The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-12-24
Local News.
WEDNESDAY,, DEC. "a. 1902.
TEE COTTON MArKET.
Good Middling-7S.
Strict Middling-6.
Middling-73.

Strict Middling-6.
Middling-77.
| There is talk Of organizing Lodge
or Elks in this city.
The merchants of the city have had
O nne Christmas trade.
| Some people are beginning to formu-
| late good resolutions for the new year.
z. NJ; Kennedy, representing the
GEesnvlile News, was in the city last
| Every taxpayer should read carefully
the County Auditors notice in another
| column.
Read our clubbing offer in another
column, and send in your subscriptions
at once.
Mrs- Eugene FAINT has gone to Alb
Devllie tc spend Christmas with her
parents.
Many of our citizens have friends and
relatives spending the Christmas holi-
days with them.
Mrs; D. J. Simpson, of Toccoa, Ca,
Is in the city visiting her parents. DR..
and Mrs. w. H. Nardin.
You have only one more week in
Whlch TO pay your State and County
taxes without the penalty.
Rev: John T. Mann will preach at
Mount Pisgah Church next Sunday,
28th inst, at II O'clock q. m.
z. w. Stewart, of Central, S. c., has
beer spending few days in the city
Waiting frian1s oud ralof;uo,
Mrs, Josephine Peoples ard son, who
nave Deen spending several weeks In
the North, have returned home.
Thos. A. Murrah, of Union, s. c..
spent few days in the city last week
visiting his mother and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Buchanan, of An
dersOn, visited the family of w. f.
mel.
We still have about 150 of those
plank receipts that We should like to
M out by January 1. Come up, gen.
tlemen.
Christmas comes this year on the
dark of the moon, an old and hOnored
sign for good crops next year for good
Quattlebaum g. Cochran, ATTORNEYS.
offer some valuable real estate in and
near PendletOn for sale. See adver-
tisement.
Prof. W; A. Hudgens and wife, of
Christmas holidays in the city with
relatives.
Mrs. J. E. Brownlee and daughter, of
Antrevllle, have been spending few
days IN the city the guests Of Mrs. G.
N. Broyles.
Mrs. E. c. Allen and Mrs. 8. M. Tur-
ner, OF Piedmont, spent few days in
the clty last week visiting their broth
er, j. F. Clardy.
To insure your happiness during the
Christmas season, look up some unfor-
tnnate and make the poor souls holi-
day joyous one.
Mrs. j. e. c. Feathersion and daugh-
ter have gone to Laurens to spend the
son and other relatives.
Don't forget that it is unlawful to sell
deers. wild turkeys orpartridges. You
can kill such game if you can, but you
dare not offer it for sale.
We regret that we cannot accept all
the Invitations we have received from
our friends to visit them and partake
or their Christmas dinners.
A number Of Anderson girls and boys
throughout the State have come home
to spend the Christmas holidays.
Miss Emma Clark has resigned her
position as bookkeeper for the Mcclure
Mercantile Co., and left Monday for
her AoGis III AnIi5Eson.-U1ion Pro-
gress.
Married, on Sunday, December 81,
1902, by l.. N. Martin, Magistrate, Mr.
Joseph A. Ashley, of Anderson County,
and Miss Leslie lola Smith, of Alb
beville County.
Chas. Harper, of Seneca, is express
messenger on the Blue Ridge Railroad
between Walhalla and Beltcn. He
takes the place of 81. p. Holleman, re-
Gently resigned.
The price of cotton has again passed
the 8 cent mark and those who still
have cotton to sell are congratulatine
themselves on their foresight in hold
ing for better prices.
aO AAAOnuo CHLOuSuOUC UIo COuntY
of Capt: Il. w. Sullivan, of Williams
ton, will be pleased to learn that he is
gradually recovering from long and
severe attack of rheumatism.
The recent increase in trainmen's
salaries on the Southern does not affect
the operators or any of the agents.
Only conductors, engineers and train
men are benefited by the advance.
FAINT Bros, dealers in scrap iron,
hides, tallOw, ETC., are moving into the
storerOOm next door to The Intelligen-
Ger office, on Depot street where they
will be pleased to greet their friends
and patrons.
E. F. Geiger has resigned as freight
agent of the. Blue Ridge Railroad in
this city and is succeeded by T.. III.
Lumpkin. of High Point, N. c. Mr.
Gei!ger will remain with the Road as
assistant agent.
Rev. w. A. Meade, of Virginia, who
was recently called to the rectorship
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