The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-09-22

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c;ora mere is thousand per cent. in iud;.
sneoI. 1fuvcrlislng: I've f. II. Horton. He
N.,Ir Mrs. Judge Aldreh and da,yb,or ,;..
Mc,iie; oi Barnwell, are yisi,inr ra,,,;. aiins
and Mrs. J. l.. Allen. ''''''S captain
:. T The rains last week were abuDson, a.,
Wet the ground thoroughly in man. 'a. anu
March ''i 'hc iirst time since
hev. VIM. Henry Strickland will ,re,ch
St broadmouth Baptist church an Pn",,i n"yt
fc?n.Gtday c and Sunday and take colIrrtion. i.
MIL n;Iapi, ~ :. Il. Allen has Sold his place three
un ii,.es neiow town and moved into the ras-
uehce on McCully street recently orr,,, ;oi
by MIR. Moorhcad. 'o' ll'ied
There will be Sunday school mo.s ,oo.
ing i'll the Presbyterian church nnrt .,ass meet.
afternoon. at which several sncccho, n.;i, ~
maze by delegates to the presbytery. ''
ne state Tempo rance Convention ,noo,.
n.;,, ~. I1iuinDia next Tuesday This county
Gnn ~. We represented by twenty or twenty.
~ Ne''ss''es' II all go who are appointed.
mere IS considerable complaint about
traiilc III seed cotton. 1t is morally wronr
LOT any one to buy seed cotton from an,
person who is not know:i to be thorourhi;.
Col. A. =. Butler, Commissioners Aor;.,I
ture, and Senator Crayton went Over to
a, htluiita on Tuesday to arrange for the ey-
position. "' 'ic FIX
Rev: T. P; Bell will preach at Hopewel
next Saturday and Rev. II. H FAM on
Sunday. Mr.. Bell is member of the State
Mission Board. and will present its claims
to the people. ''' 70 e'"''''S
Inc District Convection Of the y. NJ. C.
a. NJ Walhalla was not largely attended
AZ. a was very interesting and pleasant. The
Messrs. II. G. Scudday and c. Wartilaw.
Mr.. +. 7. Cashine returned home Satur.
day from Augusta, Ga, where he has been
inc past two months under medical treat
mcnt. lie is greatly improved i'm health
an" Is AGAIN at his post of duty at the depot.
The circular Of Messrx. Orr & Sloan
druggists, sent out as supplement TO tho
iNTEi.LlGENcEH this week is full Of interest
ing Information. BE sure to read every
word of il, and remember what il contains
Since the showers of n week or two oyo
cotton has taken new start on som farms,
ana IS growing rs vigorously and is as white
with blooms as if was only July. With
yer; late fall Il considerable amount of il
will mature.
Mr.. John c. Bailey, of the Grcenyille
Enterprise and Jfoultdincer. spent several
hours in town on Saturday. Mr.. Bailey is
a first rate newspaper man, and is making
the e. aud ". one of the best wceklics in
the State.
There is no firm in Anderson more relia.
BILE than that Of J. p. Sullivan e. Co. They
do q cash business and are satisfied with
short profits, and will do what is fair and
honorable by all their customers. See new
advertisement.
The Town Council at it9 regular meeting
iast Ihursday evening repealed the much
discussed apple ordinance, and instructed
the Chief of Police to see to the enforcement
OF the ordinance against emptyng litter,
ETC., on the square.
We had pleasant call on Monday from
MIR. f. r. Horton, all cntcrprising young
merchant of Liberty, OH the Air Line. He
is n native of Williamson and established
himself i'll business at Liberty aboIt three
years ago, and is fourishing.
Mr.. ]. S. Murray. jr., y. NJ, was elected
member of the faculty OF Furman Uni
versity at the recent reorganization of that
of Latin and the charge of the Preparatory
Department, but declined TO accept.
The farmers of Anderson county will
find that the merchants Of Anderson pay
rs high prices gior cotton and all other coun-
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within their reach, and also that goods OF
ali kinds are sold us cheaply here rs any
where else in the State.
The Camp Meeting at Sandy Springs was
not quite so largely attended Sunday as
usual, owing, no doubt, to the inclemency
of the day. There was large crowd pres
throughout the entire day. The meeting
was we'll attended from beginning to end
ing.
The Rcricv says that the Commissioners
of Lancaster county have for six years re-
fused to license the sale of liquor in that
county, and claims that they were the first
in the State - refuse such licenses. This,
however, is mistake, rs the Commission
ers Of this county nave refused such licenses
for twelve or fifteen years past. What Is it
that Anderson is not ahead in?
Messrs. ]. r. & l.. T. Smith, merchant
tailors, announce TO our readers this week
the arrival of their fall and winter goods,
and invite an inspection of the same by all
who want anything in their line before
making their purchases. This firm Is too
well known to need Lny commcndation
from us. What they say they will do, and
that no man need doubt. See advertise
mcnt and give them call.
Messrs Farmer =. Bro. are now receiving
and opening large stock OF general mer-
chandisc, and declare that they will sell at
tlemcn recently closed out business at
Townville, and have come 10 Anderson
where they will have n better field i'll which
to operate. They are experienced and suo,
cessiul merchants, and will doubtless find
the change beneficial to their business.
Their advertisement appears elsewhere.
Don't forget our County Fair, which
comes off the 19th 10th and 2lst OF Octo-
bcr. The farmers should be interested in
keeping hc standard 0f ouI ..iH"3. cS3:1;-
ton up to former years, and OF still making
our Fair the best of any county fair IN the
State; but to do .his they must make q lib
eral exhibit Of their products. The short
crops will not be sufficient excuse for n
meagre display OF farm and garden pro-
ducts
A farmer in Centreville township told us
recently that he intended sowing row OF
oats this month between his cotton rows.
and that next spring he would pianl coHom ?i,
in lie same old beds. He gays the cats VIII
be taken of before the cotton is large enough
to be in the way, and that two-thirds oil a
crOD can bo made WithOIt.iniuTy to the lnnd