The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-12-25
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 25, 1895.
The Cotton Market.

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A happy Christmas to all our readers
The dealers In Christmas goods have
bad fine trade.
Sweet potatoes are In fair demand in the
city at good prices.
The weather for the past few days has
been most delightful.
Remember, the tax books will positively
close on the 3lst inst.
All business will be suspended in An.
derson the remainder of this week.
The City Council has decided to place
swenty more arc lights on the streets.
While enjoying your rich feasts of good
things, remember the poor and needy.
A large number Of Andersonians will
spend their Christmas away from home.
Quattlebaum & Cochran offer a house
and lot for sale or rent. See advertisement.
The wedding bells are ringing in every
section Of the country. We like to hear
'em.
Mr.. j. r Callahan, one of Honea Paths
popular merchants, spent Sunday night in
the city.
Miss Bertha Sharpe has returned to
Converse, after spending several days at
home.
Miss Lizzie Hand, Of Greenville County,
is In the CITY visiting the family of Mr.. r.
M. Hand.
DR.. J. W Marshall, Of Abbeville. spent
few days in the city last week visiting
relatives.
Miss Annie Mahon. of Williamson,
visited friends In the city the latter part
of last week.
Miss Lizzie Carpenter, Of Elberton, Ga,
is in the city visiting her brother, Mr. s. l..
Carpenter.
The weather signals will hereafter be
displayed from over the Mayors office on
Brick Range.
The doll offered by Mr. John T Burriss
as Christmas Gift was won by Miss Ida
Maddox, No. 423
A counterfeit ten dollar bill was passed
on young salesman In the city last Sat-
urday by negro.
A fve.room house and lot, on Bolton
ptreet. Is offered for sale on easy terms.
Sse advertisement.
Mr.. 8. o. Humphreys, having sold his
| possessions In Rock Mills Township, has
moved to Donaldsville.
Prices Of the Chemically pure" are to
be raised ut the dispensaries with the be.
ginning Of the new year,
Mr.. Paul Diver and wife. OF Atlanta,
Ga are spending the holidays In Anderson
with the formers parents.
A house and lot on Main street is offered
for sale on easy terms Read the adver-
tisement of Mr. F. M. Butler.
Rev J. j Neville has decided not to go
to the low country to Rpend the winter,
bat will remain III Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Herbert Barnes. who
were married afew days ago 10 Prattville,
Ala y ere in the city lust week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Sharpe have return
ed to Nashville, Tenn. Mr.. Sharpes lovely
BRIDE made many friends while in Ander-
son.
The attention Of the city taxpayers is
directed to the Supply Ordinance of the
City Council, which Is published in another
column.
Nearly all of the Anderson boys who
are attending college in distant places
have come home to spend the Christmas
holidays.
/ Cotton seed reached 1871 cents bushel
one day last week. The com mpetition
among the buyers Of seed in this city Is
right lively.
The farmers have learned valuable les.
son this year Ia substituting home fertiliz
ers for gusao. They should continue. the
same next year.
County Supervisor Snellgrove now. has
two fne blood hounds at the convict
stockade. He received them last Thurs
day from Georgia.
We have added quite number Of new
subscribers to our fist this month, and we
have room far many more. Now is the
time to subscribe.
Married, at the residence Of the BRIDES
mother, on December 10 1895, by John
n Glenn. Notary Public. Mr.. Hugh Nix
and Miss Eta Gray.
People should notSend packages of any
value through the mails without having
them registered. There are some rascals
In the postal service.
The trustees Of the Graded School have
decided to open the school on Wednesday,
January 1st Parents are urged to send
their children promptly.
t>sFire crackers and all kinds of pyrotech.
nanss,sre cheaper this year than they have
o0ifeSpO'>spgly delighted.
mr. ' + " VIC GurIasy, youngest daughter Of
nov In ,bis c2rmerly of Anderson,
Messss. q. B. and visiting her uncles,
Married, by the Rev.,
rbnredsy' December 10. t. O. Ligon, on
dence of the brides uncle. Mias tne resl
Mr.. Y. Hal Watson and Miss Maize Nay
both of Moseley, 8. O. "
Mr.. Baylis Clarke, OF this city. who la
been 10 the United States postal service 10
some time, has secured permanent post
ton on the Southern Railroad between
Atlanta and Charlotte.
Married, on Wednesday evening, De
cember l8, 1895, at the residence OF sh
brides father, by Rev. r. J. Williams
Mr.F. B Acker and Miss Mary Mattison
all of Anderson County.
Mr.. Fred. G. Clark and family, who hav