The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-12-18

Strict Middling-Ts.
Middling-74.
Chicken and turkey thieves season
has begun. Look out!
DR.. r. Frank Smith, of Easley, was
in the city last Monday.
You can begin now to prepare those
| good New Year resolutions.
There are now twenty-four prisoners
confined in the County Jail.
Don't talk about hard times SO much
and times will appear easier.
County Supervisor Vandiver visited
Columbia and Charleston last week.
Clemson College has closed for the
holidays and will reopen January 2.
The first drove of hogs from Ten
nesseo arrived in the city last week.
All reports indicate that great area
is being put in wheat in this County.
In giving your children presents
give them something useful and sub
stantial.
Mrs. Eugene FAINT went to Abbeville
last week to visit her mother, Mrs.
John Leslie.
Old Santa has just week. in which
to collect all that is necessary for the
favored ones.
Mrs. VIM. Perry, of Greenville, is in
Anderson visiting the family of Hon.
B. F. Crayton.
Our young friend, T. s. Maxwell, of
Greenville, spent Sunday in Anderson
with his parents.
Paul Barr, Of Charleston, came up
last Saturday to spend u few days in
tho city with relatives.
In his new advertisement G. Frank
Bolt tells you of the many good things
he has in stock for Christmas.
The weather. has been fine for hog
killing, and the most of our people are
enjoying pudding and sausage.
The friends of Rev. .. T. Porcher,
\ of Gree nwood, were delighted to greet
him in the city few days ago.
The Good Roads Convention is in
session in Greenville this week. An
derson County is we'll represented.
Remember, aIl places of business will
Nbe closed in Anderson OH Wednesday,
lT Thursday and Friday of neyt. week.
e. G. McAdams, Esq, offers a fine
1piece Of real estate i'll the city for sale
at a bargain price. See advertisement.
| The Peoples Furniture Company can
lsupply You with a useful Christmas
spresent. Read their new advertise
Ement.
You have just two more weeks in
which to pay your State and County
taxes. You should attend to it at
once.
{ Some of our correspondents have
been very quiet for some time. We
would be glad to hear from them Of
tener.
The demand for farm animals has
not become strong yet. It is proba-
bic that the sales will be light next
Spring.
Miss Inez Schroeder, one OF Walhal-
las popular young ladies, has been
spending few days in the city with
friends.
Hon. j. Perry Glenn went to Colum-
bia last week to attend a meeting of
the Board of Directors of the Lunatic
Asylum.
When yon go to make your Christ
mas purchases remember the many-ex-
cellent bargains advertised in. these
columns.
In their new wadvertisement this week
Julius H. We'll g. Co. tell you what
they have in store for Christmas pres
tents. Read it, s.
The city graded schools will have
] two weeks holiday for Christmas, be-
ginning next Friday Of course, the
! stud are happy.
Capt. E. E. Rankin, thegenial repre-
sentative of the Greenville News, was
in the city last Friday, and was q vel
come visitor to this Office.
Capt. George w. Sullivan has re-
signed as President of the Williamson
cotton mill and Jas. p. Gossett has
been elected as his successor.
d.
The Intelligencer will be issued a
day earlier next week in order to give
all of it's employees an opportunity of
enjoying the Christmas holidays. M,
the Confederate Monument is gradu-
ally going up and is now about ready
for the figure OF the Confederate pri-
vate that will stand on the top of it.
The cry of hard times and poor col
lections is heard all around, but we
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