The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-12-19


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Doa't faii to read the new advertise
ment Of Keith g. Co.
Mr.. Percy Miller, Of New York, is in
the city visiting relatives.
!! A merry Christmas to all of the
readers cf The INTELLIGENcER!
Attention is directed to the new ad-
vertisement of DIR. A. G. Strickland.
Hall Bros. have Christmas presents
for men and boys, Read their adver-
tiaeme.,s.
H. p. FAINT. Jr., Of Pittsfield, Mass,
is in the city to spend the holidays
with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward N. Thompson, of
Abbeviile, arc in Anderson visiting the
formers parents.
Mr.. Earle Sloan, Of Charlie ston. came
up last week to spend few days with
friends and relatives.
In their new advertisement w. f.
Marshall g. Co. announce Christmas
presents for everybody.
If you wa Christmas presents the
new advertisement of J. H. We'll T. Co.
will tell you where to get them.
You have only ten moro days in
which to pay your taxes. There will
be no extension Of time this year.
When eggs bounce up to 25 cents
and are very scarce at that price. one
is inclined to go into the hen business.
The building boom in Anderson ia
still on. In nearly every section of
the city new buildings are being erect
ed.
Miss Maggie Hudgens, of Honea
Path. and Miss Lula Sadler, of Will
liamstOn, are in the city visiting rela-
tives.
Mr.. j. C. Wallace, formerly of this
city but now living at Asheville, N. c.,
has been spending few days in An
dersOn.
Christmas shopping is getting brisk,
but May people will put it off to the
last Gay. Better go early and avoid
The rush.
Our venerable friend, Capt. E. III
Bell, of Abbevilie County, was in the
city yesterday and paid us an appreci-
ated call.
Capt. II. H. Watkins has moved to
the plantation he recently purchased
from s. N. Pearman, three miles east
of the city.
In their new advertisement C. F.
| Jones & Co. announce the last week OF
| their great dissolution sale. Read
what they say.
At the meeting of the Grand Ledge
A. F. M. in Charleston last week Mr.. J.
L. Farmer. of this city, was elected
one of the Grand Stewards.
A number of Anderson girls and
boys, WHO arc attending distant Col
leges, are expected home this week tc
spend the Christmas holidays.
Hon. b. F. Crayton and family have
moved from their plantation into the
city and are occupying their handsome
new residence on Calhoun etreet.
Married, on December 10, 1900, by J
| e. Rsinay, Magistrate, and at hif
residence, Mr.. j. T. Craft and Miss j
A. Powell, both of Hart County, Ga.
Read what Brown, Osborne g. Co.
say in this issue about the wonderful
reduction of their mammoth stock dur.
ing this, the last week of their dissolu.
| ton sale.
Many q shote has during the pas,
week yielded up his life and cracking
bread and backbones and spareribi
have brought the oldtime winter glory
to many q home.
Rev. B. r. Reid will preach at Coco
Hope rext Sunday at the usual hour
Of worship, and at Deans in the after.
noon. ALI are cordially invited to at
tend the services.
All places of business will be closed
in Anderson next Tuesday and Wed
nesday on account of the Christmal
holidays. Bear this in mind and gov.
ern yourself accordingly.
The Belton Dramatic Club wiE give
an entertainment in the Belton Acad
envy next Tuesday night. Admission
80 and 85 cents. We bespeak for tn,
Club liberal patronage.
DR.. N. j. Newell has purchased tho
home of the late J, G. Hamlin, near tll,
Southern suburbs of the city, and ha,
meved his family there from his plan
tatien in Varennes Township.
1 Christmas trees will be had at man,
places in the County next week. w.
are in receipt of Invitations to attent
several, and wish it were possible fol
us to be present at all of them.
Crops are about all gathered in thil
section and nearly all the farmers have
i finiahed anuinp ychacA ~ "a Az 49,.