tive are to have twenty-six snow
storms this winter" An old saw that
makes such gloomy predictions should
have its teeth knocked out.
Married, on November 11.h, 1885, at
the residence of the BRIDES father, by
Rev. Mr.. Patterson, at o'clock p. M,
Mr.. ]. T. Bryant and Miss Jennie Meal
lister, all of Abbcville County.
McCully, Cathcart & Co. will heYe an
interesting advertisement in next weeks
paper. In the meantime if you want any
goods, or if you owe them anything, you
should pay them visit at once.
The attention of our readers is directed
tn the advertisement of Mr. II. G. Clark,