The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-09-07
BRIEF MENTION.

anu 10 work Tor the success of the Demo-
cratic ticket with all the furvor Of 1876.
BRIEF MENTION.
Edseiicld has more than iiny candidates
for the various County offices.
Confederate bonds have again been in de-
Inanu, selling at six dollars per thousand
Col. w. S. ickons is announced thi.
week rs Il candidate for the House Of Rep
rescntatives.
The agreement to close up The stores at 6
oc!ock III the afternoon expired on the Ist
OF September.
Mr.. J. w. Shcrard, of Corner township,
has been appointed Notary Public for All.
derson County.
Diphtheria and sore eyes are prevailing To
very great extent in the lower portion Of
this County and along the Abbevillc line.
In many sections of this County rust is
reported on the cotton, and it is feared that
the yield will be materially decreased in
consequence oft.
Everybody should prepare something for
exhibition ut our County Fair this Fall.
Let us strive to make it more of n success
than it has evor been.
Rev. T. l.. Bell requests us to announce
that his pulpit in the Baptist Church ut this
place will be filled on Eext Sabbath morn
ing by Rev. II. Is. Fant
1t is more than probable that the Lien law
will be repealed this Fall. tn be prepared
for this, every farmer should SOW wheat.
oats and barley literally.
Read the new advertisement of the Nc.
smith Music House, of Grecnville. They
OTTER great inducements to any one desiring
u purchase an organ or piano.
Mr. J. II. Mattison will conduct the after
noon meeting of the y. NJ. G. A. next sun
day, and Messrs. l.. p. Smith and ]. a..
Daniels will go to the Poor House.
Mr.. J. w: Provost, who has just returned
from the North, where lie has been pur.
chasing his Fall stock Of goods, hus our
thanks for several late Northern papers.
The Normal Institute for Music opcned
in the Lecture Room of the Presbyterian
Church, in this city, on Wednesday. Prof
A. }. Showaltcr, of Virginia, is Principal.
Orders for tickets for the Primary Elcc.
tlon VIII receive prompt attention at tho
| !SrELLIGENcER office. Candidates desiring
them slionid hand in their orders ut once,
Monday was an exceedingly quiet Sales
dav-no real estate sold, and the crowd be-
Ing very orderly. The hose.swappers and
candidates were decidedly the busiest men
in the city.
Mr.. T. J. Mcclure, OF Centerville town.
| ship, brought 70 our Office OH last Friday
SOME OF the finest sweet potatoes we have
seen this season, the largest weighing three
and half pounds.
Mr.. Thos. Merritt, willie working on the
roof of Mr.. J. Z. Catlctt's house, lust out.
side of :llc city limits, fell from II scaffold
on Tuesday afternoon. breaking the thigh
bone of his left leg.
The advertisement Of Mrs. A. y. Pinkind
appears in Observation-Disclosures Mrs. Pin
kind Is an efficient and accomplished music
teacher. and will give entire satisfaction to
those who patronize her.
| The meeting for the County canvass a,
Cross itoads OH last Friday Has very we'll
| attended both by the candidates and by the
| people. The occasion was throughout O
pleasant and interesting one.
The Nc,rs aud Courier sent its accomplish.
ed reporters j. G. IIcmphiil and
n. G. Gon@ales-tn Anderson to report our
meeting on last Thursday, and they did
| their work in the most excellent manner
y runaway scrapc attracted considerable
| attention on Depot street Tuesday a re.
gro was thrown from buggy, which was
completely overturned without the horse
getting loose or the buggy being seriously
injured.
A COW, belonging to a gentleman residing
on University heights. became so frightened
from the firing Of "Old Rcformer," on last
Thursday, that she refused to give any milk
during the whole day, and very little on the
day following.
Flat Rock Democratic Club will meet nt
Flat Rock Church on next Saturday, at 8
O'Clock p. m., for the purpose Of transacting
important business connected with the Pri.
mary Election.
The Greenback Club at Hunters Spring,
received thirteen new members on last
Saturday. Ten of them were negroes and
three were white. We have not heard who
the three white men are that are willing TO
be the tail to negro kite.
Col. T. u. Crews, the editor of the Lau-
rensville Herald, has been nominated by the
I.aurens Democracy for the Legislature. In
this they have made a capital selection
Col. Crews runs an excellent newspaper
an,l will make valuable representative.
Remember, farmers, that Anderson is a
live city, and that she has live set of mer.
chants. TOO. They will sell you goods
cheaper than you con buy them here
elss In the upper part Of the State. Bring
your cotton here, and they will pay you a
good price for 1t.
Parties contemplating mixing exhibits at
the next State Fair should write to the Sec.
retary, Col. Thos. w. Holloway, Pomaria
9. c., for q copy of the premium list. The
indications nre that tho next State Fair will
be the grandest and most successful ever
held in Columbia.
Messrs. J. G. Cunningham & Co. have
just received car load of "Old Hickory
! wagons, which they are Offering at very low
prices. Tho "Old Hickory" is q very sub
stantial wagon, and received the highes
| award at the Atlanta Cotton Exposition
| See advertisement.
Mr.. w. A. Chapman comes before th'
| readers OF the 1HTELLIGEICER this week ir
q new advertisement. He keeps an elegan
| and complete stock of dry goods, boots
shoes, &c, and his establishment has al
ways been a popular place with the ladies
He is special agent in this city for the Zeig
Ter shoe. His store Is located at Eo. 8 Ben
son .treet, where you will always fnt
polite and attentive clerks 70 wait on you