The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-12-02


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This is bad weather on fat hogs.
The drummers are now travelling in
droves.
The stores are we'll supplied with Christ
mas goods.
N1ss Liz Keese is visiting friends in
Sumter, S. G.
Soue of our farmers report good stands
| ofsmall grain.
Eggs and chickens are in demand in the
city ct fancy prices.
Brownlee & Vandivers have new ad.
vertisement this week.
On account of the weather, business has
b Zen slack for several days.
The coal and wood dealers are delighted
with the change In the weather
Several more new houses are going up
in different portions Of the town.
Editor Carpenter, of the Mccormick
Times, spent Monday in the city.
The first ice visible in this section this
se,son was seen yesterday morning.
Don't pat off paying your taxes, and
don't forget your road Communication tax.
The Andy Brown Co. has new ad In
this week, and 1t will pay you to look ii
| up
The evening train on the Savannah Val.
ley Railroad never arrives in the city on
time.
Congressman Latimer was in the city
yesterday. He leaves to morrow for Wash
ington.
This week D. C Brown 81 Bro. talk to
you about shoes. Read carefully what
they say.
Mrs. Susie Herndon, of Eiberton, Ga,
is in the city visiting her friend, Mrs. c. s.
Su 'livap.
The children are begin ming to talk about
Christmas and contemplate it's coming
with pleasure.
O.borne & Bolts new advertisement call
attention to fresh goods they have just re.
c,ived. Read it.
The State and Federal elections in this
County cost S4359O In the State the cost
was overSl70Oo.
Last Wednesday was another big cotton
day Ia Anderson The receipts for that
day were 756 bales.
Mrs. J. G. Keys has gone to Charleston
to visit her daughters, Mrs. G, A. Wagener
and Mrs. 81. F. Bremen.
Miss Corrie Poore. who Is attending the
Greenville Female College, came home to
spend Thanksgiving Day.
Apples are now shipped from Northern
markets and delivered here cheaper than
the North Carolina spp!es.
Rev. S. II. Zimmerman, of tho Pendle-
ton C,rcnit, preached in the Methodist
Churah, this city, last Sunday.
Next Monday is Salesday. A lot OF
valuable real estate will be sold at public
outcry by the Judge OF Probate.
The Methodist Conference Of s Juth Caro-
lima will convene in Abbeville next Wed
nesday. Bishop Granbery will preside.
We have only limited number Of our
Souvenir Edition for sale If you want q
copy eend in your order at once. Price
ten cents.
Thanksgiving Day was appropriately OBJ
served in Anderson. All business was
suspended, and the city had Sunday ap
pearance.
Walhalls Courier: "Miss Kittie Cole,
of Anderson, has been on visit to her
friend, Miss Carrie Oelker9, during the
past week."
Messrs. NJ L. Bonham, H. II. Watkins,
G. E. Prince, J. X. Hood and J. E. Brea.
zsale went to Columbia Monday to attend
the Supreme Court.
County Treasurer Payne is out collecting
taxes this week. He Is at Piedmont to
day. will be at Pelzer to morrow, and al
Homes Path Friday.
A mountaineer, with several live rattle
snakes, entertained crowd on the streets
of the city last Saturday, He said be
caught them in trap.
Messrs John T. Ashley, J ohm Robinson
and r. E. Parker have been elected Com
missioners for Martin Township, and Mr.
H. 8. Broome Magistrate.
Rev. D Weston Hio:t, of Toccoa, Ga.
who has been spending few days in this
section visiting old friends and relatives
gave US an appreciated call Monday.
The new advertisement of Lesser & Co
will interest the men folks. From now
| till Christmas this firm will sell its stock
Of overcoats at cost. Give them call.
Ifyou want one of the best cent cigars
manufactured call on Osborne & Bolt anC
try their "Fidelis" brand. We have sam'
Piled them and know whereof we speak.
When you get ready to buy your Christ
mas goods, Lyon e. Lsdbetter will make
| it to your interest to call on them. Reac
| what they say in their new advertisement
The Presby terian Church OF this city
| sent Thanksgiving contribution to ths
| Thornwell Orphanage amounting to $50 in
| money and lot ofprovisions and clothing
Mr.. John Horton, who has been clerk
| ing for G. S. Minor, is now with Brown
| lee & Vandivers, where he will be more
than pleased to serve his friends at any
time.
Rev. A. G.. wilkins, who spent two
| months in Anderson during the past sum
mer, has been conducting series of meet
ings in the second Baptist Church of c.
| lumbia.
Rev. and Mrs. o. L Martin
Mrs. B. F. Mauldin, Mr.. A. S. Stephens
and Rev. V. I. Masters left yesterday fol
Charleston to attend the Baptist Stats
Convention.
We regret to hear of the illness of our
venerable friend, Col. w. S. Pickens, oil
Brushy Creek. He has had a light stroke
of paralysis. We trust he will soon be
restored to his usual health.
Persons in ordering the address Of their
papers changed should always give the
nnameof the postoffice at whiOh they have
been receiving the paper as well as the
name of the postoflice to which they want
itchanged.
The Spartanburg Herald Of last Satur
day says: "A1iss Mary Anderson lef
Yesterday for Anderson, s. G. She will be
married in that city next Thursday to Mr.
Edward Anderson. formerly of this city,
now of New York"
More than two weeks ago thief enter
ed the shop of Mr.. George Townsend and
stole his bicycle. It is one of the best Co.
lumbia wheels, and Mr.. Townsend will
give reward for its return or any informa
tion concerning the thief.