The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-12-26

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~ Receipts for the week ending Mon day
might, 1850 bales.
Total receipts for the season-l9577 bales
December has been as mild as May.
Now IS the time to subscribe for the
$ sINTELL1aENcER for 1890.
Eggs, chickens and turkeys hare been
plentiful for the past:week.
Every citizen of.Anderson should read
Chief DIVERS card in this paper.
There are no further developments in
reference to the Anderson Postoifice.
The State and County taxes will be the
:silme for 1890 as they were this year.
Anumbersof the Cadets Of the p. M r.
have gone hometo spend Christmas.
3 81 81 A Merry Christmas and a Happy New
~ ear. 70: every reader Of the INTEI11aEN-
S. sclR!
Up to- date And derson,s cotton receipts
aIe about six Thousand bales ahead Of last
year.
An Anderson man carries an Irish po-
S. tato in his pocket to keep Of the rheuma-
tism
When sou make your New Year reso-.
sl1tions, make good ones, and stick to-
sthem.
:s Owners Of; real estate will have to make
ssa return5of Il. to the Auditor for the conn
ing year.
Pay. for your paper and tt? preacher
9 and start in with the new year with q
clean conscience.
Every business man in Anderson has
had about all he could attend to during
81 Che past two weeks
Before ano her twelve months will have
3 3 passed away Anderson will have water
works and electric lights.
Wyatt Aiken, Jr., OF Cokesbury, and
8 DIN Mattison, Of & Donnaldsville, spent
Friday night i4 the city.
Cunningham Bros. are selling their en-
S tire stock OF goods at and below cost.
iss NOW IS the time to secure bargains.
onr young friend, Gus. Tribble, who is
attending sFurmans sUn versity, is spend
3 ing the week at; horne with his parents.
ga local weather prophet Gays January
will be- q cold, wet month, and advises
every body to lay Ina big supply Of wood.
The marriage market has been lively
fos:tha past two OF three weeks, and will
probabl u continue 80 for several weeks to
come
Mesars. Marshall Iigon and Wad. Dun
scan, who are attending Woford College.
ARE spending the Christmas holidays at
4 home.
Our young friend, Chas. T. Baker, of
SSLowndesYille, and Mr.. Z. W. Haskell, of
Ahbaville County, spent last Sunday in
Anderson
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The song service in the. Baptist Church.
last, Sunday night was very interesting
aud highly enjoy red by the large c'ongrega.
sstion present. -:
The invitations 10 the Ball. and Banquet
att the Chiquola next Wednesday night
have been issued. The invitations. are
syery pretty .1.s
sssa Mrs. D.J. Simpson, of Toccoa, Ga, is
spending Christina with her parents in
Anderson. Her many friends are de-
lighted TO greet her:
s sTheInTKLIlaENCER is dated, as usual,
on Thursday, bnt in order to give our
i printers q little rest, ne have printed it on
Tuesday this week.
We acknowledge the receipt Of an invi.
station attend the fourth annual Ball of
5the Toccoa (Ga:) Dancing Club on Friday
evening, 9th inst.
~ Married, ION w ednesday, December 49,
1885, at the residence Of the BRIDES father,
abysRe G. ". Barnes, Mr.. VIM. II. johns;
saon and Miss Elite. :: p Parker.
Married, on . Wednesday, December
ss1sth, 1885, by Rev. 81. b. Fant, at his res
Slence,: Mr.. J. Will. Lewis and Miss Hat
stie Hickman, both ofthis city.
young lady who Is visiting friends in
Anderson says there are more handsome
J: :yonng men here than she has ever seen in
4 any town or citylshe has visited.
ss;.It is more blessed to give than to re-
ceive.n Share: your Christmas cheer with
the poor. Let them forget their want and
woe this blessed holiday season.
Married, at the residence Of The brides
father, on December 10, 1889, by Rev.
8 Baxter Hays, Mr.. W. B. Jordan and Miss
Z. 3. Gray, both Of Anderson County.
The INTEL1IaENcER's subscription list
continues to increase, and were we to pub
+ lish the many words Of praise the paper is
receiving we would fill several Columns.
Our good old friend, Mr.. A. F. Well
horn, OF Williamson, killed two fifteen
. months old pigs recently that netted him
s nine hundred and forty.two pounds Of
4 pork.
q ". r. spnrlock has opened black.
smith and wood shop, near Pisgah
Church, on MID q. Hammond's PLAN
# tation, and asks the patronage of his
neighbors.
Rev.. c. Kilgore, financial agent Of
Wofford College, spent last Sunday in
Anderson, and occupied the pulpit Of the
Methodist Church, preaching an able ser.
mon both morning and night.
Married, on Thursday evening, Decem-
Der 19, 1889, at the residence of the BRIDES
father, by Rev. J. Walter Dickson, Mr..
Charley NJ. Robbins and Miss Tallie
Keown, all of Anderson County.
Messrs. Will Lewis and Charles Gaillard,
two young white men, got into personal