The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-01-04


"WEDNESDAY, JAN. 4, 1892.
lfr. w. G. Haddon, Of Due West, gave
IA a call lat week.
Ifyon have made good New Year ress-
lntions, asick 70 them.
Col. j. A sHoyt, of Greenville, spent a
4 day in the city last week.
Let progress be the watchword of every
citizen oil Anderson County during 1898.
Wade @. Humphreys, OF Charleston,
CAME home to spend the Christmas holi-
days with his parents.
Mr. J.. T. Pearson. the we'll known and
Us popular young merchant, epsat Christmas
81 at Ills home In Due West.
a 1fr. W.. H. Lewis. ex-sherif OF Dallas.
Texas, Is Visiting old friends and relatives
4 In this his native County.
& M. B. Z. Barnett and party, of the
Lebanon section, killed eighty nine rab.
3 bits during Christmhs week.
Hannah Cummings. sn aged and re-
spsad negro woman, died suddenly at
her homo in this city last Sunday.
Messrs. h +. McGee. A. stsvender and
Parker. OF Abbeville, 8. O., spent 9
& portion 81 the holidays in the city.
R,v. VIM. Brown win preach al Flat
Rock matt sanday morrinS, at II o'clsck.
All iHe inYitsd 80 attend this service.
silesday attracted . largo crowd to the
& city, despite the cold weather. The
horss ssswappersid did a lively business.
Mi. Hugh 81. Warllaw len Anderson
lsat Monday for Cass County, Texas,
where hs proposes TO make his homo.
Reader, have you paid your preacher
KS and the printsr7 II not, do 30 at ones,
and yon viii have an easy consciencs.
MI. 8. r. Kay, formerly of this County,
bnt nov . citizen Of Smith County, Texas,
= now visiting relatives In our midst.
Onryoung friend. John Stevenson, Of
Nsw York, came home to spend Christ
mas. Bis friends were delighted to greet
him.
3 Nearly every other man you meet on
The streets this weak is out with q handful
Of bills endeavozing to collect what is due
4 him.
Dan't neglect to make yeur tax returns
= to the County Auditor, who will begin
strip through the County on the 10th
inst.
Lisntsnant and Mrss T. q; Donaldson
& spens The reason OF ''peace md good will"
with their kindred and friends In Green
yIlies
On iast Sunday night the railroad depot
sat Williamstonz wss burglarlzed, aud 4
pairof Shoes. some cloth and : bible were
I, STOLEN
Dr. r. Anderson and M-. w. H..
s aeer spent 4 isw days during Christmas at
their respective homes in Ninety .six and
Bsitoii.
The many friends OF Rev. a. A.sNar:
ihall, formally pastor Of tbs Baptist
q Church. srs glad TO zies. him once more in
Anderson.
Chr young friend, G. @. Featheraton,
Esq, has been suggested as candidate
for Mayor of his adopted home, Lau.
] zens, s. G. ;.5s sf.8
NE. ~. Q. Martin. OF the Plercetown
section, ) few days ago killed . hog which
Il weighed $50 pounds. This L gsod
sised Psrkar.
It = said that there are four or fire gem.
q tlemen already feeling around for shs po-
sition OF County Dispenser, under thensw
whisksy Law. 4
The entertainment that was to take,
& place at The CaYwell Institute on Decem-
bar 9ah;was Fostponed until Friday even
ing, 18th inst.
Mrs, 81: O. Barre. OF Jaskson. Ga. has
moved Into tho Watson House on North
Main street, and win open frst class
boarding bouse.
The Willianaton Alliance Store has
dissolved partnership. and 8 nsu firm has
been formed to continue the business
seeadvsftisement.
Married, on Monday, Dee.mber II,
1892, by Rev. D. e. Frierson, D. D., Mr..
8 Frank Axmo6 and Miss Hattie Kay,
both Of Anderson County.
As3ve enter upon the ns1-gear, let MS
sSdos 20 with renewed determination to
raise more hog and hominy, aud colsap
simply a. surplus crop.
Miss DonElla Rice, of the Greenville
Female College, who has been visiting
her friend, Miss Lucy Gambrela, returned
to Greenville last week
Married, by s. P. Tate, E.q., at his resi-
dance, on the first day of January, 1898,
Mr.. w, 8. Freeman and Miss Addie
Smith, both OF this County.
.Jsckson,s Mill at storevile has been
Z completed and is now ready to grind
Jour corn. The wheat mill will be ready
70 grind 10 the early spring.
"A lap robe was picked up on the streets
last Monday, aud has been left at this
Office. The owner can get the same b5
proving property and paying for this no.
a tice. ~,
Now is the time to subscribe for the In-
THLLIeENCER. This year We propose to
make It q better paper than ever before,
and will give you the worth Of your
money.
That much talked of play, the tClemen-
ceau Case will be presented for the 6rst
time in Andersen on Saturday evening.
Reserved ssats on sale at G,ssett's Shoe
sssrs. Admission prices sl.Oo and so
cents.
Married, on Tuesday evening, Deem
ber 20. 1852, at the residence of Mr.. j. 81.
Mcconnell. near this city. by Rev. D. E.
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