The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-12-05
Local News.
WEDNESDAY. DEC. 5. 1900.
THI C0TToN sIARKET.

Good Middling-9f.
Strict Middling--9l.
Middling-9s.
Stained Cotton-8 to 9.
The grip and bad colds are claiming
many victims just now.
The demand for dwelling houses is
on the increase in the city.
The New Year will bring several
business changes in Anderson.
Mr. John T. Boggs, of Liberty, s. c..
was in the city lust week anu gaveusa q
call.
We have had any kind of weather
you could ask for during the past ten
days.
Mrs. Joe Provost, Of Charlotte, came
to Anderson last week to visit rcIa-
tiyes.
Large crowds are Ill the city every
day and the merchants are doing good
business.
It is rumored that G. c. McWhrtcr
will soon move 70 Andelso -Nerberry
ObserUer.
Eggs are selling ALTO cents dozen
in the city, aud the supply is not equal
fn the demand.
Mr.. II. A. j. Green, of Greenville,
was in town last Monday and gave us
an appreciated call.
Attention is directed to the fertilizer
advertisement Old. G. Brown & Bro.
in another coulumn.
Everybody is making preparations
for the Christmas holidays. which are
just three weeks off,
All the business houses were closed
anu things appearedlike Sunday in this
city on Thanksgiving Day.
Rural delivery of mail matter is
growing more popular. An effort will
be made to increase the service.
You have only q little moro than
threeweeks in which to pay your taxes.
There will be no extension of time.
lii their new advertisement G. f.
Jones g. Co. announce the continuance
of their cost sale until January 1st.
Santa Claus is making headquarters
atJulius II. We'll s. Co.'S. store, as you
will see by reading their advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. c. Allen, of Grove,
S. c., came over last week to spend n
few days with their son. Mr.. r. T.. AL
len.
The school at Bishops Branch, near
Pendlet0n, is without teacher, and
the patrons want to secure good
one.
The extra term of Court for the hear
ing of Equity cases will convene in this
city next Monday, Judge Hudson pre-
siding.
Read Osborne S. Osborne's adver-
tisement about stoves, tinware, crock
cry, glassware and toys. They mean
business.
Mr.. j. G. Burriss, Of Calhoun Falls,
has purchased farm near Barnes, in
Corner Township, where he will move
in o short time.
Don't forget your preacher and
print when settling up your debts.
They need little money about as bad
as stany one.
Bargain seekers should read the new
advertisement Of B. Hillman carefully,
and then give him call at Miss Lizzie
Williams old stand.
w. F. Cox Has let the contract Tor
the erection of two cottages on Orr
street. Others who own lots should
follow the Judges example.
Every member is urged to attend the
meeting of Chiquola Lodge, No. 80,
Knights of Pythias, to morrow (Thurs-
day. evening. at 7:30 o'clock!
mrs. Rufus Fant ana MRS. j. E. Brea-
zeale are in Rock Hill this week at
tending tho State Convention of the
United Daughters Confederacy..
Mr.. Ernest Poore, who has been
working for the Seaboard Air Line
Railway in Savannah for several
months. returned to Anderson few
days ago.
MF. J =. T. foilHsiiitt f1oillHsiiitt, inc genini repre-
sentative of the Ne,rs and Courier,
spent last night and this morning in
Anderson, where he is always q well
come visitor.
"a number of our merchants have
large and beautiful stocks Of Christ
mas goods. Watch the columns of
The INTELLIGENCERa and you will know
where to get them.
Quite q crowd visited the city last
Monday Salesday- despite the in.
clement weather. A lot of real estate
was sold ut public outcry and all OF it
brought good prices.