The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-12-17

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THURSDAY, DEC II.
Anderson Cotton Market.
December l6, 1891.
Strict good middling ........-...... y
+aood niddling ..-..,.... :..............-.-.. 70
Strict hvfddling ~
Middlir.g
Tas demand for dwelling houses in the
sity is On the increase.
Anderson must have another Building
and Loan Association.
Good, fatturkeys are selling in the city
irom 60 to 75 cents each.
Trial Justice F. B. MclBee, of Greenvil'e,
lVaain The city on Monday. c :.
The priee.ef cotton is still at zero, and.
collections are awfully slow. 81,
Miss Mellula McAdams, OF Due West, is
visiting relatives in the. city. -.
j. w. Qnattlebaum, Esq, adYertises a
holse on Riyer street 10 rent. - - :.
The q flying Jenny is doing good bu-
slness, despite the hard times.
"a number; of Anderson County farmers,
we are told, have not yet sold bale OF cot
= ton. a n -.
Nearly every many you meet is COM
plsahfngof someof the symptoms of the
grip: s2 E isis
"A number Of the Anderson lawyers are
sttendinS the Supreme Court in Columbia
s this week. ~ =
i around now, and our people should watch
them closely.
1,ha man who thinks he knows himself
. usually thinks he knows everything that's
worth; knowing. !.
tsis said that there will be surprise
wedding in Anderson before many more
weeks willroll around.
Mr. J. A. Clinkscaies, of Martin Town.
ship has rented OF. his plantation and Is
going to move iato the city.
Tne public schools Of District No. Q will
close next Monday, Flat inst, and reopen
che frst Monday in January. =.
You will have no trouble in securing
your Christmas goods, If you will consult
the columns of the INTELLIGENCER. so:
Mr.. Il. E. Brown, of Blackstock, 8. O.,
gave the hes1ETELIIGENcER q call last Fri
I day. BE has been visiting relatives and
s friends in this section.i ,s.;-$e:.
The time for paying taxes has been ex-
tended, but you should pay up as soon as
yon get the money, as lis debt yon
Can't get out Of paying. -
Anderson,s white barber says he has re.
cent? y.hhayed and cut the hair of two An
gels. They were both from the noun
tains Of North Carolina.
q Mr. F&I r. Gambrell has purchased from
:, Dr.sR Divver q house and lot on West I
Markst Street, near the s. V. r. r. depot,
anti VIII move into 1t shortly. 80. ).
81 THE Times, We know, are hard, but this
should not keep any Of our readers from
paying. their preacher what they have
promised on his salary for sthisyear.
Mr.. VIII. Mattison, of the P. rev.
6s b. &. has been off of duty for week
or two on account: of stheagrip, and has
eehsVisiting his homeinthis County.
eur genial friend, Nv. r.. CroWther; of
thu .Antfeville esection of Abbeyille Couu-s
tys wasi Anderson Monday and paid his
) annual visit TO the INrK1IiaENcER office.
The greatest attraction that has ever ap-
M hn IND
be here next Monday night We allude
to the Boston Symphony Orchestral Club.
MI Oscar Moore, accompanied hy, his
l, sisters, Mrs, Wilson and Miss Ola, are In
Greenwood attending the marriage of the
Rev. Mr. stackhouse and Miss Annie
Greene.
Married, on: Sunday, December 6, 1891,
by Jeremiah Yeargin, Trial Justice, at his
residence, Mr.. Thos. ]. Broadweil and
Miss Florence sV.sAyesy, all Of Anderson
County. ss 49,
Rev. T. 6. Ligon, who mas recently been
8 appointed pastor OF the Nj. T.. Church at
Lexington, s. O, lis expected to pres ,h in
I the Methodist Church In Anderson next
Sunday.
Son Tuesday afternoon pair Of specta-
scies were picked up from the sidewalk in
I owner can get them by calling at the In
3T1ELIaFNoER Office.
We are glad to learn that our young
friends, Walter McFall and Clarence Tolly,
who have been quite sick for several
weeks, are now on the road to recovery,
and VIII soon be out again.
The German Club of the city are arrang.
Ing to have two most delightful entertain.
ments during the holidays. They will
& take place at the: Chiquola on the evenings
OF the 29th and 30th inst.
Mr.. ]. a. Bradley, who lives on. the
other. side Of the Savannah, was in the
city last week. Friend Bradley has
large number Of warm friends in Ander-
son who are always glad to meet him.
Rock Mills Alliance will hold an i'm
{ p6rtant meeting next Saturday afternoon,
at2 o'clock, and will be addressed by the
I County Lecturer, Mr.. J. B. Watson. The
members are urged to attend promptly.
Nov, Mr. D., you are surely not
one of those who think that woman can
not keep 8 secret.'' "Certainly not
Miss E." he replied. "Quite the con-
trary. 7 never heard Of your giving your
age away."
Dr.. p Anderson has gone to his
home in Ninety-S to spend few days.
Something like la grippe has attacked
him, and he needs few days rest and re-
,c1peration, but will soon return to the
duties ofhis Office.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. sherard;, of Now
berry were In the city last week. The
Latter will spend several weeks in this Sec
tion with relatives. Mr. Sherard is very
well pleased with his new home, but says
business is dull there.
Rev. T. c. Ligon will preach at Beulah
Church, two and one.balf miles northeast
of Fiercetown, on Wednesday night. 23rd
inst, at early candle light. The friends
Of the congregation are cordially invited
TO attend the services.
i. h{esars. A. N. Todd Il Co., the druggists,
have placed on our desk q new and 7ovel
lamp chimney cleaner, for which they
have the exclusive agency in the city.
No household should be without this
cleaner. IT Is cheap and Simple.
We are indebted to Messrs. Taylor &
Crayton for samples Of their fine imported