The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-12-17
Local News.
WEDNESDAY. DEC. II, 1902.
THE C0Trog lEARKEr.
Good dling-a.
Strict y! Middling-7t.
Middling-7a.

tno Isouuay rusn lS already on at the
express and post Offices.
! The city schools will close next Fri
day for o two weeks vacation.
Maj T. II: Russell is in Anderson
7lsltlng relatives and old friends.
Miss Meta Allen, of Lowndesville. is
IN the city visiting Mrs. L.. S. Matti-
A number of Andersonians will
spend the Christmas holidays away
The cotton market is reported more
urn and active and prices are on the
ascendancy.
Maj. j. w. Stribling, one of Walhal-
las popular citizens, spent lasu Satur-
day in the city.
Mrs. N. L. FAINT, of Walhalla. has
been spending few days in Anderson
visiting relatives.
We would again remind our corres-
p9ndents to send their news letters on
Mondny of each week.
An old friend says the next wheat
crop will be fine. as there is good
crop of walnuts this fall.
You have only two more weeks in
which to pay your State and County
taxes without the penalty.
=. j.. Pearman has been appointed
asslst9nt street Overseer to succeed w.
c. Bailey, who has resigned.
VIM L., Dorr and wife, of Florida,
are in Anderson visiting the family OF
their kinsman, Capt. E. G. Evans.
DR.. w. w. Chisholm. has gone To
Hot Springs, Ark, to spend few
weeks for the benefit Of his health.
"A sensible Chris5mac gift would be
| to send Tho IDGelligeucer o year to
that friend of yours away from homo.
Miss Carrie Thompson left last We'd
nesday for Charleston to take q course
In Stokes Business College of that city.
Judging by the display that is being
goods, Santa Claus must be flush this
year.
Reader, have you paid your subscrip-
tlon to The 1ntelIgencerf II not,
please do Sc at once. We need tho
| money.
Everybody is looking forward to a
merry Christmas and q happy New
Year. May eacn and every one of our
| readers have them.
Miss Ethel Nance. OF Rock Hill, is
spending q few days with Mrs. w. H,
Smith en- route 20 her home in Ander-
son.-Gaffney Ledger.
Before purchasing your Christmas
presents read the advertisements in
The Intelligencer and you will know
where to go to get them.
Prof. Milford's singing school at
Beaverdam Church will close to-mor-
row night with o concert. The pubic
is cordially invited to attend.
The city fathers have decided that
no fireworks shall be ignited before 8
o'clock Wednesday night, oath inst,
and cease the following night at 12
Our. young friend, Cadet David Tay-
lOr, of Clemson College, who has been
on the sick list and confined to his
home in this city for several weeks, is
able to be out again.
Our venerable townsman, Hon. B. F..
Clayton, who has been confined to his
home for two or three weeks, is, we are
glad to say, convalescing, and we hope
Will soon Dc out again.
Presiding Elder Wilson is making
preparations to move to Gaffney, 8. c.,
to begin work in his new field Of labor.
His many friends regret 10 see he and
his family leave Anderson.
H.P: Holleman has resigned as Ex-
press Messenger on the Blue Ridge
railroad to accept o position with the
ToxOway mills. He will begin work
in his new position the 1st January.
All persons liable to road duty
tion tax before the expiration Of tha
time for payment. Failing TO do so
they will have to work eight days next
year.
J. g. Burriss. of Iva, 8. c., made one
day: He has q large circle Of friends
In Ebert County, and always receives
hearty welc0me.-Elberton (Ga.)
the Cox Mill every third Sunday mt ii
o'clock a. M, conducted by tho Rev
Jno: T.. Mann. ALI who can conven-
lently do 30 are cordially invited to
G. A. Reese, the gents furnisher, is
ters, next door to the farmers and
Merchants Bank. He will be more
than pleased to have his friends call
and see him.
Married, on Wednesday. December
10, 1902, at the residence Of the brides
father, J. r. Brown, at AndieTsunviiie.
by Rev. N. G.. Wright, Mr. T.. ii.
Wright ant Miss M. f. Brown, all Of
Anderson County
Kerosene oil is going ont Of sight.
In fact it is SO high that it has to be
lighted with g step ladder. 1t is now
wholesaling for 13l cents per gallon
and retailing. at Is and 80 cents. The
raise. s., -.
A number of the Venuses Of ,Ander-
son have formed q Psyche club and
willstudy art, not, however, We hope,
by impersOnation. The weather in the
Piedmont city must be rather chilly
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