The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-09-25

G. @. LANGSTON, LOCAL EDITOR.
'Possums and chinquepins are ripe,
Dust up your overcoat and sun your
fiannels.
The Camp Meeting at Providence be-
gins to-day.
Colds and sore throats are quite preva-
lent just now.
When you need any kind of printing
send Us your order.
Money is not rolling into the Treasu-
rers Office very fast.
E.Capt. P. x. McCully has our thanks for
late Northern papers.
Tomorrow (Friday( is campaign day.
Let.everybody be in Anderson.
Our merchants are.ipaying the very
highest cash prices for cotton.
=. 8. Mr.. Andy E. Brown offers some carp
fish for sale. See advertisement.
Hampton County has nominated three
preachers for various County offices.
s, The Episcopal Church will be opened
for worship on next Sunday by lay
reader
The Mayors Court of last Saturday
morning turned about $Ss into the city
treasury.
Rev. D. E. Frierson, D. D., has return
: ed from the Buffalo Springs, much i'm
proved in health.
Cotton pickers are in demand. Fifty
cents per hundred is.being paid fer pick
ing the fleecy staple.
The drouth has surely had some effect
on the hens, as it is almost impossible to
purchase 9 dozen Of eggs.
A resident of Anderson raises sun flow
{. or seed to feed his chickens with. He
says the seed are excellent food for them.
Mr.. A. Lesser has secured the services
of a first.class dress maker, and invites
; his lady customers to give him,their or
tders. l,.s,1s.5.. .,es. z5.,s
-. Mr.. Jas. T. McGill, associate editor of
the Hartwell, Ga, Sun, gave US call last
Saturday. Helooked as bright and neat
as his paper. ~ <. .., ..5ai
That sdude" cravat you see US wearing
2 was presented to us by Messrs. Smith q
: Co. If you need crayat or tie, go and
look at their large and beautiful stock.
2 Ex.Gov. B. F. Berry, of Greenville, has
accepted an invitation to deliver an ad-
dress at the Goth anniversary of the Pen
dleton Farmers Club on the 9th of Octo-
bar. Ss. ii
M,rried, on September 4th, 1884, at the
residence Of the BRIDES father, by Rev.
w. "A. Hodges, Mr.. VIM. e. Stevenson
and Miss Laura A, Bolt. All Of: :Ander-
,,son County.
The COMMITTEES Of arrangements have
erected stand for the campaign meeting
: in the grove at the Blue Ridge Yard.
Seats will be provided for everybody.
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Every Democrat in Anderson County
should be here Tomorrow to greet the
distinguished speakers. The Important
issues OF the day VIII be presented and
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seats, ana man VINO CAM eiope WIN MS
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nols7' uesel ' % - De . pa0ne1o1 'o''iNo.
Farmers should take good care:of their
cotton seed, as they can readily obtain
fair price 1or tnem: s Cotton SEED OIL; mills
ato W az otoh tue se ., anu
the demand 1or seed Is increasing every
year.
Tba camn- Meeting at Sandy Springs
closed on last Tuesday morning. The
services throughout were interesting. and
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oeen peisons .'s''u 'n''' eo'' ~
iins 'ne neesins'
The vbeat WELD Of the United States
+his ,ear "a iest;m aat.,, 70 be eto,,a, To tan
hnsbels for every mar woman and child.
white and black. in this country. Tais,
however, should not deter any one from
sowing plenty OF wheas tnis FAN.
wo.re rao,ested 10 state that Pomona