The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-11-20
Remember This.


The INTELLIGENCERh has moved from
its old quarters to its new building at
the corner of McDuffie and Depot
streets nearly opposite G. +. Tolly g.
Sons furniture store. When you come
10 the city remember this ana give us
| O call.
Thanksgiving turkeys are in demand
in the city.
Hunters report only moderate sue
cess. Birds are scarce
Nearly everybody has "frog in
their throat" as result of a bad cold.
Attention is directed to the new all
vertisement of the Sullivan Hardware
Co.
The small boys are already count
ing the days that intervene before
Christmas.
If you need m nyerccat read the new
advertisement Of Hall Bros, the cut
price clothiers.
Be sure to read what Osborne s.
Pearson say about warm winter goods
in their now advertisement.
Remember. all places of business
will be closed in Anderson on Thurs
day 2Sth inst, Thanksgiving Day.
In their new advertisement G.. +.
Jones Co. are Offering some rare bar
gains in winter goods. Read what they
say.
r. M. Baker and family, who have
been spending o few weeks at Bolton
with relatives, have returned to the
city.
The new advertisement of Moore,
Acker g. Co. will interest you if you
are seeking 6 bargains in winter goods.
Read it,
Sheriff Kidd, of Hartwell, Ga, vas in
the city last Saturday. He is fine
specimen Of manhood and terror of
evil doers.
# Julius 81. We'll s. Co. announce in
their new advertisement that they are
ready to supply you with winter goods
at low prices.
w. +. Cox, president of the Cox
Yarn Mil, attended the annual meet
ing-of Cotton Spinners' Association in
Atlanta, Ga.
Chiquola Lodge, knights of Pythias,
meets in regui.r convention tomorrow
evening at 7:30o'clocl. Every member
is urged to attend.
j. H. Hill, recently of Pelzer, has
moved to this city where he has ac-
cepted the position of loom fixer with
the Orr Cotton Mill.
The Auditor of the War Department
has issued circular announcing that
the veterans of the Spanish will not
get q bounty. of S10O.
Col. j. B. E. Sloan and family, who
have been spending several months at
their summer home in Pendleton, have
returned to Charleston.
The new dwelling house of Rev. w
B. Hawkins, on West Franklin street,
has been completed and is now occu-
pied by he and his family.
Old Madame Rumor" says that one
Of Anderson's most clever and hand
some young merchants will soon take
unto himself better half.
We would again remind our cores
pondents to send in their letters for
publication an Monday or early Tues
day morning of each week.
J, Let us at least hope that the turkeys
that are killed on the 2Sth are not as
old as most Of the Thanksgiving jokes
that are again going the rounds
,NThe friends of Solicitor Boggs will
be delighted to know that he has re-
covered from his recent severe illness.
and has resumed his official duties.
Rev. T. H. Garrett. of Springfield,
s. c., formerly of this County, came
up last week to spend few days with
friends and relatives in this County.
c. Frank Bolt has just received q lot
of fine Florida oranges and other
fruits, which he is offering at low
prices. Read his new advertisements.
Miss Ella Brook. noted female
preacher, will begin series of meet
ings in the Wesleyan Methodist
Church. this city, next Saturday night.
Mrs. Pool, of Anderson, is on visit
to her daughter, Mrs. j. L. Bolt, She
was accompanied by her niece, little
Miss Miriam Harrison .-Pickens jour
nal.
Married, on Wednesday, November
IS, 1g66;;. h5y Rev. o. j.. Copeland, Mr..
'Thurston Martin and Miss Mamie King,
daughter of G. c.: King. all of Ander-
son County.
Jas. w. Drake, clever young man
from Donaldsville, was in the cityjiast
Saturday, and gave us an appreciated
call to renew his subscription to TIE
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