The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-09-21
uRrEf MENTION

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;,,e. will soon sing their last
=. schools in the city are wei
,5yancing little in price. w
LW
.noodrel bales of cotton were sol,
.:r { ias' week
.,,Ys money you owe us would b.
=. I.:s Table lie just now.
ii, until the last day to pay you
yov is a good time'
=, tLe County Fair takes plac
,:.b is.h and 18th of October.
;,,,;rg cotton was quoted at 8
q Wednesday in this market.
:. .,,re in the city. Il is ri;I
e ce, five dollar note changed.
:. r w Harrison has accepted
" i,Iesman in Mr.. w. S. Lyon
,oJ is the color of the new two
@ a,,. that 20 into circulation Octo
o,oam and soda water season j:
:, ~ a close. The young men are
a.
,r, consult our advertising columns,
y: ~ will know where to go to purchase
ioi:.
us and Courier has our thanks fo1
r,tiaIly colored map of the city OF
SfEon.
" A. Snipes has purchased lot OH
Main street, and contemplates i'm
c,i;t an early day.
-rs,tendancc Of the members of An
81, Division, Sons Of Temperance, is
i.sel this evening.
~ p,ilroad Commission has our thanks
5,s.Ir printed copies of their schedule
ySssf 5yll and passenger TateS,
81 !. raj estate business has been quite
S.sIs ;siHg the past week, several build
n h,Sins changed hands.
,,-jJ in Roberts Church, on the 16tl,
i j1 The Rev. IT. G. Ligon, Mr.. S. NJ.
I'D and Miss Abi Reynolds.
n vn. n. Wilcox and family, of FL.
9ss Gs., were visiting relatives in the
4 q !M Saturday and Sunday.
uErices were held in the Presbyterian
iYstodst churches Oh last Sunday. the
srtsng absent from the city.
II. re informed that Hon. d. Wyatt
Ss hr consented to address the Grange
ss.sM Slabtown on the first Saturday
h,kr
In is an old Hebrew proverb which
I, Make haste when you are purchas-
isld, but when you are to marry a
+ h,low.
,l l:wback riding is getting to be very
IL among the girls and young ladies
iaa,y. 1t is healthful exercise, aud
l:i.!o see it.
3lt ssason gents collars will be high
i D7nders," and the neck ties will be
sslk cheek tied in sailors knot, with
j Eof an, sort.
b. P Il. Whitfield, of Fork township,
sI5 IS pocket book last week that had
J. 4 use in his family for over forty
" II looks like it will do good service
3IaGher afternoon u young lady in this
rhile crimping her hair, dropped a
! &,.e pencil down her back. We are
G4st it was really amusing to see her
ln md hear her scream.
X {. G. Evans, jr., the clever depot
j-ih Pendleton, has recently purchased
lIsad bicycle. He came down to this
! he other day on it, making the trip
'E--t:ssn miles) in about two hours.
\. Hewlett X. Sullivan left Anderson
io1ay afternoon TO visit the Louis
Exposition. After seeing the sights
r. be will visit Cincinnati, st. Louis,
p iolk. Baltimore and other places.
An't take your cotton elsewhere until
4 E7e the Anderson merchants trial.
I! will pay Us much or more for cotton
l2nerchants of any othor place, and
F4lso sell goods as cheap or cheaper.
IA. B. Bowden, of Centerville town
p bad the misfortune to break one of
INNS last week while taking down some
2snery at Lees mill preparatory to re.
:Flsi it. We hope he will speedily re-
!sibbing affray occurred in the city on
! friday night between Geo. Johnston
= INK. Wallace, both colored. John
avs cut in five different places, though
: Of the wounds are serious. AN old
aEs the cause.
IL Anderson Military Academy opened
liul session on last Monday with eighty
1lon its roll. More students are OK
u, and 1t is probable that the roll will
u one hundred. This is very crafty.
sHthe friends Of the Academy.
~ County Commissioners should see
!, IGe various public roads throughout
sWlnty are put in as good condition as
.Sae before the Winter season sets in.
.le several portions of the County we
.sMlled recently, the roads have been
qpoorly worked.
.M'eyed Tennessee girl Is said to have
".,aec that she can make her eyes look
~ wearing dark blue velvet lining
!. ~ nat and eating loaf.sugar slightly
md with cologne water. We know
= men who can make their eyes turn
'"'nout going to half that trouble.
y. y and Mrs. J. M. Smith have the SYM
i! y oi large number Of friends in the
4 a oi their II months old son, Arthur,
- occurred at their residence in this
!, W last Sunday afternoon. The re-
i. .oi The little one were inferred In the
ypeflan p cemetery on Monday after
i, ~ VI. Frierson conducting the funeral
h Wednesday night. 18th inst, the
,s ss Of Mr.; Jap. Poole, who resides in
M M. .oWnship, were destroyed by fire.
.s.e o,. and q lot Of corn, fodder, wheat
SAs were consumed. It was evidently
! "o't = OF an incendiary. Mr.. John
!. orother.inslGw of Mr.. Poole, has
,he.ed ,hs and committed to Jail charged
e ~ peetee Of Judge Withetspoon in the
,or,t NJ lawrence Chamblee against the
% n;M valley Railroad Co. has been
th.. n the Clerk of the Court, and de-
..s;aa as ne has no power to restrain the
luon OF tax. and therafnra refusea