The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-10-30

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Every Democrat must do his duty next
I Tuesday by voting the straight Demo-,
crato ticket. 3;.!:5 *. :.
James:A Mattison, ,of this County,
Sis now 8 student at Furman5 u versity,
sGreenyille, 8.
Thanksgiving Day will soon be here.
land already some 'gobblers" ssare being,
.Ss eoope for the occasion.
heavy frost was visible Tuesday
morning, and in low places ice was seem.
- egetation shows the effect
lWeswould remind our delinquent sub
S snribers that the printers are needing Lit.
tle1money. Don't forget us.
LetssverY one determine that so far as
:is concerned the election next Tuesday
sssshalls be fair, quiet and ipeaceable. .;;s
Miss Alma icklife, formerly Of An:
..# desa0n, lis now assisting Prof w. p. Hol-
land i'm The High School at Central. ~.
the County owes you any money. be.
ss sure file; your claim, fully itenlized and
M wornto. before Tomorrow (Friday)
Afr.sJ. Earle Lewis, Of Pendleton, has
several fine head Of; horses and cattle on
exhibition at the Atlanta Exposition.
Thes. grip seems to be prevalent again.
This scribe has had another attack Of it,
sssss Mr.. John %. Osborne has accepted po.
\ sition in d. G.. Flynn's store, aud would be
Ito have his friends call and see him.
ss;sKay Baker are Dem mocrats from prin-
aSciple. Read their advertisement and see
what; they Say abont politics and business.
The tariff put cotton ties by a recent
dollar and this is the cause of the advance
ssfln the price 4 :.
W. 3. MoGruder has just returned from
sssthes est with some fine horses which he
SIS snxious to sell. See what he, says in
his advertiser ment.
go IIisses Z: r. and u. Z. Watson, agents,
Is VILE offer several very fine tracts of land
sfor sale next Monday. Sea advertisement
S. in another; column. 7sl5 ss1.5.,
Mr.. ASC. Jones, one.of the most popu.
ss lar dI 1mmers who traYels this State, wss
In Az deraons Monday. - His hostof friends
hersire always delighted to meet him.
- If.sie
sss Married, ,on Thursday, October %, 1880,
By Rev. u: j. spearman, at the residence
Of the brides father, Mr. T.. r. L. Elrod
and Miss Maggie Owens. u lof Of Anderson
County.
Raw G.: L. Cook will preach aL Broad
8 away School House next Sunday morn
ling, at II 20 CLOCK The people generally
of that: section are invited to attend the
serpice.
The Alliance Store has just received
\ another supply of5the prettiest and finest
a pattern hats ever brought to Anderson,
and the ladies are cordially invited to in
s spect them.
WeSlearn that the negroes will hold q
mass meeting In the city next Saturday,
ssand that they have invited John Tolbert,
. The sRepubl blicani candidate for Congress, to
address them. 6. -
"a desirable German family (farmers) can
be imported by party willing to advance
passage money. Centreville and Rock.
mills Townships preferred. Apply to j.
s;s In the list Of managers Of the State cleo
Is; ton, Mr.. Lawrence Heron has been sub.
4 stituted for Mr.. IF. B. Allen, and in the
Federal managers Mr.. Jud. McGse in
place Of Mr. Nm. Jones. ~. .5s! -. ...'
Our little friend, Sloan Max well, Jr., is
the:h happiest; boy i'm the city. His father,
;3 Mra1. s. Maxwell, purchased beautiful
Shetland pony from King Il Franklin's
i shORsand presented 1t to- him. :
Married, on Tuesday, the 18th inst, at
the residence Of the brides father, by
poxyl y fSnsv A I71,I Ia
81 Spoon, of Anderson County, and Miss
Is Fannie L. Tate, Of Abbeville County.
We are authorized to state that meeting
I80fy the County Dem mocratic Executive Con-s
s. mittee will be held in the city on. to.mor-.
row Friday morning, at II O. clock It is
important that every member attend. @ -
Our. good friend, J. B. Cox, of the
Hsdsyaand renewed his subscription for an--
2other year, He has been a, subscriber to
sss ssIEHTELlIGENoER;f for twenty :one years.
Invitations have been issued to the mar.
riage ceremony Of Mr.. w alter w. White,
Of this city, and Nj iss Lizzie Thornley,, of
SS Pickens, on Wednesday evening. Novem-s
bar 5thf q ia tho Presbyterian Church at
81 Pickens:
A meeting Of the ladies of Anderson
= will; be held in the parlors Of the Hotel
$ Chiquola next Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock, in the interest Of the Y. NC a.
- ALI ladies interested In this work are cor
daily. invited to attend.
Curgood friend, DR.. s. G.. Bruce, Of
Il Townville, was in the city Tuesday. He
has increased considerably in weight since
we last met him, and, upon inquiring the
IS cause said he had married wife" He
ADVISES all Of his bachelor friends to go
= and do likewise.
Lewis &c Moorhead, OF Bolton, have
mutually agreed to dissolve copartner-
ship on: the Lat January, and for the next
- few weeks will offer their immense stock
s.S OF goods at astonishingly low prices.
Read their advertisement in another col
umn, and then 60 to Bolton and get some
bargains.
Mrs. Henry McGill died at her home in
CentreYille Township last Tuesday, after
. an illness of several weeks. Her remains
were inferred at Flat Rock Church on Wed
nesday. Mrs. McGill was daughter of
S; Mr. SainI Webb, Of Varennes Township,
and her death has brought sorrow to the
KS hearts of host Of friends.
Miss Minnie Seward, the popular young
ss,star, supported by fine Company, will
appear in the Opera House on Friday
& and Saturday evenings, with matinee on
Saturday afternoon. The Company comes
4 tosAnderson highly recommended, and a
pleasant essning is in store for those who
attend. Popular prices Of admission.
Reserved seats may be secured in advance
at Hill Bros.
- Our young townsman. Edward P.
Welch, received telegram q few days
ago announcing the death Of his father,
Mr.. Clarke Welch, which occurred at his
home in Yell County, Ark, on Wednes-
day, 22nd inst. Mr.. Welch was about 88
years Of age, and was formerly resident
this County, having moved from here
60 Arkansas about twenty years ago.
go Our venerable old friend, Mr.. Lawson
80 Arnold, OF Lowndesville, is in the city
visiting bis son and daughters, and his
raany; old friends are glad to greet him.
-. LIE. Arnold Is noM In The: alst Haar of .hia