The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-09-28

thing in his line it will pay you to see his
goods and get his prices.
The advertisement Of Mr.. John NJ.
Hubbard will be found in another column.
Read what be says. He is now In the
Hotel block, and is displaying fine
stock of CLOCKS, watches, jewelry and all
kinds of attractive novelties, which be is
offering at prices in keeping with the hard
times Give him a call.
A Georgia .chool marin has introduced
a new feature in her school, and one that
is destined to be popular with the boys a.
we'll an the girls When one OF the girls
misses word the boy who spells it gets
permission to kiss her. As result the
girls are becoming very poor spoilers,
while the boys are improving.
Mr.. Doc. Gambrel died at bis home near
Bolton last Tuesday morning, aged about
IS years He was sick only few days
with Inflammation of the bowels. His
remains were inferred at Belton Tueaday
afternoon. Mr. Gambrell was an indus
trious. upright man, and leaves many
friends and relatives to mourn his DEATH.
F, T. Wilhite, Executor estate OF the
late Mrs. Martha A. Masters. will sell all
the personal property Of the deceased at
public outcry, at her late home, on
Thursday, Goth October. He also offers
for sale some valuable real estate, which
will be sold at public outcry on Saled@ay
In November, II not sold st private sale
before that time. See advertisements.
Lieut.. John A. Towers, Of the q. 8. Ar
my, aod at present military instructor in
the Citadel at Charleston, has recently
been promoted to the position Of Fret
Lieutenant in the Second Artillery. Lieut.:
Towers has been spending portion OF
his summer vacation in this city with his
father, aud will return this week to
Charleston 10 resume his duties at the Git
adel.
Mr.. O. B. VanWyck has new adver-
tisoment In this paper, in which he tells
you mething about the immense STOCK
Of shoes he has in store for the fall and
winter trade. He can fit big or little.
young or old, and can supply you at
almost any price. He also keeps q nice
line Of hats, and is Offering them at low
prices. Rememb Dor his establishment is 81
Granite Row, and be sure to give him
call.
Tho Sylvester Blsckley Company make
an important announcem ant in their new
advertisement this week, and the trading
public wonld do well to note well what is
said. For the next thirty days they will
offer their entire stock OF dress goods at
cost for cash. They nams some OF their
goods and quote the prices for the same.
This firm means what 1t ssyS, and 1t will
pay you to give them call at onos and
see their stock.
Messrs. Jas. P. Gossstt &, Co., wholesale
and retail dealers in shoes, have set apart
next Monday as bargain day, when they
will offer to the trade big lot Of shoes at
cut prices. Their new advertisement,
which appears elsewhere, gives full par
ticulars, and be snre to read it carefully.
is very large, and 1t will do you good to
inspect them. Remember, their place of
business is in the Masonic Temple.
Messrs. Webb & Simpson. who have
lust opened business on South Main Street,
make their bow to the readers Of the In
TELLIaENCER this week, and we ask you
to read their advertise ment carefully.
They have in store fne stock Of staple
and fancy groceries, canned goods, confec-
tons, tobacco, ETC., and are determined TO
sell them at prices that will please every
body. They are worthy. deserving gentle:
men, and we bespeak for them liberia!
patronage. Give them trial, and you will
be.sure to go to see them again.
The Walhalla Courier, Of last week,
says: "Mrs. Douthit, wife Of Mr.. Bsnja-
min Douthit, died at the home Of her son.
Mr.. B.F. Douthit, on Monday morning,
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ty-nine years Of age. She was native Of
Anderson County. where she lived many
years aud reared large family. She
leaves her husband, aged eighty-three
years and several children to mourn her
death. Her body was carried to Sandy
Springs for burial on Wednesday. For
many years abe was consistent mem ber
Of the Methodist Church"
s---.
Miss Nancy Phillips, daughter of Mar
tin Phillips, deceased. died suddenly at
the home of her brother, Mr.. Wig Phil
lips, in Brushy Creek Township, on
Wednesday. 2lst inst, aged about 5S
years. She was apparently in her usual
health at supper time but shortly after.
wards wa. stricken down and In three
hours was corpse. Heart failure was
the cause Of her death. On the day fol-
lowing her death her remains were in
tered at Fairview Church. She had long
testant Methodist Church, and was highly
esteemed by her friends.
The Baptist Sunday School will have q
centennial mission celebration next Sun
day afternoon at o'clock In tbs Baptist
Church, to which all the Sunday Schools
of the city are invited. The programme Is
very interesting, consisting Of prayers,
hymns; responsive readings, recitations
and addresses, and will no doubt furnish
q very pleasant hours enjoyment to
thoss who attend. The music will be
very fine, and the addresses and recita-
tions short and pointed. A collection
will be taken for missions, and every
man, woman and child should 60 pre-
pared to contribute something. Remern.
ber everybody is invited, and no efforts
will be spared to make the service at.
tractive and enjoyable.
Rather an anomalous state Of affsirs ex-
ist now In the politics of Elbert County,
Ga. At tho beginning Of the race, Mr.. L..
a. o. Martin, Democrat, announced him
self candidate. Soon after that, DR.. D.
P. Bell, Democrat, announced himself
When the third party met they nominated
DIR. J. B. Bell, an elder brother of DR.. D.
p. Bell. AS the Democrats outnumber
the thirds about two to one, and the Dem
ocrats were pretty equally divided be-.
tween their candidates, things begin to
look rather squally. But, last week.
Colonel Martin nobly came forward and
withdrew from the race. thus insuring the
election of DR.. D. P. Bell, Democrat. The
anomaly of the case is two brothers, both
doctors, running for the same office, in
the same County, on entirely different
platforms.
The live energetic firm OF Jones, Seybt
& Co. is determined to keep up with the
procession, and visit to their store will
convince you of that fact Last Monday
We had the pleasure Of being escorted
through their establishment by one Of the
courteous proprietors, and taking peep at
the many new novelties. and stylish,
attractive goods In every department..
Mr.. seybt spent sometime in the Eastern
markets, and was very careful in selecting
his stock for the fall and winter trade.
The dress goods department is especially
very attractive just now, for here you can
find ali the new weaves in diagonals,
epingline stripes, Zaquard and rousse
effects, storm serges, broa1-cloths crepon,
henriettas, alma cloths, oamelias, with
novelties In trimmings to match every
shade, and the prices at which they are
marked are remarkably low. They have
almost everything that lady may need
in wearing apparel. They continue to
1,,ov, 6ra otonk IF ohcnr for hOth aaYea