The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-12-03
Local News.
WEDNESDAY. DEC. 8. 1902.
THE Cotton HARKzr. & !.
Good Midaling-s.
Strict Middling-75. 49,
MiddliEE-?9s.

eAAp 40 a89n UcComiuB pTeVdtengs
( Wise farmers continue sowing small
Read s the new advertisement of g..
Several communications reached us
too late for publication this week.
no doubt the backbone of the sum
mer season has now been broken. -,
County Treasurer Payne reports that
taxes are coming in rather slowly.
Tom: s.. Maxwell. of Greenville,
spent Thanksgiving day in Anderson
Visiting his parents.
Harry Provost, of Charlotte, N. c.,
came 10 Anderson last week to spend o
Few days with relatives.
Hon. Wyatt Aiken. congressman
esect from the Third District, spent
last Monday in Anderson.
The rural mail carriers now leave
this city at 8 O'Clock every morning, two
hours earlier than heretofore.
Anderson is we'll represented at the
baptist State Convention, which con-
vened yesterday in Greenville.
ID. .Latty and family, who have
been living in Columbia since last
spring, have returned TO Anderson.
The plumbers Of the city are prepar-
ing for big business as soon as the
beverage main is ready to be tapped. I.
VIM. Harper and Walter Dobbins,
Wno are studenta of Woff0rd Fitting
School, spent Thanksgiving with their
parents.
Miss Lila Stribling, one of Pendle-
toms popular young ladies, has heen
spending a few days in the city with
A1ionos' H. -,'l-''
In their new advertisements this
week D. G. Brown g. Bro. make an
announcement. that will interest you.
Read it.
Our old friend, ID. C.. Stewart. OF
SpaYtanburg. has been ananding q few
days in Anderson. and gave us q call
yesterday
Col. j. D. Maxwell and wife, of
Charlotte, N. c., have been spending
few days In Anderson vieiting friends
anG relatives.
A cow protected from cold winds
and rains in winter will give twice as
much milk as one that has to take the
weather as it comes.
Your attention is directed to the new
advertisement of g. F. Bolt, the cash
grocer. If you need something good
to eat give him call.
A little negro boy, who broke into
the house of q relative at PendletOn
few days ago, has been lodged in Jail
on charge OF burglary.
Up to the lst inst. Anderson's cotton
bales. For the same time last year the
receipts were 8,621 bales.
Miss Mary Thompson handsome
young lady from Anderson is visiting
her brother Mr.. Ward Thompson Of
this city.-Abbeville Medium.
Chas. B. Hall. Of Greenwood, spent
day or two in the city last week. He
is we'll pleased with his new home, and
is doing good business there.
The Grand Lodge A. F. II. meets in
Walton will attend as the representa-
tive from Hiram Lodge Of this city.
Again we would advise you to pay
your taxes at once and avoid the rush.
The time expires on the 81et inst. and
there will be no extension OF the time.
Mrs. Lizzie Dodd, of Varennes Town
( chip. has purchased house and lot
from G. G. Langston, on Hampton
street, and will move into the city this
week.
Miss Annie Sue Payne, charming
young lady from anderson, spent q
few days this week visiting the Misses
McDow at the Glbbes House,-Union
Times. II
The holiday opening takes place to-
morrow and next day at the Magnet,
the and 10 cants store. Read its now
advertisement and go and see the pref
ty goods. ~
White &syCo, who own and conduct
one OF the largest marble yards in
South Carolina, have recently sold car
load Of monuments and t0mbstOneB in
Walhalla.
Rev. j.. T. Morgan will deliver a
Church ON the subject ."The Harmony
Of the Bible" The public is invited
to attend. ~
If yoI have O avehicle Of any sort
that needs repairing, W. NJ. Wallace
is prepared to give you a good Job.
Bis new advertisements win appear
next week.
Our fellow -townsman, E. w. Taylor,
who has been travelling for several
months in the Eastern and Northwest
ern States. returned home o few days
I ago to rest awhile.
Excavating for the foundations of
the Toxoway Mill was begun the first
OF last week. and eyerythingis in read
weather only interfering.
Rev. j. L. McLin will preach at
Midway Church next Sunday morning
at the usual hour for holding services.
The friends OF the congregation are
cordially invited to attend.
Our young friend, Frank Watkins,
who is q student at the University of
Virginia, has returned home to spend
awhile on account of the illness of his
Enk Il ~