The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-09-16
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BRIEF MENTION.
Neat cottage dwellings are in demand.
Savannah River was booming on Sunday.
The days and nights are now about the
fssams length
We hive printed over 10000 tickets for
& the primary lection.
All Of the nle-~,,ants hnye increased their
I; clerical force for The FIJI trade
::ller. i. ~. Ser will preach at Cross
Roads onnext Sunday at II 9. m.
Is: The Town Council had a force of 1e. po-
4 IElicernen on duty on Thursday tast.
we have made good start for thet twenty
5 thousand bales of cotton this year.
s The roads are in bad condition in many
splsnes in consequence of the heavy rainls.
Every Democrat in the County should
Z stnrn out to-day and vote in the primary
5election. sSs 9 sSl5 4
Tuesday was the busiest day OF the season
$50 far. One hundred and seventy two bales
j of fntton were sold.
See changes in the advertisements Of
a. B. Towers q CO.., Miss Lizzie Williams
Go sand Arnstein q Rose.
considerable portion Of Cur report Of
{ fhsmeeting on last Thursdays taken from,
The Charle Nelrs and co,trisr
to Tuesday night about $50 bales of
cotton had been sold at this place against:
sabont 200 for the same time last; yeas.t
More permanent improvements have been,
made i'm our town in the last tw elye months
than in any other one year since the war.
so SO Mr.. ". !. w. Russell has removed his force
of cross-tie cutters from the Sandy Springs
neighborh rhood down into Lexington Coun-
Messrs. John "a. Towers and r. Ethan
i, sEEerson Of this plnce have gone as students
ito the Washington q Lee University, Lex
fngpn, rginia::
Appointments Of the Y. M. q. a. for next
7. Sunday To conduct the afternoon meeting,
John w. Todd Poor House Committee, IL.
"a Scudday, A. B. Towers.
Messrs. McChlly 6 Taylor have connected
Z their store with the room above by a flight
S Of stairs in order to have more room for
their immense stock: of goods.
The Democracy of Charleston County
has fallen into line on the primary election
system of choosing candidates for County
officers. They have acted wisely.
The Edgefeld Advertiser says there is not
s white Republican nor "tains or hint OF
Independe lent tismn in that County, So much
= a. s.~.NS.,,ast - eo1;5
Some of the census enumerators fo= this
County are beginning to get little anxious
about that check on the u. s. Treasury that
6was promised them some time since.
.3ss f MT. Samuel Poore. of the Tcney Creek
pcignborhood;s sent rs the other day stalk
: 1nf his ratoon cotton, on which were about
forty bolls, all of which had fully matured.
Tie Anderson Presbyterian Church is
rensesented in the South Carolina Presby-
Z tery1 which convened at Cokesbury last
night, by Rev. D. E. Frierson, D.. D., and
Dr.. N. L. Sharpe.
Excursion trains were run from Green
Vile and Abbeville to Anderson on Thurs
Il day. and special rates were given on the
train from WaIhalla. Each train brought
: q goodly number of passengers.
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Mcssrs. j. B. Clark & Sons make their
,,snal fall announcement in this issue, to
which we direct attention. They hare q
: large and well selected stock Of goods, and
3 viii spare no pains to please their custo-
me1s.
The Young ladies who deco ratcii the
speakers stand for the meeting last Thurs
day deserve great credit and praise for the
interest manifested in the occasion. All
] the decorations were tastily and beautifully
arranged.
All the stores in Abbeville will be closed
during the entire day on Monday next, the
! day Of the grand Democratic rally. The
merchants and business men generally will
eiyc the whole day to the cause of good
government.
Msssrs. J. r. d L. P. Smith have their
> store well filled with the best and finest Of
ren.s' furnishing goods of every description,
ond are as usual prepared to sun any one
WIN, NAV desire any thing in that line. See
their advertiser vt elsewhere.
Tho annual Is Sting of the Anderson
County, Singing CSnyention will be held at
s RetIesdo Church, commencing on Friday
4 before the fourth Sunday in this month.
All singing societies, Sunday Schools and
M cboirs arc entitled to representation in the
Convention.
Ore day last week Mr.. Matthew William
son. living in the neighborhood of Crayton-
v;lie. had the tongue Of fine mule bitten
ont nv horse. The mule was licking its
tongue through crack in the wall OF the
Stable when q horse standing by seized 1t
and tore it completely out.
~ Mr.. Oliver Bolt, who resides about three
:. miles west of this place. met with the mis-
fnrtrne on Tuesday afternoon Of having
his right hand badly torn in his gin while
cleaning it out from underneath the saws.
The wound is very painful one, though
mot sufficiently serious to render amputa-
tjon Of the hand necessary.
/. The campaign meeting at Wa!halla,
p;ckens and Greenville on Friday, Satur-
:nrday and Monday, were largely attended.
Notwithstanding the rain was pouring
down on Saturday at Pickens large
4 osond was present who stood and took
tbe -ain rather than miss the speeches.
This is enthusiasm worth speaking OF.
We direct attention to the advertisement
- Mt Speigle, which appears in another
column. Mr.. Speigle has just opened out
z Sne ' stock Of dry goods in the storeroom
SE,rn,erly occupied by Dir. Fromm OIL ~ e.
GcSanic 81 Row, which he invites the trading
{ s ,.,,,hIin to examine. y l2ew merchant
H Anderson, and swd I1cce1fei
Liberal patronage
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