The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-12-10

Fl THURSDAY, DEC 10.
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Anderson Cotton Market.
December Q, 1881.
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Mrs. DR.. Pickens and Miss Conyers, of
Pendleton, are visiting Mrs. Rutledge Os-
borne.
Ihs tax books will close next Tuesday,
and there are large nRmber who have
not yet paid their tax es.
So Persons who have eaten it in the dark
say that q worm in q chestnut gives it the
flavor Of spring chicken.
Up to Tuesday night about l5,6O0 bales
OF cotton had been received in Anderson
since the LIST of September.
3 Mr., John Martin, brother Of Mr.. Jo-
seph Martin, OF this city, died in Brooklyn,
g N. Y, on Noven Der 26th.
We are indebted to our young friend,
James r. Moorhead, of Ocala, Fla, for a
map of Marion County, Fla.
s4s Prof ]. w. Gaines, the popular Prioci-
4. pal of the Williamson High School, spent
last Friday night in the city.
The hSTELLIeEEcER was glad to have
call from its old friend, Mr. W. O. Garrett,
OF the Pe1zer section, last Monday.
County Treasurer Payne had written
g only 5,S25 tax receipts up to Tuesday
evening. This leaves large number yet
TO pay.
a. N. Todd & Co. have nice lot o,
goods for the Christmas trade, and will
sell them very cheap. See their new ad-
vertiaement.
Thanks to friends who have paid their
subscriptions in the past few days. We
shall be glad to be visited by others on the
game mission.
~ Mr.. ]. l.; jolly, few days ago, shipped
3 q pair Of his fine Beagle pups to F. 3,
thinner, editor of the Fdnciers Review,
aGloysrsville, N. Y.
Ths z. M. 9. A. next Sunday afternoon
Cox Subject: Christmas" Scripture
I lesson Luke 2 $50.
Mr.. ID: E. Carlisle has purchased the
houseand lot on Church street, recently
occupied by Deputy Sheriff Green, and
moved into it last week.
Eoms one who has lost pocketbook and
) changsf call at Sylvester Bleckley Compa-
nR's Store, snd identify same, pay for this
{ advertisement, and get same.
The notes and accounts of the Estate of
the LATE DR.. NJ. G. Parker have been placed
in the hands Of J. W.. Quattlebaum for
collection. see advertisement.
Mra. Hannah ,Partin, one of our clever
q friends. inithe Corner Township, a few
days $50 had q 14-months-o old pig slaught-
cred that netted her S75 pounds Of meat.
Our people will hail with delight the
/ announcement that Rev. Chas. B. Smith
has tesn laturned by tine Conference to
B the pilstorate of the Anderson Methodist
Chursh.
The public schools in Williamson
Township, District No. 8, will open the
first Monday In January next, and the
same salaries will be paid teachers as in
I the past.
Married, Oh Sunday, December. s; 1891,
s at the residence of the brides father, W.
Robertson, by Rev. M. McGee, Mr.. J.
R. King and Miss Maggie Robertson, all of
this Connty.
Mr.. d. A. q. QUITS, formerly soliciting
4 agent for the defnnct Charleston World,
Spent Sunday In Anderson. He is now
presentiDg the Atlantic Phosphate Com
pany Of Charleston.
The, weather was cold and disagreeable
on Ea1esdsy, but despite this fact large
crowd Of people were in the city. A great
deal OF land was sold by the Master, and
II brought good prices.
We are glad to welcome our young
friend, John Lawrence, back to Anderson.
BE Is still weak and thin from his long
inness, hut is slowly building up, and will
Il soon ti6 himself again.
man isels great deal better when
debts, eVen II he has less money to spend
during tina holidays. Pay your debts If it
diyests yo1 Of Christmas luzuries.
Mrs.. Caroline Watson, of Hopewell
Township, was stricken, for the third
time. .a few days ago with paralysis, and
{ e now ia 9 critical condition. Her friends
i fear that the disease will prove fatal
issss Invitations are out to the marriage Of
Z. Mr. O. II. Martin and Miss Maggie MCGEE,
which takes place at the home of tho
brides mother, Mrs. M. e. McGee, at
sTRiggf, on Wednesday evening, 18th inst.
Capt Elias Day. of Easley gave the IN
IL.
while Il: the city. He has the contract for
building thesnew Court House at Pickens,
sand .is progressing very well With the
Nork. 4 81 - .s5..S: s.,
Mrs, James A. Dralfa, of Martin Town
z ship, who hns been critically i'll the past
two .!. wseEs ss,l is now rapidly recovering, we
friends VIII be delighted to hear Of her re-
scoyery. .t:}
onr;IV Viiliamston correspondent announ-
wees $he death Of Dr.. J. W. Crymes, which
We know will be heard with deep regret by
his many friends and acquaintance
throug ghout this section. Williamson has
.,slosta good citizen.
Mr.. Z. 0. Kirkpatrick, Of Donalds, has
been spending few days in the city. Our
y young friend has had long and severe
sickness,a but Is now mending rapidly, and
we hope he will never have cause to take
another done Of phy.ic.
Mrs g.. A. Simpson, of Amls, Ala, is
now: Waiting her brother, Mr.. G. 3. Ward
Jaw and sother relatives and friends in
khfs County. Mrs. Simpson will spend
several weeks In this section, and her old
friends will be delighted to greet her.
We aslz the attention Of our readers to
y. ii: Collins advertisement. Mr.. Col
! Inns bookstore IS full Of pretty things for
the Christmas trade. and if You want to
select "a present for friend, go and see
these goods. The prices will please you.
Tho Grand Lodge OF A. F. NJ. is in ses-
sion III Charleston this week. Hiram
Godgssjs represented by its Worshipful
Masters Capt. T. F. Hill. Mayor Tolly,
who ia an officer in this Grand Lodge, was
unable to attend on account Of sickness in
his family.
The: brain fthe average parent is be.
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