The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-11-22
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Don't bring no cotton to Anderson next
Thursday thanksgiving Day.
Next Thursday is THANKSGIVING Day.
Everybody should observe It.. -
This paper win be sent anywhere in the
s. United States for 81. so per annum.
I Several dollars changed hands in An:
derson on the result Of the election.
Mr.: Anderson, Hollands Store, s.
@, has some fine italian bees for sale.
Go to the Court House next Monday
night and hear Mr.. W Wolling's lecture.
Lay away.yeur registration ticket care
fully. You viii need it again in 1880.
Exceptionally beautiful designs in
Christmas cards are promised this year.
8rs. N. u. FAINT, Of Walhalla, is spend
ing q few days in the city with relatives.
Occasionally you meet q fellow who:
1tll persists in holding ION to his straw
hat. -.
Weather prophet say that the present
damp spell will be followed by very cold
weather.
Mr.. Z. II. Bacot and wife, Of Greenville.
spent several days in the city last week
with relatives. -. =s.:Gss
EsssIdr.sW. .T.:W. Harrison offers some fne
land for sale. See advertisement in
smother column.
Let us; all 60 to the Augusta Exposition.
4 The rates ere. very low, and everybody
viii enjoy the trip.
Remember all places of business will be
closed asin Anderson next Thursday-
anksgiviDg Day. ;s.
have had rain every day except two.
during. the past week, yet our, cotton re
3 ceipts were 1856 bales. 80.
Ths Sacrament Of the Lords Supper
will be administered in the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday.
Rev. W a. Gaines, of Edgefeld. will
Is preach at Hopewell Church next Sunday
81 morning at II O'Clock.
"a number OF our: people have gone to
81 Charleston this week to participate in the
6. festivities of Scala Week.
Mr..F.E. Harrison. of Walhalla, spent
Monday in the city. He was on his way
e to esAugusta Exposition
The farmers are progressing with their
cotton picking, though some Of the fields
s. are still white with the feecy staple.
Rev. r.. T. w. Vernon will preach at
New Prospect Church on the fourth Sun
day in this month at II o'clock a. m.
Watch our advertising columns, and
you will know where to go to get your.
Christmas goods for the least money.
The managers OF. the recent State cleo
S tion are requested to call on Mr.. f. T.
Wilhite and get the money due them.
Divine service will be held in Grace
81 Episcopal) Church next Thursday,
Thanksgiving Day, at IL o'clock a. m.
Mr.. Noel B. Sharpe is now clerking for
CTayton, Jones & Ssybt. He will be
Risa. Risaseu : nAv' - 'ii'nus 'e'li Auu 800
Next: Thursday, November 18th, Is
81. Thanksgiving Day. No business will be
IS transacted in Anderson. Don't bring no
s cotton. here that day.
"a negro man, in the employ Of Mr..
Thos. F.Drake, in Varennes Township,
got his left hand badly mHtilated in a cot
ton gin last Friday night.
In Columbia last week. Hon. B. F.
Crayton was elected Vice-P President of the
g State Agricultural Society from the
s Third Congressional District.
We are indebted to Mr.. ]. T. Milford,
sOf Broadway Township for three yery
! large sweet potatoes. The printers ever
grow tired of receiving such treats,
Married, on Sunday, November 18th,
Samuel Christopher, Mr.. W. p. Hall and
Miss Rosa D. Stone, all Of Anderson
County.
Married, on Sunday, November 18th,
1888, at the residence of the BRIDES father,
. by Rev. G. NJ: Rogers. Mr.. J. G. Rogers
and Miss Nellie Deal, all Of Anderson
s County.
Married, on Monday night, November
!: 10Th, 1888, at st. Pani's Church, Pendleton,
g. c., by Rev. Thos. F.. Gadsden, Mr.. VIM.
. e. seabrook, Jr., and Miss Henrietta w.
Ss Gaillard.
Married, on Sunday, November IS,
-
by Rev. w. s. Wightman, Mr.: Joseph
u. Chapman and Miss Isabella Aber-
crombie.
Our clever friend, Mr.:F. A. Daniels, of
Pelzer, called to see US Wednesday. He
looks hale and hearty, and is getting to be
quitean expert in performing The marriage
3 ceremony.
Messrs. John M. Hubbard & Bro. sold
fine gold watch to gentleman In Charles
ton last week, and the gentleman says he
saved twelve dollars By purchasing 1t in
Anderson.
Messrs j. Earle Lewis and E. W. Har-
3 ris. (the latter representing Hon. A. Z.
Smythe), of Pendlston, carried number
Of fine horses to the Augusta Exposition
last Saturday.
Married, ON Thursday, November 18th,
1888, at the residence of the BRIDES father
by Rev. @. v. Barnes, Mr.. John s. Gro.
nler and Miss Dora A. Bolenian, all of
Anderson County.
Married, at Pelzer, 8. c., by F. Alonzo
Daniels, Notary Public, on Sunday morn
!. ing, November 18th, 1888, Mr.. A.. Belton
Bolt, of Ilaurens, and Miss jamie Culber-
sson, OF Pelzer, 8. @.
Az exchange Gays 1t is no longer fash.
ionable to wear flowers in tho street, but
I. it is considered correct to carry two or
three roses, q cluster Of pinks, or bunch
of Yiolets in the hand.
Married, at the residence Of the bride,
on; Monday, November 18th, 1888, by
Rev. G.. M. Rogers, Mr.. WP. Smith and
b Ms. Martha Lollis, all Of Anderson
County: The groom is go years Of age and