The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-09-23
BRIEF MENTION.

County.
Cotton is pouring in, and business is
booming.
First Creek Church will elect pastor for
1881 on next Saturday.
Mr.. Il. w. Todd received the largest vote
of any candidate in the field.
One or two days of last week there was
not q pound of bacon in town.
Mosquitoes have been more troublesome
in Anderson this year Than before.
The farmers are busy gathering cotton
whic Il is opening unusually rapidly.
Lay in your supply of wood for the win
ter before cold and bad weather sets in
The Town Council has collected fines to
the amount of $-j3.75 during the present
month.
There are now 102 students in the Will
liamston Female College. md still more
expected.
in community than n dozen saints can
keep down.
Six young men, all driving elegant turn
outs, are canvassing the County for Il wash
ing machine.
There will be enough cotton made OH the
old fence rows in this County to pay the
whole County tax.
II is Just four weeks till the County Fair
Arrange to attend. as well rs to have some
thing on exhibition.
The cotton crop has been cut short in
some sections of The County BY rust or q
blight resembling rust.
The railroad authorities keep the platform
ut the depot cleared OF cotton, which is an
advantage to all concerned.
to supply their customers with any amount
of blue stone and clover Seed.
Rev. Noderick Henderson and wife. of
Darlington County, are visiting relatives in
the lower part OF this County.
The primary election next Monday is an
important one, and every body should turn
out and express their preferences.
Rev. S. Lander, of Williamson. is expec-
ted to preach in the Methodist Church III
this place on next Sunday, 25th inst.
In consequence of the absence of the
pastor of the Baptist Church there will be
no preaching III the Court House Oh next
Sunday.
Kennedy & O'Donncll or Kennedy, O'Don-
nell & Co. is directed to their card in an
other column.
Experts from Washington are in this
State examining the census reports. We
presume they will pay Anderson n visit be.
dore they return.
There ss q bad mud hole OH the new road
leading from near this place to Abbeville,
which the County Commissioners would do
well to look after.
The Town Council has constituted Messrs
Tolly, Taylor and Maxwell u committee to
ascertain the cost Of n town clock, with q
fire alarm attachment.
Appointments of the y. NJ. c. A. for next
Sunday To conduct the afternoon meeting,
81. +. folly; Poor House Committee B. i.
Mauldn, J. w. Todd.
It is important that there be full turn
out of the Democracy on next Monday.
One Representative and two County COM
miissioners will be chosen.
Mr.. Kaufman has nearly completed tile
bridge across Six-and-Twenty creek on the
Pendletou road. 1t is substantial struc-
turc, and will stand for years.
The trading public will always find
Mcssrs. j. 2. Sullivan e. Co. just and hon
,Orable in their dealings. Read their new
advertisement, and give them trial.
The minutes of the latc session of the
Snluda Baptist AssGoiation are ready for
distribution, and the Churches composing
it can get their quotas by calling Mt this
Office.
The ladies of the Baptist Church will
furnisi, dinner and supper in Masonic Hall
OH next "Wednesday, 10Th instant, ut low
figures. The patronage OF the pnblic gen.
.erally is solicited.
Meeting at Sandy Springs Oh Inst Sunday
tor the first time since 1880, Just fifty years
ago. She remembers the camp ground when
1t was first located.
The lodge of colored Good Templars OF
this place will have public celebration on
Thursday, .30th instant, at which several
speeches will be made. The public gcner-
ally arc invited to attend.
The County Treasurer begun the collec
Gon of taxes Oh Wednesday of last week.
He will remain in Anderson this week, and
on Monday next will start out on his
rounds through the County.
While Mr.. Bas. Wakefield and his sister
in-law were on their way to Sandy Springs
Camp Meeting on last Friday. their horses
took fright and run away. tearing the buggy
'io pieces und slightly bruising the occupants.
:The senior proprietor of the INTELLIoRE-
GEE is indebted to the proprietors OF the
New York Cash Store for fine hat. They
have large lot of hats of every description
and quality on hand, which they are selling
cheap.
MessrS. Sullivan IL MattisOn have estab-
lshed fine run of custom in tho year they
have been in business, which is n sure evil
dcnce that they do business on sound and
correct principles. They hav~ new adj
vertiscment III this issue, to which atten-
ton is directed.
C. A. Reed, Agent, has greatly increased
his stock OF general merchandise this sea-
son, rendered necessary by his increased
patronage. Mr. Reed and his corps Of eff.
cient clerks will always be found polite and
accommodating. His advertisement will
appear next week.
Miss Wood, young lady from Kentucky
gave IL reading aud recitation in the Court
House on Tuesday night to q small audi
.ence. She is here for the purpose of giving
lessons in penmanship and elocution, and
If successful in organizing Glasses will re-
main for two or three weeks.
Pomona Grange of Anderson County will
hold its quarterly meeting on the 2nd day
of October next ut Anderson. The conf
mittec or fertilizers and labor are requested
to meet that morning ut 8 o'clock. AL
sub.GrangeS are requested to make their
quarterly reports to the Secretary by that
time
Mcssrs. Arnstein & Roso have on hand
one OF the compieiesI ana handsomest
stocks Of dry goods ever brought to this
market, which they are disposing of very
rapidly. They have doubled their adveF-
tising space, and will we presume double
their efforts to piense their customers in
everything.
'There is not q single "sore head" in Alb
beville County. Every defeated candidate
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