The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-02-07

4Irss q yer and her daugR liter; Miss
ssYerna, LEFT Anderson last Monday for
Montana g VISIT The formers s brother.
Niight services sat the city Churches
egin;at q quarterst to IS o,clock Remem1:
bsrs this couples, ., and be- there son;
s SIZE hats are more fashio hionable This sea.
sson than they ever have been before. A
ssnumberi q. them areE being worn In An
Sselson.
ys Wardlsw, Esq ], has rendered his re-.
signation as one Of the Tfial justices of
gthiscisy His successor viii l;bs, named az
nsearly date
call attention to the advertisement
Sol Mesaia. :Lindley q Bro, who want
linen torepresen their extensive nur.
series sise them 81:
Ihas State Sunday. School 4 Convention
aMiIEb be held the latter part OF Marscsh It
sts though that Charleston VIII be selected:
place or meeting 80 80
2 lsrrieds ] az Piedmont, IS, C., on Sunday,
So February 3rd, 1889, by John r. Clardy;
Sotary Public, Mr. z. j.. Huff and Miss
Ella Aallen, both Of Piedmont
Through the efforts Of Measis. Gray ton
Ionsa &seyb thes Weathe signals are
again being displa Anderson, the
reports being receiyed:e every morning: 50
Is iarried, on Friday. sFe ebruarys 1885,
Set his fesid dences Sby A.sEs sscnddsY Trial
g snstice5 nj g. Jeffenon;ands Miss
3 Elmnna both sof And derson County.
;ss fiss Essie Slough |, who has been spend.
ling The; past ak months in Kansas City,
ldos returned to & Anderson Last week.
' Her friends arc delig ghted to- see her home
Asnumberofou our: married men attended
The Female Minstrsls IN Monday night, but
sthsy made their wives believe that they
gswesss going % the % Library Association.
&$ssss Rooms: aSss
Perform good deed speak 9 kind.
0dfsbestoW a pleasant smile, and you
will receive the same Id return. The
b appiness yon bestow upon others Is re-
81 hected back 7s2sSss ss
Our good FRIEND, DE =. a. 3. Sloan, one
pf dleton's most worthy and 5substan-
stial citizens. spent last Ed day In the city.
sgand while here comp pllmented ths INTEL.
ssIIaEKcEs with. h.aE call.
The work our friends are doing Tor as
Saonts in the County is swelling sonr sub
scrIp psion list right along. We have now
;SSltlhs largest subscription list Of any coun-i
ttyswsekIy yin the State.
sskpopular young lady told us the other
sSday that she would rather miss eating
her breakfast any time than to miss read
i Ing the IHTELIIaENoEB. Such compli-
1 nents makes IS feel good.
Married, on Tuesday, January s29th,
1889, By Rev. 2. Nicholson. at the resi-.
dsnces soK NJ. VIM. Hunter, Mr. Joe l.;
gE untas fspartanburg, and Miss Martha
Hunter sof Pickenss County:
Prof =. Scott Murray, Of the South
Es Caxolins Uniyersity, came home last
81 Thursday TO spend q few days. with his
parents. his: many; friends were delighted
toGeet him. and see him looking 80 well.
Married, at tie residence OF the BRIDES,
father NJ, j. T. stuckey, on Tuesday,
January 29th, 1889. by Rev. W. a..
Hodges, MI. B. Is. Gentry and Miss Jose
sss phine stuckey, both OF Anderson County.
I Married. on Tuesday evening, January
1889. 9;inS Mt Bethel School -house,
Martin Township, by B. B. "A. Robinson,
q. w. sAlewine and Mrs. M. f..
Duncan, both Of Abbeyille County, s.
1lrs. Mary J. Telford, ,of Live Oak, Fla...
S. I1s been spending q few days With Miss
! Josie Byrnn near the city, She left for
hes home last Monday, and her friends
ssFsgret that she could not prolong her visit.
John i. Jolly, OF Denver, shipped
pair of bis; fms sBeag sto Wrightsyille.
8 Pa:.s fsN dsys ego. This breed of dogs
wary popular with aportsmen, and Mr..
Holly a5the only breeder ;of them In the
ssEs Ehanew;adve of the Sullivan
Co. speaks for itself. Read it
and yonswill know where to;
xpafs hardWa agricultural imple.l
sWsntss 30, At bottom prices when you.
t;thacity. They have made big re-
ducticni an tie Price Of ofplows.