The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-01-02
Belton Items

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St the Hfodist Church on the evening of
the Mtt Not only the Sunday School
pupils, BY all the children of BelLon, and
many oltr ones, too, received gifts at the
Hands Of Santa Claus,' who to the great
delight sthe children, made his annual
9isit jusB the presents were about to be
taken fri the beautiful, heavily loaded
iree. Hkssumed the undisputed right
20 unloaae budding branches, and was
30 laviain bestowing gifts that every
4hild prht was sure that Santa Claus''
lhad ne!! before been so good; nor had
praises isis favor ever been too highly
drawn q joyously sung. The delights
Ito the q fren and their parents as we'll,
bud to eFbody else, tended to sharpen
&he reliaor pleasure. It was no diff
$ult tasAherefore, to induce the preyi-
Eously Inherent ones to attend the play,
.My Eler's Keeper" at stringer's
Hall, 9th. A crowded house, loud
&And freqt long demonstrations of en-.
8oymentd an increased treasury were
Asome Of evidences of the company's
Hunriyaleccess. We would venture to |
Eliscuss merits of each character in the
3lrama, p the farce, "Blanks and |
Prizes,' ~ had we not seen The INTELLr.
EaENcERthe audience. We leave the
B EpleasanH to him.
3 On tbvening of 9th the Little
MGleanerpen again the doors of strin-
MAger's Hand were given large and
#apprecia house. This Club of juve-
&9S miles fele necessity of making their
#best ef9Dllowing so closely the grand
#success be dramatic Club, )" nor did
@tbey faiEhe least particular. Belton
4 feels jusfoud of creditable clubs.
q Each Of the holidays was cele.
Abrated hne pleasurable entertainme emit
"a 8-sociabdinners and such like. 1t
Z was ouh fortune to turn up with a
q bona 6ditation to splendid dim or
q at :the ence of Mrs. Barbara Dean,
i Such emile occasions are always full
4 of attradfor us.
8 BusinRs suspended here till Satur-
q day mo. The doors Of stores and
q shops Ythen re.opened and ready,
4 polite clhnd salesmen took their ac- [
customeIces, where they soon found
plenty kep the day from dragging /,
] heavily ; prevent them from passing ,
throughErday night without their t
4 ever refag sleep. Monday the vel
come to9f the Academy bell greeted
4 the listeIars of teachers and students,
all read yturn to their respective du.
! ties. Molloway, the art teacher,
came i1Monday afternoons train. q
She hadEthe holiday with friends in ]
Edge6elpty.
Miss. R. Cornish, whom the Acad-
envy has sso fortunate to secure, came
on Tuestorning to take charge of the
Musical stment, which had suffered
SO severS the death of Mrs. A. N. h
Pinkinds rejoice with the many e
friends oAcademy in their good for. +
tune. Nornish, besides being a B
highly ailished lady, comes recon- b
mended sof the best teachers>in her i
professioslton Academy has corps :
of teaches inferior to any similar in I
stitutions State. (
Many int and welcome visitors :
have beef within the pasttwo weeks. a
Among fwere Mr.. and Mn. J. NJ.
Geer of NSix, L. a. Kemp Of Kirk
seys, Eda County, J. B. King, ST.,
Piedmont. Allgood from Equality, 3
T. Y. WIS. Esq, of Lancaster, and G
Mr.. AndrAer of Charleston. I
We are d to announce the udden Il
death of tleet little babe Of NJ. and u u
Mrs. T. Yaams at the residene ofits G
grand partdr. j. W. Poore. Cause, G
membranooup. q,
The retSf cold weather suEs all 81
whose tasa improved appetite war
rants Mr. is security in prepalng a
large quasiof fresh sausage. lis fat ;.
pigs will shave to close their eye and fo
take lonieet rest. KApA. q