The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-11-21

Auo OooAS VI SuOSCIlpLlOu w tuo Cdpltot
stock; of the Anderson Tannery and Shoe
Factory are now open at Judge Cox's
office. Go and put your name down for
few shares.
Elders Thomas Bell and DIN. Gore will
preach at the residence of Mr.. ]. Wat
kins, near Piercetown, on the first Sun.
day in December, and on Friday and Sat-
urday preceding.
Messrs. Jones, seybt & Co. have new ad
vertisement on this page, and 1t will pay
you to read it. They have many bargains
for their customers, who should call early
and secure them.
Married, on Thursday, November 14th,
1889, at the residence of the brides father,
Mr.. W. F. NJ. FAINT, by Rev. J. r, Earle,
Mr.. G. P. Kay and Miss Florence FAINT,
all of this County.
An old subscriber, in paying for the
INTELLIaENoER a few days ago, remarked
that he had paid his taxes, his preacher.
and the printer, and would feel easy for
the next twelve months.
We have heard number Of our far
mers say that they would not have to
bny any meat or corn next year, and that
they were going to SOW sufficient wheat to
make enough flour to do them.
Rev. c. B. Smith and DR.. w. a.. Mar
din left Tuesday for Camden to attend
the annual Conference of the M. g.
Church. DIR. Nardin is a delegate from
the Greenville District Conference.
Mr.. 5Baylis Maxwell took his pretty
three:y year-old filly to Columbia last week,
and, for the sum of three hundred dollars,
sold her to Mr.. G. 8. Mccullough, of Dar-
lington, but formerly of Anderson.
Thanksgiving Services will be held in
the Presbyterian Church next Thursday
morning, at II O'Clock. 1t will be union
service of the Presbyterian, Baptist and
Methodist congregations of the city.
- The Governor offers reward for the
arrest Of Jefferson Nix and Bub Brooks,
who are charged with committing an out
rage on The person Of F. F. Nunally on
the 18th October. See advertisement.
Just now is very propitious time of
the year to inspect flues and make good
joints in stove pipes. A little precaution
in this particular may save you the tri:
fling expense of building you a new home.
J. q. Breazeaier, Esq, Past Grand High
Priest of the Grand Chapter, Royal Arch
Masons of South Carolina, went to Atlanta
last Monday to attend the National Grand
Chapter, whichis now in session in that
city. rs 5,3;
@ Mr.. 7. s. Fowler has an important ad
svertisenent In this paper, which should
,beread very carefully by every man Who
owes him a dollar. He means what he
says, and by taking his advice you will
save trouble. s5
Mr:C. 3. Smith, representing the Green.
vile News, spent q few days in the city
last week The Netus is very. popular in
Anderson, and has large list of subscrib.
ers: here. It is also sold by the newsboys
on the streets.
Is Married, on Thursday, November IA,
1889, at the residence of the brides father,
Mr.. T. W. Harrison, by Rev. D. e.
Frierson, D., D., Mr.. George smithson, of
Westminster, s. c., and Miss Hollle Har-
rison of Anderson.
One of our subscribers tells us that
near neighbor of his sends to his house
regularly every week to borrow the INTEL
LIaENcER. Next year, be says, he intends
to send the paper to this heighbor and pay
for 1t himself. Good man.
s..Ina preliminary examination held by
Trial Justice Todd on Tuesday, 18th inst,
4 s. Burton, white, was bound over to
Court for assault and battery of high
and aggravated nature, committed upon
Mark Chancellor, colored.
Soon the wall will be heard in the land
over the horrible condition Of the roads.
IN Anderson County, however, the roads
have been very we'll worked this year,
and it is thought there will not be as much
complaint this winter as usual.
; A New York paper has undertaken tie
task of deciding who is the lprettiest wo-
man in that city. Anderson Is not quite
as great place as New York, but it xould
be with considerable trepidation that We
would enter upon such task here.
Anderson iA going TO have water works.
AT meeting of the City Council a few
days ago contract vas made with COM
pany to put up the works and have them
completed by the flrst of next June. This
Is another step in the right direction.
The Sullivan Hardware Company took
the "blue ribbon. on their cotton seed
crusher and saw m i'll at the State Fair last
week Their cotton seed crusher is ma
chine of wonderful strength and eimplici-
ty, and every farmer should have one.
Married, in the Methodist Church, at
Howe, Texas, on November 10th, 1889, at
9 o'clock a. M, by Rev. E. q. Messick,
DR.. ]. F. Wilson, and Miss Matte Stroud.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal couple left for San Antonio to
attend the Fair.
Next Monday night meeting Of the
Stockholders ofthe Anderson Tannery and
Shoe Factory Company will be held in the
Court House, at o'clock. See advertise
ment. All of our citizens who feel any
interest in the enterprise are invited to at.
tend the meeting.
The ladies Of Concord Church desire US
to state that on Thursday. 18th inst, they
will quilt their missionary Quilt at the
residence of Mr.. Robt. Moorehead, and,
after it is finished, it will be sold to the
highest bidder. The public are cordially
invited to attend.
Last Sunday morning little child of
Mr.. Noah Moore, who lives near White
plains Church, fell from door to the