The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-09-06
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,,,s,.as.crS in another col
nd early mornings are pleas
+. =
-, licensed saloons in this city
,,ophc,s say ,!,a, September
ii MONTH
..,rer will neslcG, t" SOW pl"n.
:. 2 nd wheat this FAIL
# lan,l is offered for sale in
Xiv ~. See advertisement.
n ,,,;r, cotton was quoted at 8
ST:s1Iueslay i'll this market.
,,s there will not he much cot.
ss 'ss"I' ::,r a higher price this Win
a..ou loud OF mountain apples
:" .SSa sr came into the city on last
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.rs .ay that one of the couples
Ssj booked for marriage this
Ackel ont.
Cc0n Female Seminary opened
son on last Monday with about
3:Iis on its roll
II Sullivan & Bro, hardware and
> issle,s. sold three Sulky Turn
IS: on las, Monday.
:. requested to announce that
81 Il will meet III this city on to-
+ Trrijayy at 10 O'Clock a. nj.
,,, folks Camp Meeting at Hol-
H.: B,ushy Creek township, COM
r:slsy and embraces Sunday.
A ,bt T. Chamblee, Of Centerville
;9:. vas the first person to pay the
t,,;ment of taxes OH last Saturday.
! ,iia,'es OF the iseYeTiile officers in
s{.tsjns Of this State are at last at
E,;he attention of the Government.
81 -a,l has been seal ce in the city for
T. xeeN. Persons iiuving meal to
sn,i dispose of it readily at a good
4 r,up Meeting at Sandy Springs
reys On next Thursday and embraces
5rkllcving. A pleasant meeting is
3l-ch of keys was found near the
ss The other day. The owner can
cty applying at this office and pay
a5loss.
], xsinting Of the front and interior
u McCully e. Taylor's storeroom
s.aach more attractive and inviting
E5aa1'e
signg in Aiken County proposes to
1, " on dogs of from 81 to 81 so for
!Sz7a Of improving and maintaining
sI:4&s nads.
tsl,uie, accompanied by her father.
IlH.P. FAINT. left Anderson on Tues
'L.10n for Salem, n. c., whittier
.ap attend college.
'aNlnie B. Provost, daughter of our
I'D Mr.. J. w. Provost, has gone TO
Iss:s,,'. King and Queen County, Va,
ahi will attend school.
st@;ery of Noah's Ark and Jacobs
shn been announced. First thing
hz some enterprising Yankee will
rElhe original clay hole from which
-iyS taken to build Adam.
ailments for the y. NJ. C. A. next
j To conduct the afternoon meet
81. n. Brown; to visit the Poor
&c, F. Tolly and L. z. Smith.
4 \. White. n former citizen of
50 but now of Augusta, Co., has
Ming in this city for the past few
Els many friends are glad to see
lEihalla Courier. of last week, SAYS
L Fenton H. Hall, native of this
], dd at his home in Oconec County
lah day of August, in the eighty
~ Of his age.
lve been requested to announce that
Il be no Sabbath School or preach
Inst Creek Church on next Sunday,
10 the dedication of Rocky River
aa that day.
s.s. Talcott, Superintendent of the
q, Columbia e. Augusta Railroad,
!, 'ppointed Superintendent Of the
"a I Greenville Railroad, and will
'shaye charge of both lines.
j Simpson, Reid & Co., have Just
u lot Of pure Perique tobacco ciga-
Neare indebted to them for SAM
iE package, and we venture you
Y they are the best you have ever
l!al OF our merchants have return
aae Northern markets. New goods
.ns in every day, and things begin
g ifallish appearance. Consult our
ans columns, and you will know
'aso when you want anything.
la our citizens were conversing to.
.ss eIahits Row the other dny. In
aa The conversation it was proposed
M .sSst the aggregated weight of all
l mem would be. They weighed,
"a "a weight aggregated $50 pounds.
'Ed porkers.
fsEple think printers nre like fish
sIson air and water alone. That is
sa7e on mostly during the Sum
. ) Se cold blasts OF Winter require
aenge in the bill or fare-some-
.Ge substantial. Therefore, if you
'n'shing, pay up.
isaoWd Of people were in the city
10y, though not much business
>. eo. ae AS usual, the horseswap-
ss , i va IN full force, and many an
. Hanged hands. There was less
Una. soan usual, ard good order pre-.
A0ushout the day.
.Iss Esatiemen were talking the other
1 u, heir success in life. One re-
LA. ta1 when he came to Anderson he
,aie , second shirt to his back.
|. t,osnlng," replied the other, "when
. " Anderson I did not have any
%y back at ALL" He was born
aaon ,s, Of our readers is directed
rIa sh; adVertisement of Mr.. w. 8.
Snnsa Sm,sa appears in another column.
Jasat Q large and elegant stock of
TN ar he wants to sell them.
an an aeeh a anything in his line give
a''o we venture he will do you
Bm.lhaIol Bmslaole g friend, Mr.. Jas. Mulligan,
y ons Ereek section of the County,
n ~ !, omce on last Monday. Mr.
ana = numbered among our oldest
~ iII y, u remarkably hale and hearty