The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-10-04
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local NEWS:
,,,Er MENTION.

4 sRlEr MENTION.
liking season is near at hand.
/ aha, Anderson has dude. Who
i ,,u cheaper than it has been in
B. !cH' :,
/, 1:ibt, mo"'I"
,,,Iins cotton was quoted at from
/ ca Wednesday
/ ,.s,,.y Fair is only two weeks oil.
!, snl come TO H.
1 .,,C Camp Meeting a, Providence
], .,. ~ On Friday, 18th inst.
,Dyille Fair will be held on the
~ %''ih nth and l2th inst.
,,,I;uc up your accounts, don't
* ~, little bill you owe us.
:, mics are prominent among the
IN" which are ripcning for winter
~, SON of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
y II I in this city on last Saturday
p, ne lrdrr, published at Marion.
sfiH "a ne last week enlarged and
,s improved
! r Holland has placed us under
I ..1ns = to him by presenting us with a
Ed watermelon.
.,.t;ce and National Bank Inspector
/ !. anderson last week. He found
[I:as as it should be.
4. r Watson is preparing to build
4 .,,r brick building upon his lot on
w s.,; near the railroad bridge.
o,,,ou is being picked ont rapidly.
4 n ;; onr farmers say TINT it will only
:. more week to gather the crop.
l.. Of our merchants say that they
4 ,,,s goods during last month than
Ii during the same month last year.
! =, OF Thursday, 27th ul... by S. T..
Z ti tissi Justice, Mr.. Chas. l.. Moore and
[isiie Hinton. All OF this County.
\, pcssum hunters are doing good
ia A party of young men from the
{rs, out the other night and caught
,,s,temed ntighbor, the hIcouec Cbn-
sre TO us last week attired in a bran
Id Long may the Courier live and
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hi, every farmer you meet now says
I,w coing to plant more than Onc-ilalf
irt,nt of cotton next year rs he has
1 IL ioue heretofore.
!, yting the death Of Miss Eliza A.
giIhst week, we erred i'm stating that
5r, daughter Of Mr.. T.. NJ. Holland.
tn, daughter Of Mr.. l.. r. Holland.
y IAn E. Peoples has commenced the
A attending his other storerooms on
Einnge. The rooms will be the same
is The one occupied by Mr.. Peoples.
t.IT. McFall, of this city, has pre-.
En with some very fine sweet pota-
(which she will accept our thanks.
trs the largest we have seen this sea-
md. on September 18th. 1883, at
Il. Church, on Goshen Hill Circuit,
b. v. NJ. Hardin, Rev. George b:
lg md Miss Martha r. Sanders. All
Fa2 County, S. G.
sNonday being Salcsday and the first
iConrt, ali unusually large crowd
J. he city. Considerable fire. water
|tEhed, and the police lodged quite a
sein the lookup.
81, -! g. the residence Of the otlicie'
%Enan, on September 30th, hy Rev.
pa lger, d. d., Mr.. j. a. Ables, of
Es Coun'", and Miss Mary J. Elrod,
nsson County, s. G.
aDg miss of sixteen asks what is the
Ching for her to do when she is SER
b By party of gentlemen ut late
We are glad to be able to answer
|efstion. Steal softly down stairs and
it. dog.
pG;hange says that sleepless people
s.e are many i'll America-should
p. sun. That would seem to be the
|sAing, as it is counting the daughter
|aNhs so many people Of their right
pa Of sleep.
Y Gitenyille N'cms, of last Saturday,
tsMr. A. A. Dilworth, Of Brushy
alEnship, this County, has three pigs
fzonths old which will each weigh
|r,ds. Mr.. Dilworth should bring
1s7n TO the Fair.
Z rhite citizens of Anderson County
Satiully invited to attend q meeting
ISg1s school house, in Centeryille
PIP on Friday, 18th inst. The meet
|Ek held by the colored people in
ssst of education, &c.
f. Christy Clinkscales and Starke
r hrmerly citizens of this County |
In residing in Tishimingo County,
! iad Us call last week. They are
e ltlatives and friends here and at-
= Court Of Common Pleas.
fL4. Lander, a son of DR.. Lander,
lSnplished President of the William
f!z,le College, has been elected to o
sq In Vanderbilt University at
n. Tenn. This is very gratifying
sPsR,. Lander's friends in this County.
}Eles will be given by the Sons of
Ence at Honea Path on the night Of
sn inst. The following gentle en-
4 "a invited to deliver address OH
I.t0n: Rev. John w. Kelly. Messrs.
saah, J. n. Vandiver and ]. s. Mat.
4 sE informed that a gentleman had a
Slpped by freight from Hodges to
i sn :, last week, and the charges were
me trunk only weighed 102 pounds,
ssn nave been shipped by express
csas. How is this, Messrs. Railroad
iaasoners?
I uIshange says that the Postmaster
nuggets TO the public that in send
ffaperS, books, pamphlets, ETC., the
s;s placed upon the articles inside,
~ case the wrapper should by acci-
ss"n on, it would be possible to de-
a'n Is directed to the advertisement
= McGrath d Son in another col
me- .asy are located on Depot street,
al an invitation to their friends
nem to call and see them. Par
aa byrum q McGrath should read
part OF the advertisement.
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