The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-12-02
Cotton-Good middling, 81 cents.

Mr.. 81. F. Bremen. of Charleston, y as
in the city last week.
The children are now counting 10 days
till Santa Claus will come.
Mr.. M. Kennedy is erecting neat cot
tage.on, East Boundary street.
Next Monday is Salesday. The Master
has a lot of fine property for sale.
We have had some genuine March
weather during the past few days.
The annual report of the County Com
missioners is published this week
The through freight trains on the G. &
G. r. r. do not carry passengers now.
HAn old citizen says the times are harder
now than they were just after the war.
A local weather prophet says We will
have snow between now and Christmas.
Moss & Brown have put down SUBJ
stantial plank pavement in front of their
store.
Oats and other small grain that we're
sown before the rains are coming up
nicely:
The health Of the city is remarkably
good at present; in fact, it was never
better.
Some of the drum iners say if business
does not pick up, tuey will have to quit
the road.
So far as we know, the Knights of La
Dor havn't put in any official work in this
County as yet.
Maj. A. r. Boyles, of Seneca, was in
the city on Monday, looking as hale and
hearty.as ever.
Means & McGees new advertisement
on the fourth page will amuse and interest
you. Readit.
Our clever friend, a. B. Carpenter, of
Pelzer, was in the city last Tuesday, and
paid us q visit.
The Greenwood Tribune says Col. D.
Wyatt Aiken is much better than for
some time past.
During the past year Anderson County
has contributed six inmates to the State
Lunatic Asylum.
Last Sunday was one of the most de.
lightful days of the year. The Churches
were well attended.
An Anderson girl who is great talker,
says it is. better to be engaged in converse
ton than not at all
We are always glad to have an item of
news from any section of the County.
Send It to us, friends.
If you would rise in the world, you
must not stop to kick at svery cur who
barks as you pass along.
The season for coughs, colds and pneu-
monia has set In. Take care of yourself
In order to avoid either.
Nearly every paper we pick up records
gin accident. People who work about
gins, should be very careful.
Men never starve to death in this coun-
try, but there are many who live on the
generosity Of the merchants.
Call on McCully, Cathcart d Co. and
try their Manila Cheroots, if you want
good smoke; five for ten cents.
Anderson ought to have flour mill and
a cotton factory. Both would pay, and
would help to build up our city.
Capt. J.. M. Kidd, of Hartwell, Ca, and
Mrs. Sallie Daniel, of Danielsville, Ca,
were married on Thursday, 18th ult.
We are glad to hear from our Stony
Point correspondent. Hope he will con-
tinue to. favor us with his contributions
Mr.. CT. Jones will conduct the
prayer meeting of the W. c. T. II. in
Temperance Hall next Sunday afternoon.
The tax books will be open only few
more days: Pay up and avoid the penal
ty. There will be no extension of time.
There will be Dime Reading at Mr. J.
j. Baker residence this Thursday even
ing, for the benefit of the Baptist Church.
We had the pleasure of meeting Mr..
Geo. Briggs, of Greenville, in the city on
Tuesday. The times seem to be treating
him well.
The Savannah Valley Big Nine Min
strel Troupe will play, In the Masonic
Hall this (Thursday) evening. Admis-
sion, SO cents.
The ladies of the Methodist Church at
Lowndesville propose giving an enter.
tainment on the 9th inst, for the benefit
Of their parsonage.
It is estimated that the damages to
chimneys alone in Charleston by the re-
cent earthquake will amount to quarter
Of a million dollars.
Married, on Thursday, 25th ult, at the
residence of the brides father, by Rev. B.
Hays, Mr.. j. B. Mcdaniel and Miss Sallie
oInltn. All OF Anderson county.
Rev. G. P. Scott, of Newberry, occupied
the pulpit of the Baptist Church in this
city last Sunday morning and evening"
preaching two excellent sermons.
Married, at the residence of the bride
on the oath November, by Rev. J. T. W.
Vernon, Mr.. William Campbell and Miss
Lizzie NJ. Mcclure, of Anderson County,
s. c.
The November report of the Washing.
ton Department of Agriculture, makes il
appear that 400 per cent. more hay ha.
been harvested in South Carolina thar
ever before.
Misses Gertrude Brownlee and Minnie
Clinkscales, two of Anderson County.
most popular young ladies, spent several
days in the city last week with friend:
and relatives.
We are informed that our good friend
D. Sloan White, of the Fork, has sold hi
fine plantation, and contemplates moving
to Texas at an early day. We will regre
to see him leave Anderson County.