The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-11-13

THURSDAY, NOV. 13.
Anderson Cotton Market.
November IL, 1880.
Strict low middling. ......... 8
Middling. 81
Strict mlddllng .............. ct
GOOD m1ddllng............. ........... 9s
Strict good middling ............. ......... 81
Don't forget to pay your taxes.
The bird hunters are having fine sport
now.
Thursday, 9th inst, is TLauksgivi ng
Day.
We hope We will now have long rest
from politics.
This glorious Indian Summer is happy
preclude to winter:
Mr.. W. A. Holland, Of Laurens, spent
Monday night in the city.
VIII. Frierson offers some fine real es.
tate for sale. See advertisement.
Anderson is we'll represented at the
Slate Fair in Columbia this week.
Mr.. James H. Bewley, of Laurens, is in
the city visiting his mothers family.
Eggs are still in demand. They were
worth 20 cents dozen last Saturday.
Mr.. Robert Nicholson will open his
school at Carswell Institute next Monday.
Last Sunday was one of the most pleas.
ant and delightful days We have had this
year.
few Of them having laid in their winters
supply.
Our people are making preparations for.
the Methodist Conference, which is just
two weeks off.
Cotton continues to come in very rap.
idly, notwithstanding itis gradually de.
6 Ginning in'price.
It takes about four yards of satin,
thirty-six inches wide, to. make the fash
ionable neck-tie now.
81 A Division of the Sons Of Temperance
will shortly be organized at Beaverdam
Church, in this County.
Our young friend, Eugene Orayton,
who has been resident Of Alabama for
some time is now at home.
"a good blacksmith can find work at
Cooks Station, on 8. v. R. R. Apply to
a. W. Mckee at that Office.
Be sure to read what the Sylvester
Company have to say in their new adver-
t1sement in another column.
rrho C.or,roo,t ~ 1ho Ta,5,, c,,,a.
will be celebrated in the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday morning.
This week the School Commissioner ad-
yertises the apportionment of the public
school funds. See advertisement.
I Several Of our low country exchanges
5 say that Gen..J. II. Earle will soon move to
BirninRham, Ala, to practice law.
~ The Quarterly Conference for the West
Anderson Circuit will be held, next Satur-
) day and Sunday at Bethesda Church. :.
Hon. B. F. Crayton and Gen. W. W.
Humphreys are among those who are at
E tending the State Fair from Anderson.
$ Mr.. s.. q. Starks, of Elbert County, Ga,
& and brother-in-law of Gov. Iillman,
spent day or two in Anderson last week.
%. Col.E. P. McKissick, the fat and jolly
s representative of the Ne,rs and Courier, has
Is been spending two or three days in the
city.
Married, on Sunday, November 2, 1890.
- by Rev. 3. M. King, Mr.. Robert Kay and
= Miss Minnie Simmons, both of Anderson
County.
The machinery for the shoe: factory is
now arriving and being placed in position,
and in fen, more weeks will be ready for
business.
bia this Il week attending i the State h I Fair.
His Office, therefore, will be closed until
Saturday.
The public schools of District No.. 7
Z will open next Monday, 17Lh inst, and
those of No. I3 will open the first Monday
In December.
+; Belton Lodge, No. 13o, A. F. NJ, will
meet next Saturday, 18th inst, at 81
O'Clock. The members are urged to
attend promptly.
There will be meeting Of the Ladies'
= Auxiliary OF the Y. M. G. A. in the parlor
sof the Hotel Chiquola next Monday after
), noon, at O'CLOCK.
s. Gam. Stafke, who lived with Mr. Abner
Strickland, in this County, was shot and
killed by an unknown white man on the
streets Of Abbeville few days ago.
Married, at the residence Of the brides
brother, on Sunday, November, 9th, 1890,
) by B. F. Shirley, Trial Justice, Mr.. GEN
s eral Donald and Miss Cora Brown.
- 2 se.s-- y ~ ~ a
- - Mr.. D. @. Flynn, one of our live mer-
chants, has gone to New York to lay in
another big stock Of goods. Our readers
will hear from him when be returns.
,S Several loads of cotton were on our
Ga. It pays to bring cotton to Anderson,
even If you have to haul it fifty miles.
We were glad to have call last Friday
from our good friend, Mr.. J. P. Prince, OF
the Antreville section. He has made
good crop this year, and looks happy.
o. B. VanWyck, the genial proprietor of
che Shoe Store has q new advertisement
In this paper. When you want a pair of
shoes, be sure to see his immense stock.
. The annual report of the Commissioners
OF Pensions at Washington shows the
number of pensioners in South Carolina
to be 563, Of which Anderson County has
IL.
There is still a good amount Of cotton
; in the fields yet to be picked, and it is
generally believed that the crop will turn
out much better than was supposed a few
weeks ago.
II Married, on Monday, November 8,
., 1890, by R:B. A. Robinson, Trial Justice,
at his residence, Mr.. George r. Casson
aud Miss Minnie L. Jones. All of AM
derson County.
OF the fund contributed to pay for the
telegraph bulletins, there remained an
nneXpended balance of S3.95, which has
been turned over to the building fund of