The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-11-11

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Corrected By Brown, Osborne e Co.
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There is fair demand for turkeys a:
good prices.
Mr.. Dexter Brown is in Columbia at
tending the Fair this week.
Rev. McA. Pittmore will preach at Salem
Church IL a. III. next Sunday, 18th Nov.
The witnesses of A. G. Latimer, in the
Moorman-Latimer contest, can get their
pay by calling on G. e Prince, Esq.
| We are requested to give notice that there
will be preaching at Midway Church next
Sunday at the usual hour by Rev. [. L.
McLin.
President Cleveland issued proclama.
ton on the 4th inst, naming November
26th inst. as the day for our national
Thanksgiving.
Oct. Is, 1896, at the residence of Monroe
Whitfield, Mr.. VIII Oakley to Miss Alice
Hutchins, all of the Fork.
Cur Junior Editor, in company with his
mother, left last Thursday for Dalton, Ca,
to spend short time with relatives and
to recuperate his health.
The Rev. G. 2. Watson, of the Metho-
dist Church here, has been very i'll, but he
ia now considered out Of danger and an
early recovery is looked for.
Married, by r. B. A. Robinson, Esq,
at his own residence Tuesday evening,
Nov. Srd. 1896, Mr.. G w. Brock and
Miss N. V. Ethridge, ell of Anderson, S.
G.
Married. at the residence of the BRIDES
father, Mr.. James Dove, on the Sth of
November, 1896, Mr.. John W. Black to
Miss Mary +. Dove, Rsv. N. 6. Wright
officiating.
Services will be held in the first Metho
dist Church, this city, next Sunday, the
J. e. Grier of Greenville, officiating. The
public is cordially invited to be present.
The election of Township Supervisors in
Hall Township resulted in the election of
| W. P. Bell, s. ". Watt aud E. Hall. The
vote stood, Bell, 73; Watt, 63; Hall, SO.
This makes w. P. Bell chairman OF the
board.
We were glad to receive call from our
old friend, L. L. Blackmen, of Tignal,
| Ca, last Saturday. Mr.. Blackman was
on the police force Of Anderson few
years ago, and has many friends in An
derson.
Our Police force appears to be active and
| vigilant. Three hundred dollars in cash
fines were captured last month, and the
prospects this far indicate corresponding
! trausgressor is hard.
Gen. Ellison Capers, nov Bishop Capers,
will officially visit Grace Episcopal Church
next Sunday morning at 11.30, the 18th,
| aud confirm claes. The service no doubt
will be most interesting. He will go to
Seneca in the afternoon.
Plain facts which no up to date person
can afford to let pass by Is what D. G.
| Brown & Bro give in their new ad. this
week. Honest values, honest prices, hon
est methods, will be strictly adhered to
| and will be the foundation for their future
progress.
Little William Won nHasseln, who, last
| Thursday morning fell from pony and
broke his arm, Is rapidly mending. His
| hurt was quite serious. The joint at the
elbow WIGS dislocated and the bone broken
and shiTered. Be more careful next time,
| William.
The Rev. J. N. III. Summerell intends
| soon to begin a series Of sermons on the
| Ten Commandments. These sermons will
| be instructive and entertaining. The
morning sermon will be on the Command
ment and the evening sermon on its cor
relatives.
Brown, Osborne & Co. advertise in this
issue rare bargains in ladies' and mems
wear such as capes, jackets, dress goods,
| trimmings, gloves, collars, cuffs shirts,
clothing, overooats, trunks and valises,
and insists on the public seeing them be.
fore buying.
| DR.. and Mrs Chas. r. Heron, of Savsn-
nah, arrived here few days ago and are
stopping at the Chiquola as usual. They
will probably remain several months. We
are pleased to see them again. It is graft.
| flying to know they appreciate the advan-
| tage5 OF our clIy.
The work of constructing Anderson
| Cotton Mill No. 2 is progressing rapidly
| and satisfactorily. Pres. J. A. Brock says
| he considers the material and workman
| ship the finest In this country, Some
delay has been caused by the rejection of
timber for the second story. Had this
not occurred, the placing of the roof tim.
ber would now be in progress. This will
be grand, solid building when completed.
The lovers of artistic music, both instru.
mental and vocal, will enjoy rare treat
at Williamson on the evening of Nov.
18th inst. The Schubert Quintette. Of
Chicago, which has won the highest COM
mendation from the music--loving press Of
the nation, will give one performance in
the College on the evening above men
toned. No one in reach Of Williamson
should miss it. Admission 80 cents.
Tickets at Savage 81 Sullivan's, William
ston, and W. W. Griffin's, Pelzer.
Rev. o. L. Martin left Anderson Mon
day afternoon on the $3.50 train for Bald
wyn, Miss, where he will be welded to
| Miss Kathrine Burriss. The ceremony
will take place on The evening OF the 18th
inst. at $50 o'clock. Owing 10 the illness
of the brides mother, no definite plans for
q bridal tour have been made. Although
Mr.. Martin started Monday the Railroad
facilities are such that he could not have
reached Baldwin until to day. He was
probably forced to spend twelve hours Of
anxious waiting within 80 miles OF his
bride-elect.
Two taps Of the fire bell Monday after
noon about o'clock startled our people
from their usual avccations and filled
our streets with running, yelling, men,
boye, hose reels and fire apparatus. Every
body and everything responded, but they
did not witness great confagration. Ia
one of the cells of our callaboose, one Sam
Dove, colored, from Pendleton, bad been
lodged to sober up. Whether it was case
of spontaneous combustion, resulting
from too great mixture of liquor and
"nigger" we cannot say, but Mr.. Dove
managed to start fire In his cell, and a
woman g dress and Bible were consumed.
It is though that an indictment for arson
will be lodged against him,
Theatre goers will be delighted to learn
that Manager Breazeale has signed con-
tract with the Robinson Comic Opera Com
pany and their performance will take place
Friday evening, Nov. 2Osb. This COM
pany is forty people strong, among whom
are artists of the first order. Isabelle Sar-
gent, Henry Peaks, Tom Martin and
Frank Conway have national regulations
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