The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-09-26

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# Is said That an Anderson girl always
keeps the young gentlemen who callh
|, waiting at the door until she can have
his photograph placed on the faantel piece
IN the parlor.
Married, on Thursday, September -,
1884, at the residence Of Mr: J. e. White,
BY j. q. Hutchinson, Trial Justice, Mr..
C.iE. Wilson. and Mrs. lola Keese, all of
Anderson Cotnty.
The Newber,y- Observer says: "W. W.
Russell, of Anderson, has declared his
purpose to run as the Independent Re-
publican candidate for Congress from the
3rd Distrirt in $780,"
We were showt, through A. G. Means
Clothing, Shoe and Hat House few days
ago. Hehas the finest line ever shown in
Anderson, and his prices are very low.
Call and see for yourself.
Messrs. G. F, Jones & Co. have present
ed us. with a handsome cravat, for which
we return many thanks. They have q
very large assortment of gents neckwear,
and are selling every article very cheap.
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DR.. S. NJ. Orr was summoned by tele.
graph to Gfeen Vile last Thursday to attend
his brother, Hon: j. Il. Orr, who was
quite sick. The Doctor has returned
home, and reports his brother much better.
The, eduinoctial gale reached Anderson
Monday afternoon, and brought consider
able rain With. 1t. It rained nearly alt
Monday night. The clouds disappeared
Tuesday, ;. and we are again having fine
weather. 81.
Mr.. J. H- Won Haslen has erected a pho
tograph gallery just below the Postctace,
and Mr. n. Collins, first-class photog-
fapher, has rented it and is prepared to
take pictures for everybody, See his all.
vertisement.
Last Mopday afternoon Nj, Z: W.
South, of1this city, while walking on 9
/ slippery, wet piece of ground, fell and
broke bis arm. Dr.. ). OaWilhite SCI, the
arm, and on Wednesday Mr.. South was
doing well.
To-day (Thursday) is the Jewish New
Year, and In order to observe it, the store
of Lesser & Co, will be closed, They will
also close on Saturday, October 9th.
Their friends and customers should bear
this in mind.
information reached the city yesterday
that Capt. Jas. A. Cowan, of Martin Town
ship, was seriously i'll, and his death is
throughout the County will regret to hear
of his illness.
Five prisoners came near escaping from
Jail few days ago. They were all con.
fined in one large cell and had removed
9 number of brick from the gall. Sheriff
Bolt discovered their work and removed
them to another eel,
If Charleston will secure low excursion
rates during her Gala Week, she will have
a large crowd of visitors from the up.
country. Five dollars for the round trip
from Anderson would induce q large
number to 20 down from our section.
List of letters remaining in the Post
Office for the week ending September Is:
John .Aimeck, P. B. Balling, Joseph Blue.
Miss Matte Barton, Miss Gertrude Bertch,
M. M. Clifton, Miss NJ. N. Gregone, Frank
Mr.. Ham Webb, accompanied by his
wife and baby, Of Dalton, Ca, are spend
ing q few. days in the city with relatives.
Mr.. Webb has been quite sick, but Is
now improving rapidly. He expresses
himself as being we'll pleased with his
new home.
Our young friend, Robert Nd. Baker.
was on the sick list a few days, and last
week went to Seneca to spend few days.
He has returned home, and, with the ex-
lception of a little heart trouble, is very
much recuperated. Seneca's girls are
capable of giving fellow heart disease.
I Did you ever notice how easily and in-
Voluntarily kind words seem to spring out
of the hearts of sortie folks. With SOME it
is natural--but with many it is cultured
art. With most Of US the habit can be
acquired and it is 30 much pleasanter.
What pity it is not more popular.
John M. Hubbard d Bro. have secured
the contract for furnishing the table cutlery
for the new hotel. They had to bid
against several large houses and manufac.
tories, but they turned them all down in
prices. This shows that goods can be sold
as cheap in Anderson as at the manutac-
tory.
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The Masonic Opera House is to be COM.
pleted at once. a joint stock company
has been organized and the Opera House
leased for number of years. The compa-
ny met Tuesday afternoon and appointed
q committee to secure charter. 1t is
proposed to it upthe Opera House in the
best of style.
The Greenvile Enterprise and 1fountaineer,
or last week says: "Miss Cora Kay, q
charming young lady of Anderson C0un-
ty, is spending while at ]. w. Gala
hams, West Greenville. We would say
in behalf of our sister County, she had
better keep her fair sex at home, if she
does not want to lose them.
The figure "9'' in our date is with US
and has come to stay. No man or wo.
man now living will ever date 8 docu-
ment without using 8. It stands on the
extreme right now-lSSe. Next year 1t
will be eecond place-1S90, where it will
remain for ten years. It will then move
up to the third place--1900 and there re-
main for one hundred years
About 10 o'clock Monday night fire was
discovered in Mr.. Lester Carlisle's store.
xOOmt .o1ASI AtSsAGS' - az $3.50 -
giver, the fremen turned out promptly,
and the fire was extinguished before much
damage was. done. The fire caught some
shelving, and was evidently the work of
rats with matches. It was narrow es-
cape from heavy conflagration.
A few days ago we were the recipient Of
beautiful silk handkerchief with the
compliments of the Ladies' Store. We
lift our hat and make our best bow Of
thanks. Right here we would whisper to
our young lady readers that if they want
TO give their favorite fellow 8 nice present
they should visit the Ladies' Store and
get one of these fine handkerchiefs.
Already the ancient observer tells US
there is going to be a long cold winter.
He has said the same thing every fall since
the memory of man. This time he says
the fruit skins are very thick and tough,
and the corn husks are heavier than usual
and straw is tougher, aud be knows this
means hard winter, because be knows
it. Now let him try the goose bone.