The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-12-04

!. to take place in the city In the near future.
Mr.. E, P. Welch, who has been spend.
ing few weeks in Arkansas, has returned
home,
Our advertising columns will tell you
where you can buy your Christmas goods
the cheapest.
Prof Hicks says we are going to have
plenty Of snow, sleet and ice during
Christmas week.
Can any school boy or girl write eleven
thousand eleven hundred and eleven
down in figures
The County Auditor has an important
notice In this paper. Read it and govern
yourselves accordingly.
D. s. Maxwell q Son have in store 700
bushels of corn in the ear, which they
want to sell by Saturday.
Those who have an eye for the beautiful
should look at Chapman's dress goods,
trimmings, rugs, carpets, DC.
The books of subscription to the capital
stock of The new cotton seed oil mill are
now 5pen. Sea advertisement.
On account of the low price, there has
not been great deal of cotton on the
Z market during the last few days.
The pu bile schools of Centerville Town.
ship will open next Monday, 9th inst.
Parents should bear this in mind.
The Building and Loan Association
: have two neat cottages for sale. For in-
formation, apply to J. D. Maxwell, Secre
tary.
We direct the attention of our farmers
to the advertisement of the GreenVille
Fertilizer Co., which appears in another
column.
Messrs. W. A. Neal, W. H. Glenn and
r.. e. Burriss have gone to Ocals, Fla, to
attend the annual session OF the National
Alliance.
The inauguration of Gov. Tillman takes
place in Colunbia to-day; A number OF
our citizens have gone down TO witness
the ceremony.
The Grand Lodge Of Masons convenes
in Anderson next Tuesday. The Ander-
son Masons will give their brethren
warm reception.
MI. Edley Jones, an old and highly es.
teemed citizen of this County, died at his
4 home near CARMEL Church on Tuesday,
25th ult.. aged 7s years.
The IHTELLIaENcER was delighted to
haYee call from Mr.. D. A. Smith. OF the
Walhalla Courier, last Thursday. Time is
dealing gently with him.
No man Is more welcome to the edito-
rial Isancsum than the one who brings an
Item Of neWs-the man who comes to pay
subscription, perhaps, excepted.
We have had the pleasure Of sampling
G. M. Tolly,s new stock Of cigars. They
are excellent, and fit not only for an Edi-
tor; but King to smoke. Try them.
"a liberal reward is offered for the re-
turn of q trunk, which was lost or stolen
in the city or on the Abbeville road last
Saturday evening. See advertisement
Married, on Sunday morning, Novem-
ber 80, 1890 by Rev. lib. FAINT, at his
residence, Mr.. T.. T. Campbell and Miss
Mary Keasler, all of Anderson County.
NIT. c. Pruitt, who has been resi-
dent of Texas for year or two past. has
returned to Anderson County, his native
home We are glad to welcome him back
home.
We were glad to have call last Satur-
day morning from Mr.. s. T. Richardson,
: of Piedmont. Though still suffering from
his injured leg, he continues to improve
slowly.
Mr.. r. 8. Ligon will conduct services of
the Y. M. @. A., next Sunday afternoon in
the Opera House at o'clock. Subject:
individual responsibility. y."-G2l., 9th
chapter.
The Conference has attracted large
crowd OF visitors to the city. They are so
numerous that We have not the space to
mention them personally in our local
columns.
The new advertisement Of the Sylvester
Bleckley Company will bear close reading
The prices quoted on the goods named are
very low, and will no doubt attract large
crowd of buyers.
''I am subscriber to Ave papers, but
7 wouldn't give the INTELLl GENCER for
all OF them,' said one Of our subscribers
few days ago. Such compliments are
highly appreciated.
Married, on Saturday, Novem ber q,
1880, at o'clock p. M, by r: B. A. Rob-
inson, Trial Justice, at his residence, Mr..
J.. w. Banister and Miss Mamie L. Smith,
all of Anderson County.
We invite your attention to the new
advertisement of Jones, Seybt q Co.
These gentlemen keep their stock full and
complete, and are always delighted to have
you call and Bee their goods.
The clerks are now wondering how
ln1s IN
Christmas week. They have worked hard
and faithfully this fall, and they deserve
at least two or three holidays.
Chief of Police FAINT has in his possession
8 side of bacon, which was picked up on
,.Whitner Street last Saturday night. The
owner can get it by calling on him. prov
ing property and paying expenses.
We we're delighted to have call from
our former young townsman, Paul 3.
Stephens, of Seneca, last Thursday. An
derson has never sent out q young man
OF more excellent virtues than friend Paul.
Mr.. Thos Fl. Palmer. one of the SUBJ
stantial farmers of the Townville section,
has moved to the city, and is occupying .
house on Orr Street. near the residence Of
Mr.. W. Osborne. The city has gained q
EOOQ clCZen.
Mr.. Nelson r. Green and bride, who
were married in Cincinnati, o., on Thurs
day, 9th nlt., reached Anderson last Sat-
urday morning. Since then the happy
couple have been receiving the congratu-
Iations and best wishes of their friends.
There will be q public installation of the
officers Of Burning Bush Chapter, Royal
Arch Masons, in the Opera House on Fri
day evening, 18th inst, at 8 o'clock. a
cordial Invitation is extended to the pub
lic to attend and witness the installation.
Some would have you believe our far
mers are growing poorer every year, but
it is not the case, for on every hand we see
signs of prosperity; new houses, new
barns, new Churches and new school
houses all ad0rn our roadsides and delights
the traveller.
There are, evidently, some folks in this
County who believe in starting canvass
in ample time. It Is rumored that several
candidates are already out for the two
plums In the Gift of the County the offices