The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-12-18

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Next Sunday will be the shortest day of
the year.
The city police are having quiet time
just now.
The farmers are sowing considerable
wheat-and oats.
Be sure to read f. W. Brown & Sons
new advertisement
We wish all the readers of the INTELLI-
aENcER merry Christmas.
Reader, have you paid the preacher and
the printer what you owe them?
Mr.. E. A. Russell, of this County, has
gone to Texas on prospecting tour.
Col, James A. Hoyt, OF Greenville,
srent day or two in the city last week.
J.. e. Boggs, Esq, Editor of the Pickens
Sentinel is in Anderson attending Court.
See what the Sullivan Hardware Com
pany has to say in its new advertisement.
Drove hogs are selling at 81 cents in
stead Of s. cents, as was published last
week.
"Where are you going to spend Christ.
mas?" is question to be answered from
every side.
Rev. r. IT. Garrett will preach at New
Prospect Church next Sunday morning,
at II o'clock.
There win be preaching at Roberts
Church, ID. w as usual, next Sunday,
the 21st instant.
The. new advertisement OF the Ladies'
Store will tell you something about those
Christmas presents. ~
The weather prophets say January is
going to be very cold month. Lay In
your supply Of wood.
The Seneca Free Press says Anderson has
the talIest and most dangerous looking
policeman in the State.
Mr.. VI. G. Smith, of Anderson County,
has Been elected cashier of the Bank that
has just been organized at Easley.
We are requested 10 announce that the
public schools of Bolton Township will
open the first Monday in January.
Miss Amanda Boggs will open public
school at Mt: Tabor, in Pendleton Town
ship, on the first Monday in January.
Our Devil slyly remarks that no one has
as vet been so thoughtful as to present US
q big turkey for our Christmas dinner.
G. Wardlaw, School Commissioners, has
moved into his new Office on ground toor,
between Orr tE Sloan's and the Ladies'
Store.
The time for paying taxes In Anderson
County County, as we'll as all over the
State, has been extended until the 1st of
February.
Several friends have recently sent Us
number of new subscribers to the INTEL
LIaENcER Their kindness is highly ap.
preciated.
Hon. E. g. Graydon, of Abbeville, and
Jas. p. Cary, Esq, of Pickens, spent q
day or two in Anderson this week attend
ing Court.
The Cadets of the P. M. I. will have
dress parade on the Court House Square
Friday afternoon, at a o'clock, if the
weather permits.
Judge Norton presides with as much
ease and dignity as any of our Circuit
Judges. Our people are very much
pleased with him.
Rev. .R. a. Smith will deliver his lee.
ture, sAmerica as I have seen it." at Sa-
lem Church on Friday evening, 26th inst,
at u o'clock. A small admission fee will
be charged.
i; The meeting Of the ~. M. @. A. next
Sunday afternoon will be conducted by
Dr.. E. O. Frierson.> Subject, Warned
against bad Company" Prov. 1-10 to
10: Eph. VII.
Seneca Free Press: "Anderson is certainly
putting on city appearance, and her
young men,, especially, have brain and
from Anderson
Mr.. Paul E. Stephens, who, for several
years past, has been in the employ Of the
r. & b. r. r. Co. at Seneca, has gone to
Greenville, Miss. where he is now work
Ing for the g. P. r. e. Co.
Representative Breazeale came up from
Columbia Saturday and spent Sunday at
home with his family. He returned to
Columbia Monday. He says the Legis-
lature will adjourn next week.
Mr. John T. Lawrence, who has been
quite sick with fever the past two months
at the home of his sister, near Central,
has recovered sufficiently to return to
Anderson and resume his business.
A new, empty pocket-book was found
.on the LowndesYille road. between An
.derson and Deans, last Thursday. The
owner can get it by calling at the INTEL
.aENcER Office and proving property.
Rev. John o. Wilson, Presiding Elder
of the Greenville District, preached in the
Methodist Church last Sunday morning
and evening, and his sermons were highly
enjoyed by those whose pleasure it vas to
hear him.
The Societies of the Patrick Military
4 Institute will have public debate in the
Chapel on tomorrow (Friday) evening,
beginning at u o'clock. The friends OF
the Cadets and the public are cordially
invited to attend.
The Thornwell Orphanage, at Clinton,
is one of the noblest and most deserving
institutions in our State, and our people,
we hope, will contribute something
towards making the little ones there have
Ia happy and joyful Christmas.
From now until April 30th, 1891, win
ter excursion tickets will be on sale at all
stations on the P. r. &W. @. r.. r. to all
points in Florida. Passengers leaving
Anderson at 7 o'clock a. m. will arrive in
Jacksonville next morn ing at O'Clock.
The G. & G. r. R. will sell round trip
tickets to points in South Carolina during
the holidays at cents per mile. Dates of
sale December Goth to 25th, inclusive,
limited to January End; December 9th
to S1st, inclusive limited to January 5th.
Walhalla Courier "The County Com
missioners announce that the new iron
bridge over Seneca river, on the Cherry
place, is now completed and ready to
accommodate the travelling public. 1t
was received by the Commissioners last
Week."
Mr.. s. s. Stokes, of Union, will deliver
q temperance address at Beaverdam
Church, in Williamson Township, next
Saturday nisht, goth inst. aud st its con-
clusion will organize Division Of Sons
Of ,Tempers nee. A cordial invitation to