The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-11-26


November 25, 1891.
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Now is a good time to set out fruit and
shade trees.
Our merchants are displaying their
Christmas goods.
Drove hogs are selling In Anderson at
d cents Fer pound, gross:
No buainess viii be transacted in the
city to day aDksgiving Day..
Mr.. Robert E. Nicholson is now clerk
ing In a. G. Means CLOTHING house.
Jones, seybs q Co. have new adver-
tisement on this page. Read 1t carefully.
Last Monday night Mr.: A. N. Adams,
OF Starr. had 4 fnecolt to die of lung fe-
# yer. 81 5ssss.-45 e4+,5 Is, !, s.s (.
On account Of the weather, cotton re-
y ceipss nave not been very large the past
week. -, -,
Niles Meta Burriss. of oconee County,
= visiting friends and relatives in the
County
The Legislature met last Tuesday. AL
of Anderson County's representatives are
& IN their seats. .s57 $50 81,
s ~. illsapas, . young white man, has
a barber shop In the Broyles block, over
the Express otfce.
Hiss Ida Bswley has returned home
from pleasant visit to her brothers in
s. Union and Laurens.
The 2. ": =. Cadets were Invited to Au-
y gusta to-day TO participate in Cardinals
Day at the Exposition.
Mr. u. 8. Dickens, formerly proprietor
of the Hotel Chiquola, but now Of Vir-.
gtnia. spent Tuesday in the city. q. 7
good deal Of cotton Is being held for!
higher prices and we sincerely trus. the,
hopes OF the farmers Will be realized.
While enjoying your Thanksgiving din!
: neri be sure to remember your poor
nslghbor and share your good things with
9 - Treasurer Payne says the taxpayers are
not paying up very rapidly. Remember,
there viii be no extension Of time this
q year.
Rev. Chss: Manly, ID. d., of Greenville,
I. viii preach at Salem Church next Sunday
morning sat the usual hour Of holding ssr-
The inconyenient schedule son the s. "
y. b. kept hundreds of people from thin
! section from, tending The Augusta Expo
sition. 81 l8A
On q Sloan are now offering to their
patrons ar excellent blood purifier of
dd7ertiseme ent.
5 Miss Mamie Webb, one of fsAnderson,s
most popular young lladlesIt visited New
/ berry last week to attend the wedding of
her friend. Miss Fant. s9 ,sstssssg q
g; q: Prince, Esq will represent the
gate in the animal Conference which meets
In Darlington nextsweek. ~ @ s.ssss
Divine service Rill be held by the REQ.
+ tor in Grace tEplscopal) Church this
so fThursdayl lmornfng, at IL O'Clock. Au
ase Gordiali invited 70 attend.
b. Eewis,twho has been confined
Is to his room f6s week or more with se-
, we're attssck of rheumatism, is able to be:
putl again and attend to business. ss51
An Anderson bachelor, who called on q
faYOrite lady friend 9 few nights ago.,
says !: rho man who loves his neighbor
as himself never; keeps q fierce yard dog"
Married, by g. w. Long, Notary Pub
aa lie, sat the residence Of N. s. Olardy, In
Williamston Township, on Sunday, 22nd
sinsk, Mi. ". P. Turner to Md. 8. M
I Waters. & {:
4 Raw. r: q, SLigon viii preach at Deans;
Z Church next Sunday morning, at II
:, O'clock All the friends of the congrega-S
ton are cordially Invited to attend the
iseryie q:
4 G.s Jones q Co. are Just now offering
s extra Inducements to buyers in their
;s clothing and shoe departments, and our
ssiseaders should note what they have to say
8 lD their new advertisement.
sf Rev. R. Riley viii preach at Varen-
q ines Church naxs Sunday morning, at the
4 usual hour Of holding services. The
friends of this congregation are cordially
invited 70 attend the services.
We are glad to learn that our old friend,
MI Thos. H. Palmer, has decided to
s locate In Anderson permanently. He has
y purchased q house and lot on Calhoun
street, and is now occupying 1t.
The colored NJ. E. congregation of this,
Y city have just completed an addition to
OF
Q. B. Brownq is an energetic worker, and
g doing much good among she people IN
Anderson.
On Wednesday morning Che IsTELLI-
aEHoER had a pleasant call from Mr.. L. 8.
RpTton, smother pf9g1essiye farmer Of
aof cotton to thia market, and says it paid
him to do so.
"a Rey.s. J. Cowan, the evangelist, is now
holding series Of meetings in large
tent, which Is stretched on Mrs. Van
Wyck's premises. ON East Benson street.
Two services aIe held each day-10 o'clock
20. m. and 8 p. m.
Mr. E. =. lHende who has been sick
lpr several weeks with fever, is able to at
tend to business again and his friends will
lind him at the store of McCully q Cath
cart where he viii be glad to serve them
at any time. ~
gsss sSBdr. u. E. Seybt was summoned by
Telegraph to G9eenviile last Monday to
sttend the funeral Of his brother, Mr..
onis A. Seybt, who died suddenly in
that city on Monday morning, at t2o'clock,
s,f heart disease.
IA severe wind and rain storm passed
ever the city Monday morning about
6 0sclock, and from what We can learn the
storm seems to have been general
& tl1rongout this section. No serious dam
& age 1sIeported.
DR.. r. A. White, accompanied by DR..
M. Il Sharpe leaves to-day for Leesburg,
Fla.s where he expects to spend portion
s OF the winter looking after his interests
down there. DR.. Sharpe will spend only
u q few weeks there.
Monday afternoon young white man,
while going across Court House Square,
walked too sciose to mule and WAS se.
gsrely kicked in the face. No bones were
broken, but painful gash was cut on the
right aide of his face.
.sThe Mountain City Echo" ia the name