The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-12-03

NOW clerklng at the Hotel Chlqu0la.
The doors Of this Office ars supplied with
hinges and latches. This is straight.
Counterfeit dimes bearing date 1891 are
being circulated. Look out for them.
Nearly every other man you meet
thinks he has touch ofthe grip again.
The County Auditor has an important
81 notice IN another column. Read 1t, tax
payers. +.
Next Monday is Saleday. A large lot of
land will be sold at public outcry by the
s Master.
Three girls abreast on the sidewalk are
like cyclone, they don't turn aside for
~ anything.
Oranges, apples, bananas, etc., are
3 about as cheap Us they ever get to be in
i this section.
Persons indebted to DR.. E. G. Frierson
should read what he has to say in his adj
q Yertisement.
The County Commissioners have an
important notice in another column to
& Road. .overseers.
a numbei. Of our merchants are begin
Christmas goods.
The sportsmen are having fine fun now
hunting birds, which are numerous in
= nearly every section.
Miss Varina Brown, who has been very
Z ilifor several weeks Of typhoid fever, is
nowsrapidly convalescing.
Peoples q Burriss are prepared for the
Christmas Trade, as will be seen by refer
Il ing to their new advertisement.
- Mr.. B. A. Davis has sold his property
sSnear TWiggs and moved up near Fair
Plays where he has re-invested in land.
IL 01r friends and readers should always
bear in mind that we are not responsible
for the expressions of our correspondents.
Iigon & Ledbeteer have new adver-
tlsement In another column. Read the
prices which they quote on certain arti-
3scles.
There are Two things, we have noticed,
at.alWays makean old man sigh. One
= Is astack Of money, and, the other Is
pretty girl
~ editor Russell; of the Advocate, returned
home Tuesday. After the adjournment of
y the National Alliance, he visited relatives
In Indiana.
The Easley Messenger says several fami-
= lies from the upper edge of Anderson
Is County contemplate moving to Texas in
: the near future.
Mr.. T. N. Berry, of Chester, 8. c., repre-
2 senting the Fidelity Mut1al Life Associa-
I. iion Of Philadelphia, is spending few
aSAaysinc Anderson.
Christmas is just three weeks of, snd
everybody is preparing for 1t. The clerks
4, are wondering if they are going to gettwo
cr: three holidays.
A valuable mule belonging to Mr.. A.
Kelly was stolen or estrsyed from the wag-
On yard on Main street last Tuesday night.
2 See adver rtisement.
ay, J. r. Hamlin, OF Bourbon, Mo-,
pre- .ched very able and interesting SER
mon in the Baptist Church at William.
ston last Sunday night.
Everybody you meet is talking about
..hard times" This is wrong. Let US
cease talking about "hard times" and We
s will all feel better and have better times.
Our little friend; Crayton Cummings,
son ofMr. q. G. Cummings, while playing
football at school last Monday, accident
silly fell into ditch .and broke bis right
arm.
Hartwell Sun: "Misses Fannie Hall and
4, Ella McAdams two beautiful and accom-
,,lsoho1 uCnn0 .1pSioa NJ Ct0ravillo g C
are visiting relatives and friends in Hart
- well"
Much interest is being manifested in the
meetings that are being conducted by the
Rev. Mr.. Cowan, on East Benson Street,
: and it is hoped that great good will be ac-
30 complished.
The Baptist State Convention conyenes
at Spartanburg to-day. Rev. o. L. Mar
tin, Col. J. B. Patrick and Judge w. F.
e Cox will represent the Anderson Church in
Con vention.
3 One day last week the ladies OF the M.
e. Church met at the parsonage and pre-
q beautiful silk quilt and gold-headed
walking stick.
The Y. M. c. A. next Sunday afternoon,
at 4 O'Clock, will be conducted by hr. r.
E. Alien. Subject: "Without Hope"
scripture lesson Eph. o: 8-1S. A full
attendance Is desired.
Mr.. r. T. Thornton, who has been fill
fng the position of book-keeper for the R.
- Is D. r. 3. at Seneca, has been transferred
to Anderson to fill a similar position in
q the freight depot here.
When you come to town don't leave
without calling to see us. II you cannot
pay us all you owe, part will be more
than welcome. We have waited long and
patiently on some Of our readers.
Mr. B. P. Norris, formerly Of this Coun-
ty but who is now member Of the police
force In Columbia, has been critically i'll
for two weeks or more. His friends OF this
County will regret to hear Of his sickness
- Mr.. W. NJ Hall left Anderson Tuesday
for Mississippi to attend the bedside OF his
brother.fn law, Mr, Warren Keown, who
is i'll with fever. Mr.. Hall expects to bring
Mr.. Keown home as soon 8s be is able to
make the journey.
- Thanksgiving Day was very quietly OBJ
served in the city. Business generally
Wss suspended. and everybody seemed to
enjoy the holiday. Services were held IN
the Presbyterian and Episcopal Churches,
and were we'll attended.
An exchange says: MANY persons are
suffering this fall from foot troubles. In
this connection it is well to remark thai
simple powdered chalk, such as is used IN
our schools, Is sure cure for soft corns
Apply after soaking the feet well in warm
water"
Easley Messenger: "Mr. A. Beckett
Riley, son Of Dr.. J. r Riley, will take
charge: Of the school at Denver, Anderson
County, next week. Mr.. Riley is first
class gentleman, and well qualified by
education and experience to make suc-
cessful teacher"
The Sunday school at Varennes Church
will meet next Sunday morning at 10
O'Clock. At the conclusion of the school
services congregational meeting will be
held and all of the members are urged to
attend, as business Of importance will
come before 1t.
A.. G. Means has q new advertiser ent in
this paper that will prove of interest to all
who want anything in the clothing line.