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

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LOCAL NEWS
THURSDAY, DEC. -.
Anderson Cotton Market.
s December 11,..lSss.
Strict low middling........-.................. 81
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sStrict m1ddling 50
sGood middliDg. ,......... 81
5Strict' good middGng W
Receipts for the week ending Tuesday
Asnight, l,S04 bales.
Total receipts for the season-l6,575 bales
Eggs ara in demand at good prices.
Some of our farmers are still picking
seotton.
win people ever learn to close the
ioorss
a. q. Means rew advertisement will in.
terest you. Read it carefully.
There are some very fine mules being
brought to Anderson this season.
The INrELl aENCER is justly proud Of
its excellent corps of local correspondents.
The tax books will close next Saturday,
{ and there will be no extension Of the
time.
MCGEE q Ligon have something nice for
Christmas. See what they say in their new
advertisement.
Rev. Irl. Hicks, the famous weather
prognosticator. forecasts bad weather for
the Christmas holidays.
Miss Julia Cornog, popular young lady
from Occnee, is visiting her friend, Miss
Lois Watson, in the city.
Mayor Tribble is In Charleston this
week representing Hiram Lodge in the
Grand Lodge Of a. F. NJ.
A number of our farmers received ten
cents per pound for their cotton in this
market during the past week.
Miss Kate Cox, Of Bolton, has been
spending few days in Anderson with
her friend, Miss Lillian Slough.
Messrs. w. Y. Holland and John Snow,
9 two of Hartwelps most popular citizens,
spent day in the city last week.
Oranges were never. more plentiful or
cheaper in Anderson. The orange crop
is said to be very fine this season.
Mr.. Joseph r. FAINT has been appointed
United States Deputy Collector. Mr..
FAINT will make most excellent officer.
80 r. is - n.. f.. ~. ~,,r,o3 T., ~,
new home, on Whitner street, which he
recently purchased from Mr.. J. T.. McGee
Misses Emma and Agnes Norris, Of West.
minister, have been visiting Mr. a. w.
Guyson and family during the past week.
Peoples s; Burriss have a big stock of
goods for the Christmas trade, and before
making your purchases go and see them.
r. s. Hill, manager of the Alliance Co.
operative Store, has new advertisement
in this paper. Be sure to- read what he
says.
I obanon Alliance will hold meeting
on Saturday, 21st inst, at II o'clock p.
m. All OF the members are urged to
attend.
The Hessian fly is damaging the oat
crop in some sections of the State. AS
yet We have not heard of it in Anderson
County.
Reader, il you owe for the INTEIL1eEN-
GER come and pay us at once. The prin.
ters and the devil want little money for
Christmas.
e. w. Brown g. Sous have large stock
of Christmas goods, and it will do you good
to call and see them. Read their new ad-
vertisement.
Cunningham Bros, having decided to
: make change in their business, offer
their entire stock of goods at and below
cost for cash.
The latest news from the world of super
: stition is, that but few people will cell
bees, for fear they. will sell their luck,
never to be regained.
Prof. Morgan q. Looney will deliver a
lecture at Roberts Church next Monday
night, 18th inst. The public generally
are invited to be present.
Married, on Wednesday 4th. 1889, atthe
Presbyterian maDse, near Good Hope
Church, by Rev. r. G. Ligon, Mr.. P. T.
7on and Miss Sallie Long.
Mr.. 8. T. Craig has just received a lot of
new brands of cigars, which we have had
the pleasure of sampling. If you want
real good smoke, give Mr.. Craig call.
Now is the time to subscribe for the
INTELL1aENCER for 1890. Politics will
be lively next year, and we will keep our
readers posted on all that will concern the
public.
A notice of the dissolution OF the firm of
umn. Persons indebted to the firm
should read the notice and note carefully
what is said.
The clerks are wondering how many
holidays they are going to get during
Christmas week. They have done hard
work this fall, and deserve several days
Of recreation.
Jones, Seybt & Co. have new adver-
tisement on this page which should be
read carefully, as it will interest every
person who expects to buy goods in the
next few days.
The work on the cotton mill is being
pushed, and it will not be long before the
machinery will begin to arrive. The
stockholders should be prompt in paying
up their stock.
A meeting of the stockholders Of the
Anderson Cotton Mills was held In the
Court House on Monday, and set Of by
laws to govern the Company and it's Off
GERS were adopted.
There will be meeting of Hunters
Spring Alliance on Saturday, 14th of
!. December. Let every member be present,
as there Is business of importance to come
before the meeting.
Many fat porker has recently been
slaughtered in this County, and from
what we can learn there has been more
meat raised in this section this year than
any other since the war.
Mrs. Elizabeth W. Clement, widow of
the late Capt. VIM K. Clement, and
mother of Allen ". and Austin w. Glenn
ent, died at her home in Williamson on
Monday. She was eighty-nine years of
age.
Now is the time, says an exchange, to
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