The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-11-22

lrOCAL N EWS
WEDNESDAY, NOV. %. 1893.
Oh, how we would like to see cotton 90
Ito ten cents pound.
Call on us If you want good job printing
done at the lowest living rates.
Mr.. P. B. Langston, of Pelzer, spent
few hours in the city yesterday.
Anderson County has FIVE students in
Furman University at Greenville.
The public schools of Hall Township
will open next Monday, 9th inst.
Anderson County is well represented at
the Augusta Exposition this week.
Strong drink has caused many good
mans down fall. So haYe banana skins.
Several cases of the grip are numbered
among the patients Of the city physicians.
The weather prophets seem to be cor
rect. so far, in the prediction OF coming
cold winter.
The South Carolina Conference of the
NJ. R. Church convenes In Sumter on the
9th December.
| A light snow fell In the Blue Ridge
Mountains last Wednesday morning. We
felt 1t down here.
It will be of interest to you to note what
Taylor d Crsyton say in their new adver-
menG this week. Read it.
Cotton is quoted this morning as fol-
lows: Strict good middling, II; good
middling, 70; middling, u.
Anderson County now has twenty
eight patients in the State Lunatic Asy-
lumn-eleven. males and seventeen fe-
males.
Hog cholera is raging In some portions
of the State. Persons who have fnt hogs
should not delay butchering at fret oppor'
tunity.
| Christmas will soon be bore. So boys
and girls had better be careful not to
offend Old Santa Claus, or he may pass
them, by.
Remember that the banks will be closed
and The cotton buyers will be off the mar
ket on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday,
30th inst.
The Augusta Exposition is now IN full
blast, and as the P. R. q w. G. r. r. are
offering very low rates, our people should
| not miss 1t.
Married, November II, 1893, in Fork
| Township, near Tugaloo River, by Rev.
T. .. Ligon, Mr.. r. E. Mosely and Miss
Ada Durham.
Married, at Pelzer, on November 20.
1898, by P. B. Langston, Notary Public,
Mr.. Elijah Osborne and Miss Annie Grant,
all OF Anderson, County.
The tracts of land which we're adver-
tised tn be sold at Pelzer last Tuesday.
have been postponed until Thursday, 3oth
inst. See advertisement.
Mr. VIM. G. Miller, who has been
spending a few weeks in Abbeville Coun.
| ty, has retarned to his home In this city
greatly improved in health.
Miss Lizzie Reese, who has been in
Columbia, visiting the family OF Capt. W.
B Lowrance. left that city last Saturday
to visit the Exposition in Augusta.
Rev. DR.. Riley, Of Plckens, filled his
regular appointment at Midway Church,
last Sunday, and came to the city and
preached in the Presbyterian Church at
night
The Legislature meets In Columbia next
Tuesday. We will endeavor to keep the
INTELLIaENoER readera posted on all
matters of importance that will come be-
fore 1t.
A house and lot ON East Boundary
street and 81, 900 (par value) Of Alliance
Store stock are offered for sale. See ad-
vertisement Of w. Qunttlebaum in an
other column.
Married, at the residence OF Mr.. M. q.
Graham, on Tuesday, November Il, 1888,
by ]. NJ. Broyles, Notary Public, Mr..
Ernest D. Graham and Miss Mariah Pal
mer, all of the Fork.
Dean, Geer d Moore have new adver.
tisement in this paper. and we advise you
to read IL carefully. They have big stock
of general merchandise, and their prices
will please you. Call on them.
| We are indebted to Mr.. W. A. Neal, Su.
perintendent, for the annual report Of the
Board of Directors and Superintendent OF
the South Carolina Penitentiary for the
fiscal year ending October 81, 1898.
| Mr.. John F. Bronson, who Is represent
| ing the New York Life Insurance Com.
pany, Is spending few weeks in the city.
MIR. Bronson Ia an intelligent; genial gen.
tlemen, and makes friends wherever he
goes.
The folks are not crowding the County
Treasurer to any considerable extent IN
Lii -{akx tN pn S1no
rest assured there will be no extension
this year, as the time for closing the books
Is fixed by law.
Brownlee 6t Vandivers will offer until
Christmas some special bargains in every
line Of their goods, and they have big
stock to select from. Read their new ad.
vertisement, which will give you all nec-
essary information.
The Stats Supreme Court Court will
open its fall session on Friday, 2eth inst,
and the Eighth Circuit will not be called
before Monday, January 18th, 1884. Ap.
plications for admission to practice law
must be fled on or before December 9th.
We had the biggest crowd in the city
last Saturday OF any day this fall, and the
merchants had all they could attend to.
All of the neighhoring Counties were rep
resented in the city. People know where
to come to get their goods at low prices.
Mr. Geo. F. King, Of the Pendleton Sec
ton, expects to move with his family to
| Texas in two or three weeks. Mr.. King
Ii an upright. worthy citizen, and, while
we regret to see him leave our County,
we wish him much success In his new
home.
Married, at 10. 80 o'clock, this (Wednes-
day. morning. at the residence Of Mr. A.
L. Welch, by Rev. o. Y. Bonner, OF Due
West Mr.. John N. MoDill, of Donalds.
Vile, 8. c., and Miss Ida F. Stone, of shis
city. The couple left on the 1l.15 train for
the home of the groom.
The prize of IS, offered by Messrs. Orr
& Sloan to the person who would grow
the largest turnip from seed purchased of
them, has been awarded to Mr.. John
Thompson, an energetic farmer of the
Waco section. His turnip weighed nine
pounds and one ounce.
W. K. Sanborn has an advertisement In
another column that will interest every
reader of the INTELLIaENCER. He offers
his entire stock of stationery, blank books,
pens, inks, pencils, Christmas and holiday
cards, etc., at New York cost. Give him
call and secure bargains.