The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-12-04
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 4, 1895.

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 4, 1895.
The Cotton Market.
Corrected By Brown, Osborne d Co.
Strict Middlipg ........". II
Gond Middling ........ ............ 7i
Strict Good Middling g................ .".....
Country produce is In demand at good
prices.
Cole L. Rlease, E'q., of Newberry, was
In the city yesterday.
Mr.. James T. Snow. Of Hartwell, Ga,
was in the city last Saturday.
The new advertisement ofthe Means Co.
speaks for itself Read 1t carefully.
Mra d Taylor has gone to Middleton,
Ga, to spsnd few weeks with friends.
The new advertisement of the Evans
Pharmacy tells you about Christmas nov
elites.
Note what the Brown Printing aud
Stationery Co. says in its new ADVERTISE
ment.
Whoever gives az Gnd prospers him,
will never have to stop giving for lack Of
funds.
More cotton Is sold from the wagons In
Anderson than any other town or city In
the State.
Col W. A. Neal, Superintendent of the
State Penitentiary, spent Thanksgiving In
Anderson.
Mr. Frank McGee, of Abheville. g. H
spent Thanksgiving Day in the city with
his parents.
Deputy Marshal Bailey captured q lot
OF blind tiser whiskey in the counery
few days ago.
Mr.J Fl. Clarke hos just completed
handsome and oommodious residence on
Bslton street.
Miss Lucia MCGOWAN. one Of Abbeville's
most popular young ladies, is in the city
visiting friends
A plumber of our citizens went to Glenn
SOD College last Sunday to hear Bishop
Galloway preach.
Just three weeks from to-day until
Christmas Now Is the time to select your
Christmas presents.
Ifyou need job printing OF any descrl2-
tinn send IA your orders. Our work and
prices will please you.
Next year Is campaign year. and if you
want to keep p1ated in all the news sub
scribe for the INTELLIaRNCER.
All agree that the people of Anderson
County are in better condition financially
than they have been in years.
When you break your leg. sprain your
ankle or fall off your bicycle. don't forget
that Orr d Sloan sell crutches.
Up to the 1st inst. Andersop's cotton re-
celpts for this season are II $40 bales.
Same time last year, 1852 bales.
Pickens Journcl: "Mrs. William Nc
Fail and son, Heury, of Anderson, are
visiting at Capt, ] L. Thornley's."
The license tax of one dollar day on
the .'mountain schnnners'' brings q nice
little revenue into the city treasury.
The public roads were never In better
condition at this season ofthe year. Good
work has been done on most OF them.
II you contemplate buying watches,
clocks, jewelry, etc, read what w. Il.
Hubbard says in his new advertisement.
The weather We are having is beautiful
The weather ia now penring winter, but
from the pleasant days one scarcely knows
1t.
!. a farmer 10 this County has sold nearly
one hundred dollars worth Of honey in the
civ this fall. Heeays bees are very profit
able. !
The bright season of the chrysanthemum
is sbeut over, This flower Is thing of
beauty and joy. 1t has had long reign
this year.
J. F. Rice, Esq. visited Columbia last
week and appeared before the Supreme
Court, and was enrolled as membsr of
the bar Of this State
Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Holleman, of Wal
halla, have been spending few days in
the city visiting the family Of their son,
Mr.. J. r. Holle man.
The School Commissioner will have
special examination for applicants to teach
ia the pub schools, on Saturday, 14th
inst. See advertisement
Mr. Thos Norris, who went to Spartan
burg ten days ego to spend few day g,
has been attacked by the measles and is
not yet sble to return home.
Subscribers to the INTELLIaENCER who
d. not get their papers regularly will do
us q great favor to notify US and we will
m IKE an effort to remedy 1t.
salesdey, as usual brought large
did q lively business The real estate sold
by the Probate Judge brought good prices.
Bear In mind that there will be no ex
tension Of time for aging taxes this year.
The books close on the 3lst inst. Pay up
now and avoid the usual rush the last few
days.
Miss seppie Bewley returned home from
Macon. Ga. last Wednesday. Miss Seq
pies friends gladly welcome her home
again.
Married, on Sunday, Decemhsr l. 1895,
BY r B. A Robinson. Trial Justice, and
at his residence, Mr.. Monroe j Banister
and Miss Edna M. Murdoch, all of Ander
son County.
Among the many persons who went
from Anderson to Atlanta last week tn see
the Expnsition was our clever friend. Mr..
r J. Webb. This was his first visit from
home in twenty-five years.
Msj. B F. Whitner received telegram
Saturday evening summoning him to the
bedside of hia son. Mr. Hugh Whitner,
who Is quite sick in Elberton, Ga, with
fever. Msj. Whitner left for Elberton
Sunday morning.
Have you corn to grind, or want some
real nice fresh meal and grits? If 80 read
Mr.. A. Fl O.borne's advertisement. he
has new mill. and grinds corn on Tues
days, Thursdays aud Saturdays. Give
him your patronage
Olio postoffice is to be re- established and
M Robert Smith will have charge of the
Office It will be opened just as soon as
the necessary arrangements can be com.
pleted This will be good news to the
people of that section.
The Masonic Grand Lodge meets in
Charleston next week DR. P. Ducket
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