The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-11-28
Cotton Market.

Cotton is quoted this morning as follows
Middling, st; good middling, 81; strict goot
middling, So.
Total receipts up to last night, 1850
bales
Same time last year, 14,o94 bales.
Egga are in demand now at good prices
Reader, have you paid for this paper tina
you are reading?
The weather We are now enjoying il
simply delightful.
Mr.. Johu. G. Acker has gone to Texa
on prospecting visit.
In spite of "the times'' all of US have
much to be thankful for.
Read the Auditors Assessment notice
which appears in another column.
Remember, all the public Offices ant
business houses in the city will be CLOSED
tomorrow.
just four weeks until Christmas, ant
now is the time to advertise your Christ
mas goods.
Mr.. and Mrs Berry Allen, of Lowndes
Vile, have been visiting relatives in ano
near the city.
While you are enjoying your rich din
ners tomorrow remenl Der some poor anc
needy neighbor.
Next Monday is Salesday. Considerable
real estate and other property " i'll be sole
at public outcry.
Rev. T. G. Ligon, of Leesville, who ha:
been attending Conference, is in the city
for day or two.
Miss Lillian McDavid, one of Due
Vests popular young ladies, is in the
city visiting friends.
Several new cottages and school house
are being erected by the Anderson Cotton
Mills on Factory Hill.
Several of cur citizens enjoyed lively
fox chase few miles northeast Of the city
last Thursday morning.
A farmer was heard to remark on the
streets few days ago that the Antis were
responsible for cent cotton.
Rev. o. L. Martin has gone to Chester
to attend the annual meeting of the South
Carolina Baptist Convention.
The merchants of Bolton will observe
Thanksgiving Day and will close their
places OF business tomorrow.
Rev. N. J. Holmes, of Greenville, will
preach in the Presbyterian Church next
Sunday morning and evening.
Messrs. J. G. Milford and j. A. Gala
ham, TWO of Honea Paths popular mer'
chants, were in the city Monday.
Mr.. r. D. Sloan, Of Piedmont, spent
Saturday and Sunday In the city, and gave
the INTELL1aENCzR an appreciated call.
Persons indebted to Dean, Geer & Moore
or to M. A. Dean, should note what they
say in an advertisement In another column
MIR. G. r. Makepace, of Providence, R +.
engineer of the Anderson Cotton Mills
has been spending few days in the city
The many friends of Rev. G. P. Watson
will be delighted to know that the Confer
ence has returned him to Anderson fol
another year.
Miss l. G. Hubbard is having nice
dwelling house erected on College Avenue
and Mr.. L. G. Hatcher Is building cot
tage on Orr street.
Our young friend, Lawrence q. Carlisle,
agent for the Southern Railway at Hodges
spent Sunday in the city visiting bis father
aud other relatives.
The Young Peoples Baptist Union will
hold Thanksgiving in the Baptist Church
this evening, at 1880 o'clock. All are cor
daily invited to attend.
Our young friend, T. W. McCarley, oi
TownVille, has accepted position in @. g.
Minors store, and will be glad to serve
his friends at any time.
Ifyou want to forget you are in the land
Of the living for the time being, 60 to the
Opera House next Saturday night and see
Boyd's Modern Minstrels.
The County Board of Control has been
ordered by the Governor to turn over to
The city and County their share Of the
profits from the Dispenssry.
Messrs. r. J. Hutohison, E. J. Hucka.
bee, J. T. Barnes, r. 81. Moseley aud D. l.
Barnes, of Lowndesville, hav been visit.
ing the city during the past week.
Col. J. L. Orr, OF Greenville, made 8
hurried visit to Anderson during The past
week. His many friends are always de-
lighted to greet him in his native home.
Mr.. q. MeGee and wife, Mr.. John
Ellis and Rev. J. A. Brown, of Due West
came up to attend the missionary meeting
in the Baptist Church last Sunday evening
The residence of Mr.. Wesley Ashley, in
the Honea Path section, was burned or
the night Of the 18th inst. He saved near.
ly all of his furniture and other household
goods.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church
were quite successful with their bazaar
last Thursday. They we're literally pat.
ronized, as their receipts aggregated abou
$135 90.
Messrs. Gossett & Brown have decided
to move to Pelzer about the first of March
and they are still Offering bargains in shoes
as they do not want to have to move any
of their stock.
The time is now short, but wheat, oats
rye and barley may yet be sown and in
dependence secured for another year
Don't trust entirely to the big corn cEoI
ne are now harvesting.
If you want good mule or horse, cal
on J. P. Donahoo & Co., at McGruder's
stables. They will have another lot from
Tennessee bY Salesday. See their ad9er-
tisement in another column.
90 on the excursion to Augusta tomor
row and you will have pleasant holiday
There will be special coaches for ladies
and good order is guaranteed, and there
will be policemen on the train.
An electric storm visited this section las
Friday night, but We have heard Of M
damage. A heavy rain fell in some sec
tions of the County. Next day was clear
and bright, and felt like May day.
Married, on November %, 1894, at the
residence Of the brides mother, in Able
vile County, 8. O., by Rev. John B. Her.
ron, Mr.. J. NJ. Gray, OF Anderson County
and Miss M. E. Hall, Of AbbeVille County
Our young friend, Mr.. w. W. Sadler
formerly of this County, but who has beer
engaged in business at Carrollton, Ga, fol
some time past, has gone to Columbia to
enter the Presbyteria Theological Semi
nary.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Bleckley have returned
home from Hot Springs, Ark, and they
oro 1poru1v ualconod nv their manV