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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-01-03
Holland,s Store Items.

Christmas has come and gone, and an.
other wear is numbered with the past.
The holidays passed off quietly In thil
aection. The weather for tho most part
was ali that could be desired. A. goo6
deal OF courting, few marriages, and
several others docksted by the gossspers
to come off soon. We will try to keep
you posted.
Our health is comparatively good. Oar
clever friend, DR.. Witherspoon, is on the
sick list, but We hope will soon be him.
self again.
It is not often that you hear Of trot-lin.
ing Christmas week. Yet, Mr.. O. T. BY.
NUN made a right lucky haul from his
line during the warm days OF last week.
We will not give the particulars, as fish
stories are rarely believed, but he caught
three fine ones the first haul
Preparations have already begun by
our farmers for another crop. Quite @
good crop of wheat and oats have been
sowed, considerable stubble lands have
been turned under, and our farmers are
generally in good spirits and hopeful.
Mr.. A. M. Erwin and family, Of Antrc.
vile, Abbeville County, visited their sis.
ter, Mr.. Holland, at this place, last week.
Miss Lille Holland ls on visit among
relatives and friends at Lavonia, Ga.
Rev. D. l.. Whitaker, Of Oconee, spent
several days in this neighborhood recent
ly visiting his children, Mr.. J. T. Whit
taker and Mrs. M. T. Fleming.
Rev. w. NJ. Hardin preached at Ruha.
nah the fourth Sunday evening last, and
impressed his hearers favorably. MI
Hardin is well known In this section, hav'
ing been raised not far from this place
and did his frat preaching in this Circuit
We are glad he is sent on this charge, but
are sorry to learn he will not occupy the
parsonage this year. BURKE.
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Cedar Grove Items.

A happy new year to all the readers OF
the INTELLIGENCER.
Christmas passed off very quietly in
our section.
Whiskey wagons have been moving
around in this section, and asa conse-
uuence you can get all the whiskey you
want. The dlspensary law Is doing no
good, for whiskey is being sold all
through the country.
On Christmas eve Mr.. w. N. Copeland
and wife were on their way to Sunday
School, and the mule which they were
driving got frightened and almost un-
manageable. Mr.. Copeland got out OF
the buggy, and, catching the bride,
attempted TO lead the mule. when it
jerked loose from him, knocking him
down and pulling the buggy oyer him:
Mrs. Copeland was then thrown out OF
the buggy and painfully. hurt. MIR.
Copeland was bruised and his collar bone
was broken. at this writing both are
doing well, we are glad to say.
A sad accident happened in our midst
last Friday, by which Mr.. Newt. Will
liams shot his little 7-year-old con, which
caused his death that night. 1t happened
this way: Mr.. Williams had gone hunt
ing, and his-little son accompanied him.
While in the bottom lands Mr.. Williams
told the little fellow to remain on one
side Of the creek, in certain place, and
he would go on the other side. As Mr.:
Williams was on his way rabbit passed
him and ran down the path which he had
travelled. He turned and fired, and, az
be did go, to his horror be saw his dear
little boy fall in the path. The little
fellow had left the place where his
father bade him stay. The entire load Of
shot lodged in the boys side. He was
carried home and lived until 10 o'clock
that night. or course, the poor father Is
nearly crazy with grief, and be and his
family have the sympathies of our people.
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Andersonville Items.

The Christmas holidays passed off very
quietly In this section. We hope your
many readers have had merry time.
.Mr. j. r. Caldwell arrested two negroes
the past week in this section, but We have
not been able to get particulars. They are
accused of murder In Georgia.
Miss Olive Wright, charming young
lady of Georgia, visited US last week.
Mr.. D. W. Wright and family, OF Geor-
gia, visited relatives in this section the
past week.
Miss M. J. Shaw, of the Moseley section,
is visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Married, at the residence Of the brides
father, at Homer, Banks County, Ga,
December 27, Mr.. r. N. Edwards and Miss
Ida Ayers. Mr.. Edwards is we'll known
in this section, and bis many friends will
ioin us.iu wishing him and his charming
bride many joys through life.
Messrs. Harper & Cason, of the "Jim
Dandy" Store, gave shooting match the
9th ult., but it did not take we'll with oul
people.
Mr. w. L.. Cox, the clever photogra.
pher, is located at this place, and is doing
first-class work. We have inspected some
OF his work, and find it well done. HI
photographed the fiat at the Tugaloc
Ferry, containing about thirty people
which, no doubt, will be fine picture.
Miss Mary Osborne, of Georgia, visited
the family of her father during Christ
mas.
We will close our "doa'' for 1893 by
wishing the many readers of the InTELL1
aENcER a happy New Year, and II you
never hear fr- n me again, wish the IN
TELL1aENoER and all connected with II
prosperity. Farewell, both friends and
foe. WACO.
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Beulah Items.

AS we haven't give you any news
recently, Mr.. Editor, from our section; we
will endeavor this afternoon to pen you
few lines.
Christmas hos come and passed, and
everybody, especially the young people,
seemed to enjoy it to their utmost capaci-
ties.
During tho Holidays we have been
honored by the presence Of several visi-
tors. Mr.. John Dunlap and his three
amiable sisters, Misses Corrie, Ada and
Maggie, of Mohawk, were the welcome
visitors to our section last week. We all
enjoyed their presence with delight, and
were only sorry they could not stay
longer.
Miss Minnie Richardson. one of Edge
fields charming young ladies, is visiting
her grandfather, Mr.. j. G. Smith,
By the invitation Of Misses Anna and
Emmie Webb, crowd of young people
copgregated at the hospitable home OF
Mr.. J. Marshal Webb on last Wednesday.
! The day was certainly source Of enjoy
ment to all present. In the a. m. we
were entertained by some fine instru-
| mental music performed by Miss Ada
Dunlap, after which dinner was announc-
ed and we all retired to the dining room,
| where the table was loaded with luxuries
| of every kind eatable. After dinner the
| company was congregated in the parlor,
| where we listened to some fine music
with Miss Anna Webb at the organ. The
day will long be remem bered and we
congratulate Misses Anna and Emmie
for the we'll arranged program of the day.
Mr.. John Callahan and wife, of Pied
mont, spent last Tuesday with his cousin,
Mr.. w. NJ. Callahan.
The health of our community Is very
good, except that of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G..
Smith, who have been Ill for some time,
but we are glad to state they are con-
valescing.
Our new preacher, Rev. N. G. Ballin,
Sunday. The people of Beulah are
highly pleased with him.
Well, Mr.. Editor, with this item we
will close our contribution for this year.
We thank you kindly for the honor you
have bestowed upon US by printing our
items in your valuable columns. AS we
begin the new year We should set new
resolutions and new decisions. We
should be smost grateful people.
Prosperity has reigned throughout our
land this year, the government is getting
In better shape, our preachers have all
received their appointments for the new
years work, and itseems that everything
Is getting ready for a successful year.
Surely the hand of the Lord is with bis
people. When we look around and see
everything in prosperity and doing we'll
we are made to exclaim with the Psalm
ist, "Surely goodness and mercy will
| follow us all the days of our lives"
! Let all the LNTELLIGENCER readers
decide for the betterment of themselves
and their communities, and for the
elevation of the church of God.
| ABE STUBBINs.
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Needless Newell News.

A happy New Year to the editors, prin-
ters, correspondents and readers Of the
INTELL1aENcER May it bring to each
and every one Of you peace, prosperity
and unadnlterated happiness.
Christmas week passed off here with the
usual amount of noise, several very
pleasant social gatherings and numerous
Entertainments" all of which we're up to
schedule and without blemish. The
boys deserve to be congratulated for their
oommendable department. Instead Of
tearing down fences and building thom
up across the roads, swinging wagon and
carriage wheels in the tree tops, hiding
farm Implements, stopping up stove fues,
ETC., and alarming the settlement In gen
eral, they amused themselves indoors
more and let the little fellows kick up the
noise, making the week one Of unalloyed
and superexcellent pleasantness.
Several cases of Ia grippe are reported
in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Stone, of Donnalds,
visited relatives and friends at this place
last week.
Dr.. w. A. Tripp, of the Atlanta Medical
College. paid us very pleasant call Satur-
Some Of the city cousins spent week in
Newell recently, and during that time
they all went q hunting. When the guns
were distributed they lacked one of hav.
ing enough 10 go around, and as they
couldn't borrow one just then they cast
lots for an old flint and steel fowling-
piece that was stored among the relics Of
The family; it fell upon one Of the city
cousins, whom we shall call Albert, to
use this ante bellum gun, which was
brought fourth amid cheers and loud ap.
plause. Shs,was pronounced as being in
fine state OF preservation, and after receiv-
ing ample instructions as to how she
should 30 loaded, Albert threw her over
his shoulder and off they we're. Before
they had gone lar conversation arose
and all being anxious to have some fun
ont of Albert, 1t soon drifted on to his
gun-how she really ought to be loaded
If be wanted to bag any game, etc, THAT
gun ought to be loaded heavier than
grandfather said" chimed in one OF the
echoed another, "It has been so long since
before they all got through they had the
gun loaded to suit themselves. Trsmping
on down long line of rail fence. Albert
spies rabbit in one corner, and, ignorant
OF what is in store for him puts his gun to
his shoulder, takes eim and pullS the
trigger. "KerHashup-siz z zle--bang r.
and dense cloud of smoke enveloped
the scene. In Albert's own language you
get the conclusion "When the smoke
cleared away 80 I could see found my
self on tho other side of the fence and the
blamed thing a kicking at me through
the cracks. I knew that she had evil in.
tentions from the way she clicked when
pulled this hammer back, and I always
shall believe TINT she would have killed
me II hadn't jumped the fence when she
siz zzled,'' NED NEEDLE.
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Buy wheelock high Grade Pianos.

1t has many claims of superiority. In
tone it is sweet, clear, musical, and has
great breadth. The touch is light, respon'
sive and elastic, and 1t is unsurpassed in
point of finish and durability, while the
price remains the lowest consistent with
finest grade of workmanship. Large stock
always on hand, and for sale on liberal
terms at the G. A. Reed Music House.
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Women are being subatituted for
mon in the New York stores. Stewards
old establishment has employed 1,500
men, Tho number is to be cut down
to 200, women being employed in their
places.
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Church Notice.

The Board of Stewards for South An.
derson Circuit will please meet at Starr
on Saturday, the 9th, at II a. 10. Let
there be full attendance, as this Is very
important at this time.
W. M. HARDIN, P. G.
December 80. 1893,
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The G. A. Reed Music House, of this
city, has, in addition to the large stock of
Pianos and Organs, splendid and well
assorted stock of Sewing Machines and
Buggies, which cannot fall to please those
who will take the time to call snd exam.
Inc them.
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The Enterprise Furniture Co. is loading
up with a large stock Of Furniture, and
other necessary articles OF house furnish.
ings, to which the trade generally is in.
vited to examine before buying.
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Thanks,

The ladies OF the Presbyterian Church
will please accept many thanks for the
valuable Chris.mas tokeus sent on the
evening Of the 23rd of December. They
are very sincerely appreciated.
D. Z. FRIRRsoN.
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LEssER's OLD FRIEND

Is the name of our csiebrated Ge6H
Jeans, 8. .oHnce in weighs to the yard, I
Manufacturer, as we'll as ourselves, ghnl
autee as follows: We will give on60unf
of gold for every ounce of cotton fenn
in the filing of this Jeans. Last year
price at factory 35c. Our price 20 yQes2
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Nor1cE-The firm Of E. snipes & Son
has this day dissolved co-partnership.
Jan. 2, 1893, z. SNlPEs. :
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To RENr-A six-room dwelling house,
with all convenienees. Good water on
premises. Apply to Mrs. r, @. Jordan,
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To REHT-A Store Room on Brick
Range, after lst January. Apply to J. D.
Maxwell.
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d. q. =. -
GINGHAMS.3
.GINGHANIH

This is no fairy tale but trues 81
bought big lot Of Best mericaa Hfrq
bans that sells alls;oYer the countf11
12ic. For this sale ives p1sr at BIC ~
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sATINEs IN STYLE AGAIN.

We can show them in all the new tints.
Our leader is one at ten cents, which is
good enough for Queen to wear.
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BLANKETS,
COMFORTsI I

We have enough Blankets on hand to
supply everybody In Anderson County.
See our 81 90 White Blanket.
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LISTEN TO OUR SONG.
5000 yards Harmony Best Prints-old
price &C., our price 4ac.
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The HOnea Faith correspondent OF the
GreenYille Ne,oS, writing under date OF
December 10Th, says: '"rhe last old land.
mark OF this town goes down In fumes
with the going out Of the old year Yes
terday afternoon about 8 O'Clock the old
house which has stood for two-thirds Of q
century on the corner and has been 81.
lent witness to the many changes which
havo taken place around it, finally disap-
peared. Like the actions OF the present
year, it ia numbered with the things that
were. It mas here before the first spade
of earth was thrown to build the @. q, G.
Railroad. It was built by John Greer,
and was the first prominent residence in
the place. Mrs. j. E. Bigby was occupy
| ing it, bus 1t was owned by Mrs. Laura
| Shirley. no one was in the house when
it took fire. The fire was soon out as it
had to burn against the wind. Time wss
given to save all the furniture except one
| tumb!er. Though it stood near the post
Office and several other wooden structures
through the most favorable situation OF
the wind and the earnest efforts of the Cit
izens the fire was kept from spreading.
Had the wind been blowing from tha
South the whole block would have burnt
out on the east side Of Main street. No
insurance. The fire took place In the up
| p6T STORY, IlO QUO kuoW uUns
Saturday preceding Christmas attract
ed one of the largest crowds ever seen on
| the streets Of Anderson. People were
here from Georgia and all the neighbor-
| ing counties, and the merchants had all
the business they could attend to. DIR.
Leo, of course, was the main attraction
! of the day, and wher his free show be-
gan there was standing room only on the
west side Of the Court House Square, and
then all of the people could not get in see
ing or hearing distance Of the Doctors
platform. Mrs. Smith, tho afflicted wo-
man, who had not walked a step in near
" two years was brought on the stand
and the Doctor began to apply his lini.
ment. In short time the Doctor walked
out from the screen and told the afflicted
woman to follow. She made an effort but
seemed to have no confidence in herself
She again made an effort and succeeded
and when she reached the Doctor she
threw her arms around him, kissed him
and wept tears of joy. AS this happened
the crowd gave vent to their feelings with
tumultuous yell Of applaus 9, and q lib.
leral contribution was presented to the
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:
to attend the numerous entertainments
given during the holidays and to visit
them and partake Of the Christmas turkey
and other good things for the inner man,
and regret exceedingly that ne could not
accept all Of them.
Mr.. Lewis. d., Brennecke, who has been
connected with the Uuitsd States Mail
Service in this State for number OF
years, died at his home in Walhalla last
week. He had been in bad health for
seyersl months. He was about "a years of
age. and leaves wifs and three children
to mourn his death.
The Anderson Shoe and Leather Com
pany expect to open its factory and begin
work about che 10Th inst. Mr.. 7. 81.
Shelley, of Gainesville, Ga, an expert
enced shoe manufacturer, has been en-
gagged as Superintendent of the factory,
We hope ali Of our people will feel an in-
serest in this enterprise, and do every ything
possible to make It success.
The Comptroller. General has extended
the time for the payment of State and
County taxes. It ws.s not needed in this
pile have paid up very we'll, and, compared
y
same number of ctelinquents as usual
Nearly all of the delinquents are persons
who pay no more than poll tax.
The following officers have been re.
elected 70 serve Barnett Lodge, Nc. lo7
a. z. NJ, ut Guyton, the ensuing year
a: n. Guyton, W. NJ; J. Jameson. 8.
w; Al. Smith, J. W.; B. F. Mullikin,
Treas. ID. Berry Williams, Sec..; Dr.. @.
i. GuJton, .. D.; ]. P. Johnston, J. b.
J. Bryaon Smith and Lawrence Hix,
Stewards; r L. Williams, Tyler.
Messrs. Taylor & Crayton have moved
into the handsome now store.room in the
? Broyles block. on S3uth Main street,
where they will be pleased to greet their
friends and patrous. These gentlemen
are going out Of the clothing business, aud
will handle shoes, hats and gents furnish
Ing goods. They are now Offering their
stock Of clothing at New York cost, and
;ssshave some rare bargains for cash buyers.
Their new advertisement will appear
next wsek, but in the meantime give them
50 call ~ s.,
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By Rev. R. c. Lyon, assisted by
the Rev. D. E. Friersou, D. D., at the
residence of the brides parents, Wednes-
day afternoon, Dece mber 20. 1898, Mr.. Fl.
J. Pruitt and Miss Belle Erskine, daugh-
ter of Capt. j. NJ. Efskine, OF Centerville
m. IN, ralin
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Suit 1915 surely trade winner Gents Silk Onyat
big bargain. We make Chdrens Suits specially You
IS low as $780, made nicely of good wool material
, 1894-03-07

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