The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-12-09


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Eggs, chickens and turkeys are in de.
mand and bring good prices.
]. H. Grant, Esq went to Columbia
yesterday to spend few days.
IA Leap Year ball during the holidays is
being talked of by some of the fair sex.
Don't forget to preserve your tax receipt.
You will need it when you vote or regis
ter.
| Mr.. and Mrs L O. Harper, of Honea
Path, visited relatives in Anderson the
past week.
| Christmas shoppers are on their rounds.
They will have no trouble in making BE-
lections.
The hour for holding evening services
at the Presbyterian Church has been
changed to O'Clock.
Why is it that nine people out Of ten
never shut door of an Office after them.
when they are going out?
We still hear of approaching marriages.
There are about half dozen OH the pro.
gramme of coming events.
The receipts of cotton yesterday were ESQ
bales, aud the streets are GRO Wded with the
staple again this morning.
Marriages. are much in evidence at pres
ent, as will be seen by looking over the
columns of any newspaper.
Rev. H. G. Scudday, of Texas, is now
engaged in conducting very successful
revival at ST. Augustine, Fla.
Sweeping reductions have been made in
prices at U. Il. Sey BITS dry goods empori.
um. Read his new advertisement.
B 0. Evans & Co., in their new adver-
| tisement this week, give you some facts
about clothing. Read what they cay.
Every new subscriber to the INTELLI.
| GENCER Will get copy of our Souvenir
| Edition. Now is the time to subscribe.
Believers in moon signs predict more
warm weather. They say the moon is too
far south in the heavens for cold weather.
County Treasurer Payne will take your
0dAoS 6uy Ody SOu COIL Ou ullus AfOlU
the rush. There will be no extension OF
time
The columns of the INTELLIGENCER will
tell you where TO buy your Christmas
goods. Reid all the advertise care
fully.
Married. on Sunday, November %, 1896,
by Rev w. B Hawkins, and at his resi-
dence, Mr.. @. II. Rodgers and Miss Geor-
gia Davis.
Maj. j. N. Vandiver announces that he
will have fine lot of mules at the Mid
way Stables" in few days. See his ad-
vertisenent.
Two Italians. monkey and hand
organ, followed by crowd Of boys, have
been tramping the streets Of the city for
several days.
TIE Arde,son Mutual Insurance Com
pany is doing fine business. It is a
home enterprise and should be patronized
By oar people.
John Williams, negro, who escaped
| from the chain gang in Greenville, was
| captured in Anderson Monday and carried
back to Gteenville.
A horrid old bachelor is mean enough to
say that, generally speaking, the women
| who remain single "from cboce'' are not
particularly choice lot
Jobson-"I'd rather you wouldn't give
| me q Christmas present this year, Almira."
Mrs Jobson-"Jonathan Jobson Why?
Jobs OFT can't afford it''
CT Jones & Co.'S new advertisement
will attract your attention. They have
made a general cut in prices, and it will do
you good to give them a call.
Married. at the residence of the BRIDES
father, on November 26. 1896, by Rev. D.
I. Spearman, Mr.. J. M. Davis and Miss
Minnie o zen, all of Anderson County.
Married, at the residence OF the brides
father, on November 26, 1896, by Rev D
I. Spesrmap, Mr.. w. J. Gaillard and Miss
Annie Wilson, all of Anderson County.
Married, on Sunday, December 6, 1896,
| at o'clock p. M, by Rev. D. Spesrman,
and st his residence, Mr. w. a. Smith and
Miss Earle Harris, all of Anderson County.
Mr.. G. M Guess, one of Anderson's
energetic contractors and builders, is now
engaged in erecting room cottage for
| himself near his present home, or North
McDufie street.
Married, on Saturday, Dec. at 6. 30 p.
M, by Rev. A. r. Dunlap, Mr.. J. T. Hen
derson to Miss Minnie Doggett at the
home OF the brid els father, Mr.. E. r. Dog
gett, both of Piedmont.
Christmas comes on Friday Hthis year.
| and the clerks in the business houses of
the city are wondering how many holidays
they will get. They should get at least
two-Friday and Saturday.
Married, at the residence of the brides
brother, Mr.. David A. Shelton, on Thurs
day, December 8, 1885, by Rev. >R. G.
Shelton, all of Anderson County.
This is great climate. The past two
days windows and doors were open, and
people were sitting on the piazzas enjoying
the spring-like weather, when only few
| days before were clad in seet and shivers.
Picker Sentinel: 'We notice from our
exchanges that the INTELIlGENcER has
certainly won many laurels on its 'Sou.
venir Edition" Yes, Bro. Boggs, and We
appreciate the complimentary words OF all
OF them.
Mr.. John c. Watkins, Andersol Coun.
ty's efficient and clever Clerk of Court, is
In Charleston this week representing
Hiram Lodge, A. F. NJ in the Grand
Lodge, which is holding its annual session
in that city.
That new advertisement of John It. Bur-
riss tells you where you can get some nice
Santa Claus goods for very little money.
lie has large stock of useful and pretty
goods for the Christmas trade, and he
wants your trade.
On account of the weather the contract
for building the bridge over the creek, near
Mr.. Webster Halls place, was not let last
Wednesday. The Supervisor has named
another day, as will be seen in advertise.
ment in another column.
Beginning this week, McCully g. Cath
cart inaugurate special sale, and are Offer
ing some rare bargains, as you will see by
reading their new advertisement. They
will make it to your interest to see them
before purchasing your goods elsewhere.
Brown, Osborne & Co. advertise in this
issue eighty-four capes and Jackets at mar.
velously low prices. Also, all winter
goods, and especially dress goods, at a
great sacrifice. See these gentlemen. They
are determined to reduce their immense
stock.
Please don't forget that subscrintion