The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-12-23
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A merry Christmast 10 all Of our readers
Ear rings, II is said, will soon go cut Q
style.
an the schools in The city will be closes
2 nextweek.
We hope the earthquakes have BID US
long farewell.
A large number Of turkeys have .,eel
sold iuthe city.
Don sforget the poor and needy H.. in,
your Gliristmas feasts.
Miss frankie Ford, of Augusta, is Wis
iting relatives in the city.
Wiggi ns says this country is to he vi>i:
ed by another earthquake.
Christmas trade has been very gnod
considering the hard times.
Mrs. ]. 4. Smith. jr., of Greenvillc, il
in the city visiting relatives.
This is . good time to fix up your straw.
berry beds and plant grape vines.
Col. John q. Clinkscales attended The
Methodist Conference at orangeburg.
Cadet Furman Evans, Of the Citadel
came homo last week to spend the holi
days.
When q man is about to sneeze he had
rather do that than anything else in Che
world.
Christmas lesson for the young: "Chsl.
dren, the best part ofthe turkey is tine
drum.stick.'
Miss Maud Guyton, of this County, has
gone on visit to relatives in Gordon
County, Ga.
We have had fine weather for the past
few days, and the streets have been lively
with people.
The stores at Belton will be closed next
Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, in ordar
to enjoy Christmas.
There will be Dime Reading at the
residence Of Rev. ]. s. Murray next Mon.
day evening, 9Th inst.
Don't forget that the stores will be
closed from Friday night until nest
Thursday morning.
Col. oryille T. Calhoun and wife, of Al.
/ beyille, have been spending few days lie
the city with friends.
The stock Of goods formerly belonging
to Miss Della Keys will be sold at auction,
on saleday in January.
The Columbia and Greenville Railroad
s Company has arranged to establish wealth.
or signal stations along Its line.
Our Carrier will present an interesting
3 Address to city subscribers on Christmas
Day. BE prepared to meet him.
RI Governor Richardson has appointed
d Messrs. ]. @. Watkins and 8. L. Bollmas
Notaries Public for this County.
Rev. A. T. Dunlap preached his frss
I sermon In the Methodist Church last Sun.
day, and acquitted himself admirably.
We are requested to announce that Rev.
< William Pack will preach at shiloh
Church next Friday, at II o'clock g., IN.
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The Georgia issue Of the Augusta Cason-
sielsis on our table. It contains sixteen
pages, and is full Of interesting matter.
Some Of our best farmers are swearing
eternal hatred to guano, and declare that
they viii not buy any more OF the stuff.
A nice, easy exercise for Christmas tasy
Is that of coun ting the change you have
left. It can be done generally with one
hand.
Mr.. Il E. Norryce, of Savannah Town
ship, has rented Mr.. Payne's house, on
Maine street, and will reside in the city
next year.
The Legislature has passed resolution
extending the time for the payment of
taxes, without the penalty, until the 18th
of:January.
Mr.. s.. NJ -Pickens stood his examination
before the Supreme Court last week and
was admitted to practice law In the Courts
of the State.
.
So far Nh. John Eskew is ahead on the
hog question. Last week he killed a
Poland China, q months old, which net.
I ted him $50 pounds.
Mayor Tolly has given permission to
The boys TO pop fire-crackers on the streets
from 8 o'clock Friday evening until IL
o'clock Saturday night.
81 MI. ]. D. Chalmers, one of Abbeyille's
most popular merchants, has been spend
Ing few days In the city with his BROTH
er4in-law, Mr. ]. W: Trowhridge.
II aman give to the poor, no one knows
itor: cares any thing about it, but just let
him doa mean act, and all the country
viii know it soon, ah very soon.
The members of the Anderson Baptist
Church are requested to meet at the
Church on next Sunday at half.past II
O'Clock q. M, on important business.
Married, on the 10th inst, at the resi-
dence of the officiating minister, by Rev.
g. NJ. Rogers. Mr.. Robert Ellison and
Miss L. G. Davenport, all Of this County.
An infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
White, of Hopewell Township, died on
last Friday night, after brief illness, and.
was buried at Hopewell Church on Sum
day.
Married, at the residence Of Mr.. Elias
Day, at Easley, s. ION Wednesday, 18th
inat Mr. RobArt H Platt of Atlanta