The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-11-14

Strict Middling-Si.
A..Sai::;a Kidding 81 81.
Frank G. Whitner. of Rock Hill, is
spending few days in the city.
New buildings are being erected in
almost every section Of the city.
C. c. Featherston, Esq, of Laurens,
is in the city visiting his parents.
Chief Of Police Dillingham; has been
provided with horse by the city faith
| ers.
Miss Lide Walters, OK Greenville, has
recently taken charge Of the sch ool at
Shutdown.
Mr.. e. j. O'Fcrrell. representing the
Atlanta Journat, spent last Saturday
in Anderson.
A slight fall of snow was witnessed,
by u number of our citizens last Mon
day morning.
The visits of the coal and wood man
are more appreciated now than the
visits of the ice man.
The new advertisement of Brock
Bros. will interest the farmers, who
should read it carefully.
Mrs. Kirk Robertson. of Greenville,
came over last week to spend few
days with Mrs. Foster FAINT.
Ligon & Ledbetter are ready to sup
ply you with choice Tennessee corn.
See their new advertisement.
Mrs. Mary Brown has gone to Roa-
noke, Va, to spend few weeks with
her son, DR.. Ralph w. Brown.
The disappearance of N. Arthur Nc
Gee still remains mystery. Nothing
has been heard of OF from him.
A shower Of meteors is scheduled to
fall tonight or tomorrow night, the
astronomers say. Look out for it.
Itis customary to suspend all busi-
neRs in Anderson OH THANKSGIVING
Day. and it should be done this year.
Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Maxwell, Jr., spent
Sunday and Monday in the city on their
way to Atlanta from their bridal tour.
The collection Of State and County
taxes is moving along very slowly.
Pay up now and avoid the rush later
on.
MT. Jas. P. Kiiiebrew, editor of the
Voice of People, Prosperity, s. c., was
in the city last Friday and gave as a
call.
Mr.. Z. A. Ratlitfe is quite sick at his
home in this city, We join his many
friends in wishing him a speedy re-
covery.
Messrs. Ben. and John Bleckley went
to their old hon e, Clayton Ga, last
Saturday to visit their mother, who ia
! Gni.e sic;-.
The woods are full of hunters these
days. Partridges are said to be plenti-
ful, and the sportsmen are having a
good time.
If your buggy. carriage or wagon
needs repairing, Paul Stephens will do
you a good job at low price. Read his
advertisement.
Willie RUSSELL, q son of w. w. Rus
sell, accidentally shot himself in his
hand last Saturday, and Qs result lost
two OF his fingers.
An exchange remarks that "you can
tell the exact age of tree by :ts rings,
but this rule doesn't apply in the case
of society lady"
Mr. Eugene Burriss has purchased a
lot on North McDuffie street, near the
standpipe, and will erect on it a sub
stantial dwelling house.
Leolinc, the 4-year-old daughter of
DR.. G. G.. Guyton, died at her home in
the Guyton section Inst Sunday morn
ing OF meinbrnneous Group.
Ameeting Of tho stockholders of tho
Georgia Carolina Manufacturing Co.
will be held at the Peoples Bank next
Monday. See advertisement.
Tho boys say there isa big crop of
'possums this fall. A party of three
went out hunting one night last week
and captured three fine, fat ones.
!, The Knights of Pythias meet to-
morrow evening ut O'clock. There is
one candidate for the third rank, and
every member isurged to attend.
RS. Ligon has sold his house and
lot on Greenyille street, now occupied
by Z. $. Mattison, oB. Frank Crayton,
who will occupy it after 1st january.
Mrs. S.Bleckley and Mrs. j. III. Pat
rick have gone to Montgomery. Ala, to
attend tho national convention of the
i United Daughters of the Confederacy
The new advertisement Of Moore,
Acker & Co. announce their choice
stock OF goods at still lower prices
Read v -.at they say and give them q
call.
VIM. b. Anil came down Saturday
Il from pandlafnv.A kr,v IL 4