The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-11-15

LOOAL IN T. wv y
WEDNESDAY, NOV. Is, 1893.
Eggs are in demand at a good price.
Rev. J. T. McBryde, of Pendleton, was
in the city yesterday.
The city dealers are beginning to receive
their Christmas goods.
Nearly every other person you meet is
complaining Of "bad cold"
In some sections OF the County the
farmers are still picking cotton.
The 'possum hunters say they are hav-
ing unusual good luck this season.
H. b. Blease, Esq, and wife have gone
to Newberry to spend few weeks.
Pay as you go. and when you reach the
point where you can't pay, don't 60.
Two bicyclIsts from Hartwell, Ga, came
over Saturday night and spent Sunday In
the city.
The public schools are opening up now,
1
the opening day.
Mr.. J. M Williams Is now in charge Of
the Chiquola Barber Shop, having moved
In last Monday.
We keep good supply of blank receipts
on hand all the time, and it gives US pleas.
ure to fill them out.
Last Sunday was most lovely spring.
like day, and all the city Churches had
very large congregations.
Cotton is quoted as follows this morn.
ing: Strict middling ~; good middling,
7s; strict good mlddling, u.
Mr.. A. B. Towers has shown us fine
sample of his second crop Of Irish pota-
toes. It weighs fifteen ounces.
Mr.. R. F. Mckinney has been elected q
member OF the police force to succeed Mr..
F. G. Massey, who has resigned.
Mrs. A. l.. Brown, executrix, will sell
at public outcry next Salesday valuable
tract Of land. See advertisement.
Let everybody prepare to observe
Thanksgiving Day. We hope all bust.
ness will be suspended in this section.
Read the new advertisement Of Brown,
Osborne q Co. in this issue, and see what
they have to say to the huusekeepers.
We are requested to announce that Rev.
Church next Sunday morning, at II
| o'clock.
The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the @ d G. r. R., will be
held In Columbia on Wednesday, 9th De-
| cember.
The stars and stripes now float from
new and very tall flag staff recently erect
Ell on the Patrick Military Institute
grounds.
The praise service In the Methodist
Church last Sunday night attracted large
congregation and was highly enjoyed BY
all present.
AS soon as you get sufficient money,
pay your taxes and avoid the rash that
usually takes place few days before the
books close.
If you are needing barley or rye seed,
or anything in the grocery line, D. 8. Max
we'll u Sons new advertisement will give
You some information.
Gov. Tillman has proclaimed Thursday,
Novem Der 30th, as a day Of Than ksgiving,
and urges everybody to cease business and
observe the day properly.
Miss Elise Mauldin left home few days
ago for Boston, Mass, where she will
spend the next six months ss q pupil in
Emmerson's School of Oratory.
Ouryoung friend, J. l.. Eskew, who has
been spending the past six months In Chi
cago, is now in Nashville, Tenn, where he
will spend the next few months.
Rev. John. o. Wilson, P. E., will preach
at Asbury Church next Sunday afternoon
at half past O'Clock, and administer the
Sacrament of the Lords Supper.
DR.. s. G. Bruce, of Townville, showed
his happy and smiling countenance in the
INTELLIaENcER sanctum yesterday. he
spent only few hours In the city.
A Scotch scientist has discovered that
mortality Is much greater among unmar-
ried men than among. the married. Get
married, young man! Get married
The State Fair in Columbia last week
was not as well attended as usual from
our section. The railroad fare was too
high and the people we're not flush.
True friendship is the rare flower which
blooms as sweetly and as beautifully In
the snowy December of misfortune as in
the warm and rosy May Of prosperity.
The members of the Wesleyan Metho-
4 dist Church have been granted the privi-
1 lege Of holding their services in the Court
House until they erect their Church build
ing.
Mr.. James D. Campbell, the official
/ stenographer of the 7th Judicial District,
who has been resting few days under the
| parental roof at Bolton, was in the city
Saturday.
\ Married, on Sunday morning, Novem.
| ber IL, 1893, by r. B. A. Robinson, ESQ.,,
at his residence, Mr.. Joshua Ashley and
Miss M. Ola A. Ashley, both of Abbeville
County, 8. @.
We appreciate every item of news hand
! ed us. When relative or friend is visit.
Ing you, or you have anything else OF
newsy character we would be glad III you
would hand 1t to US.
Capt. Geo. M. Hodges, OF Greenwood,
spent few days in the city last weelr and
gave the INTKLLIGENoER pleasant call.
He Is very enthusiastic over the proposed
new County of Greenwood.
We are indebted to Messrs. Webb d
Webb for another liberal sample of their
latest brand Of ciga.s, "Bow and Arrow"
Try this cigar, ye smokers, il you want
most excellent smoke for five cents.
Some one suggssts that bicycle riders
| wear corsets, which will prevent their
launching their shoulders forward and
doubling Themselves over the handle OF
their machine. A good suggestion.
Wilfred Clarke aud his excellent com.
pany played in the Opera House Monday
and Tuesday evenings, and every person
| who attended was more than pleased.
There is not poor actor in the troupe.
The Augusta Chronicle Of last Sunday
says: "Mr. A. O. Bowen, OF Anderson, 8.
O., has arrived with an exhibit of bis
Holstein cattle from bis Rivoli Stock
Farm, which he will display out al the
Exposition"
1t is getting fashionable for ladies to 60
'possum hunting in some Counties. A
party of young ladies caught one in Green
Vile County the other night weighing II
L L u Il