The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-09-27
.,,,rr MENTION.

4" ,iIl be here the latter part O
a's'b'
.,ts Of farm to rent or lease IN an
%1'n0 -,
i. .cason is at An end. The
s~H: !. y: ''-,'''
trcc around the Court House
r?s'ins'
J., !. selling at 20 cents a bushel
i ,ou"'ry.
Jan. aud straw hats are linger-
r. sp Of Fall
:,,I;ug cotton was quoted at from
IN ! % Wednesday
,,anon we hear OF n new candi-
E:,p office next year.
40 sowcd your small grain yet
Iad' ! ;s1 8, as soon as possible.
hand instruments is offered for
sG s.ii.jssue. See advertisement.
Osut skating Club contemplate
,sotber Carnival ut an early day.
.t,bs weather wise say we will
,.s fail. Whnt is your opinion?
ofour merchants say heir collec-
= s.Va been very good SO far this sea g.
:, States Marshal Livingstone has
f.,J R NJ. Casey q Deputy Marshal
s(onnty.
Fans, q Baltimore drummer, con-
GSsafternoon meeting Of the Y. M.
Sunday.
r.rimmon crop promises to be an
e., one. No danger of us poor
<lTr men starving.
:, months more and Christmas will
- Yoa can commence forming POUR
ia, resolutions now.
y .,aousand dollars in gold weighs four
% This is why 80 many newspaper
I r. rund.shouldered.
4 : ,bould prepare something for exhi.
nd lbe County Fair, which comes of
9slah 18th and 10th of October.
!, ane law goes out on the 1st of Oc-
AAer that day you may kill the
C;i,a and invite us to help you eat
,,,rhr Of our friends have settled up
I. Ebription dues during the past
d Nyou owe us anything come and
ibHs.
t: hns Of an immense size, of n con-
ca color with the dress, and hand
Z, "a. al will be worn with evening toilets
5TnM.
ELD. McLucas, editor of the Marion
8i.:. and Farmer. is soon to commence
jrsiation Of the Laurens Ledger ut
$NC. H.
.vw passenger rates Of fare on the
s,b have gone into effect. You can
5avel over the G. & G.. r. Il. for 81
BIZ. mile.
segnber, the merchants of Anderson
lkgmined not to be undersold by any
,irnket. Bring your cotton here and
iu.I yon need.
iiEsl, by Rev. w. A. Hodges, on the
.s., Mr.. {. B. Smith, of Anderson
et, 5. G., and Miss Anna L. Anderson,
| l:Hns County, S. c.
f,re indebted to Mr.. C. A. Reed for
lEada papers. He and his family
hi Toronto last week. They are ex-
,iah0me this week.
fs4uld be generally known that drop
+ lave. since the 1st Of September,
krsle subject to two cents stamp, in
vi one as heretofore.
Y, next Monday you can send your
ehtHo cents. We presume the boys
rlIe TO their girls oftener, as it will
lsfHie SO expensive.
b Pteshyterians Of this city are look
GEard with much pleasure to the
E:g Of their Synod, which convenes
la the 2ith of October.
De. are more marriageble young men
Ldenon than marriageable ladies.
rathat have On overplus of the female
H!lld make note Of this.
z. needed improvements have been
aIshe depot recently. Among other
?, notice the platform and the steps
fYthereto have been repaired.
!sE. Arnstein & Rose, Of this city,
\ Ssned branch stors at Hartwell,
at' .. Geisberg has gone oyer there
It'll manage the store for them.
GGoin.ments for the Y. NJ. C. A. next
~: To conduct the afternoon meet
VI Tolly; to visit the Poor House,
hpaniels aud ]. M. Hubbard.
\. astronomers say another comet has
san appearance. 1t will reach its per-
. III January, and will be visible to
aisd eye in December, perhaps sooner.
U Isasurer's Office Is not crowded
aa!'. You should not put off paying
1als until the last. We understand
! VIII be no extension of time this
'Ealtman in Varennes township in
sn that three boys on his place pick
pounds of cotton one day last week.
~ good work, considering the short
s,sn,derstand that Rev. Samuel Jones,
y Ge most noted Methodist preachers
4 'SsEa has accepted on invitation to
n u III this city some time during next
y y What is hush ?" asked a little boy
a'u : ,.ny DAY. why, my dear. do you
Because I asked sister what made
I,I I,., GIess y, stick out behind, and she
~; ), .Thos. F. Drake and ]. C. strib.
y. y ~is County, have gone to the Ex-
~; o., After seeing the sights there,
\, sai extend their trip through Ohio,
G'and Illinois.
Issa. ,s;5. on Wednesday, 9th inst, at
I1nsnce i ~ of the brides father, Mr..
I.pha j; hnseVes, by Rov. +. Wood, Mr.. A.
s... .l and Miss Fannie Reeves. All
''e''on County.
i ~. ~; =; Round, at ono time stationed
'i-s0. y' ont now of The North Carolina
!, 10 was married in that State q few
M aGe 70 Miss Louisa Painter, the
SS era, published by colored man
, AiSton, gives this adyice. uThe