The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-12-30
The Cotton Market.

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Next Monday is SAlesday.
After to morrow you may writs it 1897.
We still have a 'ev blank receipts on
hand.
Don't neglect TO make your return to the
County Auditor.
Anderson will witness great building
boom during 1897.
Make good resolutions for the new year
and stick to them.
The merchants and their employers are
now busy taking stock.
The Mayors Court has been right busy
for the past three mornings.
A large number of visitors have been in
the city during the past week.
The weather was delightful during the
holidays-clear, cool and crisp.
y large number Of -tndersonians spent
the holidays away from home.
The machinery for Anderson Cotton
Mill No 2. has been purchased.
The City Council has added another
mill to the school tax of the city.
Msj. A, R. B:oyles. OF Seneca, spent the
holidays with relatives in Anderson.
Rev. Lansing Burrows, D. D., of Angus
ia, Gu, is in the city visiting his son.
Mrs. L. A. Mcsmith has gone to Macon,
Ga, to visit her daughter, Mrs. Badger.
The old "grip" is prowling around again
as an epidemic, and has many victims.
The tax books will close 10 morrow, and
somebody will have to pay the penalty.
Col. E. L. Ewbanks, of the Charleston
Ners and Courier, spent yesterday in the
city.
Messra. ]. A. and G. C. Sullivan, of
Wofford College, spent the holidays at
| home.
No arrarg :ments, as far as we know,
| have been made to observe the Week of
Prayer.
A number of very pretty calendars are
being distributed by some of the firms of
the city.
The weather men missed their predic.
tons in regard to the Christmas weather in
this section.
The weather prophets say it would te
We'll to lay in good supply of fuel for the
next few weeks.
Msssrs. C A.. Milford and J. B. M,Gse,
Jr., of Abbevil!e, visited home folks dur.
ing the past week.
Col aod Mrs. ]. A. uoyt, of Greenville,
were among the visitors to Anderson dur
ing the past week.
Mr.. E. L Clarke, of Unioa, S. c., is in
the city visiting relatives. Union seems
to be treating him right.
Mr.. John H. Williamson, of Monroe, N.
c.. is in the city visiting the family of his
uncle, Mr.. W. 8 Lee.
Prof. J. Scott Murray, Of Mercer Uni
versity, Macon, Ga, came home to spend
the holidays with his mother,
DR.. Blue Noun ain Joe, who has visited
Anderson in the past few years, died in
North Carolina few days ago.
Dr.. W. T. Hunt, one of the Forks popu.
lar physicians, was in the city yesterday
| and gave Us an appreciated CALL
Col. Charlie Trumbo, one of the most
popular drummers on the road, spent the
Christmas holidays in Anderson.
Messrs. W. L. Hodges, r. c. and Med.
Thornton, of Hartwell, Ga spent Sunday
in Anderson, guests of the Chiquola.
Rev. r. G.. Pearson the noted evange
| list, begins a series of meetings in the city
of Greenville on the 10th of January.
The Anderson Cotton Mill closed down
Friday and Saturday to enable the eul-
ployees to enjoy the Christmas festivities.
Mr.. Joe Bowen was painfully hurt on
! Christmas Eve by cannon cracker ex-
ploding In his face, seriously injuring one
| eye.
27O was the lucky number that drew the
sideboard at j. 4. Austin & Co.'s, and
they request the person holding that ticket
to call and get it.
We regret exceedingly that we could not
accept all of the many invitations from
our friends to visit them and partake OF
| t,e Christmas feasts.
The Dispensary in this city sold over
$1,000 worth of the chemically pure" on
the day preceding Christmas A "step
towards prohibition.
Mr.. r. ]. Poole, one of our most pros.
porous and successful farmers, recently
slaughtered three fine hogs that netted him
1880 pounds of meat.
Miss May Miller, who has been spend.
ing senle time in New York, returned
home last week, and was warmly well
coined by her friends.
A negro living in the Mountain Creek
section accidentally shot himself Monday
evening" DR.. Townsend dressed the
wound, which is not serious.
When you need bill heads, letter heads,
elvelops or other stationery, send your
orders to the INTELLIGENCER Job Office.
Prices and work will be satisfactory.
The new County officers have received
their commissions and will take charge Of
their respective Offices on Friday. Sheriff
Green has appointed Mr.. E. G. Rose as
his Deputy.
An old Confederate soldier Of Greenville
who has never surrendered and did not
endorse the action at Appomattox, is or
ganizing company to 60 to Cuba to fight
the Spaniards.
Holiday tickets on the railroads will be
on sale again today, tomorrow and Fri.
day. These tickets will have the same
limit as those sold just before Christmas,
namely, January 4th.
Morriad IN Wadneodav nncan,hnr %