The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-10-06
BRIEF MENTION.

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Never fail to read the advertisements on
I, fourth page
Tbe County Treasurer and bis clerks have
En- kept busy this week.
Zen. Aver is adding two more rooms to
4 boarding house
cotton sold yesterday at 10a for middl!ne
4 lit for good middling.
fountain apples are getting plentiful
a sell at 81. 25 per bushel.
4 large a town as Anderson should have
undry. It would pay, we believe.
she gossips say there are to be seven or
81 marriages in town this fall.
he Palmetto Band serenaded Judge
Ter end Solicitor Orr Tuesday night.
She ordinance of the Lords Supper was
ainistered in the Baptist church Sunday.
udge Fraser attended DR.. Frierson's
rch Sunday. he is Presbyterian
IL.
Hr. d. NJ. Htott. Of Pendleton township.
templates moving to Alabama before
man In Illinois has bought the exclu.
right to sell confectioneries etc., at the
'ahty Fair
nderson is the place to bring your cotton
lou want good price for it-and there
IS mistake.
here were good many intoxicated per-
ID in town on Monday. Where did they
sheir liquor?
seessrs. Orr e. Sloan have large lot of
= stone on hand-a fact they desire the
sers to remember.
s. wagon load of mountain women and
sles was the attraction on the public
IRE Saturday afternoon.
ae Baltimore Sun tells of young lady
bat city who gave 100000 for hus-
~. We guess he was local editor.
member that the premiums Mt the
a:y Fair, in all Of the departments ex-
i one or two, are paid in money.
ae farmers should make written con-
~ II.
II depend on verbal agreements.
eeu have two weeks more in which to
rticles ready for the County Fair. We
At to have good exhibition this year.
lie railroad fare from this place to At
"a during the Exposition will be Just
q. The tickets will be good for six days
S.. ]. C. Thomas cut his left knee badly
sweek while working on Mr.. Geo. w.
5's saw mill. BE Is able to walk with
Itch.
20 house carpenters are greatly retarded
4 aeir work because of the inability of
saer dealers to furnish them promptly
s lumber.
ae Commissioner of Agriculture passed
he road Monday afternoon cn his way
lanta with car lond Of articles for the
psition.
ppointments of the Y. NJ. C. A. for next
Slay: To conduct the afternoon meeting,
~. Keys; Poor House committee, T. G.
1Eln, G. +. Tolly.
ss4&esre were 1914 bales of cotton received
7Se depot Mt this place during the month
ptember. considerably less than for the
month last year.
s. W. G. Branyon has just opened fine
AZ Of goods at Honea Path, and avails
self of the use of our columns to in
the public Of the fact.
Nv. w. P. Martin, of Bolton township,
FTas stricken with paralysis q week or
go, and who has been quite Ill, is i'm
ing and hopes soon co be mp again.
nday was the busiest day of the season,
~. The town was crowded with people
the country, and the merchants were
busy waiting OF their many customers.
81 R. F. Diver was the only represen-
D from this county in the State Prohi-
- Convention, and fought the extreme
nres Of the Prohibitionists with all his
HSe public schools OF this county will
2on Monday, 3lst October. and continue
# until the money apportioned for each
ri district for the ensuing year is ex-
Se County Commissioners notify all per-
who have demands against the county
teaent their accounts on or before the
3ovember next. The notice appears in
esue.
e farmers seem disposed to hold their
Sp, with hope that the short crop will
tH IN advance in the price before very
We certainly hope their hopes may
allied.
4 freight train on the Anderson Branch
Blue Ridge Division has changed the
of its running. It now goes up to
aalla in the morning and back to Bel
the afternoon.
humber OF our subscribers in the
ry have called in and settled their ac-
this week. They appreciate the. fact
newspaper cannot live on Lien law,
bition and other discussions.
Anna Leak has word or two Of in
tion for our lady readers this week
should not fail to observe. She viii
be found courteous and accommo-
and will strive to give satisfaction
her customers,
said that the farme-s CT this county
owing more oats than ever before.
sensible. After all the drouth may
blessing to the whole country by
sng the attention Of cur farmers to
pail gra;: and forage crops.
Hopewell Township Singing Associa.
ill meet at Midway church on the Sd
~ in this month at 8 a. m. We are
ted to extend an invitation to all per-
Interested in the progress Of the science
4aic to attend the meeting.
have received the proceedings Of the
Singing Convention, and also the
read before the Convention by Prof.
PHI, but owing to the press upon our
ms this week we are compelled to de-
e'r publication till next week.
IEdgefeld Chronicle says: Senator
has received note from Superinten-
MIX, of the Atlantic and French
railroad, in which ho says that funds
Yeen secured from capitalists to build
- yad through to the coast at once
had pleasant call on Saturday from
As Fitz Gibbon, Jr., travelling agent and