The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-12-25

opportunity of enjoying the Christmas
holidays to the fullest extent. This &C
ton on the part Of our business men il
very kind and considerate, and is highly
appreciated by their employees. There
will be no business, therefore, transacted
In Anderson the remainder of this week
Take notice and govern yourself accord
ingly.
IT cotton would just go up to ten cents
pound, everybody would be happy.
A number Of our young people are
spending Christmas away from the city.
In some sections Of the County the far
mers are not yet through picking cotton.
81 We hope Santa Claus will visit every
boy and girl who reads the INTELL1GEN
& Ger.
Remember, all business will be sus.
pended In the city the balance of this
) week.
Mr.. Sam. Trowbridge, of Atlanta. has
been spending few days in the city with
his parents. &
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Aynumber Of the: Cadets Of the p. M. I.
have gone to their homes to spend the
5 Christmas holidays.
We are requested to say that the public
schools OF Hall Township will open the
first Monday In January. s.
On Monday the police arrested Frank
Williams. a-negro boy, who is wanted in
Z Green wood for stealing $50.
The INTEILIaENcER will appear as
usual, next week. The printers, however,
will enjoy two or three days rest.
Despite the low price of cotton and
scarcity OF money, tho dealers in Christ.
mas goods have had q very good trade.
Mr.. Neb. Z. FAINT, postal clerk on the
Atlantic Coast Line. is in Anderson this
{ week enjoying the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. AndrewtC. Todd, who has been q
resident Of Augusta, Ga, for several
months past, 6as returned to Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Bates. whose ma7i-
: age We chronicled last week, have gone on
J bridal tour through Florida and to Cuba.
Money. is s.aght,' or on drunk-we
can't tell which, because our acquaintance
with the gentleman does not amount to
much.
i tgRMsss D.J, Simpson, of Toccoa, Ga, is in
{ the city visiting her parents. Her visit is
source OF much pleasure to her many
friends;
Isl The next monthly meeting of the An.
zderson County Medical Society will be
held on Wednesday, January 7th. See
) advertisement.
While enjoying your Christmas dinners
4 and other fessGs, remember your poor,
neighbor and divide some of your luxu-
ties With him.
Tbs IETELLIaENoER is glad to welcome
DIR. W. 81. Todd as citizen Of Anderson.
stWe would like to see hundreds of such
H men become citizens of Anderson.
DR.. M. G. Parker, who has been in fee
!, Die health for some time past, has gone to
( Cincinnati for medical treatment. We
1 hope his trip will prove beneficial.
Mr.' John NJ. Glenn requests all the sub
trustees Of the sub Alliances Of the County
to- meet him in the Court House on the
first Friday in January next, at 10 o'clock
q. m.
Public schools in District No. 8 will
.sopen first Monday, in: January. The Ru-
hannah school will be discontinued when
school houses are built at Shiloh and An
tioch.
~ Miss Zoe cBfeckley and Miss Elloise
Maildin, ofthe Hollins (Va.) Institute, and
Miss Lizzie Keese of the Gainesville (Ga.)
Female Seminary, are at home spending
the Christmas holidays.
The Postofice officials also want to en-.
Joy q little Of the Christmas holidays, and
,Ons Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
this week tho Office will be open only
& short time after the arrival Of each mail.
50 slWeiare requested to announce that Rev.
Augh McLees will preach at Broadway
.sSehool. house on the arst Sunday in .Ianu-
sthat section ale cordially invited to attend.
Mr.; Patrick Hsynie, Of Varennes
Township, killed hawk last week
: which measured four feet one inch and
three quarters from tip to tip. Mr.. hay
a ME made good shot, as he killed it ay-
ling.
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sseTnyitations have been issued to dance
TO be given BY the German Club of An
'g!derson at the Hotel Chiquola on Thurs
Orchestra will furnish music for the oc-
augusta, Ga, is arranging to have a
grand carnival or gala week, beginning
January 10th and continuing five days.
The railroad rates will be- low, and large
crowd Of visitors will go down from this
section.
Our young friend, Baker Gentry, found
g:8 nice saddle blanket on the Piercetown
road, about FIVE miles from the city, on the
night of the 18th inst. The owner can get
Ylthe:blanket by calling at the INTELL1aEN-
GER Office and proving property.
81 Messrs. VIM. F, Lee-and D. G. King,
two clever and substantial citizens of the
p Piedmont section, spent Tuesday in the
s city, and paid the INTELLIGENCE pleas.
: ant call It Is always q pleasure! to'ua to
.imeet and converse with such gentleme
! Mr. W. G. Hembree, who has been liv-
!: ing near Salem Church, has rented Mrs.
Nv staOn's plantation, near Fair Play, and
moved up there last week. Mr.. Hembree
dis & clever, good citizen, and we commend
him to the people of the Fair Play section.
Mr.. E. N. snipes, formerly of Pelzer,
has purchased from Mr.. D. ]. Bohannon
: Sthe; house and lot just beyond the corpo-
! rate limits of the city. on the Abbeville
road, and moved there last week. This
section has thus gained another good citi-
zen. - =.
a. note from our young friend, Rev. NJ
IL. Major, who was transferred to the
Texas Conference by the recent session ol
. Conference In this city, informs Us that he
has arrived safely at bis destination, and
that he is very well pleased with his new
home.