The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-11-29

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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 20, 1893.
There is no let up in the epidemic Of
colds.
Eggs are in demand in the city at good
prices.
To morrow Ia Thanksgiving. Observe
it in a proper way.
Next Monday is Salesday, and it prom.
ises to be live one.
Overcoats and wooden underwear have
felt quite comfortable the past week.
Miss Pearl Smith. of Walhalla, Is In tho
city visiting her aister, Mrs. NJ. A. Dean.
Messrs. ?. B. Langston and A. L. Blake
have been appointed Notaries Public at
Pelzer.
The bill collector is one of those things
| that does not want to he put off until to-
morrow.
The Legislature convened yesterday and
all Of the Anderson delegation are in at
! tendance.
Thanksgiving service will be held in the
Episcopal Church tomorrow morning, at
1l.30 o'clock.
Mr.. G.. W. Richardson, of Athens, Ga,
was In the city last Friday, and gave us
| pleasant call.
Rev. D. Weston Hiott has been called to
the psstorate Of the Meals Creek Baptist
Church for next year.
Mrs. L. A. McSmith, who has been
spending several months in North Caro-.
lima, has returned home.
Messrs. Jas. Fl. Shelton and o. G.
Brown, of Hartwell, Ga, we're In the city
last Friday on business trip.
Messn. Alex. McBee of Greenville, and
q. P. MCGEE, of Due West, were regis
tered at the Chiquola yesterday.
Messrs. John Cox, James Cox and VIM.
Acker, of the Toney Creek section, hnve
gone to Florida to try their fortunes.
The general impression is that thsre
will be more home raised meat in this
County this fall than for many years past.
Misses Rosa Poore and Stella Mitchell,
two Of Belton's most popular young Ia
dies, made short visit to the city last
week.
Mrs. Rosa Davis, of Huntersville, Ala,
has moved with her fam lily to Anderson.
Mrs. Davis is sister of Mrs. John T. Bur-
riss, of this city.
Mr.. A. W. Anderson, the clever Super
intendent of the P. R. q w. @. r. r., was
04k elax oha1r rfyrr hor rdo
with his many friends.
Cotton was quoted as follows this morn.
ing: Middling.7 to 7s; strict middling,
n; good middling, 70 strict good mid,
ding, II.
The next attraction In the Opera House
will be Mabel Page and her excellent
Company. They will spend three nights
In oIr city.
We appr eciata the many kind invita-
tons of our friends in the country to
visit them, to take hunts, eat spare ribs
and sausage
Mr.. B. Frank Mauldin went to Rock
Hill last week to attend a meeting Of the
local agents in this State Of the Equitable
Life Insurance Company.
Misses Maggie and Don Ella Rice, of
Denmark, Rosa Belle Smart, of Troy, and
Msllje Geer, of Bolton, are visiting their
friend, Miss Lucy Gambrell, of this city.
Miss Mira Crumley, who has been
spending the past several months In An
derson, her old home, departed for Florida
last week, much to the reglet OF her
friends.
Mr.. n. Thomp. Breazeale, who has
been at Clinton, 8. c., buying cotton, has
changed base, and Is now at Mt. Olive, N.
O., where he will continue to handle the
fleecy staple.
We were delighted to have call Tues
day morning from Rev. John NJ. Lander,
who, with his good wife and children, has
been spending few days in tho city with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. W. G. Bailey visited friends at
Hartwell, Ga, last week, and was accom-
panied home by Miss Myrtle Snow, who
spent q few days here and then went to
the Augusta Exposition.
An infant daughter of Mr.. and Mra. j.
P. Tins, of Garvin Township, died on
Sunday, 10th inst, and was buried the
following day at Mt. Bethel Baptist
Church, in the lower part of the County.
We feel very so very grateful, to those OF
our subscribers who have settled their in-
debtedness. But we have a good deal of
gratitude still left for those who have not
paid # they, too, will call ip and settle.
Brown, Osborne & Co. will offer special
bargains in their entire line Of dry goods,
notions, shoes, hats. trunks, valisea,
days. Read their new advertisement in
this issue.
Mr.. W.. ]. Craig, the handsome and ge-
nial General Passenger Agent Of the 2. K.
& W. G. R. B., spent yesterday In the
city. He informed us that on the special
train to Augusta tomorrow there would
be special car for the ladies who go on
the trip.
The new advertisement of the Means
Company will prove interesting to men
and boys, and We advise you to read it.
This firm is now offering genuine bargains
in fall and winter clothing, and our ad-
wise to you is to give them call, see their
goods and get their prices.
In behalf OF the people Of Anderson, the
INTELLIaENCER extends cordial well
come to the members Of the Baptist State
Convention. The latch string is on the
outside of our homes, gentlemen, pull it
and walk in, and may your stay in our
progressive town be pleasant.
The latest superstition is that If a girl
takes the small bow which fastens the lin
ing of mans hat, and wears 1t inside her
shoe she will have proposal from the
youth within month. The success OF the
scheme may be open to question, but 1t ls
proving very destructive TO hats.
A notice of dissolution Of the firm OF J.
T. Cox g. Co., at Bolton, s. c., appears in
another column. They want those In
debted to them to cali and settle their ac.
counts at once. For the next thirty days
thew will offer some extra bargains in
their goods to cash buyers. Read the no.
tice and give them call.
Mr.. Pagan Martin, the staunch old Dem.
ocrat of Greenville, was in the city last
Friday, on his way home from the reun-
ion Of the veterans in Augusta. Mr.. Mar.
tin, preceding the War, was citizen OF
Anderson, and was engaged as printer
On the old Anderson Gazette. He has
many friends here who were glad to greet
him.
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