The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-11-25
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Our Souvenir Edition
Has been completed, and, beginning this
week, we will circulate it. On account of
unavoidable circumstances we have been
delayed considerably in issuing it. Ten
thousand copies have been printed, and
it will lie sent to every section of the
United States. Every subscriber to THE
INTELL1GENcER will receive copy. We
will also have limited number Of copies
for sale at ten cents each. Ifyou want q
few copies, send US your orders at once.
The silver question-"Lend me "A quar-
ter?'
Eggs and chickens are in demand ut good
prices.
The work of paving Whitner street has
commenced.
Read the notices to trespassers in an.
other column.
Wanted, few cords of pine wood. APP
ply at this office.
Every day is big day now in Anderson
in business sense.
Mr. Beattie Gossett of Pelzer, spent
Sunday in the city.
Think of it.! Christmas is just one
month from to day.
All business will be suspended to"mor.
row-Thanksgiving Day.
Some of the farmers are complaining of
potatoes rotting in the bank.
Mrs. Mary TRIMMER, of Spartan burg, is
in Anderson visiting relatiYee.
Rev. w. M. Harden, of Pickenu, has
been visiting relatives in the County.
Col. R w. Simpson offers some valua-
BILE land for sale, Ses adv vertisement.
Don't imagine that we will have no cold
weather. 1t is coming and will be sharp.
County Treasurer Payne has an imlpor-
tant notice 20 taxpayers in another column.
Miss Victor Nardin 10 in Hartwell, Ga,
visiting the family Of Mr.. A. w Albums.
Mrs. w. j. Dargan, of Greeuville, ls in
the city visiting hor daughter, Mrs. ". F.
| Cox.
Rev. J. Walter Dickson, of Colum bia,
was in the Fork visiting his father last
| week.
Capt. John M Patrick has been quite
sick the past week, but is now GONZALES.
cling.
Miss Jennie Miller, OF Greenville, is
visiting Miss Addie Mauldin, on Bleckley
street.
Last week the weather was warmer than
ever known before in November in This
section.
Mes. John Snow and Miss Cecil Swiiling,
of Hart~ell, Ga are visiting relatives in
| Anders' n.
Thanksgiving services will be helu in the
| Episcopal Church tomorrow at ll.45
O'clock O. m.
Miss Mae Edmunds, of Ridgewav. S. c,
il in the city visiting her sister, Mrs. W.
w. R1binson.
Mrs. F. M. Butler has gone to Glenn
Springs to spend few weeks for the bene-
| fit of her health.
That new advertisement OF B o. Evans
& Co.. on the first page, will probably in.
terest you. Read it.
Editor Carpenter and wife, of McCor-
mick, were in the city last Wednesday
| attending the circus.
Santa Claus has sent his advance agents
to the city. Watch our advertising col
umns for particulars.
MI. P. L. Pullen, of Fair Play. was In
the city yesterday and gave the INTELLI-
GENCER pleasant call.
Reader, do you owe US for this paper?
If 30, please settle it at once, as we need
the money to pay our debta.
Mr.. Harry Whitner has secured the coll
tract for the erection of the new bridge
over the Saluda River at Pelzer.
| NCdlly SfckJ OOuy Says Luc COtLOl CIQp
| in this section has turned out much better
than was expected few weeks ago.
Don't put off paying your State aud
| County taxes. Treasurer Payne is anX-
ious and willing to serve you right now.
Messrs. H. P. Mcdaniel, P. B. Gentry
and W. G. Campbell have been elected
| Commissioners for Broadway Township.
Next week D. C Brown d Bro. will ad-
vertise their famous brand of "Dandy"
shoes. Look out for their advertisement
Museum Of science and art for men only
will open tomorrow in the O'Donnell
building, on Depot street. See advertise.
ment.
Rev. NJ. MCGEE will preach the funeral
of Mr.. John Willingham at Meals Greek
Church next Sunday morning at II
o'clock.
From now until Christmas Brownlee &
] Vandivers propose to divide profits with
their customers. Read their new adver.
| tisement.
Mr.. G: W. McDavid is now finishing up
map of the city for the City Council. It
| oao"o VIZ ioSoeioh OA ofOiy aOS 1hN ooAteo
ing in the city.
The Baptist State Convention meets in
Charleston on the End of December. The
railroads will sell tickets for one fare for
the round trip.
Apples seem to be especially abun1 1ant
this season, and they are cheap, too.
Northern apples are retailing here at one
dollar per bushel.
It is predicted that December will be q
very severe month as far as weather is
concerned. Let forethought be had for
the poor and needy.
The lovers of fine poultry in this section
are invited to attend the exhibition of the
Augusta Poultry Association in that city
on the 9Th December.
If your chickens are suffering with
cholera, it will pay you to read the new
advertisement of the Hill-Orr Drug Co.,
who have cure for 1t.
Mr. James Elliott has accepted posi-
ton with Brock Bros, and will continue
his line of work-repairinga and putting up
machinery, plumbing, etc.