The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-10-23

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LOCAL NEWS.
9. @. sLANGsToN, LOCAL EDITOR.
The red sunsets are again attracting at
tention.
Mr.. Jas. II. Bewley, of Laurens, in.
the city last Sunday.
Court adjourned last Saturday. The
jurors were not sorry.
Every Democrat should vote the straight
ticket. No scratching.
Goto the Fair to day and tomorrow.
You will enjoy yourself
Last Thursday morning the first frost
of the season was noticed.
Sweet potatoes were selling in the city
last Saturday at $L.00 per bushel.
Mrs.Wm. M. Wilcox, of 'Elberton, Ga,
is visiting her parents in the city.
The names Of the Managers of the ap-
preaching election appear in this issue.
We have got blank receipt for every
delinquent subscriber. Please bear this
in mind.
The time for paying taxes has been ex-
tended to the 10th of November. Pay up
promptly.
The grand balloon ascension on the
Fair Grounds tomorrow (Friday) WILL
attract q crowd.
Be sure to have your registration GER
Gficate where you can get it without any
trouble on election day.
The Democrat who stays at home on
the 4th of November endangers the sue
cess Of the Democratic party.
The election is one week from next
Tuesday. Let every Democrats 90 ms
duty, and South Carolina will be safe.
Several Andersonian will go to Wash
ington next March to see Grover Cleve-
land inaugurated President OF the United
States.
Persons building or contemplating
building should read ]. E. Barton's ad-
vertiseme ment. His planning mill does good
work.
The Presbyterian Church will be closed
next Sunday, as Df. Frierson will be IN
attendance upon Synod, which is now In
: session at Greenville.
Married, at tie residence of the brides
mother, on Thursday, 10th inst, by Rev.
A.Hodges, Mr.. John B. Kilgore and
Miss Sallie T.. Kernels.
Democrats, remember that upon your
efforts from now until the polls close on
the 4th of November depends the main
tenance of. honest government in South
Carolina.
There is considerable complaint among
thefarmers about thieves stealing cotton
from the fields at night. a good dose of
buckshot would perhaps tend to put
stop to this business.
Married. by Rev. M. MCGEE, at his res
idence at Honea Path, s.. G., on the l4th
inst; Mr.. "A. H. Green and Miss Sue Kea-
ton, daughter of Mrs. Emily Kea ton, all
of Anderson County.
The merchants Of Anderson have
agreed not to open their stores tomorrow
(Friday) until o'clock p. M, 80 as to
give their clerks time to attend the Coun-
ty Fair and to attend themselves.
Since Miss Morisini ran away with her
fathers ooaehman five other young wo'
men in different portions Of the North
have eloped with their coachmen. Wo-
men are bound to follow the fashion,
whatever it is.
The Secretary of the Fair Association
was quite busy on Wednesday entering
articles for exhibition. The indications
are that the Fair will be success We
trust our whole people will turn out both
days of the Fair.
Mrs.. NJ. Bowen, an estimable citizen
of this County, died at his home near
Storeyille on Monday morning, 18th inst,
after protracted illness, aged about 48
years. He leaves awife and several chill
dren to mourn his death.
A modern philosopher thinks 1t mis-
take to suppose that women have stronger
attachments than men. A man is often
attached ito an old hat but he asks:
ssWho ever heard of woman being at
tached to- an old bonnet ?"
Judging. from the reports in our State
exchanges, South Carolina will make
grand display at the New Orleans Expo.
sition. We trust Anderson County will
not be behind her sister Counties in max
ing display of her resources.
Mr..Wm. Pendle, the clever aid expert
butcher in Mr.. J. s.. Fowler's employ, Is
furnishing his customers with some ex-
cellent beef, pork and sausage at present.
We return thanks for q sample of the
sausage meat. We never ate better.
Young man. don't blush and feel good,
because the girl you meet on the street
seems to be gazing with rapture on your
noble countenance; she is only looking
at your pretty cravat and thinking how
nice it. would look in her crazy quilt.
That is all.
Our townsman Mr.. B. F. Moss received
telegram last Sunday morning announc-
ing the death Of his father, Mr.. R. Fl.
Moss, which occurred at his home near
Toccoa, Ga, on Saturday night. Mr..
Moss Immediately left the city by private
conveyance to attend the funeral.
The Esberton, Ca, New South, Of last
week, says: "Dr. NJ. G. Parker, of Honea
Path, s. c., will locate in Elberton the
first of nextyear, for the purpose of prac-
ticing his profession. We learn that he
will also engage in the drug business.
The Doctor will be desirable acquisition
to our citizenship"
List letters remaining in the Post
office for the week ending October 81: