The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-23

Christmas goods are being displayed
by our merchants.
Rev. j. j. Beck was seriously ill last
week, but is able to be out again.
Governor Ellcrbc has appointed Mr..
John c. Watkins notary public.
You have just IL little more than Il
month i'll which to pay your taxes.
Mr.. j. l.. Masters, of Fort Hill, has
been spcndinga Il few days i'll the city.
Mr.. Dennis O'Donncll, of Sumter, has
been spending few days i'll the city.
DR.. p. ii. T.. Sloan, Secretary of
Clemson College. spent Monday i'll the
city.
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving Day,
and all places of business in the city
will be closed.
If you need suit of clothes, the new
advertisement Of B. O. Evans & Co.
will interest you.
Mr. Blair Crayton, Of Ncwbcrry, has
been spending Il few days in the city
visiting relatives.
The managers of the Federal Flee
ton can get their pay by calling on
Mr.. ii. ii. Russell.
Mrs. j. B. Patrick and Mrs. w. w.
Sullivan have gone to Hartsvillc to
visit Mrs Edwards.
Lesser & Co. arc otferiii.' their stock
Of goods ut bargain prices. Read their
new advertisement.
The regular communion service W i'll
be celebrated ut Good Hope Churcl,
next Sunday morning.
In their new advertisement this week
Hall & Milford tell you what they can
do for you in clothing.
Anderson needs and should have IL
good military company. Who will take
the lead in the matter?
Weather prophets continue to say
that the coming winter will be the
coldest experienced for years.
Your attention is directed to the new
advertisement of Frank Crayton, who
is offering bargains in furniture.
The inclement weather kept good
many Andersonians away from the
State Fair in Columbia last week.
Mr.. NJ. b. Kay, who lives near Able
vile, c. f., was in tho city last Mon
day and gave us an appreciated call.
Read our advertising columns closely
every week and you will know where
to buy your goods for the least money.
Special Thanksgiving services will
be held in the Episcopal Church to-
morrow at II o'clock. All are invited
to come.
Don't fail to sec Brown, Osborne s.
Co. on carpets, mattings, rugs, art
squares, curtains, Sc. Read their new
advertisement.
Mr.. j. B. Gray was the happy rccipi-
ent of handsome walking cane on
Wednesday, 10th inst, from the Heb
ron singing class.
There will be many gatherings in the
country tomorrow, and Thanksgiving
dinners will take many of our young
people out of town.
Mr.. Sam. Trowbridge, chief musi-
clan of the End Regiment Band, came
up from Savannah last week to spcnda a
few days with his parents.
hir. Will. w. Sullivan left few days
ago for Toledo, Ohio. He will travel
for the next few months for firm in
that city and sell bicycles.
Cobb g. Crayton, the new shoe store
people, give II recipe in their new ad-
vertisemcnt in regard to your turkey
for your thanksgiving dinner.
We wish to remark here that we still
have plenty of blank subscription re-
ceipts and will be pleased to fill them
out for delinquent subscribers.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Martin, with
their little son, Of Woodlawn, Green
vile County, spent several days in tho
city last week visiting relatives.
A military company has been organ
izcd ut Homes Path. w. A. Hudgens
was elected Captain, and II. l.. Bran
yon and J. T.. Rcddcn, Licutenants.
TIE farmers would do well to read
the new advertisement of the Sullivan
Hardware Co, who have just received
another lot of the Oliver steel beam
plow.
Those who are interested in the
Lend n Hand Club" are requested to
meet at tho residence of Mrs. L. H.
Seel Monday afternoon next, ;at 4
o'clock.
Married, on Sunday, November 1s,
1893, at the home of the bride, by Rev.
j. F. Singleton, Mr.. John F. Smith and
Miss Lillian r. Kay, MI of Anderson
County.