The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-12-16

LOCAL NEWS.
c. g. LANGsToN, LOCAL ED1roR.
Cotton Good middling, % cents. .
Eggs are in demand at high prices.
Anderson q not oisen visited by
tramps.
Wewant one hundred more new sub
scr!sers.
Our supply Of blank receipts is not ye,
exhausted.
The wood dealers have had l,onaazs
for the past week.
sweetpotatoes are ., selling at fro forty
to fifty cents:a bnshel.
Th@christnas stocks this yesr are well
selected and very snowy.
Services will be held us usual in the
Methodist Church next Sunday.
The.County Treasurer's Office has been
crowded for the past few days.
Capt. Thos. F. Hill is acting Mayor this
week during Mayor Tolly's absence
Flour. is advancing in price. 1T is
chespersn9w than il will be again soon.
y Before purchasing your Christmas
goods, consult our advertising columns.
One day last week three hundred par.
tridges were sold on the streets of the
city.
Sheriff Bolt slaughtered his fine porker
on Tuesday, and it netted him 666 pou nds
of meat.
Eleven mountain schooners" were on
the Court House Square at one time one
day last week.
Miss Maggie Simpson, of Pendleton,
has been spending several days in the
city with relatives. -
The New York Cash Store, with its
usual enterprise, is now displaying the
weather signals from its flag pole.i
Augusta will entertain her South Caro-
Hna;friends onsthe 18th and 19th7of Janu-
ary, and she will doit in royal style.
Divine service will be held by the Rev.
Mr.. Gadsden at st. Paups Church, PEN
dleton, on Christmas Day, at LII a. M.
Trade has revived considerably during
thespast few days. The rise in the price
Of cotton has had something to do with It.
Mr. ]. A. Daniels saysi it might pay you
to sac his; goods before buying. See his
advertisement, upside down, in another
John E. Breazeale, Esq, DR.. R. F. Div
yer and Mayor sTolly are in Charleston
this week attending the annual meeting
Of the Grand Lodge, a. F. NJ.
Since the weather ebureau-was estab.
lished at this place their predictions have
been SO generally correct that the inhab-
itants could hardly get along without
them. ios,
Taylor & VanWyck have laid in big
stock of Christmas goods, and tn y are
selling. them cheap, too. Read their new
advertisement, aud see what they can do
for You.
If you want something good to eat du-
ring Christmas, you should not fail to
visit B. F. Crayton & Sons store. Their
stock Is always complete. Read their new
advertisement. .
Married, at the residence of the brides
mother, inxthis city, on Thursday even
ing 9th inst, by Rev. J. W. Wolling, Mr..
Robert Mayfeld and Miss Matte Bowie,
all of this city. -.
Mr.. A. G. Wardlaw aud family, Of
Broadway Township, left Tuesday after
noonfor Arkansas, where they will locate.
They carry with them the best wishes
Of many friends.
Married, on Saturday, lib inst, at the
residence of Rev. D. E. Fr;erson, D. D.,
theseficiating clergyman, Mr.. Albert Ak
mann and Miss Elizabeth Markwart. both
of This County. :
The Lowndesville correspondent of the
Abbeville Messenger relates that a young
lady recently killed fox with a piece of
fence rail. She discovered it attacking
the cows.in the pasture.
The belLfor the new Methodist Church
has been ordered through Messrs Sulli-
van & Bro. twill weigh 1,4OO pounds,
and will be perhaps one of the largest bells
in this section of the State.
The Abbeyille Medium says petition
has been forwarded to Postmaster General
Villas to have Postoffice established at
Hester, on the Savannah Valley Railroad,
with j. 81. Hester as Postmaster.
We ara requested to announce that a
special meeting of Herman Lodge, No.
116, A. F. NJ, will. be held on Saturday,
Oath inst, at II o'clock a. m. A full at
tendance Of the members is desired.
A certain young man in town says his
girl went back on him because he couldn't
supports a moustache. He is anxious to
know If there isn't some preparation that
viii force few. hairs on his upper lip.
Married, at the residence of the brides
brother-in-law, Mr.. o. g. Greeson, in this
city, on Thursday, 9th inst, by Rev. j. W.
WoIling, Mr.. Fl. Barker, of Allendale, 8.
c., and Mrs. Fannie Sullivan, Of this city.
The second annual celebration of the
Calophemian Literary Society, of Prof
Ligon's Institute, will be held in the
Court House on next Thursday evening,
23rd inst, at Z o'clock. The public are