The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-12-21

LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 81, 1892.
Cotton is quoted at from 81 to 81 this
morning.
Only ten moro days, girls. and leap year
will be at an end.
DR.. L. T. Shirley, Of Central, was in the
city this morning.
Read Jones, seybt d Co.'S. new advsr-
tlsement carefully.
A merry Christmas to every reader Of
the 1NfELL1GE1CEn!
Remember, tho time for paying taxes
expires on the 3lst inst.
Remember, boys. and don't 90 near the
cotton platforms with your fireW orks.
The tax levy for Anderson County for
the next fiscal year will be three and nine
tenth mills.
Miss Mamie Hunter, Of Ca,hier's Val
10y, is in the city spending the holidays
With friends.
Mrs. A. T.. Furstenburg, who has been
visiting her parents in Georgia. has re-
turned home.
DR.. and Mrs. A. P. Jobnstone intend
spending the holidays with relatives and
friends in Newberry.
e. B. Murray. Esq, is in Washington
this weak attending to professional busi-
nsss. He will return Saturday.
A meeting Of the Stockholders Of tho
Bank Of Anderson will be held on the 3rd
of January. see advertisement.
Miss Susie Whitfield, student Of Weo-
leyan Femsle College, Macon. Ga, has
come home to spend the holidays.
The P. M. I. Cadets will have weeks
holiday, and mum Der Of them will leave
Tomorrow for their respective homes.
Tho business houses of the city are full
Of coed things for the inner man. and. the
beat part OF it, everything is very cheap.
We ars told that car load Of poultry
win Ne brought down from Pendleton
next week to the Anderson Poultry Show.
Mr.. W. h. Barnes, an old Anderson
boy, but who Is now living at Prattville,
Ala, has been spending few days in the
city.
Our young friend, Samuel Trow bridge,
has gone to Abbeville to engage in the
brokerage business We wish him sue
cess.
The banks and main business houses of
the city will be closed next Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday. Bear this in
mind.
The weather 10 very changesble in this
section. One day 1t 10 cool and clear and
the next day it il warm and cloudy or
raining.
Tho Abbsvills Press and Banner. Of last
week, says: ''Nr. Walter McFall. of Au-
derson spent last Sunday in Abbeville
with his best girl"
Rev. Dr.. Riley. Of Easley, preached in
the Presbyterian Church last Sunday
night, and his sermon was highly enjoyed
by the congregation.
The INrrILIaRNCER's Devil returns
thanks to "Ned Needle our Newell cor.
respondent, fer = pretty Christmas Card
received few days ago.
Mr.. j. D. Allen, of GAINESVILLE. Ga, but
formor citizen of Anderson County, was
in the city last Thursday aud gave the IN
TELLIGENCER pleasant call.
On Thursday and Friday OF next week
the Anderson Poultry and Pet Stock As
ISOLATION will have ita exhibition in the
Court House. Go and see it.
There will be general suspension Of
business in Anderson noxt Monday, Tues
Gay and Wednesday. This will give
everybody chance to enjoy the holidays
One need not be rich to enjoy making
Christmas presents. II IL 10. the value
OF what is given. but tho feeling which
prompts the gin that makes tho pleasure.
Mr.. e. N. Duckworth and family, of
this County, have gone to Texas to spend
q few weeks with relatives. We wish
them pleasant journey and safe return
home.
Tho Directors Of the Farmers' and Ner.
chants Bank met last Monday. aud, after
transncting other business. declared
dividend Of FIVE per cent payable OH and
ataer tho 3lst inst.
On next Monday, a8sh inst. there will
be a balloon ascension by Prof Roselle at
Piedmont, II the weather Is favorable.
The people generally are invited to wit.
nsss the ascension.
Married, on Thursday. Decem Der, Is,
1893. by Rev. w. B. Hawkins, At the resi-
denes Of the brides mother, Mr.. Clarence
Moseley and Miss Beulah Richardson, all
ofAnderson County.
II do hope," said citizen in the Post
omce few evenings ago, that when we
get Democratic Postmaster be will place
liEhi in here for the benefit Of the pub
iic." We secsnd tho motion.
Married, on Sunday, December 1s,
1892, at the residence of the officiating
clergyman, Rev. N. R Ballenger, in Eas.
ley, Nj. R. w. King and Miss Alice
Childs, both Of Anderson County.
The Sullivan Hardware Co., has just re-
are being offered at very low prices to
close out during the holidays. If you
want bargain gun, give the Company
call ut once.
The offerings iu the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday morning will be for
tho Thornwell Orphanage. The members
: VI S1o CouBIoSatiOu are uIReN 70 etCSnQ
. the service prepared to make liberal
contribution.
The cotton receipts for this season have
nearly reached $4,000 bales in this city.
This 10 msre than 1000 bales ahead of the
receipts 70 the Same time last season. Our
buyers are still paying New York prices
for she staple.
A telegram vac received in the city this
morning, directed to Mr.. A. E. Rice, of
this County, informing him that bis son,
Mr.. Amaziah Rice. who is resident of
Atlanta. Ca. was dying. No particulars
could be obtained.
An exchange says every time a cig.r
Dealer takes handful of cigars from a
box and spreads them ont on top Of the
show case for purchaser to select from
ne violates one OF the most stringent laws
OF the United States.
Invitatisns have been Issued by the
Anderson Dancing Club to its annual
ball, which will take place at the Hotel
ChiQuola on Tuesday evening, January
3rd. Bearden's Band. Of Augusta, Ca,
has been engaged for the occasion.
When you are ont sbopnjnp visit Huh-