The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-11-19
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Thanksgiving Day-BusIness Suspended ir
Anderson.
Next Thursday, the 18th inst, has been
appointed q national Thanksgiving day
by the President of these United States
As is proper, the banks, stores and Other
places Of business in this city will suspend
business on thst day and observe it as t
holiday.
Rev. DR.. Manly. of Greenvllle, was in
the city last Tuesday.
Everybody should observe Thanksgiv.
ing Day-next Thursday.
Despite the low price, Anderson's cot
ton receipts continue to be heavy.
The Grnber Family is booked to appear
In the Opera House next Monday night.
Ifyou are afflicted with sore eyes, read
the Messrs. WiIhite's new advertisement.
DR.. E. @. Frierscn, who has been quite
sick for several weeks, is able to be out
again.
An infant son Of Mr.. John Welch died
in this city last Saturday morning, after a
brief illness.
Mr.. J. Davis Wardlaw and family, of
Banks County, Georgia, are visiting rela.
tives in this County.
This Ia q season when we are reminded
OF time whirling into new year-alma-
macs are coming out.
The public schools of Martin Township
will open next Monday, 23rd inst. Pa
rents should note this.
9 Miss Gertrude Hoyt, Of Greenville. and
Miss Gertrude Brown, Of Williamson,
are visiting relatives in the citj-.
Attention Is directed to the advertise.
ment Of e. w. Brown b Sons, who are
still Offering bargains to the public.
Those of our people who have visited
the Augusta Exposition say 1t is fine
exhibition and worth going to see.
MI. John Maddox is now clerking for
P.J. Coppedge, on Main Street. He will
be glad to see his friends at any time.
Mr.. T. W. Baum, of Honea Path, is n now
canvassiDg this County taking orders for
s.Shepp's Photographs Of the World"
We had pleasant call Wednesday
morning from Mr.. G. s. Baker, one Of
J. LowndesviIle's most genial young men.
Chief Tolly, of the Fire Department, is
ia Augusta attending the Tournament,
which takes place at the Exposition to day.
D. a. Hamn. md will sell at public out.
cry at Piercetown. next Wednesday, lot
of personal property. Read his advertise
ment.
w. a. Frierson, Esq, has been ap-
pointed United States Commissioners to
succeed e. F. Cochran, Esq, who has re.
signed.
Last Sunday night was clear, beautiful
night. and every person in this section had
q fine opportunity ofseeing the eclipse of
the moon.
MIR. r. J. Pelzer, who has been the past
few months at his summer home near
Pendleton, has returned to Charleston for
the winter.
Editor Russell. Of the advocate, has gone
to: Indianapolis. Ind, to attend the annual
session OF the National Alliance as dele.
gate from South Carolina.
Rev. 81. M. Allen, pastor of the Cross
Roads Church, and Rev. w. D. Hawkins,
ofthe PerdIeton Baptist Church, will ex-
change pulpits next Sunday.
Mr.. J. E. yickery, of Hartwell, Ga, is
going to sell several tracts of land at pub
Monday, 30th inst. See advertisements
Mr.. W. C. Lee, Of Bolton, has accepted
position in G. =. Minor d Cos. establish.
ment-The Ten Cent Store-and will be
delighted to have his friends call and see
him.
The South Carolina Methodist Confer
ence meets at Darlington on the End of
December next and the State Baptist
Convention meets at Spartanburg on the
3rd Of December.
Col. J.. G. Clinkscales is now discharg-
ing the duties of Chief Clerk to the Super
intendent of Education in Columbia, and
will continue to do 30 until the opening
Of Clemson! College.
At meeting Of the City Council Mon
day afternoon, e. f. Cochran, ESQ.,, re.
signed his position as City Clerk and
Treasurer, and J. z. Hood, Esq. was
elected his successor.
Maj D. f. Bradley has severed his con-
s1cceeded by j. r. Gossett, Esq to
whoh the INTELLIaENcER extends the
right hand of fellowship.
The Y, M. c. A. will be conducted next
Sunday afternoon by Mr.. Elias Clark.
Subject: "Christian Union" Scripture
lesson John II: 81, % and %. ALI men
are cordially in, tied to attend.
II. you are interested in getting some.
: thing good to eat, Just read w. 81. Harri-
son q Co.'S. new advertisement. They
are making specially of fruits, which
they are Offering at low prices.
Orangeburg Times: "It goes without
saying that all the Methodists of the
Orangeburg District want Presiding Elder
Dickson returned to his present field of
labor next year by the Conference"
Pickens Sentinel: "Mr. Matthias B. Rich
ardson, one of the most successful cotton
and corn raisers of Five Forks, Anderson
County, and his charming daughter, Miss
Emma, were in Pickeus last Saturday."
Miss Minnie Smith, one Of our most
popular young ladies, who has been
spending several weeks in the country,
returned to the city last week and was
warmly welcomed by her many friends.
The Sullivan Hardware Company's new
advertisement should be noted carefully.
In addition to their usual stock of hard
ware, machinery etc., they haYe a lot oil
goods just now. that will interest sports
men.
Married, at the residence Of the bride's
father, Mr.. A.. 8. Sadler, in Williamson
on Tuesday evening, November II, 1891
by Rev. C. L. Stewart, Mr.. Hull v.
Smith and Miss Annie @. Sadler, both ol
Williamson.
The State Fair in Columbia last week
was big success, and, as usual, exhibitors
from Anderson County came off with 6
good share of the premiums: Hon. B. F
Crayton was reelected Vice-Presiden
of the Fair Association.
Young man, beware Of the young lady
who sings, "What is home without .
mother" to the piano accompaniment
while her mother Is sweating over tn
kitchen fire getting dinner. a girl Ik
that won't do for a wife,