The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-09-11


mall grain.
MFR. l.. p. Smith has our thanks for late
Sew York papers.
81 Everybody seems glad that the County
campaign Is over with.
Cleveland and Hendricks handkerchlefs
src the latest things out.
Butter and eggs are In demand in the
sfi,v Just now at good prices.
Mr. Charles Mccullough, of Darling.
lon. S. c, was in the city last Friday.
$ Persons having good peaches for sale
Nan get fair price for them just now
The courtipg couples have greatly en-
Dyed the moonlight nights of the past
sSTeek.
Vote for the subscription to the Savan.
stuh Valley Railroad and you never will
Segret It,
The State Sunday School Convention
sonvenes at Columbia on the Nth and
llslh inst.
81 Tho gnats are more numerous in this
scction this Summer than we have ever
known them.
ID. j. Sherard offers q sec end. hand en-
Zine, cotton gin and saw mill for sale.
Bee advertisement.
81 Anderson will roll up n larger majority
Sor the Democratic ticket in November
iban she has ever done.
.swould be wedding in Anderson soon
sslhal would surprise every body"
q Every citizen should read the address
of tho Democratic Executive Committee
in this issue Of the InTELLIaENCER.
s Miss Jessie MCGEE, who has been spend
Ing several weeks with relatives in Lex
Sington, kentucky, has returned home.
Mr. John II. Clarke, General Travelling
Agent of the Singer Sowing Machine
company, is at home resting awhile with
his family.
~ A full attendance of the members of
i tl,s VIC. T. U. is desired at the business
meeting next Tuesday afternoon In Tenn.
perance Hall.
y A committee has been appointed by the
Methodist congregation, of this city, for
the purpose of taking steps towards build.
Ing new church.
" We are glad to have letter from our
rownville correspondent again. Hope he
syill continue to send US the news of his
section every week.
Several citizens of this County have re.
Gently forwarded to Commissioner Butler
specimens of fruit to be exhibited at the
Worlds Exposition at New Orleans.
q A special memorial service was held In
3he Methodist Church last Sunday in re-
spect to the memory of the lste Bishop
flPierce. The pulpit was draped in mourn
ing.
Mr.. L. w. Kay, former resident OF
This County, died in Atlanta, Ga, last
week. He has many friends in this
SCounty who are panied 70 hear Of his
death.
Try and not borrow your neighbours
paper; subscribe for it yourself. Your
sneghbor doesn't like to be bothered W ith
you, no mattor how pleasant he may
qeeem.
q J. A. Daniels, agent for Ludden Il Bates
Music House, makes q special offer in
this paper to persons desiring to purchase
ia piano or organ. Read the adyertlse-
ament.
Capt. A. T. Broyles, who has been con-
fined to his bed for several weeks past
with very severe carbuncle, is improv-
Eng rapidly, and hopes soor to oe OH.
aagsir.
statement that marriage Is on the decrease,
land it predicts that every twentieth girl
Sof the next generation will be obliged to
Slive an old maid.
8 Young ladies who wish to have small
mouths are advised to repeat this at fre.
3quent intervals during the day: Fanny
IfFinch fried five floundering frogs for
y FrSucis FUwler's fathsr."
Married. at the residence OF Mr.. G. X.
s. Henderson, the brides brother at Aiken,
Us. c., on August 2sth, by the Rev. Thom-
las Walker, Mr.. w. A. Blake, of Pelzer,
and Miss Emma Henderson, of Aiken.
81 Every citizen who is interested in the
8growth and prosperity Of the County, or
Swho trades Ia Shs o,ty os Anderson,
Sshould vote for the subscription to the
!, Savannah Valley Railroad next Saturday.
They claim in Oconee County to have
found new and certain cure for dyspep-
sinia. 1t is to eat spoonful Of clean white
sand after each meal. We don't think 1t
would take long to kill them II the cure
lis not effected.
! Married, on the 9th August, 1884. at the
sfesidence of Prof D. G. Lake, PendIeton,
-. c., by Rev. John B l.dger, D. D., Col.
sAugt. J. Sitton, of Autun, Anderson
Connty, s. c., and Miss Leela f. Anll, Of
aNewberry, 8. @.
= The girl Of the period is quite sports
$man in her way. She knows that the
arrangement Of her hair ia g telling charm
with the unH'ery adorer, and, like the
hunter, abe bangs away until she brings
her prey to her feet.
Our merchants are determined to pay
'9he highest price possible for cotton this
eason. They will also sell you goods
ower than they can be bought anywhere
spise. Bear this In mind when you get
Feady to go to market.