The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-11-06

Tax payers continue to be few and far
3 between, and Treasurer Payne Is having
an easy time.
Mrs F. A. Spellman aud her little ion,
Frank, went to Abbeville last week to
visit fiiends.
Mrs Carrie McCully, who has teen
spending several weeks 10 New York, has
returned home.
Quattlebsum & Cochran Offer lot of
city and country real estate for sale. See
advertisement.
Is Thanksgiving Day is just three weeks
off. The day will be generally observed
throughout this section.
Alex. Nc Bee. Jr., O. q. Spsights and
Sam 8. Mauldin. Of fGreenville, we're regis
tered at the ChiQuols yesterday.
The County chain gang received about
q dGgen new recruits as result OF the
Court Of General Sessions last week.
Mr.. and Mira. J. G. q. Featherston. of
Laurens; have been spending few days in
Anderson visiting the formers parents.
V A number of Andersonians are wishing
the Exposition this week. A large crowd
contemplate spending Thanksgiving Day
there.
aMra. Malinda Cartel, wife Of s. s. Cartel,
died ct Piedmont last Saturday after 9
weeks illness from bilious fever, aged
sbout63 years.
Rev. W. L. Walker, OF Huntsrsville,
= Ancin .ka1 ncl - tho Y,o G{rra3o
2 Of the Presbyterian Church at Piedmont,
and has entered upon his work.
~ ~ Mr. r. NV. Hall, Of Antreville. lost
his barn and contents, Including seven
: bales Of cotton, on Friday night, 25th ult
& Loss, about $500. No insurance.
Messra. Glenn and Sullivan. delegates to
{ the Constitutional Convention, came home
from Columbia last Saturday sick. We
wish them speedy recovery.
The Evans Pharmacy has sold its branch
storei in Pelzer to Dr.. Griffin, who was re-
Gently burned out there, and Mf. Joe NJ.
Evans has returned to Anderson.
Col T.. e. Campbell. OF this County, has
: been drawn to serve as q Grand Juror In
the United States Court, which convenes
In Columbia on Monday, 25th Inst.
Mr., James M. Baker, assistant librarian
4 Of the United States Senate In Washington,
spent last night in the city. he is at pres.
ent visiting his old home at Lowndesville.
Hartwell Sun: "Miss Pearl sadler. OF
Anderson County, 8. c., and Miss Lillian
SMaybin, OF May bington, g. c., are the
guests Of th6 family OF T. W.Teasley,
Eaq."
We regret to learn that our old friend,
I Mr.. Willis Prnitt, of Martin Township.
who has been quite sick for some time. Is
very low, and that his death is expected at
any time.
DR.. A. 2. Johpstone, accompanied by
his little son, Albert, LEFT Monday for At
lanta to attend the annual meeting Of the
Southern Dental Association and to see
the Exposition.
BY agreement Of the heirs, the real estate
of G.. A. Moore, deceased, which was ad-
vertised to be sold by the Executor. Mr..
VIM. Moore, last Salesday, was Withdrawn
ftom sale for the present.
Mr. J. G. Nalle5 has laid on our desk an
ear of pop corn, on which about one third
of the grains popped open while hanging
on the stalk nuring the extreme hot
weather of the past summer.
County Treasurer Pavne will spend one
day esch at Piedmont, Pelzer, Honea Path
and Cooks this month for the accommoda-
tion Of taxpayers. Read his notice in
another column for particulars.
Elberton (Gs.) Star: 'Little Raymund
Simpson. who has bsen quite sick, is much
improved. His grandparents, Mr.. and
Mr5.;J. w. Simpson, from Pendleton, 8. c.,
have been visiting him this week."
Read Brown, Osborne & Co.'s special
advertisement this week on capes and
Jackets, chenille curtains, lap robes and
blankets. Nake q note Of the pieces they
quote. and call and examine the goods.
The public schoolh in Varennes Town
ship will open next Monday. Parents
should note this and start their children
promptly on the opening dsy. It will
enable the students to keep up with their
CLASSES.
At meeting of the Presbyterian oongre'
CATION last Sunday morning Messrs. A. z.
Johnstcne, J. NJ. Giles and w. G.. John
stone were elected ruling elders. They
will be installed into their Office In the
near future.
Our old friend, Mr.. E. T. Leavel, of Fort
Hill. paid Us call Monday. Recently he
and was right painfully hurt, but he is
now mending and we hope will soon be
himself again.
The contract for the erection of new
bridge at Cooley's Bridge was let last Sat.
urday TO Mr.. J. II. Whitner, of Knoxville,
Tenn, but formerly of this city, for 81 .S0O
There will bs no wood about the bridge
except the floor.
IF you are right bright you may see 1t to
issue Of Messrs. Dean, Ratlife d Co. They
are fast forging to the front ranks Of enter
prising merchants and are receiving 8
liberal patronage Give them call.
The State Fair will be held in Columbia
next week, beginning on Tuesday, and
promiRes to be big success. The Solth.
ern Railway has offered very low rates.
aud large crowd will no doubt attend.
Anderson County should be we'll repre-
sented.
Mr. J, W. Campbsll, of this County, has
an old family relic which he prizes very
highly. 1t Is pocket-knife, with one
blade, and Is one hundred aud thirty five
years old, having been made In the year
1850 Itshows It's age, and is certainly q
curiosity.
Laurena Advertiser: Col. NJ. P. Trib.
Bile, an old Laurens boy, has been appoint
ed BIZ the President Post Master Of Ander-
son. A great many friends In Laurens
will be glad to know Of the Presidents
choice OF this gallant veteran for an i'm
portant trust"
Mr.. Frank E. Major. who has for the
past twelve montha been with Messrs.
Geer Bros, of Bolton, is now welding the
pen and ruler for the enterprising firm oi
Lewis & Co.. Pelzer, 8. G. Frank will be
pleased to have his friends call and see
him when In that town.
Osborne & Anderson have just received
600 bushels of seed oats, which they are
Offering at exceedingly low pricea; also.
bic lot of -four, at prices to suit erybody
Look out for their new advertisement next
week. but in the meantime give them
oil and get their prices.
Mr.. T. B. Crymes, of Williamson: who
i,now travelling salesman for the NORTH
x,s.o Toheoco Company. Greensboro, n