The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-12-04

5000 QMlddllng-7s.
Strict Middling-73.
Middling-7s.
Mrs. A. S. Todd and children went to
Spartanburg last Saturday.
County Supervisor Vandiyer has q
bridge to let. See advertisement.
Weather prophet Hicks was off on the
November storms which he promised.
Mrs. T. j. Chapman. of Columbia, is
in the city visiting her sister, Mrs. M.
b. Pitts.
i 4, ane piece of property is offered for
sale at Westminster by Mrs. Doyle.
See advertisement.
Miss Roberta Heard, of Eiberton,
Ga, is in Anderson visiting her friend,
Hiss Eileen Mauldin.
Andrew c. Todd has gono to New
berry, whore he has accepted a position
in the Observer Office.
Last Sunday was most beautiful,
pleasant day, and oil the city churches
udU laTR0 cOngr0gaClOnS.
There is great demand just now in
Anderson for dwelling houses. Some
body should build few.
They say this is going to be hard
!5inter, as bald hornets are building
their nests in the tree tops.
c. E. Harper, the new collector of in
ternal revenue, took charge Of his of
fice last Monday in Greenville.
Read the new advertisement Of Levy
d Co., who are still closing out their
stock of goods at bargain prices.
The Baptist State Convention con-
vened in Florence yesterday. Ander-
son County is we'll represented there.
| 1t is penitentiary offense for any
person to open or molest the mail box
es along the rural mail delivery routes.
John T. Bursiss, of tihie city, has been
awarded the contract for putting tin
roof on big building in Atlanta, Ga.
Anderson is to have hergood citizen
ship swelled by several gentlemen from
the County moving into town this win
ter.
Mrs. Victor B. Cheshire has gone to
Sp3rtanbnrg to be with her husband,
who is employed in the Journal office
there.
Miss Annie Furman and Rev. E. r.
Pendleton, OF Fayetteville, Ga, were
married at Clemson College on Thanks
giving Day.
The negroes of Anderson County
have gotten up very creditable ex-
hibit for the negro building ut the Ex-
position in Charleston.
II. G.. Anderson, one of Abbeville's
popular young mer chants, spent few
days in Anderson last week visiting his
parents and other relatives.
John a. Austin, Of the Magnet store,
is prepared to furnish you your goods
for Christmas, as you will see by read
ing his new advertisements.
You have just four moro weeks in
which to pay your State and County
taxes. Pay up now and avoid the rush
the latter part of the month.
Our people certainly must believe in
frnit culture, as there were representa-
tives of two nurseries here recently
with large consignments of treeso
The hunters are having long tramps
after the feathery tribe, but "killed
time" is the only game in evidence. At
least, that is all that has been shown
us.
Persons who have any claims against
the County should read the advertise
ment in another column of j. s. Clar-
dy, Clerk of the Board of Commissions
ers.
Renters are leaving the farms by the
scores and are moving to the factories.
They say that short crops and shorter
prices ;ire the prime causes for chcir
quitting the farms.
A considerable quantity of wood is
being hauled to town these days. 1t
will only be n few years, however, be-
fore we will all have to burn coal, as
wood is getting scarce.
We do not publish anonymous COM
munications- The full name of the
writer must in every case be given, not
necessarily for publication, but as
guarantee of good faith.
According to announcements "Blind
Tom," the eighth wonder of the world,
gave one of his entertainments in the
City Hall, and every one who heard
him was more than pleased,
just three weeks from to-day antil
Christmas. The employees of the
stores and other places of business in
the city are wondering Hhow many holi-
days they will have during that week.
|. On Tuesday. 18th inst, II. L. Nc