The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-11-10
crops is the only way for the farmers to
get themselves out Of the crisis the present
low price OF cotton has brought upon them.

of the standard Designer, which contains
iifty four suggestions for Iule.t!de pres
ente. Il must not be supposed, however,
that these are permitted TO crowd out or
even curtail the regular departments OF
fashions, millinery, literature, Horticulture,
bicycling. toilet hints, cookery, etc., which
sre, if possible, mountaineering and up to-
date than usual. Christmas, rs it should
be, is tho ruling motif in this numbe'.
There are Christmas stories, Christmas
play Christmas poetry, and most delight
ful sounding receipts for Christmas good
les. We must find space to give passing
Dotce to the fashion and millinery color
plates which are most excellent in this
issue.
Last Sunday, while Mr.. e. II Simpson
end family, who live in Savannah Town.
ship, were away from home attending
church their dwelling house was entered
and S205 stolen. Oliver Patterson, a young
negro, was suspicioned as being the thief.
and on Monday morning Mr.. Simpson
sent George N1cCord, another negro, to ar
rest him. McCord soon located Patterson,
and, in attempting to arrest him, was shot
and seriously wounded by him. Others
came to McCord's rescue and soon had Pat
terson under arrest He was brought be.
fore Magistrate Rainey, who committed
him to Jail. Patterson confesses to enter
ing the house and stealing the money, one.
half of which he Gays he gave TO other
persons who, be claims. assisted him.
These persons are known to the officers,
who will probably make other arrests.
"McFee's Matrimonial Bureau" Fate
Good bars brand new, bright and up TO.
date Irish musical farce is said to have
cornered the fun market, and IS announc-
ed as the attraction at the Opera House
next Tuesday night, on which occasion
this popular play house will be the fun
and music center Of the city. This Com
pany comes under gilt edge guarantee;
is presented by the highest and strongest
Company over seen here in farce comedy,
and is brim full Of pretty girls, sweet
singers, refined specialties and clever com.
rnediars. Tuesday nigh: will be gala
night, when all are guaranteed three solid
hours of genuine Irish wit and humor,
side.splittDg, wholesome fun, and q num-
Der of new refined specialties. This Com
paDy usually charges one dollar admis-
sion, but Manager Breazeale has induced
them to make their prices 25, 30 and 10
cents in Anderson. Tickets will be on
sale Monday ct a. Fl. RusselPs.
The Great Wallace Shows, which will
exhibit in Anderson, Saturday, Novem-
ber 20, come indorsed by the entire press
throughout the section of the country
which they have toured this season. The
IHTELLrGENCER is in receipt of number
of praise for the big enterprise, and the
following article taken at random from the
Lewiston (Pa.) Courier we consider we'll
worth republishing: The one pervading
topic Of interest about town to-day is the
Wallace Show, which arrived bright and
early from Huntington. where an immense
davis business was done yesterday. The
work of unloading and transferring the
paraphernalia of the big exhibition to the
grounds near the reservoir was speedily
and quietly accomplished without any of
the customary ebullitions oflewd profanity
SO often in evidence with many circuse:.
Evidences of the most perfect discioline
abound in every department of the Wal
lace Shows and the conduct of all en-
poyees is favorebly. commented on by all
who have visited the grounds to-day. In
fact, nothing but good things can be said.
about this mammoth circus organization.
Every thing about it is new, clean and
sparkling The horses, 600 in number, are
Lbe finest without exception ever seen in
one body, and when ranged in long rows,
in their comfortable canvas stables, pre-.
sent picture of rare equiLe beauty. The
gorgeous street parade this forenoon was
revelation, and it is safe to say that no
Inandsomer pageant is possible to produce.
The performance this afternoon fully SUBJ
stantiates the motto of the management,
"truthfully ad vertised, honorably conduct.
,sd ;" and all the big tents are filled with
wildly enthusiastic multitude, whose ap.
plause and laughter can be heard for
blocks. The show is noticeably free from
skin games and disreputable practices, and
deserves warm Endorsement from all who
admire morality and honesty.
WANTED-Agent to canvass for the
largest Tea and Coffee House in New
York. Apply for particulars to VIM.
Joyce, S32 Broad ST., Augusta, Ga. 90
All who are indebted to Archer dS Os-
borne will please call and settle with u8 at
once, as we have their accounts.
Osborne e Clinkscales.
When you need wall paper go to G.. w.
FAINT tS Sons Book Store New stock
just in.
New stock Of Wall Paper just arrived at
G; W. Fart & Sons Book Store.
Three Rem House for rent Apply 70
NJ. Kennedy.
The Air Tight Heaters use lass fuel and
give moro heat than any other heaters.
They are on exhibition at Osborne IL
Clinkscales.
You can buy some valuable and paying
city property right now at low figure
from a. P. Hubbard. Two Store Rooms
on Main Street, three Cottages on Earle
Street.
Osborne & Clinkscaies have increased
their force of timers They now work
four timers and two helpers. SteV!ck Is
in charge. If you want work done we'll
and when it is promised to you, give them
trial
Sullivan Hard ware Co. never tire of
telling their friends what they can de- Tor
them in the way of bargains.
Read Sullivan Hardware Cos. ac. in
another column.
"It beats bob. .tail'' to hear MIN Sullivan
give you few hardware facts.
O.borne & Clinkscaes have just received
a lot OF Jardnieres. Call and see them.
For delicious ham ask your groce::' for
Armour's Star Brand" Few as good
and none better.
Brock Bros. have just received solid
car load of Syracuse Chilled Turn PI>ws.
Sullivan Hard ware Co are selling al the
rate of zoo kegs nails per month at retail
with wholesale prices.
Doors, sash and blinds at Sullivan Hard
ware Co.'S. very low down.
Syracuse Plows stand the racket and do