The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-12-05

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DR.. B. A. Henry, Of Lowndesville, was
In the city Monday.
Colonel Francis ]. Pelzer, Of Charleston,
spent Monday in the city.
Mr.. o. a. P. FAINT, of Seneca, has been
spending few days In the city.
The excursionists to Augusta last Thurs.
day report very pleasant trip.
Salesday attracted big crowd to the
city, and the merchants were kept busy.
Mrs. ;. r. Earle and children, of Wal
: haala, are visiting relatives in this county.
You have only about three weeks in
which to pay your County and State taxes.
Mr. E. A. smyth, of Pelzer, offers for
sale several tracts Of land. See advertise
ment.
Miss Lizzie Reese has returned home
after pleasant visis of several weeks to
|: Augusta.
Chief Constable FAINT, who has been
stationed at Columbia, has been transferred
s. to Charleston.
Rev. D. r. Brown, Of the South Carolina
NJ. 3. Conference, has been visiting his
sister in the city.
Watch the INTEILIaENcER columns and
Z you viii know where to go to get your
Christmas goods.
Mr. James Il. Mcconnell has gone to
Dnnnelly, Fla, to spend few months
with bis daughter.
Mr.. w. j. Craig, General Passenger
Agent of the P. r. & w. @. z. B., was in
the city last Friday.
Mrs. E. p. .McAdams, of Little Greek,
Ga, Is in the city visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. d. M. Stephens.
Rev. J. N. summerell, Of North Caro-.
slins, will preach in the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday morning and evening.
q. r. Jones q Co.'s new advertisement
viii interest you4if you contemplate buy
fnga new suit Of clothes. Read what they
nay.
The Iaurens Advertiser, in speaking Of
the proposed new County, Honea Path,
suggests that Its namo be changed to ASH
lay.
A great many strangers are visiting An
Serson these days, and some Of them are
prospecting With view Of making their
homes here.
We still have q few blank receipts on
hand, and We will be pleased to fill out
one for you, reader, If you owe us for the
INTELlIaENcER.
Rev. Dr.. Frierson will preach at Flat
Rock Church on the third Sunday of this
month, at II o'clock a. m. All are invited
20 attend the service
Mr.. E. G. Pruitt. formerly of this County,
but who is now living at McRae, Ga, was
in the city yesterday and gave the INTEL.
LIaENcER an appreciated call.
Oar Columbia, correspondent. will fur
aish the readers Of the INTELI1oENcER an
Interesting letter on the work of the
Legislature during It's session.
Married, on Sunday, december 2, 1884,
in; Roberts Church, by Rev. B. G. Ligon,
Mr.. August senkbeil and Miss Alice
Hudgins, all of Anderson County,
People arc getting Christmas In their
bones already. It is a singular fac. that
Christmas always does away with hard
times; for the tiagpstng, anyway.
Married, on Sunday, December 2, 1894,
by CP. Kay, Trial Justice, at his resi-.
dence, Mr.. Robert Harris and Miss Mis-
souri, Crymes, all Of Anderson County.
Nature has blessed this country with fine
weather for gathering crops and good roads
for marketing them. The roads ought
now to be put in good shape for winter.
y We have had little touch of all sorts Of
weather the past week, accompanied by
rain il some sections, which is welcomed
by farmers who are ready to SOW their
Haeat.
Mr.. Clarence Tolly, one of Abbeville's
popular young merchants, has been spend
Ing few days in the city with his parents.
Abbeville seems to be treating him right
clever.
..I declare, mother" said pretty little
Anderson girl In pretty little way, "tis
too bad you always send me to bed when
lam not sleepy, aud you always make me
get up when lam sleepy"
Mr.. l. P. Smith returned home last
Saturday after an absence Of two or three
weeks on recreation trip. His health
"a greatly improved, and he has resumed
his business as cotton weigher.
Rsv. N. j. Holmes, of Greenville,
preached In the Presbyterian Church last
Sunday morning and evening, and the
large congregations that greeted him were
deeply impressed by his eloquent aud in
terestipg sermons.
Quite fad among the dudes is wearing
button on the lapel Of their coats with
the words "Girl Wanted" on it. One
young lady on seeing one OF these creatures
remarked. "that thing needs mama worse
than he does girl"
Hicks says rain, sleet and snow may be
expected Dec to z. FreezlBg weather
may be expected IL to Is. followed by
regular storm. Cold will prevail the last
week of the month. Heavy gales may be
expected from the Is to 25.
Mr.. Wilton E. Lee has been reappointed
fertilizer inspector for the next two years.
There are four inspectors in the State, and
Mr.. Lees territory is the upper part of the
State. He han discharged his duties salts.
factorily, and hence keeps his job for
another term.
Our young friend, W. T. Wright, Of this
County, who was formerly an employee Of
the r. & D. r. R, has gone back to rail-
roading, having secured position on the
@. G. & A. Mr.. Wright Is an energetic,
worthy young man, and will no doubt