The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-09-04
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LOCAL NEWS.
c, LANGsT0N,. LOCAL EDITOR.

rchants.
.,rc eyes are quite fashionable just now
Slhese parts.
fr. A. p. Hubbard and wife have gone
Atlanta, Ga.
sfhe candidates put III good days
rk last Monday.
srbc SEASON fot closing the stores at 0
lock has ended.
SHE warehouses in the city are filled up
ii bagging and ties.
Four months more, young ladies, and
Sap Year will be gone.
apt. p. X. McCully and wife left last
5ndey for trip North.
Don't forget the meetings in the interest
ihe Savannah Valley Railroad.
fhe Presbyterian pulpit will be occu-
Ia next Sunday by Rev. l.. NJ. Aver.
from all .eports the farmers are pre-
ling to SOW large grain crops this Fall.
Melons and fruit have not been 30
ntful in the city during the past week.
Sir. w. w, Keys, of the Baptist Courier,
tcnv,le. s. c., spent last Sunday in the
5everal tracts of land are advertised
sale in this issue Of the INTELLra EN-.
s.
ghe City Council has shipped the fire
gine to Columbia to have a new boiler
ced in it,
lr. C. A. Reed and family left the city
jnday evening for an extensive trip
sough the North.
Prepare to settle your dues to this Office,
"a don't wait to be dunned for the
hey. We need It,
aShe crops are looking we'll, especially
co,tol:, though In some sections Of the
anty rain is needed.
Nearly all Of our merchants are in
Northern markets purchasing their
u and Winter goods
MISSES Nettie and Mamie Haynes, of
rt Motto, s. c., are visiting Mrs. J. H.
wnsend in this city.
Dur young friend, Capt. Ernest Coch-
leaves Anderson this week for the
iversity Of Virginia.
gatch our advertising columns and
ia will know wnere TO 30 TO get the best
Ids for the least money.
There is one mitigation to our grief:
girls can't wear Jersey and Mother
sbbard at the same time.
SSSissss Mamie and Sallie Bissell, OF
rleston, S. c., are in the city visiting
J. w. Prevosts family.
Yhen You need any bill heads, letter
ds, envelopes or other kinds of Job
bling, send us your order.
medical journal recommends the ex-
pal use of buttermilk to ladies who
8exposed to tan or freckles.
be Primary Election takes place to-
=E=sjTow. Every Democrat should go to
fpolls and vote for their choice.
axpaying is now in order. The Treas
may be found at his Office in the
5 rt House during business hours.
he new Church of the colored Metho-
rs is nearly completed. It Is neat
and is credit to the congrega-
Persons desiring to purchase valuable
ct Of land near the city should read
s J. f. Wilson's advertisement in an
E=sar column,
FIR. John Howard, an excellent citizen
shis County, died at his home at Au-
on the 10th Of August, in the seventy
th year of his age.
he residents Of the city should see
their premises ere cleaned and puri-
as the Chief Of Police will be around
! pecting in g few days.
70 are requested to state that the Ex-
tive Board Of the Saluda Association
meet at Belton on next Tuesday, the
instant, at IL o'clock m.
r. John o. Peoples and wife, Of New.
fy, who have been spending week or
with relatives in this city and coun-
returned home last Monday.
hdet N. A. McCully, OF the United
es Naval Academy at Annapolis, Nd,
we'd home last Monday and will spend
onth's furlougb with his parents.
be city was full Of people !Ast Monday.
horseswappers were tie only busy
p. Everything passed. OF quietly, not
ngle arrest being made by tho police.
ne day last week little son OF Mr..
fles Sherard, Of Corner township, fell
or tue bed and broke his collar bone.
ast accounts the little fellow was do
well.
81. Cason, colored, has left a small
lssach q keys, which he picked up in
at OF the Bank last Tuesday, at this
2. The owner can get them by pay.
expenses.
erybody seems anxious for new
ai building. Some progressing, en-.
rising citizen should take hold Of the
er. He could make success OF 1t,
erily believe.
IftSff,o
ss Nellie Howell, o fascinating
s lady Of Charleston, 8. c., who has
spending several weeks In Anderson
sA her friend. Miss Helen Reed, left for
fome last Monday morning.
nwell County had seventy-nine can
es before her. Primary Election the
.'s day, tWsnty.aeyen of whom Were