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him, and hope he will often call on US.
Yes, Bro. Marshall, it has been happy
year with us, and hope you will ever re-
member us in your prayers. w.
AndersonvilIe Items,

Married, December Goth, at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES father, by W. F. M
FAINT, Esq, Mr.. ]. q. Smith and Mis-.
Ellie c. Durham, all of this County
Also, on the 2Gth, at the residence of the
BRIDES father, in Hart County, Ca, by
George Cleveland, Esq, Mr.. Dolph Jones
and Miss Lissie McLain. The lgroom is
one of Anderson County's most hand.
some sons. We wish Dolph and his
bonny bride long and happy life, and
may the richest blessings be their portion.
One day quite recently three of our ost
prosperous farmers killed about two thou
sand pounds Of pork, which goes to show
that hog raising is not a failure, by any
means.
The school at Shady Grove, under the
charge of Miss s. j. McLain, has vacated
through the Christmas holidays, and will
reopen some time about the first of Jam
uary. The school is in anything but a
prosperous condition. Some of the patrons
are in favor of moving the school, while
others oppose it, and the consequence is
this section will be without school if
the people don't pull together in this i'm.
portant matter.
There is well-to-do farmer, not fifty
miles from your city, forty years of age,
whose name has never been on the page
Of any subscription book to newspaper.
Said farmer is the father of grown chill
dren, handsome and intelligent. If the
shoe fits, wear it, and begin the new year
by subscribing to the INrEL11aENcER or
some other first.class paper.
MIR. J. T. Hannah and wife, of Varen.
mes, have been on visit to relatives in
this section. 1t was our pleasure to meet
Mr.. Hannah, and it was a pleasure we
appreciated very much.
Mr.. E. E. McAdams and his sister, Miss
Saddle, spent Christmas in Ahbeville
County. Hope they had pleasant visit.
We had the pleasure of attending din.
ner given by our much esteemed friend,
Miss Fannie Earle, st her residence dur.
ng Christmas holidays. 1t was most
delightful occasion-one not soon to be
orgotten. There ne met three yery
beautiful young ladies-Miss Rebecca Bu.
'hanan, of Fairfield, Miss Bessie Earle
md sister, also Mr.. Henry Earle and Mr..
Wilton Lee and wife. We extend our
many thanks to Miss Fannie and her &C.
sister, Mrs. Sloan, for their
;indness In our behalf.
Six months ago there was great expec
alton in this section, as the people were
xpecting to meet and entertain Mr.
|rady. just five months from the time
e spoke at this place be was cold in
cath. 1t is hard to realize he who has
one so much for our beloved South is
one. We hope it is for the best. Heaven
eeded him more than we did or it would
OF have been so.
We hope the INrELL1aENcEa and it's
lany readers have had merry Christ
las, aud wish them a happy New Year.
Ray
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~

Our Z nple-an orna.
mfntS, 70. - ~ monument to
of;.o7ely.s h Lodge: May
the tens.S her walls accom-
plish, MlE N He community" Re-
spoInaddea Iad Breazeale, Esq.
@tne Ehen of our City-eyer
alive 70 8terest, the cause of her
presen! - and future prospects. /"
Respona, by Hon. G. T. Tolly.
eEne Eaft throughout the world-her
teachlpgs&have stood the test of time, and
have aged in all climes in making men
better, ,Euer, more benevolent, kind and
charap5e her teachings will never die.''
RePon4ed to by WIS. Brown, ESQ.
.aThe Hotel Chiquola-the beginning of
ourG7S and monument to 2. T. viii
hits's eAterprising spirit" Responded to
by Capt. P. K. McCully.
nOur Euests-may they carry with them
pleasant collections of their visit to us on
this sooTasion." Hon: G. F. Tolly was
called UPON and responded to this toast.
snrae A;lty of Anderson-plucky, pro
gressiYeAand enterprising; may all her
undartaE PCS be successful" Responded
tobyaa W. W. Humphreys.
The Eches were short and to the point,
and elicfH frequent applause. The occa.
sion waY most delightful one.
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Their Business booming

Probably no one thing has caused such a
general revival of trade at Hill Bros.
Drug Store as their giving away to their
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumn-
ton. Their trade is simply enormous In
this very valuable article from the fact
that it always cures and never disappoints.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis.
Group, and all throat and lung diseases
quickly cured. You can test it before
buying by getting trial bottle free, large
size 81. Every bottle warranted.
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Good News to Sportsman.

Owing to tile recent decline in lead th
Sullivan Hardware Company, in keepint
with the market, again reduce their prict
on Shot 10 $1.25 per bag. This is dirt chea1
and can't last long. This is certainly thtt
time to lay in an ample supply of shot
In this connection the Sullivan Hardware
Company would say that they are still
and propose to continue, far ahead with
their special lines, particularly with theil
immense and superb stock of Guns
Sportmen's Goods, Ammunition, DC. and
never can be left on prices.
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Epoch.

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness to robust health marks an
epoch in the life of the individual. Such q
remarkable event is treasured in the
memory and the agency whereby the good
health has been attained is gratefully
blessed. Hence it is that so much is heard
IN praise Of Electric Bitters. So many
ieel they owe their restoration to health, to
tee use OF the Great Alternative and Tonic,
# you are troubled with any disease of
Kidneys, Liver or Stomach, of long or
short standing you will surely find relief
by use of Electric Bitters. Sold OF Soc.
and 81 per bottle at Hill Bros Drug Store.
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Note of Thanks.

Not knowing the kind donors of seY-
eral valuable articles sent on Christmas,
and who did not let the left hand know
what the right hand did, they will allow
me to express to them many thanks in
this way. D. e. FR1ERsoN.
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HERE WE COME
WITH A NICE LOT I

WITH A NICE LOT OF
New Ladies' and Gents Solid
Gold Watches,
reastPins and Sleeve Buttons
with Chains,
Beaded Neck Chains and Brace.
lets,
Large Stock Ladie,,' Set Rings
dc. dc,
@r Sold only for SPOT CASH. Expe.
renee has taught me that 1 can sell so
much cheaper | have determined to sell
for spot cash. oe't
o..o,,o j. A. DANIELS, Agent
oc1 81, 1851 IL 3nl
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Iva Alliance, No. eco.

a call meeting Of Iva Alliance will be
held at Cooks, on Saturday, the 4th day of
January, 1890, at 10 o'clock a. M, to
attend to some important business.
Brethren, please come out on that day.
JAMES A. McAL1sTER,
Vice. President.
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Lors OF PICTURES FOR TEN CENTS
One of the social leaders of st. Louis So.
ciety, Mrs. Mortimer Taylor, is pictured in
Frank Leslic's Illustrated Newspaper this
week. The paper is crowded full of excel
lent illustrations, including full-page
picture of the late Henry w. Grady, one of
New Year scenes in New York, a New
Years's Call at Sea, the Land Boom IN Al
ALBANIA, foreign events of interest, and a
four. page supplement- illustrating St. Louis
and the leading financial institutions of
the West. The leading editorial contribu-
tion is from the pen Of the Hon. Albert
D. Shaw, and is on "Sneering al Subsi-
dies"
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eBnnon Items.

q n
we have an unusually quietime
4 this Christ1 Nothing has happen to
mar the qu,e of the most fastldios.
The festibn Christmas eve rs a
pleasant asl as successful occaon.
Had quite swd, and the dinneras
simply supe It was enough to filhe
hearts of anh to stand and look a.be
interest andE of the worn-out motlrs
as they stoaround those tables I'D
waited upon;hungry crowd that 6 b.
cred aroundsm Alas what wdd
our country Without our noble woln?
All, it was NOR the sake of nodrHy
or selfish gsthat prompted tfmto
stand there / drudge and woH, hut
purely nobles. We believe Te hive
some as not women as ever3e san
ahone on. Tlet profits were Pntyto
finish up the pol house in cd style.
After the SUP Prof. Holland school
gave a free entainment-"A ristmas
6tory"-which hope every c1present
Will1earn a las sg lesson-oneIat will
guide them all ! way througlhe dark
vista OF dim fluffy, and cauthem to
ever celebrate anniversary i,pnanner
in which we shsd !
You should avo seen q Santa
Claus distribujg his presen and the
happy faces of children as |ch ones
name was cali out and he'd their
nice little prets that t'steachers
had prepared os tree in the K ground
oftRS stage, wth was yer PEACEFULLY
decA3ted for 5 OCCASION. i for his
mo&rty, we build compSnt Prof.
Ho#itd for his fort, but as is we re-
frait9 and sufR it by saygo ahead,
We sre lookinga and sayinGAmen."
When is the 1eathor goi,o be cold
enough to kill ogs? can beard every
day. None of have killedo missed
the drst chance
Our Oldest citons say til hever saw
sucha Decemsr in their es. Not
SIM fkrost in tb whole me-. Expect
iR q have itn January a'ebruary.
l tNA,SNEA--1=-
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John E. Peoples has just received three
car loads of fine Mules, and, as he is
forced to leave home soon, you can get
great bargain in Mules for the next ten
days. oCNo
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NOTICE.

FEHE remainder Of subscriptions to Cap
4 ital Stock of the Anderson Cotton
Mills has been called for-35 per cent. paw
able on or by 1st December next, and 35
aper cent. payable on or before Ist January
Next.
Xontracts for machinery have been
made, which renders it absolutely neces.
sary Mat these installments be promptly
\ By orGsr of The Board of Directors.
a. BROCK, Pres. and Treas.
j. J. BAKER. Secretary.
SoV. II, 1859 20
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Blank Books and Memorandums in end.
less variety at Watkins Book Store.
SFine Piano, with Eolian7 attachment
(Organ attachment,) not string or kew
6roken on it-all in first class order-for
Soo. ]. a. DANIELS, Ag't.
Persons wishing to buy fine Canaries
can get them by applying at this Office at
reasonable prices
Full line of choice Chromos and Oil
Paintings at WATKINS Book STORE.
Big lot Of IS, 10 and Is cent TinWare at
Watkins Book Store. -
Motice-All persons indebted to me
WILL please call at my Office at once and
make settlement, thus saving expense and
trouble of sending out collectors.
G, A. REED. Agent
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Best Scent cigar in town at Watkins
Book Store.
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Hy1nsneal.

Married, at the residence of the brides
father, by Rev. Baxter Hays, Dec. 26, 1889,
Mr.B. c. Creamer and Miss R. E. Hale,
all Of Anderson County.
Married, on Sunday, December 20, 1889,
by 3. B. A. Robinson, ESQ.,, at his resi-
dence, Mr.. ). W. o. Williamson and Miss
A. Josie Mccoy, all of Anderson County.
Married, on December 20, 1889, at the
residence of the brides father, by Rev. g.
M. Rogers, Mr.. R. X. Maddox and Miss
NJ. c.. .Branyon, all of Anderson County.
Married, at the parsonage, December o.
1889, at o'clock p. M, by Rev. 7. F.
Phillips, Mr.. William Wicker and Miss
Florence Campbell, all of Anderson Co.
Married, at the residence of the officiat
ing minister, Rev. e. A. Durham, Decem-
ber 25, 1889. Mr.. W. L. Campbell and
Miss Carrie Owens, both of Anderson
County.
Married Christmas night, December 25,
1889, at the residence of the brides father,
Mr.. W. A. Brownlee, by ReY. T. c. Ligon,
Mr.. Dewitt Holcombe and Miss Florence
Scott Brownlee.
Married, on Tuesday, December 27, 1889,
at the residence Of the officiating clergy
man, Rev. E. A. Durham, Mr.. J. F.
Browning and Miss A.. @. Bruce, oil of
Anderson County.
Married, on Wednesday, December 25,
1889, at the residence of Rev. E. A. Dur.
ham, the officiating clergyman, Mr. N. A.
Burgess and Miss N. K. Stages, all OF
Anderson County.
Married. on Thursday, December 26th,
1889, at Trinity Church, in the presence OF
large number of friends, by Rev. T. 81.
Garrett, Mr.. S. G. Fowler and Miss Lula
Carter, all of Anderson County.
Married, at the residence of the brides
father, Mr.. J. A. Stevenson, December 10,
1889, at half:past - o'clock, by Rev, T. P.
Phillips, Mr.. r. Lee Wilburn and Miss
Maggie L. Stevenson, all of Anderson Co.
Married, on Tuesday morning, at II
a. M, at the residence of the brides
grandmother, Mrs. Eliza Reeves, by Rev,
r. g. O'Dell, Mr.. J. W. Newton and Miss
Lille M. Reeves, all of Anderson County.
LOTS OF PICTURES FOR TEN CENTS
| fAzo Of tho roninl laadnra nf Ct I,onis 60.
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B. T. BROWNE,
Matchmaker and Jewellcr,

Returned to Anderson.
tACLUSIVE attention given to Repair.
I ing: Prompt and honest work. and
reasonable charges only for the work done
Fine and difficult jobs q speciality. Front
window at L. II. Seel's, Wv
Dec ~, 1859 "a o.,
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The Belton Amateurs.

We spent Christmas night in Bolton,
the guest of our young friend, Robert A.
Lewis, one of the most progressive busi-
ness men of that village, and during the
evening attended the entertainment given
by the Bolton Dramatic Company, in
Stringer's Hall.
The entertainment consisted of the rem
dition of an interesting play, entitled
"My Brothers. Keeper" followed by a
laughable farce, entitled BLANKS and
Prizes" In the play the following were
the cast of characters
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The Company was greeted by very
large and intelligent audience, the Hall
being crowded to its utmost seating capac.
ity. 1t was the first appearance on the
stage of a majority of the participants in
both the play and farce, but each one sus-
tanned his or her part in a most excel
lent manner. The entertainment through
out was most interesting one, and the
young ladies and gentlemen are to be
congratulated upon the success that
crowned their efforts. Bolton should be.
proud of her amateurs.
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ALI OF our business men bad fine
Christmas trade. go SsSsss,, 4
The legal rate of interest N South Caro-
;slina s now eight psr cent
|ss All cot the cotton crop ia Anderson
Joanty has not yet bee6 sold.
;ss The city has S large number,of visitors,
s both young ladies and gentlemen.
Henry ". steph lens and wife, of Easton,
sGa:s are in tho city visiting the formers
8 parsntat
Prof. J. b. Watkins and bride spent
tuesday in tho city visiting the formers
brot ther. 2 - aiii5S;;3 ~
The friends of Rev. .J.2 s. Murray will
Sbe pleased TO learn that he is slowly i'm
oying. IS ,':.,.;... Z
The cold wave signal was hoisted Tues
day. ! hore, however, SIC will not
reach us: !. S. !, go
will be one hundred and ten years be-
fore q date. can be. correctly written with
out the figures.
Next Monday ss salesday, and, as usual,
there VIII no doubt be q large crowd Of
people in the city.
Peach trees are In bloom ia several sec.
stions Of the County. This is something
remarkable for December.
Messrs. julius Anderson and L. Z. Barr,
S.ofs this County, have gone on q visit to!
portions Of Georgia and Alabama.
S Tho many ffi ends Of. Capt. John W.
Daniels of Columb biaii were delighted to
greet HMM; the city the past week.
-. Jones g Cb., the Co. Operative Store
;.ead Simpson, Reid q Co, have new adver-.
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Married, on December 90, 1889, at the
residence of the BRIDES father, by Rev. g.
M. Rogers, Mr.. R. X. Maddox and Miss
NJ. C..Branyon, all of Anderson County.
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a certificate of charter has been .rz,,n

a certificate Of charter has been ,tssued
to the Cooperative Alliance Store of this
city. The directors are A. 9. Latimer, J.
Bolton Watson, W. A. Neal, r. NJ. Burriss
Reuben Clinkscales, Thos. w. Martin and
M. a. Thompson. A. G. .Latimer is
President, J. B. Watson, Vice-P President,
and r. s. Hill business manager.
The large and com modious dwelling
house on the old Cunningham plantation,
in Savannah Township, was burnt last
Saturday night. The fire is supposed to
have been accidental, es some trash, etc.,
had been burnt in the yard during the af.
tsrnoon. The loss is about So 900, on which
there was insurance to Fthe amount Of
$1,250.
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Married, on Thursday, December 26th,
1889, at Trinity Church. in the presence OF
large numb Der of friends, by Rev. T. 81.
Garrett Mr.. S. G. Fowler and Miss Lula
Carter, all Of Anderson County.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-02
THE BISHOPS RETURN.

RI. Rev. Bishop Hennessey favored the
Pro-Cathedral choir with a reception yes
terday morning aft the New Year services
He bestowed praise for the good work
done By the singers during past ten
months against certain odds, well known
to himself and his priests. Some highly
amusing "reminiscences were recalled by
him regarding his efforts 70 organize a
choir when stationed at the mining dis
trict OF Iron Mountain, No, Just after his
elevation TO the sacred Office. The visitors
were agreeably entertained, plans were
laid for future work. best wishes were ex-
changed, needed rebukes gently given, for
bearance requested of his reverence for
aught that may have been lacking in the
past. and all departed pleased and hope
full and determined 20 give the musical
portion of the Catholic service an appro-
pirate rendering during 1890 The bishop
has just returned from conservation at
St Paul and preached most eloquent SEP
mons on New Year eve and morn
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-02
A LOST TRUNK.

Yesterday morning early well known
citizen was rushing frantically through
the streets as if he wanted to secure the
earth in a minute. An investigation
brought out the fact that he had good
cause for alarm, although everything
turned out all right afterwards Late the
preceding evening a friend of his, living
in the same house, was about to leave the
city and paid the transfer company to go
and get his trunk. Owing to mistake of
the servant the transfer took the wrong
trunk to the union depot. When his
friend arrived at the depot, not seeing his
own trunk, supposed it would be late and
went on, telegraphing back word yester-
day to hold his luggage here.
In the meantime the first gentle
mans trunk was left standing on
the platform of the depot without
claimant. Securing the services of officer
Mcnamara the transfer man was soon
found and the trunk located He at once
went to the depot claimed his trunk and
proved ownership. He next unlocked it
and took out some papers and entrusted
the trunk and the balance of the contents
to the transfer company to be returned. In
spite of the holiday it was not more than
half an hour before be had bank official
out of bed and his papers safely deposited
in the vaults Of the bank. He will now
defer committing suicide.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-02

wen. TO TIE Janfrcr aad wass>d re dis.
charged for pointing out the Office. Since
then don't know anything about the ten
ants except where their Offices are, although.
as said. people are continually ssking me to
tell them of the best person to do what they
want DONE
"Dc you pass Boyiston street," at this mo-
nient asked dapper young man who bad
Just entered the car.
The elevator man smiled Ii his tired way,
but answered net
when first came here I tried 60 keep
count Of the number OF times that style at
Joke was sprung On me-" be said, altar ths
young man had got OF. ''but I found I was
catching IL about seven times day, and
got discouraged ! wish, - q favor % M.
you would tell the public that that b vary
funny. Of course; but scnsttmes feei - Il
it is being overworked-ovGdone q little,
yon know. VIII your
The reporter promixed he would, and tia
man said be felt better. Then he began
again:
And while you are about It, why won't
you ask people motto be In such an sll-fired
hurry % get on an elevator until the people
that have ridden down have got out We
men are the worst at that, bot he nnen ara .
pretty close second. They pila right In ~
soon as the door Is opened and buck M
against people that are trying to get cut. a.
IL they thought the car bad been chartered
for tho day and they were being cheated out
of their rights. I am pretty good ratured, -
. rule, but sometimes I want To hit q few
people with baseball bat"
''You grew cynical" remarked the report
err
''Well, / guess you would Some women
affect my nerves very seriously. Every day
or two / have n party Of women come Ia To-
gether. Hall Of them get right into the els-
vator and the rest stay outside and declare
that they don't dare 10 ride In the old thing
that IL makes them ssssick. o. they're afraid
it win break or somsthing. r'csily all but
one viii be coaxed ia, and she viii walk up
stairs When they get ready 30 80 down. the
one who walked almost invariably rfca
down. Queer critters, sinr thoyr
The reporter had been riding up and down
during this conversation, and tne elevator
was now at the top Of the building
What would happen 10 ~ II this thing
should give wnyf" asked Passenger.
The elevator man looked puzzled. He
seemed 20 be thinking hard. Tsen be an
LShtsnei his euestiouer
I'VE would drop" he sid BOSTON 0ioba