The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-10-23
20 rcd sunsets are again attracting at

ir Jas. II. Bcwloy, OF Laurens, was in.
city last Sunday.
ourt adjourned last Saturday. The
s4EOrs were not sorry.
.ery Democrat should vote the straight
* pt No scratching.
IL TO the Fair TO day and tomorrow.
ss5u will enjoy yourself.
M asst Thursday morning the first frost
4, he season was noticed.
sweet potatoes were selling in the city
4 saturday 1t $l.OO per bushel.
eA,rs. VIM. NJ. Wilcox, of Elberton, Ga,
Visiting her parents in tho city.
ano names Of the Managers of the an
s 5aching election appear in this issue.
yo have got blank receipt for oyery
inGucnt subscriber. Please bes r this
mind.
- ! sTbc time for paying taxes has been ex.
dcd to the 10th of November. Pay up
pmptly.
8 srbe grand balloon ascension OH the
sir Grounds tomorrow (Friday) will
sract q crowd.
Bc sure TO have your registration cer-
5Sicato where you can get it without any
5uble OH election day.
rhe Democrat who stays ut homo OIL
a ith Of November endangers the sue
IN of the Democratic party.
Thc election is one week from next
Iesday. Lot every Democrat do his
ty, and South Carolina will be safo.
: sevcral Andersonians will go to Wash
5 5ton ncxt March to see Grover Cleye-
I'd naugurated President of the United
7%tes.
Persons building or contemplating
Hiding should read J. l.. BartOn's ad-
ssrtiscmcnt. His planning mill does good
3rk.
fThc Presbyterian Church will be closed
'9gxt Sunday, as DS. Frierson will be in
s:stcndance uron Synod, which is now in
sion at Gfeenville.
Married, at the residence of tho brides
D,her, OH Thursday, 10th inst, by Rev.
~ A. Hodges, Mr.. John Is. Kilgore and
lss Salie l.. Kernels.
Democrats, remember that upon your
'Se ith of November depends the MAIN
hancc Of honest government III South
rolina.
There is considerable complaint among
So farmers about thieves stealing cotton
In the fields at night. A good dose of
sckshot would perhaps tend to put
5p to this business.
Married. by Rov. NJ. McGco, at his res
3nce at uonea Path, S. c., on the l4th
IT., Mr.. a. ii. Green and Miss Sue Kca.
b, taughtcr Of Mrs. Emily Kea ton, all
Anderson County.
Ehe merchants Of Anderson have
iced not to open their stores to morrow
fiday) until 3 O'Clock p. m., SO as to
10 their clerks time to attend the Coun-
Fair and to attend themselves.
sincc Miss Morisini ran away with her
h hers coachman five other young wo-
ye eloped with their coachmen. Wo-
* n are bound to follow the fashion,
y atover it is.
Tho Secretary Of the Fair Association
s quito busy on Wednesday entering
sicles for exhibition. The indications
that the Fair will be success. We
st our whole people will turn out both
is of tho Fair.
Ar. s. NJ. Bowen, an estimable citizen
this County, died at his home near
preville on Monday morning, 18th inst,
Ter protracted illness, aged about 4S
s.4yars. He lcaves wife and several chill
EN- to mourn his death.
modern philosopher thinks 1t mis-
%e to suppose that women have stronger
achments than men. A man is often
sAsached to an old hat; but he asks !:
gho ever heard of woman being at
he'd to an old bonnet?"
Judging from the ecDorts In our State
fhanges, South Carolina will make q
nd display at the New Orleans Expo
ION. We trust Anderson County will
s7t bo behind her sister Counties in maxi
display of her resources.
Alr. VIM. Pendle, the clever aid expert
tcher i'll Mr.. j. s. Fowler's employ, is
fnishing his customers with some ex-
llent beef, pork and sausage at present.
- return thanks for a sample of the
psage meat. We never ate better.
Soung man, don't blush and feel good,
PAUSE the girl you meet on the street
pms TO be gazing with rapture on your
pie countenance she Is only looking
your pretty cravat and thinking how
e it would look in her crazy quilt.
sat is all.
qur townsman Mr.. 3. +. Moss received
eieEram W last Sunday morning announe-
ss, which occurred at his home near
Accoa, Ga; on Saturday night. ~.
s3ss Immediately left the city by private
lVeyance to attend the funeral.
ho Elberton, Ga, Ncw South, of last
sk, says: "Dr. M. G. Parker, of Honea
IN, 8. c., will locate in Elberton the
\ Of next year, for the purpose of prac-
ai,g his profession. We learn that he
~ also engage in the drug business.
Doctor will be desirable acquisition
pur citizenship"
tist letters remaining in the Post
ce lor the week ending October 2l: !:
Lettie Barret, N. NJ. Bolt, Joseph
%n, Henry Ermet, Lawrence Eskew,
=. Holmes, Henry Jackson, Todd
st1tle, John P. Maddox, Jim Stricl-
y, Lester Terry, Mrs. G. l.. Webb, Geo.
Spo' II. Is. Wilson, Will Wright.
uere Will be panorama exhibition,
tratlng the scene of '.Ten Nights in
arroom in the Masonic Hall this
lsf5A tIsJi :ilhB. TlOIs "alkCE Will
'se en- .ainment under the auspi
OF the Fair Association. Admission,
s'ts. 1t will be q pleasant entertain
end every body should attend.
fe H,e new gin-house built by Maj. Geo.
Maret, on the site Of the gin-house
some two weeks ago, was again
suuled by fire, with about seven bales
o!ton, Tuesday last. The fire is
ght TO havo been occasioned by n
y, 'h some cotton that was being
ea. The property was uninsured.