The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-10-18

iii, E';.i were awarded at the Green.
,i aiiie rali iaht week Tor the following arti.
ChIld's Dress Torchon, Miss Della Ka:y. : :
politlcal Chart, Prof. w. W. Hrown ~ A.. ,
liant, Mrs: w. a. McFall; Shce,inr arJ reS
Driiis, Pelzcr Manufacturing Com1,,u, n.y..
pair OF Mules open to the world d ;
Mccullough "o'N' ~ :.
Mhen Japanese girl is Of marriage. !.
~. asG enc combs her hair forward. and
ilshes IL up III shape of fan or a huttor
n.y. anu decorateS it with "a silver cord and
pais OF various ColorS. If such n cus,,,n
was III vogue in this country we shn%;I
zee see ienia!es ranging i'll age from fourteen ,n
| MY years going about with their hair dnno
up IN that style. ''''
Mr. neion, the canvassng agent FOR the
| ne'rSdnd Courier, paid us visit on WnInos.
dny morning, and will remain in M :
| ihlas' day or so He is a plcasan; ,,entlc.
man and represents the leading Ncwspamer
IN the South. We hope lie will oiSa;,
many new subscribers as we are sat;.G"d
| our people will not iind n more acccptubIe
| newspaper than the Noes uM C,,triet.
By reference to their card in another coI-
umn, il will be seen that Messrs w II
| frlerson and John 5. Mattison have fnrm.
Ell copartnership for the practice nf law
| "i',i Their office Mr.. J. j. Bakers store i,
| the Benson House. Any business enirnst.
s1 S TO them will receive prompt at,entio,,
lnese young gentlemen have our best
WISHES iof their success and prosperity.
Mr. John G.. Griffin, one of the first
| merchants who did business in Ander.nn
AFTER the town was laid out, but who hos
i0r number OF years past been a citizen of
the State of Tennessee, was in Anderson
last week visiting relatives in this country.
MI. drlftn is merchandising in Calhoun
| tennessee, and his many friends here were
short time.
Mrs. Hannah Webb. wife of Mr.. james
webb, died at the residence of her husband
IN Centcrville township on last Friday,
| after an illness of several weeks, aged about
sixty years. Mrs. Webb was a consistent
member of Lebanon baptist Church, where
her remains were inferred on the day after
her death The family Of the deceased
have the sympathy Of large circle OF
! trlenf ind relatives iii their bereavement.
Is. rare of the man you get to change
your money the day the circus is here.
The Charlotte journal Observer saws several
men were badly cheated, or rather swindled.
oy money changers the day the circus Wis.
tied tina; city. The ticket sellers in the
wagons are always correct and homes: I'D
give back all the change, but those out
slders that are ready TO accommodate YOU
| are TO be summed
Messrs. Murbach e. Sutherland are now
exhibiting their Lime Light Sun Pictures
in Masonic Hall in Anderson. Their exhi-
bltion began OH Tuesday night, embraci.:
scenes from Washington to London
Wednesday night, from London to Rome
tonight CThursday) it will be Rome to
Athens, and Friday night Athens to Jeru-
salem. The exhibition is interesting and
improving. Reserved seats, 60 cents or.
dinary seats, SO cents; half tickets. 25 Gents.
Rt. Rev. II. Pinckmey Northrop, Catholic
Bishop of this State and North Carolina,
will visit st. Joscph's Church, in this city
this week. Onnext Sunday at TO- 30 Q clock
u. III. he will celebrate High Mass, and i'm
mediately after these services will admins
ter the Sacrament of Confirmation Ser.
vices will also be held in the evening at
7.30 o'clock. The music ut both the morn
ing and evening services will be furnished
By select voices from the Grecnville Gath.
olic Choir. The public generally arc in
vitcd to attend.
The following section of the General
Statutes of the State may he of some inter-
est at this time: "Any person or persons
who shall sell or dispose of any personal
property on which any mortgage or other
lien exists, without the written consent of
the MORTGAGE or lienee. or the owner or
holder Of such mortgage or lien, shall be
deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and on
conviction thereof shall be imprisoned for
n term not more than two years or be fined
not more than five hundred dollars, or both,
i'll the discretion of the Court"
1t is really pleasure to go through the
immense furniture establishment Of Mr..
G. +. FOLLY, on Depot street, and inspect
his stock. Despite the short crops, this
gentleman has purchased more furniture
this season than he has ever before, and his
stock cannot but help excite ones unfegn-
ed admiration. Mr.. Tolly did not miss his
calling when he entered the furniture busi-
ness, and he has been in it all his life, for
he knows exactly how, when and what to
buy. He discounts all his bills, and con-
seQuently can almost give furniture away.
When you come to town visit his store
rooms, even if you do not desire to pur
chase anything. His handsome and clever |
son, George, will gladly and courteossly |
show you through the building Look out |
for Mr.. Toliy's new advertisement next |
week.