The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-11-18
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Business Houses to Close.
All the business houses in the city have
agreed to close their places of business On
Thanksgiving Day. IF you como to An.
derson that day let it be for o social visit
not for the purpose Of transacting business
The weather is delightful at this writing
The early sown grain is looking fine in
this section.
Bswsre of takers to. day. Let them and
their tricks alone.
Remember, all business will be suspend
ed in Anderson on Thursday, 26th inst
Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. VIM. H. White, Of Brushy Creek
Township, was in the city last Friday, and
gave US pleasant call,
Mr.. Alonzo Daniels, of Townville.
brother to Capt. J. W. Daniels, has moved
with his family TO this city.
Columbia was invaded and captured Is st
Thursday bv four hundred beautiful mni.
dens from Winthrop College.
Col. Milton Richardson, of Hartwell,
Ga, was in the city Monday and gave the
INTELLIGENcER pleasant call.
Mr.. G. H. Smith, of the local staff of the
NeacS and Courier, Charleston, spent
Saturday and Sunday in Anderson.
An immense crowd Is in the city today,
tx, see Forepaugh and Sells Brothers cir
Gus. Two performances will be given.
Be sure to see Fra Diavolo'' at tie
Opera House Friday evening. Secure
tickets Immediately in order to get choice
seats.
Have you paid your taxes? If not at
tend to it at once You have only six
more weeks, and there will be no extension
Of time.
The Rev. Irl B Hicks, she great weather
prophet as some think, says the month of
December this year will be one of the mont
| severe for years.
Mrs. L. II. Seel returned home Saturday
from two weeks trip to Charleston and
| Columbia. Her health was much bene
fted by the trip.
Married. on Sunday, November s, 1896,
by T. T. Wakefield, Esq, at his residencn,
Mr. j. II. Brooks and Miss Annie Sanders.
All OF Anderson County.
Mr.. ". Henry Glenn has purchased an i
locsted at the old Kenyon Breazeale place
| near this city. His prime object was to
secure better school facilities.
All the female members OF the First
| Baptist Church are requested to meet in
the Sunday School Room on to morrow
| Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock.
Ex-senator Glenn and Col. W. A. Neal,
were relieved of $500 cash, and papers
valued st several hundred dollars, By
pick pocke cts at the State Fair last week.
Married, on Thursday, the lob, at the
Brbo Hotel, Hartwell. Ga by the Rev. j.
| H. McMnl.en. Mr.. Marion Eskew and
| NJ IS Essie E:kew, both of this County.
Married, on November Is. 1896, at tho
| residence of the officiating Magistrate, R
| B. A. Robinson, Mr.. M. F. Jarrett and
Miss NJ. V. Armstrong, all of AbbeVille
| County.
Married, at the residence Of the brides
father on the afternoon of Nov. 18th inst,
and Miss Nora Wardlaw, both of Anderson
County.
Married, on the evening of l2.h inst, at
the residence of the brides father, by the
Rev. y. I. Spearman, Mr. J. 81. Cason and
Miss Lille Ellison, both from Anderson
County.
Eberton (Ga Star: "Nfiss Ada Brea-
zaale. q charming young lady from Auder..
son, S c., has been on visit fer several
days to friends and relatives in Elberton
this week."
Willis Cannon, colored, of Fort HILL s.
c., was committed to Jail last Thursday by
| Trial Justice Spipes to await hearing of
the Circuit Court for obtaining goods un.
der false pretense.
Married, at the residence of Mr.. Wm
Shirley, grandfather of the bride, Novem.
ber 18th, 1885, by Rev. R W. Burts. Mr..
g. W. Haynie and Miss Lois Brown, both
of Anderson County.
The Rev. j. L. McLin, Of Mt. Carmel,
preached in the Presbyterian Church last
Sunday night. His text was from the 12 h
chapter ofGenesis, and his exposition OF
it was forcble and interesting.
Notwithstanding the rain which fell
almost in cessantly last Thursday, cotton
csme in steadily nearly all day and show
ed receipts at night of a02 bales. The
maximum price paid was IS.
Our Clemson College boys were defeat.
ed, but acquitted themselves handsomely
in the game Of foot ball at Columbia last
Thursday. It was fine game and tho
team gave evidence of plenty of grit.
IA. Austin &E.Co. have just received u
large, handsome cigar show case, which Isl
filled with new and popular brands OF
cigars, from the cheapest to the best.
call.
ssventy-five gallons Of cider were seized
by Chief Constable Fant last week at tho
Southern depot, which upon being analyz.
ed. was found to contain six per cont. OF
alcohol. A man can drink enough Of thiB
cider to get "blin'" drunk.
Married, on Tuesday, November ~,
1896, at - O'Clock, at the residence of the
BRIDES uncle, Cspt. Jas. A. Gray, four
miles south Of Anderson, by Rev. R.
Stewart. Mr.. John L Savage, of William
ston, and Miss Jeanette Root
Daniel Covineton. an operative in tho
Cotton Mill, had bis left hand badly lacera"
ted while working ct the planning machine
last Friday afternoon. DR.. Orr. who hacl
been called, found it necessary to ampu
tate the foreGnger and little finger.
The Baptist Church ct Honea Path has
extended call to Rev. R. W. Sanders,
D. D., of Florence S. c., to serve it as pas
tor next year. Dr.. Sanders is an able,
minister, and We would be more than
| pleased to have him come to Anderson
County.
Misses Katie and Gussie Hollemap, two
Of Walhalls's most charming young
ladies', spent portion OF last week visiting;
in our city. They returned home Satur"
| day. Walhalla is noted for its beautiful
girls, and many of the Anderson boys have
lost their hearts there.
A State Medical Society was organized
| in Columbia last week by the colored ply"
sicians of the State and DR.. l.. T.. Earle,
| of this city, was elected first Vice Presi"
dent. DR.. Earle stands high in his pro.
fession, and has the confidence and respect
of both white and colored In this city.
Sheriff NJ. B. Gaines will not return to