The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-11-20

THURSDAY, NOV. 20.
Anderson Cotton Market.
- - November 10, 1880.
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Rev. A. a. Marshall is In Atlanta.
House room is very much in demand.
The Legislature meets next Tuesday in
Columbia.
Rev. W. liking is arranging to settle
his family in Anderson.
Ellis q. Graydon, Esq, of Abbeville,
spent Tuesday in the city.
'Possums arefully ripe, and the crop is
said to be better than usual.
Anderson is receiving considerable cot
ton this season from Georgia.
Mrs. Lula Hillhouse, of Greenville, is
in the city visiting her mother, Mrs. Nc
Fall.
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Quite crowd from Anderson County
attended the State Fair in Columbia last
week.
The public schools of Rock Mills Town
ship will open the first Monday in De-
cember.
The Knights OF Pythias will meet in the
Masonic Lodge Room Tuesday evening, at
8 O'clock.
Postmaster Russell has purchased the
house and lot of Mr.. L. P. Smith, on Riy-
I or Street.
Mr.. R. "a. Jackson offers two good houses
advertisement
- Mr.. u. i. Dobbins has purchased Mr..
John Catlett's livery stable, and will do
livery business.
80 The tax books close on the 18th Decem-
ber. Don't put off paying your taxes
until the last day.
.5Es Mr.. B.K Beacham and wife, of this
city, have been visiting friends at their
old home, Abbeyille.
Bring your eggs anG chickens to the city
s. at once. Our folks want something to feed
the preachers on next week.
The public schools Of Garvin Township,
District No. 3;swill open on the first
Monday; in December.
On Thurtday, 9th inst. Thanksgiving
Day-the business houses of Anderson will
& close their doors from IL o'clock a. m. to
s 2p.m.
Broadway Alliance will hold an impor-
z tsnt meeting next Saturday evening, at
o' clock, and the members are urged to at.
tend promptly.
About one hundred of the delegates to
. the Conference, which convenes here on
the 26th inst (, will reach Anderson next
Monday evening.
s 50: Rev. r. 3H. Smith will deliver his
famous lecture, 'America as have seen
it. y at Dorchester Church on Wednesday
night 2eth inst.
s Mr.. d. O. Flynn has returned from New
York; And next week he will tell our read-
ers something about the many bargains he
has in store for. them.
An exchange says coffee will be cheaper
after. the first of January. The export dn-
5 ty from Rio de Janeiro will be reduced
from: ito per cent.
The Charleston World, in its Citadel items.
says: "Cadet. 5McCulIy is fast gaining q
reputation as "a poet. The latest poem is
2 an ode on;chemistry.
DR.. John Wilson. OF williamson, called
81; to see Us one day last week. BE is still
quite feeble, but we are glad to know that
he is gradually improving.
II you wish your paper changed from
one post Office to another, please give Us
the place from which as we'll as to which
you desire the paper sent.
Col. r.. jameson has changed his postof.
fee address from Piercetown to Cason, 8.
: q. Persons having business correspondence
with him should note the change.
Our people are beginning to buy their
Christmas goods. Read our advertising
- columns, and you will know where to get
the best goods for the least money.
A special meeting of Belton Lodge, a.
=, M. will be held next Saturday morning
q at 10 o'clock. The members are urged to (!
attend promptly, especially those in
- arrears.
Married, on Tuesday, November II,
1890, at the residence of the BRIDES father,
d BY Rev. G.. M. Rogers, MIR. w. A. jordan,
+ and Miss s. J. Clardy, all of Anderson
!. County.
At meeting of the State Agricultural
and Mechanical Society in Columbia last
Vice President from the Third Congression-
al District
Married, on Wednesday, November II,
1890, by Rev. II. B. FAINT, at the residence
81 OF the BRIDES mother, Mr.. George W. Nc
- Lane and Miss Kate Campbell, all of An
derson County.
The Methodist Conference convenes in
Anderson next Wednesday, 26th inst.
Our people are going to do their best to
Z make the stay of the preachers in our
midst pleasant.
Mr.. W. II. Kay, of Broadway Town.
ship, will this week move to Bowersville,
Ga. He is one of Anderson County's best
young citizens, and we regret to see him
leave our section.
Married, on Sunday morning, Novem
ber 9th, 1890, by S. l.. Boleman, Notary
Public, at his residence in Fork Township,
Mr.. John B. Nixon and Miss Mira s. Bal
ley, both Of Hart County, Ga.
Miss Mallie Strickland, and Miss Lena
z Robinson, two popular and charming
young ladies of the Craytonville section,
are spending few days in the city With
4. Dr. Strickland's family.
Married, on Tuesday, November II,
1890, at the residence of the officiating min
- lister, Rev.. d. Talley, Mr.. Walter Stegall.
of Anderson County, and Miss Minnie
stegall, of Pickens County.
j. W. Quattlebaum requests us to say
that he is ready to pay the managers of
election. The Chairman Of each precinct
will call at his Office and get the pay for
The managers at his precinct.
Mrs. Amanda Earle, wife of DR.. ]. W.
Earle, died at the home of her son near
Pickens on the 18th inst. She was born
and reared at Pendleton, and was daugh.
ter of Mr.. Berry Benson, deceased. :.
WANTED-A reliable man to act as agent
f. for the Hammond Typewriter In the city
of Anderson and vicinity Address Civ.