The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-01-30
Anderson Cotton Market.
ssi5ss5 January %, 1890.

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ext NJ onday is salesday.
All Of the schools Of the city arc well
attended now.
Have you made your return to the
County Anditor2
Basure to read OR & sloan's new ad-
b yertissm6nt.
G. q. Richey q Bro. want beef cattle.
e See; advertisement.
The frat shad for the season were sold
Sin. the CITY last week.
Mr.. Frank E.. Harrison, of Walhalla,
spent Tuesday in The city.
:ss5s al. {: Carey, Esq, Of the Pickens bar,
spent Tuesday in the city.
Mr.s John D. Gill, of San Jose, CAL, was
registered at the Chiquola last Friday.
Counterfeit dollars are in circulation in
I several sections ofthe State. Look out for
them e g. .szs5s
II you viii read Kay & Bakers new ad-
rsrtisement you will learn how to make
6 money.
THE appointment Of rMr. Russell az POST
master hasnot yet been confirmed by the
Senate
Old King Cotton continues to make
dailyarrivalsi in the city in large quanti-
ties, too. go
Mr.J. J.H: simpson has opened q stock Of
! goods in: Brushy Creek Township, near
Piedmont. 3
The InTEILl eENcER has added fifteen
;newgnames to It's subscription list since
The last issue.
Court is in session at Abbeville this
week. q VILE open in Anderson next
1 Monday week
Three Of fonr citizens, who we're down on
the river fishing q few days ago, caughta
sveEs large raccoon.
J: turner's from some sections OF the
Comfy report. the fl ~ meking havoc Of
thessmsll grain crops.
Mr.s 8. "a: Deal, OF Grove Station,
Gresnville County, paid: the INTEIL1aEN.
SCER acall last NJ onday. - -
Nj: e. B. Kay, of Martin Township,
s killed q hog few days ago that netted
him 6es pounds Of meat.
The tax. books will close to morrow
1 Friday night. There will be but few
delinq quents in Anderson County.
This is election year, and already 1t is
5SSconside defed suspicious when you see some
nltiyating the art Of handsha haking.
Tie Sacrament of the Lords Supper
willsbe celebrated at Roberts Church next
ssnnds and at ToWnville the Sunday fol.
lowing.
A portion of the annual report Of the
County Treasurer is published this week.
The re,nainder will be published in our
next issue.
II the farmers, lose. their meat on account:
sof the warm weather,s they have this CON.
ssolatio ,t won't cost much at present
I prices to buy more.
4: I Messrs. J.H. Hagan & BIO, who have
been doing 8 mercantile business at CAL
{ honn, in this County, lhaye failed. Their
liabilities and assets are unknown.
Married, ,on Thursday evening, Janu-
ary::2.s,, 1890. at ;the1 e1esidence Of the bride,
sby ReY.;B B. Hays Mr. A! !E. Rice and Mrs.
Il. Hall, all OF Anderson County.
Married, in Dorchester Church, on Sum.
day morning, January 26, 1890, by Rev.
sG.. NJ Rogers, i. ,Wm.; Crymes and Miss
R.H: Harris, all Of And County.
policeman Mckinney treated a number
s:of his friends to an oyster stew at Bolts
restaurant Saturday night. the INTEL11-
aENoER reporter being one OF the crowd.
11Er. J. s. Fowler, having determined to
J increase higgrocery business has secured
s the services Of Mr.. ]. Reese FAINT, who
will be glad to have his friends call and see
{ him
5ss 5s MI: g.. Riley, ofthis County, who
\ has recently returned from Florida, has
accepted q position in the store of Messrs.
Kay 6 Baker. He will be glad 70 have
his friends call and see him..
Hill Bros. havea new advertisement in
/ this psper, and twill pay you TO read it.
They have in store large assortment Of
I garden seed. which are being sold at
three papers for! FIVE cents.
Married, ION Thursday evening, Janu.
sarY %, 1880, at the residence of the brides
{ father ) g, Campbell by Rev. D. E.
SFrierson, Mr.. r. IS. Harbin and Miss X.
! iB: Campbell, all OF this County.
..Ah Lyon fatter me-" said a certain
young man to a lady friend with whom
Shei was conversing few nights ago.
emo, don't,' vas the reply, "you
couldn't be any fatter than you are"
The Trustees OK the puplic schools of
Martin Township are requested to meet at
/ the resid dence of Col. r. B. A. Robinson
1naxt Saturday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock, for
the purpose Of signing school claims.
The Concord (N: C) Standard, Of last
week, says: '.B. YanWyck, a large dry
goods merchant of Salisbury, made an as
alignment u few days since to Lee s. Over
4 man: Liabilities So 900, assets $4,000.
Is meeting of:the stockholders of the
Anderson Tannery and Shoe Company
will be held this Thursday evening at
3 5..30 O'Clock. twill be an important meet
Sing, and every stockhclder should be pres
i. ent.
Mr.. P. J.. Coppedge, of the New York
Tiacket Store, corner Main and Church
streets, win have something to say to our
i readers next week. He has large stock
3 OF garden seeds, which he is Offering at