The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-11-02
,ltrsos, gntelli9encey.
LOCAL N NEWS.
RRIEF MENTION.
.,cclinin. in price.

,.,, of valuable land will be sold
greai r,I,,,sr u. on next Monday.
o,s bonds brought $3.50 per
r,F'fSc F,rS IN Charleston last week.
,us indebted to Drs. Nardin q,
j perso" read their card in another
nn.
4 .n.ckins, and possnn pies are now
si+, and the average country uarkey
i vo,,r registration ticket, and be
3 oH oHi "c caIry j. TO the polls with you on
tuesday
s ,,.r, arthur has appointed Thurs
a .ra 10th of November, as u day of
IA Thanksgiving
s name is On one Of the Rallying
s!Ga. ,,ars do not neglect to br present Ut
4 ~r,;n. on next Monday.
!. uuo,cd in cur market us fol-
e toni Ordinary, 8; Low Middling,
sriIIng. .! Good Middling, 81 to "a.
~ sN''''s7
i lanes ". Poore, Of Bolton, is erect.
z rnmmoLious mill near Cooley's
~ the Grcenyille side Of Saluda
q.
10. we,o very plentiful on the streets
.t selling at ii per bushel. They
4 ,br finest we have seen in this mar
En- several years.
N many friends of Capt. i. G. Ligon,
3rs,, Probate Judge. will regre; to learn
gIs is confined to his bed from an at.
! oi typhoid fever.
i las. Sunday night, between 10 and IL
1T rainbow was plainly visible in
.Wetern sky. To the reporters eye it
ian unusual sight.
'Ah5erson is the place to bring your cot
i Our Our market is improving, and you
lind any class of goods you wish at the
4 reasonable prices.
A. +. Johnston has given out the
5srac, for the erection OF handsome
{ynom cottage oil River street, opposite
IN. LeSSers residence.
1, IN. Brown will conduct the after
4 meeting of the Y. NJ. G. A. next
isy, and Messrs. II. G. Scudday and j.
Daniels will yisi: the Poor House.
! emember, Democrats. it is your privi-
and duty TO 60 to the polls on next
stay and vote the Democratic ticket,
State and County. No scratching
BID be done.
i. Chas. A. Buckhcit, who was once a
q for Mr.. S. NJ. VanWyck, in this city,
been nominated for the Senate OH the
snbsck. Radical ticket from Darlington
ntv. Greenbaclt timber is scarce in that
pity.
is reported on our streets that Joint
1 company will soon be organized for
purpose Of building large hotel in
city. We hope it is true. Anderson
1s a commodious hotel, and an opera
s., too.
be receipts Of cotton III this market for
week ending Tuesday, 31st uIt., were
bales, making total of 1860 bales
'he season. This is an increase, over
receipts Of last year TO the same date,
,n1 bales.
|r Lewis c. Clinkscales, of AbbevilIe
MY. died on last Sunday, Goth ult.,
4 long illness, and was buried ut Shi-
Church. She was an estimable lady,
leave; large family and many friends
,0nrn her lOSs.
be lIonea Patl, High School, for bows
girls, with Prof. FL. G. Reed as Prin-
!! will open on next Monday. Prof.
Is an accomplished teacher, and de-
6 liberal patronage from the citizens
ionsa Path. See advertisement.
i. ". A. Moorhcad, progressive
ng farmer. who resides about three
5 North Of this city, brought to our
e on last Monday six-pound potato
some very fine specimens of the Vel
Globe and Flat Dutch variety of tur-
7. Asa CARROTS gin house, seven miles
u this city, was burned On last Thurs
afternoon, about 9 O'Clock. About
Dales OF cotton, together with Dor.
81 'ile machinery and one or two out
1lngs, were destroyed, and the engine
aged considerably. The cause of the
: a'.ilol'ed to spark from the engine.
property was not insured.
r Anderson Owens, a respectable citi-
H., ,snc" :" ",'.iamston INA n township, died ut his
's,ve near flercetown on the 23rd ult.,
e N advanced age of SO years. Mr.. Ow-
"Ts Gs native of Virginia, but settled In
"'iIii quite young man,
'e ne mas ever since resided. He was
pllSht and useful citizen, and his death
s'etted BY host Of friends and reIa-
is Ollie Thompson, IN ACCOMPLISHED
ati ol the Terpsichorean art. has OPEN
~ nnoo, ~ keid's Hall, in the Benson
~ Mis thompson teaches all the
oa.i vii uances, and has taught large classes
'a,!! all the prominent towns of this
soJoihlnng States. She comes to An
pn very highly recommended. both by
''sS ana her pupils of former schools.
= AooeYille Press and Banner of last
= .ass: Col. James M. Latimer. Sr..
nSnt nn".t,aessViile, was in town Yesterday.
eaAs s;s hopefully Of the Savannah Val.
rrsd;u 'a'iuad; Major Twiggs does much of
u,o o',.; n.;;,jJ " Hiatiiinrry. lin. citizens vi
Pnsa a VIII make another subscription to
,dv ~ "nlrn, together with what has
,a3;Uem ueem pad, will complete the work
auy ,.y Dacus, colored, who resides on the
SaCh ,5u On OF Mr.. Nathaniel Elrod, in
% ~ aeek Sseek township, had his dwelling
/. u.TTShioyed by fire on last Sunday
sand mere was between five and six
! u in y pounds of seed cotton stored up.
i'm / ~ ~ me house, which, together with n
,Ta Th OF his household goods was bnrn-
boma eSfo and his wife were away
of nei ~. leaving their children to take
D' mousse. Hence the fire.
i i iol iiooll!owing Q, list of letters remain un-
3lst. ~ the Anderson Postoffice, Octo-
,b.m Joseph Brown, Furman Bates.
El,a 3Senson, ]. w. Benoly, Henry
C,,h,o ta ,ouipepper, Miss Winnie Davis,
r Rtallhe IT y Frazier, Mrs. Corpelia Gif.
Ao,c,u urlitth. Sam Euckson, Crumly
n;r;,,, ;h Hall, Richard Hulims. w, N.
he'll ~ oWm. McKeown, Edward
; JamaMso MoSSinson (2), Miss Laura Sim.
stephenson, Twine Thomp-
MIL ha.e Fair, which will be held in