The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-11-23

LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, NOV. %, 1892.
Eggs are in demand now at fancy prices.
Florida oranges are abundant and cheap.
1893 almanacs have made their appear
ance.
The fruit tree agent is now delivering
his goods.
We are thankful that we will have no
moro politics until 1894.
Local news items are about as scarce as
dollars with us this week.
Nj. A. E.. Norris, OF Hodges, is spend
5 ing few days in the city.
Mrs. NJ, @. Randall, OF Pendleton, wss
In the city Monday shopping.
People should not throw orange aud ba-
mana paelings on the pavements.
The total receipts of cotton In this city
this season are nearly Is, 900 bales,
Have you paid your taxes and your
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Tomorrow is Thanksgiving Day. No
business will be transacted In the CHI.
The Democratic rooster will give way
to the Thanksgiving turkey TO morrow.
Mr.. W. G. Simpson, Of Toccoa, Ga, is
in the city. visiting friends and relatives.
Il While enjoying your Thanksgiving
dinner Tomorrow, remember your poor
\ neighbor.
The Legislnture convened yesterday.
The Anderson Representatives are in
their sests.
- Df. B. A. Henry, Of Lowndesville, has
decided to locate in Anderson, and will
move up In lew dsys.
Ella Gaines, negro woman. was sd-
Judged a lunasic and carried to the Asy.
lum in Columbia Tuesday.
Miss womb and Miss Humphreys,
Of this city. attended the State Ball In Co.
lumbia last Thursday night
We had the pleasure of meeting DR.. B.
l A. Mattison, one of McCormick's popular
physicians, in the city Tuesday.
w. a. Hawkins, of Piedmont, killed
two hogs that netted 728 pounds. They
s were only ten months old each.
Miss MAY Rassell is now in charge of
school in Brushy Creek Township, hay.
Ing begun her work last Monday.
u. N. Mangum has moved from this
County to Greenville, where he has open
ed q restauran: and grocery store.
Jas. p. Gossett q Co. have something
9 shoes. Read their new advertisement.
], Is said that sugar fifteen times sweeter
than that produced from the cane Is being
made from cotton seed. What next?
sss Christmas IL just one month off, and
the little folks are anxionsly and patiently
Sawaising the visit from old Santa Claus.
w hen the lawyers wife threw her arms
around him and asked for the price of
3 new bonnet, he said II am pressed for
money .ss:e
Thanksgiving turkeys with friends to-
morrow, and We regret We can't accept all
ofthem.
Now is the time to SOW wheat" said
an old substantial farmer to US the other
day and urge the farmers to BOW good
crop of i"
Every one feels better now that the
8 election Is over. Let us all 60 to work
with new energy and build up our homes,
4 onr State and our country.
Last Sunday was one OF the loveliest
days that our section ever has the pleasure
ssof experiencing, and the Churches Of the
city bad large congregations.
Alex. Simpson, the white man who was
struck In the bead with an axe by his
VILE few weeks ago, is recovering
slowly, and will soon be up again.
Z 81. H. Watkins, Esq, went to Green
VILE yesterday to be present at the mar
riage Of his friend, Dr.. Dodson. Of Dom
nalds, and Miss Stahl, Of Greenville.
The Commissioners of election, both
State and Federal, requests us to say that
they win be ready to pay off the managers
OF election on Salesday in December.
Our old friend, Mr.. j. M. welborn, and
his wife and daughter, Of Garvin Town
ship, were in the city last week and were
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Office.
The information from Columbia is to
the effect that Mr.. W. A. Neal, of this
County, will be elected Superintendent
OF the State Penitentiary without any
trouble.
It II said that several citizens of this
County have recently made q pile Of
money on cotton. Ono citizen, we are
told, made hfty thousand dollars on cot
ton futures.
The State Fair in Columbia last week
Mas big success, and was largely at
tended. Tho exhibitors from Anderson
County came off with good share of the
premiums.
we hope our Honea Path and Lowdes-
vile correspondents have not forgotten
us. An occasional letter from them would
be appreciated by the readers of the IN
T,rILIaEsCER.
Mr.. Fritz Keller, from Brenerhaven,
Germany, landed in New York last Mon
day and is expected to reach Anderson
this week to visit his brother-in-1aw, Mr..
j. II. YonHasseln.
Mr.. 81. L. Mcdonald spent few days in
miuole Ooufel6 iaSt Week, ana was so well
pleased With the country chat he purchas.
ed 8 tract of land there. he says land is
cheap and very productive.
Mrs. Margaret Simpson, OF Pendleton,
lnd the venerable mother of Col. r. w.
Himpson, is in the city visiting relatives.
Ebe has host of friends in Anderson
Who are always delighted to greet her.
Hartwell (Ga.) Sun s'Two brothers of
Robt. Carter came in on the train Wednes-
day afternoon. They were on their way
10 South Carolins. where they 20 to look
into the causes incident to their brothers.
DEATH"
The banks and all the business houses
in the city will be closed tomorrow
Thanksgiving Day. Services will be
held In the Presbyterian Church at 11.3O
q. m. Everybody is invited to attend the
services.
W.T.. Townsend. Administrator OF the
late VIM. 81. Rampey, will sell some val.
uable real estate at public outcry at
Lowndesville On Wednesday, the l4th of
December. See advertisement In another