The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-01-01
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LOCAL NEWS
@ WEDNESDAY, JAN. l, 1896.

LOCAL NEWS
| @ WEDNESDAY, JAN. l, 1896.
The Cotton Market.
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Be careful now and write it 1895
The measles are still prevalent in the
city.
The Blue Ridge mountains are covered
with snow.
: J B. Humbert, Of Laurens, spent Mon
day in the city.
A number of the citizens of the city are
!! changing residences.
A happy Nav Year tn all Of the r,aders
(, Of the INTELLIaNEoER
In making your new year resolutions,
make good ones and stick to them.
Chief Constable FAINT spent the holidays
at home in Anderson with his family.
The merchants and their clerks are now
very busy taking stock. It big job.
We bave new supply of blank receipts.
If you owe rs anything call and get one
A number Of the P. M. I. Cadets went
home to spend the Christmas holidays.
Make your return promptly to the
County Auditor. Delay causes trouble.
Quite number OF our citizens spent the
holidays in Atlanta seeing the Exposition.
Judge J. Fl. Earle will preside at the
February term of Court for this County.
Watch night services were held at the
Methodist Church at midnight last night
Next Monday is salesday. A. lot of
valuable real estate will be sold at public
outcry.
Remember that the INTELLIaENcER
Office is headquarters for all kinds Of legal
blanks.
Mr. D. A Smith, of the Walhalla Coss-
rier, was registered at the Chiquola last
Monday.
Mr. w H. Wilson sdvertisea some valu
able city and suburban property for sale.
See advertisement.
wife--."sThe fashion of making New
Year calls Il dying out" Husband-"Not
among creditors,"
Mr.. o. B. VanWVck has determined to
move To southwest Georgia, where he
Will engage in business.
Anderson must take many steps forward
during 1896, and she can do It II every
citizen will do his duty.
The Anderson Disrenaarv sold nearly
| one thousand dollars worth of whlskey on
] the day preceding Christmas.
:Ex.Chief Justice Bleckley. Of Atlanta,
i is in the city visiting his brother, Mr.. s.
Bleckley, who is seriously i'll.
If you have claim against the County
yon should file It with the Supervisor on
or, before next Monday, when the Board
meets.
Mfe. Marr Johnson, Of Walha'la, has
\ been spending the past week in the CITY
visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. b. Bree--
zea.e,
Every mail Ia bringing us new sub
scrfbera, but there is no danger of crowd
ling as. We have room for mary more
names.
Nearly all of the young ladies and vrung
gnntfemsn who are attending distant COL
feyea came home to spend the Christ mas
holidays.
+ Prof j w. Gaines. who ia at the head
I,of d flourishing school at BamberR, g. c.,
apant the holidays visiting his parents in
this County.
1895 must be verv remorselul when 1t
looks back over Its 365 days and considers
oil the deviltry and crime 1t has ushered
into the world.
Almost any man can convince himself
by inspecting, bis pooketbook that the
shortest days Of the year come about
Christmas time.
Prof. j. Scott Murray, Of Mercer Uni
/ veraity, Macon. Ga. has been spending the
HOLIDAYS in the clty visiting his mother
and other relatives.
Up to Last night Anserson's cotton re-
/ ca'pta for this season aggregate total of
t2i, ISL bales, or 2959 bales less for the
Same time last season.
| After the regular services In the Presby
| tariau Church next Sunday morning
meeting of the congregation willsbe held
to elect three deaeons.
The cold wave signal was hoisted Mon
day at o'clock p N. and In few hours
the wave reached Qs. Since then We have
hzd real winter weather.
Cupid has been doing some lively work
| in this section during the past ten days,
| as will be seen by the number Of marriage
notices published In another column.
Mr.. H II. Acker. Of Varennes Town
ship, bas moved into the city and Ia oocu.
pying hia dwelling house on South Main
street. His children will attend the Grad.
ed School.
The girls will now have chance. This
i. the fret day of Leap Year. It Ia raid
that several of them have their ewes on
Officer Dillinpbam, the handeome bachelor
Of the city police.
Mr.. and Mrs. W M. Wilcox, with their
children, Of Elberton, Ga. spent laat week
In Anderson visiting relatives. Their visit
was a source Of much pleasure to their
numerous friends.
Ifyou want one of those dictionaries we
are Offering so cheap tn the sn bscrihers to
the eINTKLLIGENCER, you should come at
once and get it, .s We have only limited
number on hand.
| Mr.. w H. Broyles. of Columbus. Ga,
has been spending few days In Anderson
Visiting his brothers, Msssrs. A. T and
John P. Broyles. His old friends were
delighted to greet him.
Prof ]. G Harmison. of the Colnmbia
Business College, spent a few davs In An
derson last week with bis family. We
are glad to know that he is succeeding
very well in Columbia.
The Christmas holidays passed off very
quietly and pleasantly in Anderson. Near
ly all business was ausper ded for fnur
davs. and visiting and big dinners were
INDUCED in by everybody.