The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-12-14


Read carefully what ID. {. Brown *
Bro. say this week.
j. l.. Cary, Esq, of pickens. was in
the city last Friday.
We are told the local dispcns.ry is
doing il big business.
Anderson County has twenty seven
Cadets ut Clemson College.
Miss Annie Clinkscalcs, of Low ndcs-
vile, WIS in the city last week
w. {. Edwards. of rnccn,. Ga. has
been spending IL few days in the city.
Miss Maggie Tribblc. ot Elbcrton.
Ga, is in the city visiting Mrs. Bolc-
man.
y number of oar merchants are add
ing extra help owing "a the rush in
| trade.
DO ynn want in save money? Then
attend Brown, Osborne Il Co.'S clean
ing up sale.
The Auditors notice in another col
unIn will interest the taxpayers. Read
II carefully.
Mr.. +. Witlcrs. the States we'll
known representative. spent last Fri
day in the city.
The new advertisement of Brnwnlcc
d Nhi"ivers will prove interesting to
the trading public.
Hall a.. Milford have II nice assort-
mcnt of holiday goods. Read their
new advertisement.
Persons having claims against the
County should read TIN. notice of Su-
pervis0r SnelgrOvc.
Mrs. l.: l.. Hatcher has gone to Due
West, where she will spend several
weeks with relatives.
In their new advertisement B. q.
Evans & Co. tell yOu of many useful
presents for the male sex.
Christmas is only ten days off. 1t il
time to think nf the children hat Santa
Claus may not have on his list.
Attention il directed to the new adj
vcrtiscment nf j. u. Buriiss. who has
big stock Of Christmas goods.
The Alliance Store is headquarters
for Santa Claus. us YOU will sec by
reading the new advertisement.
DR.. j. w. Rcll. of Walhalln, was in
the city last week on short visit to
AIr. John n. Blecklcy and family.
Mrs. j. a. Rnddock, who has been
Spending several weeks in Baltimore
with relatives, has returned home
Remember, the tax books will posi-
lively close on the .1st inst. Call on
Treasurer Brown and pay up at oucr.
Miss Bertha Reese, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. chandler. at
Sumter. S. c., returned home II few
days ago.
IT yOu want a useful Christmas pres
ent- read &. f. Jones &; Co.'s new adj
vertisement and you will know where
to get it.
The farmers in all sections of the
wheat and oats whenever the land is
in condition to plOw.
Miss Florence Fouche. of Rome, Ga.
Miss Daisy Marshall, of Greenville, and
Miss Mary Orr Earle, of Greenville, are
visiting DIR, $. NJ. Orr.
At a meeting OF the Elders of the
Presbyterian Church Monday night,
Mr.. j. NJ: Giles was elected Supcrintcn-
dent of the Sunday School.
Rev. G.. Wurdlaw left yesterday for
his home i'll Arkansas. On Sunday
morning he preached at Flat Rock and
at Eureka in the afternoon.
Our venerable friend, Capt. A. T..
Brylrs, has been confined to- his room
several days, but is now. we are glad
to say, able to be ont again.
We have - number of accounts we
are going to put in the hands of Mngis-
trates for collection. If you owe lis
anything save costs by settling at once.
Miss Leila Bleckley. of Walhalla, ar
rived in the city last Saturday on a
short y .sit to her rwn bE..t!...,n, J.,Iiii
N. and Is. B. Bleckley and other rela-
tives.
Hon. j. M. Sullivan, accompanied by
his little son. Jimmie, went to Savan-
nah last week to visit his snn, Quarter
master Sullivan, of the Second S. T..
Regiment.
Mr.. w. r. Hubbard, who has been
seriously. i'll for several days, is resting
easier this morning, and his symptoms
are more favorable. We wish him q
speedy recovery.
Mr.. r. s. Galloway. business mana-
ger of the ii. II. Pvesbyteyian, Due
West, was in the city last Friday and
was ~ welcome visitor to the INTELIi-
GENCER Sunctum.
There is almost q conl famine in the
city. The mine troubles in various
States has almost tlpmOralized the cunl
trade. and the mine owners cannot
supply the demand.
During Mr.. w. II. Hnhbmrl's illness,
his store is kept open and liz in Charge
'Of Mr.. Walter Reese and other clerks,
who will be pleased to show you
the beautiful Christmas goods.
Invitations have been issued 10 the
marriage of Miss Elma Osborne, of this
city. and Mr.. Charles Blantnn, of Co
lunhia: at the First Methodist Church
ON Wednesday evening, 21st inst.
Mr.. Cowan Robinson died at his
home near CraytOn OH Sunday. 4tll
inst. .hc wns sick only n short time
with fever. Mr.. Robinson was n son of