The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-12-25

Good Afiddling-7e.
Strict Middling-7s.
Middling-7l.
| Amerry Christmas to all of our read
.ers!
Cotton seed are selling in the city at
q cents bushel.
Only one more week in which to, pay
your State and County taxes.
! Don't forget that ali business is sus-
pended in Anderson until next Satur-
day.
Gen. MI Bonham has moved into
his new dwelling house on Greenville
street.
While enjoying your Christmas din
ner remember your poor and needy
neighbor.
Despite the cry of hard times and
poor crops Cupid seems to be doing @
good business.
Farmers hereabouts report that the
cold wave has done considerable injury
to the oat crop. .s
Mrs. II. L.SAdams, Of Charlotte. is
here spending Christmas with her
mother, Mrs. a. 8. Stephens.
The Evans Pharmacy has received a
lot of Porto Rico cigars (which we have
had the pleasure of sampling.
The cold wave caused the various
contractors to practically discontinue
building operations for the present.
Your attention is directed to the new
advertisement OF Archer g. Norris. II
you need anything in their line give
them q call. "
The severe cold weather and holiday
enthusiasm have greatly increased the
sales of the dispensary-yet people cry
''hard times.p
The Inteligencer and the Atlanta
eIni-Weekly Journal will be sent for
So Tin advancel if yon subscribe before
the 1st of January.
Onaccount of the holidays the cotton
mills in and around the city closed
down at 10 o'clock yesterday until
Thursday morning.
Col. Wyatt Aiken, the official steno-
grapher Of the Eighth Circuit, has been
spoken Of as a candidate 1or Con-
gress from this District.
jackson G.. Greer, of Centerville
Township, brought two hundred tur-
keys to the city last Saturday and ship
ped them to Charleston.
A number ee Anderson girls and boys
who are attending college in this and
other States have come home to spend
the Christmas holidays.
Miss Annie McEarland,: Of Morris
town, Tenn, is spending the holidays
inAnderson with her sister, Mrs. o. F.
Hammond, on Greenville street.
Victor Cheshire, accompanied by his
wife, of Spartanburg, aud Forrest
FAINT, of Charlotte, are spending the
holidays in. the city with their parents.
Capt. Ellison A. Smyth. of Pelzer, has
been chosen by the directors to take
temporary charge Of Grendel Mills, Of
Greenwood, inplace Of d. A. P. Jordan,
deceased.
Our clever friend, Richard C. Laugh
lin, has changed base and is now occu-
pying the dwelling house recently
erected by j. B. MCGEE. Jr., on Green
vile street. .a.
NJ. T. Elgin and family, who lived
near Honea Path, have moved to Bow
n..aa.:, n..aa.:,S Ga Gs., where they will make their
home, Mr.. Elgin having purchased a
farm near that town.
Rev. Nj. B. Kelly, the new. pastor Of
st. Johns Methodist Church, moved
his family here last week, and they are
now; comfortably located in the par
sonage near the Church.
Mrs. w. H. Oyerman and Mrs. Mary
Keith, Of Salisbury, n. c., are in the
city spending the holidays with rela-
tives. Their visit is q source of much
pressure TO their many old friends.
F..C. Boggs and family, who moved
from the Pendleton sectio nto Texas
year ago, returned to their old home
last week to stay, and were warmly
welcomed by their many old friends. !
The Blue Ridge Railroad, which has
been using the rolling stock of the
Southern Railway. has placed an order
for its own cars, and has received its
first one, combination mail and ex-
press car
The!handsome residence of Mr.. Car
rol Brown at Belton came near being
destroyed by fire on the night Of the
18th inst. By hard work the fire
was extin guished. The loss is covered
by insurance.
u. A. Shirley. of Broadway Town
ship, is ahead 30 far this season on the
hog question. "A few Clavs 400 he kill.