The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-11-27

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LOCAL NEWS
THURSDAY, NOV. q.
Anderson Cotton Market
November q, 1890.
Strict low middling. g.........:..........-..... s
Middling .,
Strict mfddling .......... 9t
Good middling .........:. Ss
Strict good middling .............. 95
Be sure to read Mr.. D. G.. Flynn's new
advertisement.
Mr. L. T. o'Barr, Of Reed Creek, Ga,
has moved to Anderson.
A number Of our farmers are holding
their cotton for better price.
Remember, the tax books willibe closed
on the 18th December. Pay up.
The girls say the Conference is COM
posed Of fine-looking set of men.
See what G. S. Minor, of the "Ten Cent
Store" has to say sbout Santa Claus.
The public schools of Martin Township
will open next Monday, 1st December.
Next Monday is salesday. Several
tracts Of land will be sold BY the Master. :!
The Mayors Court turned into the city
: treasury last Monday morning S6loO IN
3 fines.
Mr.. A. b. Carpenter, OF Pelzerr, gave the
s INTEh1LaENcERa q pleasant call TUESDAY
morning.
Watch our advertising columns, and
you will know where TO buy your Christ
s mas goods.
An organ grinder with q trained mon
KEY has been amusing the little folks OF the
city for a day or two. & So
If you would prosper and be happy,
pay the preacher and the printer; don't
forget or neglect them.
The persimmon crop Is said to be plen--
ifuI. /. How refreshing brimming mug
+ of 'simmon beer would be-.
Mrs. "A. L. Brown, of Bolton, will sell q
& tract of land to the highest bidder next
Monday See advertisement.
Our handsome and genial friend, John
r. Callahan, of Honea Path. has been
spending few days in the city.
To-day lis Thanksgiving Day: It will
be generally observed throughout the
S country by suspension Of business.
Rev, John E. Carlisle is here attending
the Conference. He has many warm
4 friends here who are glad to see him.
The many friends Of Rev. Rufus A.
Child are glad to see him on our streets.
He is in, attendance on the Conference.
Mr.. r. E. Brown, Of Blackstock, s. G.,
Z: Is spending few days in the city. The
low country seems to be treating him well.
4 iMiss Lillian Herndon, one of Walhal-
! las most charming young ladies, is in the
! city visiting her friend, Miss Jennie
Nicholson. ,s..--,---
Mr:,J.M. Riddle, one OF the proprietors
and the business manager Of the Lancaster
Rcvie,o, is in Anderson as delegate to the
Conference. 81.
Mr.. r. J. Langston, who represents the
marble works of Theo. Mefkwalter, Au-
gusta, Ga, has been spending few days
In Anderson.
sa IO-QayE.(Iu (IuauRSSVEuS lay Ue!uR q
National holiday, both, the National Bank
and the Farmers and Merchants Bank
will be closed.
a number of our citizens will go to Co.
lunbis next week to witness the inaugu.
ration Of Gov. Tillman, which takes place
next Thursday.
The work7 or building Eureka Church,
to, Iyuo1 il
rapidlE and it is expected to dedicate 1t
about Christmas.
When you want blank, land deed or
mortgage, call at the INTELLIGENCER
Office. We keep supply of them on
Z hand all the time.
The city fathers are doing some good
! work now in fixing our street-crossings.
This is permanent improvement and
money well spent
81 The past few weeks haYe been very IA
s. vozable for picking cotton, and in some
sections Of the County nearly all of the
crop has been gathered.
70 An observant exchange says it takes
more religion to hold man level in
s horse trade than it does to make him
shout at campmeeting.
We have several invitations to eat
Thanksgiving dinners in various sections
Of the County to-day, and regret that we
can't accept all of them.
Married, November 16, 1890, BY Rev. D.
I. Spearman, at the residence Of the brides
mother, Mr.. J. g. Timms and Miss Matte
Timms, all of Anderson County.
Ms, ~ non;o1, ,f.n, ~, ot,,oo.o oF
several months In Alabama, has returned
g to Anderson and will engage in business
with his father, Mr.. J. A. Daniels.
Our townsman, Mr.. Jos. G. Stribling,
who has been sick for several weeks, is
able to be out again, and will open his
sc5ool next Monday. See advertisement.
DR.. M. L. Sharpe has sold his property,
two miles south Of the city, to Mr.. David
A. Shelton, one of Anderson County.s
energetic and prosperous young farmers.
Married, on Sunday morning, November
%, $780, by r. B. A. Robinson, Trial JUS
tice, at his residence, MI. E. W. Ashley,
Jr., and Miss. s. G. Shaw, all of Anderson
County.
Married, on Thursday, goth of Novem-
ber, 1880, in the Presbyterian Church at
Pendleton. by Rev. T. G. Ligon. of Town
willie, Mr.. Jas. r. Tribbie and Miss Mabel
n. Jefferson.
We were glad to meet our old friend,
MI. Albert Bradley, Of Hart County, Ca,
on the streets of the city last Thursday.
He brought over a load of cotton to sell
8 incur market.
- Married, on Sunday afternoon, .Movem-
ber23, 1890, by r. B. "A. Robinson, Trial
Justice, at his residence, Mr.. J. q. Nelson
and Miss Rosa NJ. Campbell, all of An
sderson County. -
Twenty five bales OF cotton from Ebert
8 County, Ga, were sold I'M the city last
Saturday. The Georgia farmers say it
pays them to bring their cotton to the
Anderson market. -
We are requested to announce that the
colored Alliance will meet in Anderson
on the first Thursday in December to
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