The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-12-11

THURSDAY, DEC. IL.
Anderson Cotton Market.
December 10, 1890.
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Meet your Christmas turkey and your
Christmas presents ready.
The man who has not paid for his shoes
can't ever call his sole bis own.
Tennessee hogs are being sold in An
derson at 5 cents per pound gross.
It would be "a good time to burn out
your chimneys this rainy weather.
Mr.. Press Clinkscales has fine yoke
Of oxen for sale. See advertisement.
Eight million of bales is the estimate
placed on the cotton crop for this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Whitner have been
visiting the latter's parents at Rock Hill,
8. G.
Our young friend, W. r. Earle, of Fur
man University, has been spending few
days at home.
DIR. E. G. Frierson slaughtered an 18.
months.old hog last Tuesday that weighed
$40 pounds gross.
Editor Boggs, OF the Pickens Sentinel, is
in the city attending Court and the Grand
Lodge of Masons.
The Georgia farmers continue to bring
their cotton to the Anderson market.
They say it pays them.
Now Is the time to subscribe to the In
TELLIaENoER for 1891. We will give you
5 9 paper worth your money.
Be sure to read g. M. Tolly's new ad-
4 3vertisement, and you will know where to
go tosget your Christmas goods.
The Anderson Shoe Factory has placed
nearly all Of its machinery in position,
> and is about ready to begin work.
The Anderson Cotton Mills are now
working to its full capacity, and the cloth
is being sold as fast as manufactured.
Mr.. e. E. Henderson has purchased the
house and lot Of Mr.. D. 8. Taylor, on Nc.
Duffie street, near the Greeley Institute.
DR.. W. G. Brown, of Atlanta, spent
day or two in Anderson, his old home,
last week. His friends were glad to greet
him.
Prot. H. A. Johnston, who has been in
Columbia for some time, has returned to
this County, and will teach school at PEN
dleton.
There Is city ordinance against reck-
less driving and galloping horses at q
break.neck speed through the streets of
Anderson.
Capt. John W. Daniels has been retain
ed by the new administration as book
keeper In the Comptroller. Generals office
in Columbia
Mr.. Hartwell NJ. Aver, formerly with
the Charleston World, has located at Flor
ence, s.. c., and is now identified with the
Florence Times.
storeyille Alliance will meet next Sat
urday attwo o'clock. Business of impor-
tance will be transacted, and full atten-
dance Is desired.
Rev, j. F. Anderson will preach at St.
Paul Church next Sunday morning, at
II o'clock, and at Pickens Chapel at 3
o'clock in the afternoon.
We direct the attention of our readers in
and around Pendleton to Miss P. Erskines
advertisement, and advise them to 60
and see her Christmas goods.
Mr.. D. Geisberg will represent the Wes.
tern Carolina Land and Improvement Co.
In the Southern Immigration Conven-
! ton at Asheville next. week.
Todd Bros. have nice stock Of goods
for the Christmas trade, and our readers
should inspect them before buying else
where. See their new advertisement.
Miss Laura Nance, who has been teach.
Ing school at Eatonton, Ga, has returned
home. She will return to Georgia and
resume her school after the holidays.
=. Prof. T. w. Gary, who has been at his
fathers home in NewberTy County on the
sick list, has returned to Anderson and is
again at his post of duty in the P. NJ. I.
In his new advertisement this week, r.
8, Ligon tells of some Of the many good
things to eat he has in store for the pub
lie. Read what he says, and then give
him call.
Married, on. Sunday, November %.
1880, at Z o'clock p. m., by Rev. Z. P.
Phillips, at the parsonage, Mr.. w. 4.
Gambrell and Miss Carrie Barnett, all of
Anderson County.
Hill Bros. have nice line Of new goods
for the :Christmas. trade, and before buy
ing stheir presents we would advise our
readers to inspect them. See what these
gentlemen say in their new advertisement.
See what E. W. Taylor & Co. have to
say in their new advertisement and when
you are out buying groceries, confection-
cries and Christmas goods, it may pay you
We invite your attention to A. G.
Means new advertisement this week. He
is offering some rare bargains in shoes,
and at,the same time will sell you cloth
ing, hats, etc, at prices that will please
you.
On tomorrow (Friday) evening the
officers of Burning Bush Chapter, Royal
Arch Masons, will be publicly installed
in the Opera House. The friends of the
members Of the order are cordially invited
to attend.
Our clever friend, Messrs. Aaron We'll
born and c. B. Owens, of Pelzer, called to
see Us Monday and renewed their subserip.
tions to the INTELLlGENCER for another
year. They reported everything quiet in
their section.
Rev. C. G. Harmon will supply the
Anderson Circuit next year instead of
Rev. A. W. Walker, as was published in
the Conference appointments last week.
The Bishop made the change after Con.
ference adjourned.
Farmer L. E. Campbell has SOW from
which he has realized this year 1856 rs
lbs. pork, and still has pig to kill that
will weigh 20 lbs. net. She starts out with
as much prospect for next year as she has
had this year.
O. B. VsnWyck's new advertisement
will give you some valuable information.
Read 1t carefully, and if you are looking
for nice Christmas present, 60 and see
his stock of ladies' and gents slippers,
which he is offering very cheap.
C. F. Jones d Co. Lave a new advertise
ment in this paper, to which we invite
your attention. These gentlemen keep
their stock of goods full and complete,