The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-09-04

LOCAL NEWS.
q. O.. LANasIoN. LOCAL EDITOR.
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New Goods y; aEa iEa being received by oaf
merchants.
Sore eyes are quite fashionable just now
III these parts.
Mr.. A. P. Hubbard and wife have gone
to Atlanta, Ga.
The candidates put in good days
work last Monday.
/, The SEASON iot closing the stores at Q
o'clock has ended:.
The warehouses in the city are filed up
with bagging and ties.
Four months more, young ladies, and
Leap Year will be gone.
Capt. P. K. Mccnlly and wife left last
Monday for trip North.
Don't forget the meetings in the interest
Of the Savannah Valley Railroad.
lie presbytsriap bqiibtit viii be ooou-
pied next Sunday by Rev. L. NJ. Aver.
From all reports the farmers are pre-
pairing to sow large grain crops this Fall.
Melons and fruit have not been so
plentiful in the city during the past week.
Mr.. W, ", Keys, of the Baptist Courier,
Ereenvilie.. s. g., spent last Sunday in the
Several tracts of land are advertised
for sale in this issue of the INrELL1a EN-.
cER.
The City Council has shipped the fire
: engine to Columbia to have new boiler
placed in il,
Mr.. C. A. Reed and family left the city
Monday evening for an extensive trip
through the North.
Prepare to settle your dues to this Office,
and don't wait to be dunned for the
money. We need IL.
The crops a,ftst lobking well, especially
the cotton, though ih some sections Of the
County rain Is needed.
Nearly all Of our merchants are in
the Northern markets putehasihg their
E,oIl H;;l VUit,tat uoHdS.
Misses Nettie and Mamie Haynes, Of
Fort Motto, s.. G., are visiting Mrs. J. b.
Townsend in this city.
Our young friend, Capt Ernest coch-
ran, leaves anderson this week for the
University Of Virginia.
watch onr advertising columns and
YOU i viii know where to 30 to get the best
goods for the least money.
There is one mitigation to our grief:
the girls can't wear a Jersey and Mother
Hubbard at the same time.
Misses Mamie and sallie Bissell, OF
Charleston, s. O., are In the city visiting
Mr.. IT.. w. Prevosts family.
When you need any bill heads, letter
heads, envelopes or other kinds Of job
printing, send us your order.
"A medical journal recommends tho ex-
tsrnal nse Of buttermilk to ladies who
are exposed to tan or freckles.
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The Primary Election takes place to-
morrow. Every Democrat should 80 to
thepolls and vote for their choice.
Ta1paying isnow in order. The Treas
urer may be found at his Office in the
Court House during business hours.
The new Church of the colored Metho-
dists is nearly completed. It is neat
building, and is a credit to the congrega-
tions
Persons desiring to purchase valuable
tract Of land near the city should read
M. j. +. Wilson's advertisement in an
other column.
Mr.. John Howard, an excellent citizen
OF this County, died at his home at Au-
tun on the 10Th Of August, in the seventy
sixth year Of his age.
The residents Of the city should see
that their premises are cleaned and puri-
fed, as the Chief Of Police will be around
inspecting in q few days.
We are requested to state that the Ex-
ecutive Board Of the Salnda Association
will meet at Bolton on next Tuesday, the
9th instant, az u O'Clock m.
Mr.. John o. Peoples and wife, Of New
berry, who have been spending week or
two with relatives in this city and coun-
~, returned home last Monday.
Cadet N. A. McCully, of the United
States Naval Academy at Annapolis, Nd,
arrived home last Monday and will spend
a months furlough with his parents.
The city was full Of people last Monday.
The horseswappers were the only busy
men. Everything passed off quietly, not
single arrest being made by the police.
One day last week little son Of MIR.
Charles Sherard, of Corner township, fell
out Of the bed and broke his collar bone.
at last accounts the little fellow was do
ing we'll.
Ed. Cason, oolored, has left small
bunch Of keys, which he picked up in
front Of the Bank last Tuesday, at this
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