The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-11-22

Soc notice of Assignec's Sale in an
other column.
The mctcoric display did not take
place in Anderson.
a big lot of cotton from Georgia was
sold in this city this morning.
Capt. j.. G.. Marshall and bride have
returned from their bridal tour.
Sheriff Green is receiving new board
crs ut the County Jail nearly every day.
With Thanksgiving near at hand
the turkey gobblcr looks like Il forlorn
hope.
Brown, Osborne s. Co.'S new advcr-
tisement will interest the ladies cs-
pccially.
Our merchants are putting in Christ
mas goods, anticipating Il large trade
for the eholidays.
In their new advertisement G. +
Jones & Co. tell you about their big
stock OF clothing.
r. II. Welch. Esq, of Ncwbcrry,
spent last Friday i'll Anderson on pro-
fessional business.
Mrs. Paul Stephens, accompanied by
her little son, went over to Atlanta last
week to visit relatives.
No man can visit Anderson without
being impressed with the fact that it is
q busy, progressive town.
Remember, all places of business in
Anderson will be closed or Thanks
giving Day. Thursday, 30th inst.
Quite II number of people from this
section are in Charleston this week en-
joying the Gala Week festivities.
The new advertisement of julius II.
We'll q Co. will tell you Of what they
have in stock for the holiday trade.
County Treasurer Payne is ready and
anxious to write your tax receipt. Pay
up now and avoid the rush at the close.
Mr.. James Il. Snow and family have
moved from Corner Township to the
city. We extend them Il cordial well
come.
The Anderson Pastime Club will have
it's live bird shoot Mt Majors pasture
Tomorrow. Everybody is invited to
attend.
Delinquent subscribers will always
find the latch string of our Office on the
outside. and we will extend them cor
dial welcome.
The work ut the Orr Cotton Mill con
tinnes to move OH rapidly. The main
building, which is four stories, is now
about ready for the roof.
In their new advertisement this week
Brock Bros: have something to say that
will specially interest the farmers, who
should read it carefully.
Dispensary Inspector Moody spent n
day in the city last week inspecting
the Anderson Dlspensary. He found
everything in proper shape.
Mr.. julius H. We'll. who has been
spending several weeks in New York
recuperating his health. returned home
few days ago greatly benefited.
The merchants of p lton have agreed
to close their places of business on
Thanksgiving Day. the people in that
section shcuf1 bear this iii mind.
North Caroli-a anples have been a
very plentiful crop this year. judging
from the number of wagons loaded with
the fruit that have come to town.
These are the palmy days of the Car
Olina farmer. He has peanuts, par
tridges. pumpkins, peas, potatoes, per-
simmons and 'possums to appease his
appetite.
Mr.. John Daniels made the selection
OF the water set presented by the Sa-
luda bar to Mr.. and Mrs. j. nj. Padget
and he showed good taste.-Saiuda
Sentinel.
Our clever fellOw-townsman, Mr.. u.
E. Seybt, has accepted position with
O. large eastern shoe factory as trav-
cling salesman, and will 60 on the road
in few days.
Sowing of small grain is general
throughout the County, and the results
of the return to wheat raising is bound
to be felt in the matter of making the
farm self-sustaining.
Mr.. j. L. Hiett. of Pickens County,
who keeps posted on Anderson County
affairs by reading THE INTELLIGENCER
was in the city last week and gave us
an appreciated call.
Rev. Ira Hicks, tho weather prophet
OF st: Louis, says the stars will fall
next Monday night. Some of the as
tronomers say the event will not occur
before next November.
Our popular townsman, Capt. John
w. Daniels, who has been quite sick
and confined to his bed for a few days,
1s now improving rapidly, and we hope
will soon be out again.
The grinding of Mayor Hoods mill,
while it becomes monotonous, is pay
ing institution. He has good average
patronage, and handles his business
with the most finished touch.
Herman Lodge, No. 118, A. F. NJ,
will meet on Saturday, December end,
at 10 o'clock n. m. All the members
are urged to attend promptly, as bust
ness of Importance will be transacted.
Rev. v. T.. Masters, the genial travel
ing agent Of the Bdptist Courier, was
in the city last week on the sad mission
of attending the funeral Of his brother,
whose death is reported in another coll
umn.
Pink Cook, anegro who escaped from
the County chaingang about three
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