The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-12-12
Cotton Market.

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 5, 1894.
Cotton Market. "
Cotton is quoted this morning as follows:
Middling, s.; good middling, 81; strict mid
Cling, 81.
Total receipts up to last night, 2l,2o5
bales.
Same time last year, 1s.5os bales.
3 Christmas trade is increasing each day.
a ball is being talked of for the holidays.
You may begin to hunt up those new
year resolutions. IN
H.H. Watkins, Esq, spent several days
in Columbia laat week.
Miss Mamis tlreeson, of Mccormick, is
visiting friends in the city.
Numbers Of farmers say they have not
/ yet finished picking cotton.
The next meeting of the County Alliance
viii be held on January 11th.
G. r. Jones & Co.'s new advertisement
will interest the ladies. Read 1t.
Times are hard, 80 they say, but old
Santa Claus is coming just the same.
The city butchers are furnishing their
patrons with some extra fine beef just now.
We are forced to carry ovsr several in
teresting communications until next week.
Already the prophets are beginning to
g prophecy that 1895 will be great fruit
year.
seybt says If you want bargains in dry
I goods call on him. See his new advertise.
ment.
Miss Ditma Gilmer, who has been visit.
ing friends In Columbia, has returned
home. II
All the railroads are going to put on sale
the usual Christmas holiday excursion
! tickets.
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The time is drawing near for closing the
{ tax books, and there are lots of people to
s pay yet.
Tho price Of cotton does not vary much.
s It is generally believed that it has struck
I bottom.
The work on the electric plagsat High
Shoals has commenced and is being push
cd rapidly.
]. D. Atkins is now running the ferries
! over the Tugalo and Seneca Rivers at An
dersonville.
Persons indebted to Brownlee & vandi-
yers are notified to settle at once. See
their notice.
Christmas Is only two weeks of. The
young folks are hoping for fair weather
during the holidays.
Mr.. W. =. Miller is erecting neat cot
tage on South Main street, just belo " Capt.
r. x. Norris home.
Abbeville is having q poultry show this
week. Anderson Is represented both by
visitors and exhibits.
y An exchange says one OF the sweetest
things In neckties IS a rue love knot made
by the girls own hands.
The Chester Reporte,, says: "Miss Annie
Richardson, OF Anderson, is wishing Miss
Hallie Lucas, Of this County,"
All sorts Of goods are being sold cheaper
! in Anderson than ever before. Don't take
/ our word for it, but come and see.
Mr.sW. H:;Barnes, an old Anderson boy
who Is now citizen of Memphis, Tenn,
Is spending faw days in the city.
The regular weekly prayer meeting will
: be held at ths Presbyterian Church to-
morrow afternoon at half past O'clock.
There seems to be an unususffy large
supply Of turkeys this season, judging from
the number being brought to this market.
Now is 9 coed time to buy your Christ
nsspresents. The columns Of the INTEL.
\ LIaENcER will tell y.a where you can get
them.
The Evans Pharmacy have pretty line
of goods for Christmas presents, and is
Offering them cheap See new advertise
s menf.
Many of the Anderson boys and girls
who ara off attending college are expected
home next week to spend the Christmas
holidays.
One Of Anderson's contractors says he
has already secured contracts for the erec-
ton OF several handsome buildings in the
early spring.
The Knights of Pythias are increasing in
numbers in the city. New members are
being iniated at nearly every meeting Of
Chiquola Lodge.
!" How's Trader" is question that the
Tent Cent Store talks about this week in
It's new advertisement on the other page.
Read it carefully.
The Washington correspondent of the
jNes0s and Courier says A. J. Vandergrifft
has been appointed postmaster at Bamil-
z Ton, in this County.
Twenty Eve head Of fine, pretty Ken
tucky horses were sold in the city yester-
: day at auction, and averaged about one
hundred dollars each.
Mr.. Jesse T. King, Of the Meals Creeh:
section, has accepted position In the Ten
Cent Store, where he will be pleased to
greet his many friends.
Reader, have you paid your subscription
to the INTELL1aEKoEE? If not, do 30 at
once, so the printers can enjoy little Of
the Christmas holidays.
The preliminary hearing of the parties
who are charged with stealing whiskey
from the Court House did not take place
last Friday, but was postposed until next
Friday.
Married, on Sunday, December 2, 1894,