The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-08-21

q. c. LANGsToN, LOCAL EprroR.
S.
q Money is not much easier than 1t was q
aonth ago.
Fodder pulling is now in order with
she farmers.
81 Sec what the New Yolk Cash Store has
o say this week.
Now is good time to lay in your Win
ar's supply OF wood.
some Of the farmers are preparing the
tround FOR sowing oats.
Fl Mr.. A. Is. Towers had ripe strawber-
les in his garden this week.
s For the past week or two the nights
5ave been delightful for sleeping.
Corn meal is worth 9l.9O bushel In the
5ity, and not very plentiful at that.
Rev. l.. NJ. Aver will preach in the
Presbyterian Church next Sunday.
Every Democrat should go to the polls
morrow and vote for the best men.
W. s. Ligon & Co. offer lot Of red rust
5roof oats for sale. See advertisement
81 The man who attends to his own busi-
saess is sure of q dividend sooner or later
A A few moro hours and the candidates
yill know what the "dear people" have
lone for them.
Watermelons are about as cheap as they
Syer get to be. Five cents will buy q
.Syery good one.
M Miss Nora G. Hubbard's school for
! bildrep will open its Fall sesuion on
septembor LIST. SEQ advertisement.
Mr.. r. W. Breckenridge, of Martin
ssownship, brings us the first open cotton
Boil, which opened on the 18th inst.
Mr.. John L. Peoples and family, who
have been spending awhile at Tate
s,rrings, Tenn, have returned home.
81 BY request we announce that Concert
will be given at Willifords Store on TO-
morrow (Frideyy evening, at o'clock.
Mr.. john f. Wilson and family, OF
Doves Depot, Darlington County, are in
he city visiting the family of Rev. J. 8.
Murray.
The County campaign meetings have
been largely attended. Quite o number
81 ladies graced the occasions with their
presence.
S Round trip tickets, good for ten days,
re being sold to persons desiring to at
end the Survivors meeting at Walhalla
D. day for 65 cents.
~ 1t is said that the mosquito always kiss.
B a pretty girl before it bites her, but
rhen it lights on man it goes to work
b once with Its meat raw.
A slight change occurred in the sched-
le Of the c. & G. r. r. last Monday.
%he morning train passes here three min
ties later and the evening train seven
Z pinutes later.
"a Rev. Dewitt Burkehead will begin q
eeries of meetings in the Presbyterian
9hurch at Greenville tonight. He has
hst closed g very successful meeting at
Greenwood.
Persons desiring to purchase piano or
3rgan should read the advertisement of
ar L. E. Norryce. He sells first. class
Instruments, and will give satisfaction in
very instance.
The Fall sesBion of the Anderson Fe.
pale Seminary begins on Monday, 1st OF
}eptember. Read the advertisement, and
hen send for o catalogue, which will give
bill particulars.
7 Capt. Daniels has gone to Greenville as
witness in the United States Court. He
expected back on Thursday, to-day,)
md hence he is absent from the Coun-
~ at this timo.
One candidate was heard to remark the
9ther day that If he did not get elected,
Pc would have one consolation: he had
shad lots of fun and had eaten lots of
$ood victuals."
- Send us your orders for your Fall and
Winters supply of letter heads. envel-
! }pes bill heads, &c. We use nothing but
irst.clas material, and guarantee prices
SIS low as the lowest.
The publishers Of the Charleston Week
He,r will furnish that excellent journal
POM now until the first Of next January
pr fifty cents. Subscribe for 1t. 1t will
4e good investment.
II We are requested to announce tnat o
meeting Of Mt. Bethel Division, Sons of
temperance, will be held next Saturday
1fternoon at o'clock. A full attendance
II the members is desired.
Reader, Is this your neighbours paper
7ou are reading7 If 80, make q VOW at
Snce that the next timeyou are In Ander.
Pn you will subscribe for the INTELLI-
3EScER. "An 1t costs' ia $3.50 year.
Married, on the 18th inst, at the resi-.
!ence OF Mr.. Jesse M. Partridge, in this
ounty, by J. Walter Sherard, Notary
ublic, Mr.. Il. P. Simmons and Miss
zYillie III. Higingbottom, both of Wilkes
ounty, Ga.
Attention ia directed to the h4GaSertise-
9ent OF @. G. Habenicht, Of Columbia.
rders for any goods In his line will be
Fomptly filled. and at satisfactory prices.
Pe bespeah for him q liberal patronage
pm this section.
An old lady walked into Smith & Co.'s
othing store the other day and asked II
Pey had any ''constipated lye." viii
Fii' tho clerk, told her they did not keep
1s{3 but that - abo ra,Ss>d n r,ood oI,;rf