The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-11-29

The G.. \. Reed Music House ;.nnoun-
ceS in its new advertisement this week
Il special sale of pianos and organs. If
yOil need M instrument, read carefully
the advertisement.
We have n number of invitations to
visit friends i'll the country Tomorrow
and pnrtake of Thanksgiving dinners,
and our only regret is that we cannot
accept all OF them.
Married, on Sunday evening, Nov.
26 1899, at the residence of Rev. y. G.
james Murdoch and Miss Anna Ashley,
all of Anderson County.
Read what Brown Osborne X Co.
have to say i'll their new advertisement
about closing out Fall and Winter
goods. Ladies ready made suits, jack
cts. cnpcs, fur collaict,cS, &c.
In ordering the lo>totlice address of
your paper changed. always give the
name Of the Office at which you have
been receiving it. a> well lis the office
To which you want il changed.
Old Madame Ruror says that two OF
AndcrsOn's most excellent Young gen
'
tar. The prospective brides are resi-
dents of other sections OF the State.
\ Thanksgiving >orvicc will br held
nj llopcwcll Church Tomorrow nom
ing at | O'Clock, by l.cv. II. Is. i'an;. Of
this city. The friends of the congrc-
CATION are cordially invited to attend.
1t will no doubt he interesting next
Summer to see candidates for the Leg
iSlaturc when they climb up on the
stump to tell what hey think is the
best solution of tlir whislicy uucs-
tion.
The beautiful Indian Summer wealth
er came to q cloS, Il week ago, and since
then the clouds have lowered around
every day and We have had plenty of
rain. We have also had little touch
of cold weather.
The farmers should be careful and
dot down the exact amount of products
they have raised during his year, as it
will be called for by the census takers
next year. An accurate account will
facilitate matters wonderfully.
The live pigeon shoot of the Pastimc
Gun Club OF this city ut Majors pas
turc last Thursday WAS an interesting
occasion to all who participated i'll it.
The contests were all close and result
ed in Il tie i'll almost every entry.
Our young friend. Joe Bell, Of this
city, who has been working for the
Southern Railway in Columbia the past
year, has recently been promoted to the
position of conductor on IL freight train
between Columbia and Spartanburg.
We regret to learn that there is not
much improvement in the condition of
Mr.. Henry Brock, who is undergoing
treatment after a surgical operation i'll
Il Baltimore sanitarium. His many
friends hope for him Il speedy rcstOra-
tion to health.
Last Friday night Il bale of cotton
was stolen from Mrs. Sharpe's planta-
tiOn in the Fork. y few weeks ago a
bale was stolen from the same planta-
tlon but was recovered. In this in
stance, however, no trace OF the bale
has been found.
Col. j. N. Brown and Miss Varina
leave to-day for a visit to Capt. II. +.
Griffith and family, of Limestone Col
lege. Col. Brown will also attend the
of the State Baptist Conven-
tiOn and of the Trustees of the Connie
Maxwell Orphanage.
A Knights of Pythias Lodge will be
Mt Due West tomorrow
(Thursdayl night BY, Grand Chancellor
bers of ChiQuOla Lodge, of this city,
have been invited to attend and pnrtic-
ipate in the organization.
Our young tOwnsman, Mr.. Ernest
Smith, has accepted q position as bag
gage master on the Southern Railway,
and has gone to Columbia to begin
work. Ernest is worthy, industrious
young man, and will, we predict, give
to his employees.
1t would be good idea for Christ
mas purchasers to buy up what they
want before the rush commences
There is great deal more satisfaction
in trading quietly than when there is Il
great crowd and rush. Nothing is
gained by putting the matter of.
Mr.. Chas. j. O'Fcrrel, who represents
that popular and cvcr-intcresting pa
per, the Atlanta Journal, was in the
city yesterday and was a welcome visi-
tor to our sanctum. He has added
to the subscription list of his paper
To make room for Il new one, MIR.
John i. Sullivan has pulled down the
old latticcd fence thathas encirclcd his
rrsidcnc i'm the southern portion Of
the city his fence WAS built in 1851
of the best material, and some of it is
as sound us it was forty-two years ago.
The many friends in this County of
John NJ. Gccr, who had his leg broken
last week while boarding Il train ut
gainesville. Ga, will be glad to know
his condition continues favorable,
though, of course, he cannot hope to
get out to business under several weeks
yet.
Mr.; Henry F. White, formerly of
Charleston, has come to Anderson to
make his home, having accepted posi-
ton with the Evans Pharmacy Mr..
White is an experienced druggist, an
excellent young gentleman, and we
cordially welcome him to the electric
City"
Mr.. j. J. Fretwcll has just received Il
1<,n <>en n. Il