The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-08-09
,,,,IrF MESTION.

4 -,,i,yiIle
:, r. Browne, Of Atlanta, Ga, is
y N! rsla,ives i" o"' midst
,r,v Commissioners have an i'm
J" ro,ice in another column.
,,,b Of the city was never better
'a ,i,,e Of year thar ii is nov,
, Income "f the cotton factory
Wa We should keep the bnil in mo.
T. ' u.,,..,
". sbelor, of Walhalla, spent
!: ~ :y,nduy i" A"ders'" Q" professional
ts1ss'
* have been selling on the streets
mas, week at from thirty to forty
! ass.r peck
/ mer,hants are getting ready to make
annual trip to the Northern and
lrs,stn markets.
and Mrs. II. N. Reid and family. of
+ ,,. Ga, are at present visiting rela-
r. in this city.
i. q number of people from the city
.',1.i the District Conference at Smiths
is< on last Sunday
e. roIored folks campmeeting at Mt.
ri eiph. miles southwest of the city,
.,n,nced Yesterday.
,,s Jemima Novitt, who has been visi.
,,,st7es in Texas for several months
l., bss returned home.
/ r.r;rsnd Division Of Sons of Temper
:. convened at Marion yesterday. Mr..
|, Smith is representing Anderson Di-
80,
! e. haze heard Of TWO more weddings to
:, rIsce in the city this Fall. This
l4,s The number up to seven, according
iirhs hsscsipers.
bnember, girls, you should never at.
Il sweetheart without the consent of
,,h,art nor husband without the cCn-
s,d your better judgment.
.rpSintments for the Y. NJ. C. A. next
s,hy: To conduct the afternoon meeting,
| lR Towers; to visit the Poor House,
] 4 G. Sudday and j. M. Hubbard.
yssr. Reed e. Webb had car load of
rguelons consigned to them last week
3tr Bsmwell County. They were fine
ss and sold readily ut cent pound.
b paut of crowd last Monday was the
|ffs. Salesday we have had since Spring.
lstsy was pretty freely imbibed, but
70. order prevailed throughout the day.
h iast Tuesday we received pleasant
.ls,m Mr.. r. F. White, who is now
.,sI.g salesman for Messrs. Curtis Bros,
f.Isae hardware dealers of Cincinnati,
Fsh
Nv. ". Keys and family, of Green
L, came over last Thursday to spend two
1thne weeks with relatives and friends
H. Their many friends are glad to see
IN.
transcription list is larger now than it
Is irsr been before. We have room OH
Z box for few more names. Send us
81 money and we will send you the IS-
Yluied, on Friday, srd inst, at the res
zee Of Mr.. S. r. Johnston, by G. n. G.
&sman, Notary Public, Mr.. Alex. Rich
zion and Miss Lizzie E. Richardson, all
anderson County.
Say, young man, the next time you go
sss your sweetheart tell her that several
zxns we're poisoned at Union last week
"a ss.ng ice cream. 1t may enable you
's!dOwn expenses.
lnsmber, we charge for all obituary
Eds exceeding ten lines. But if any of
'EHlatives oNfriends die and we are in
r1do Of it Immediately, we will publish
irti as matter Sqf news.
VI, John Hopkins, Who lives on Capt.
'N. Daniels place, t}go miles from the
s!!Suusht us the first{ open boil of cotton
ahs season on last Monday, The cot
nru planted on the 18th of March.
o. Tuesday, last the Anderson Building
:. Loan Association sold to the highest
3s'ih second loan, amounting to about
Hssn hundred dollars. The first lot was
Tia at a discount Of Al, and the second
aa..
hAn E. Breazealc, ESQ, left Anderson
aa Monday afternoon for Denver, Col,
fsAs be goes to attend the session Of the
sss'al Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch
IilS1sL We wish him pleasant and
sshp
s'tal of our citizens are talking Of WIS.,
es The Louisville Exposition, which
SIea on the lst inst. and will continue
4 h7r months. The railroad fare from
iis..sison and return will cost about twen-
7lsfee dollars.
iisa Mayors Court on Tuesday morning
Il unusually interesting. A white man
anaed $50 for giving whisky to o man OF
f,'n Incorporate habits. An appeal was
ta' and the case will probably be carried
fs. Gcuit Court.
Ataef Willie Guyton, son of Mr.. A. w.
[y@n' OF Hopewell township, sent us
Iaa OF luscious peaches and grapes on
iueday. for which he will accept our
/, Ills father's orchard has not failed
'a' truit in forty years.
H. Carolina Taylor, cf Texarkana,
l. visiting friends and relatives in
aY and County. Mrs. Taylor is q
Ss Of this county, having moved to
.hoftiy after the war. She has a
Ul lnends here. and her visit is exceed
TH enjoyed by them.
H.w. w. Mood, who was pastor of
aul0uiSt ChurcI, T., t},to c;ty sevpral