The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-11-14
Thanksgiving Day.


day will be generally observed throughout
the United States by suspension OF busi-
ness. The merchants, confectioners, sa-
loon. keepers and business men generally
OF Anderson have unanimously agreed to
close their respective places Of business for
the day: Our country friends should note
this and govern themselves accordingly.
There will be appropriate religious servi-
ces in the city, due notice of which will
be published Next week. We hope our
friends in the country will also observe the
. day by holding Thanksgiving services in
Z their Churches. tfur people have certain.
~ been blessed TIL year, and it is right
and proper that tlls day should be observ-
ed.
Be sure to remember that there will be
no business trar. aacted in Anderson on
Thursday, 2sth ilss-
The Legislature ronvenes ON Tuesday
( 26th.
The farmers are well up with gathering
their crops.
Anderson has hasa several big days dur
ing the past week.
Anderson, County is well represented at
the State Fair this week.
See advertisement about public schools
In Broadway Township.
Dent put off paying your taxes until
! The lass day. Pay up now.
Considerable c lend is changing hands
nov throughout the County.
Mr.sC. s. Beatty. Of Abbeville County,
spent last Sunday IN Anderson:
.Tbe patches OF small grain in and
around the city.are looking well.
The Baptist State Convsntion meets in
. Florence on Thursday, 2Sth inst.
The public schools Of Centerville Town
ship will open on Monday, 18th inst.
Miss Blanche Erown has accepted a po-
sition in the store Of c. J. Jones & Co.
Up to date Alaerson's cotton receipts
are shout s, 900 baYos ahead OF least season.
Mr.. Foster Fart wears a happy smile.
lisa fine boy, and arrived at his home on
Tuesday.
Anderson is still ahead Of any other
town or city this side Of Charleston in cot
ton receipts.
On Monday night Mr.. B. Frank Cray
toms fine Jersey cow presented him with
twin calves.
Mr.. T.. A. Shannon, the efficient Dep
uty Sheriff Of Abbeyille County, spent
: last Friday in the city,.
..Farmers Som, handed in reply to
Son of "Toil," brit we had to leave it over
? for next weeks paper.
See notice of opening the books of sub
scription to the capital stock Of the Alli-
ance Store at Honea Path.
Mr.. John c. Folder, Of Garyin Town
ship, has two four ,monts old shoats which
will weigh 125 pounds each.
". "A. Clark, Of Williamson, is an ap-
plicant for the position of Supervisor OF
the census for SoEsh Carolina.
Mr.. a. G. Tribb.s, who is now attending
Furman University, spent last Saturday
and Sunday at home with his parents.
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Capt. Billy smit.a, the popular conduc-
on the B. r. r. z spent last Thursday
in the city attending Court as witness.
Capt. y. a.. Wren, the clever photo
grapher, has recea5ly took several very
pretty views Of ths Court House Square.
Hon. j. S. Cothran spent last Thorsday
night in Anderson, and his visit though
brief, was highly enjoyed by his friends.
Soon, very soon, the scenes and events
of 1889 will be numbered with the past.
How fast the slmanacs have to be changed.
Miss Alice Muilikin, one OF Waco's
most industrious young ladies, picked
one thousand pounds of cotton last week.
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Birds, rabbits. squirrels and 'possums
are plentiful in She County, and the
sportsmen are having fine time hunting
them.
The Quarterly Conference for the Town
Vile Circuit will be held at Smith Chapel,
in Fork Township, next Saturday and
Sunday.
We still have few delinquent subscrib.
ers on our list and when they visit the
city we hope they will not forget to give
us call.
One day last week, for the first time in
Eve years, the Courty Jail did not contain
e single prisoner, nut 1t did not remain
empty very long.
Married, on Sunday, November 10th,
1889, by Joe. G.. Winter, Notary Public, at
his residence, Mr.. Robert l.. Brown and
Miss Lou Phillips
Mr. r. M. Burrias, the County Alliance
Agent, has received another lot Of cotton
OH&SluS duu Cdu uGW SupPAJ Va0 oo11AoAA~A'
See advertisement.
Miss Beulah Cox, one of Honea Paths
popular young ladies, is spending few
days in Anderson visiting her friend,
Mrs. J. J. FretwelE.
Mr.. w. w. Keys, Of Greenville, spent
last Sunday in the city, having come over
to attend the funeral services of his BROTH
er-in-law, DR.. McFsll.
Mr.. g. P. Green has been sick for cou-
Pile of weeks CIT he is able to be cut
again. Mr. John Dodd, who has also been
sick, has about recovered.
The Sullivan Hardware Company, Of
Anderson, are making an exhibit at the
State Fair this week. The exhibit Is in
charge Of Capt. 81. Y. Sullivan.
Mr.. A. G. Jones, one of the most popu-
lar drummers on tias road, was in the city
last week. He selss large bill of goods
every time he visits Anderson.
nF..:o. 1r Matthew,