The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-09-18

Bacon and lard are declining in price.
Court is in session this week at Pickens
G. b.
The epidemic Of sore eyes is on the in
crease.
The Camp Meeting at Sandy Springs
begins to-day.
Wheat is selling at sixty cents per BUSH
Ell in Abbeville County.
Middling cotton was worth 81 cents per
pound on Wednesday.
Read every advertisement in this paper
and you will profit by it.
twas almost cool enough for frost last
Monday and Tuesday mornings.
The attendance upon the various
schools in the city are gradually increas-
3 ing.
Let every man, woman and child, white
and colored, be in Anderson on the 26th
inst.
- A street sprinkler has been very much
needed in Anderson for the past several
weeks.
The Camp Meeting at Providence begins
4 next Thursday and will conclude on the
Tuesday following.
THE law requires that water-courses be
cleared of all distractions during thu
month Of September.
Don'tput off paying your taxes to the
last moment. If you have got the mon
ey, now is the most convenient time to
pay them.
There is a butter famine in the city just
now. If the supply does not increase,
.our people will have to fall back on oleo-
:. margarine.
It will soon be in order to hear of arms
and hands being torn up by gins. Be
careful, and you will keep us out OF an
itcm Of news.
Remember that Friday, the 26th inst,
is the day set apart for grand rally OF
sS ~ the Democracy Of Anderson County,
Don't forget it.
3. The days of lemonade, ice cream and
soda water are about over for this season
The young men are glad but the young
ladies are sorry.
Can'twe get up real old-fashioned red
6.meetine on Friday, 26th inst.
s. Every Democrat in the County should be
hero on that day.
The County Fair is about month of.
We trust our people generally will pre-
pare something for exhibition and make
it grand success.
The first mountain apples for this sea-
son were offered for sale in the city last
week at 81 per bushel. The crop is said
to be an abundant one.
A colored woman, while returning
1rom services in the colored Baptist
Church one night last week, fell into
ditch and broke her leg near the ankle.
=. September is perhaps the sicklest
month in the year, and every one should
be exceedingly particular about their
q health. "A little precaution may save you
q months sickness.
We received call last Saturday morn
ing from Mr.. Beard, of the Honea Path
Herald. BE is pleasant young gentle
man, and says his paper is meeting with
much encouragement.
Sullivan q Bro. are receiving their Fall
stock Of hardware, rubber and leather
betting, packing, DC, which they will
sell at bottom prices. When you need
anything In their line give them call.
Bead their new advertisement.
Our young friend and former towns
man, Mr.. Joseph Lee of Columbia, is in
the city representing the Valley Mutual
Association Of Virginia. Those Of our
citizens who desire cheap and reliable
life insurance should consult Mr.. Lee.
The new advertisement Of the New
York Cash Store appears in enlarged form
this week, and the attention of every
reader is directed to it. It will repay you
to 60 through this establishment, even if
You do not care to purchase an. a1 1g.
On account of religious holidays, the
New York Cash Store and Mr.. A. Lesser's
Store will be closed on Saturday. Goth
lust, and Monday, 29th inst. The friends
and customers of these establishments
should make note Of this and govern
;themselyes accordingly.
5. New goods are coming in by the car
loads. The merchants OF Anderson want
money, and they are determined to sell
their goods, even if they have to do it at
a sacrifice. Bring your cotton to Ander-
son, and for o little money you can get
more goods than you can carry home.
Mr.. and Mrs G. c. Cummings have the
sympathies of host of friends in the
death of their 4-year-old son, Edward,
which occurred in this city on last Sun
day night, after an illness of several days,
from diphtheria. The remains were in
tered in the Baptist cemetery on Mon
day.
Joseph Frederick, 21-n,onths-old son
of Mr.. S. Il. Eskew, OF Centerville town
ship, died on Tuesday, 9th inst, after an
illness OF three days with membrane
Group. His remains were inferred at Sa
lem Church on Wednesday, 10th inst,
Rev. B. Hays conducting the funeral SER
vices.
A lecture on sUniversity Life in Ger.
many" will be delivered in the Chapel OF
the Williamson Female College on to-
morrow Friday) evening. at o'clock,
by Prof. j. M. Pickel, Phi D., a graduate
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