The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-10-09
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BRIEF MENTION.

tne paSG Weoh.
This is fine weather for picking and
ginning cotton.
The weather for the past week has been
extremely hot.
Prepare something to exhibit at the
approaching Fair.
tits said that the Honea Path Herald
has ceased to exist.
The cotton weighers have all they can
attend to just now.
Improvements are going on in every
portion OF the city.
Mountain apples and cabbages are plen-
tiful in the market.
< 'Possum hunters should be careful on
whose land they hunt.
The cotton crop is being marketed about
as fast as 1t is harvested.
Our people are pleased with the new
schedule Of the G. q G. r. r.
Our advertising columns are full of in
teresting matter. Read them.
Send us your orders for job printing.
Work done at New York prices.
The attendance upon the various schools
in the city is increasing steadily.
The drouth continues, and the boys say
It has effected the chinquepin crop.
Can you change five dollars is ques-
ton you hear asked fifty times day.
Hayeyou paid your taxes? The time
for. payment expires on the Goth inst.
Chickens, butter and eggs are as scarce
as they. ever get to be in these parts.
s The merchants say cotton goods are
cheaper now than they were ever before:
The small boy is beginning to look for
ward to Christmas with pleasant antici-
pations.
Col. j. w. R. Pope has resumed his ed
itorial connection with the Columbia
Register.
The Cattle and Stock Show takes place
to-day at Pendleton, A large crowd will.
be present.
- Every Democrat in South Carolina
should do his duty from now until after
the election.
The Mayors Court turned forty. one
dollars into the city treasury last Satur--
day morning,
Abbeville, oconee and Greenville far
3mers are bringing their cotton to the AM
sdersoll market.
Our young friend D. R. Towers return
ed to the South Carolina College at CO.
lnmbia on Monday.
Master Charley Belcher, one day last
week, picked 4O5 pounds of cotton. Can
any other boy beat it ?
The ordinance of the Lords Supper
will be administered in the Methodist
Church next Sunday.
Don't wait any longer, but come in now
and pay what you owe to the lNTlsLLI-
dENcER. We need the money.
z The fire engine will probably be re-
turned from Columbia in few days. It
is being completely oyerhauled.
Several valuable tracts Of land belong.
ing to tho estate of VIM. Smith, deceased,
are offered for sale in this ISSUE.
Nearly every paper we pick up con-
tains an account of somebody getting
their hands and arms mangled by gin.
The first number of the Abbeville Mes
4 I'D q
very neat appearance, and is ably edited.
When you visit the city be sure to drop
in and see J. A. Daniels beautiful stock
of jewelry; silyerware, &c. It is sight
worth seeing.
The city was full of people last Mon
day, and the merchants did a very good
business. It was regular field day with
the horseswappers.
+. It is expected that the Greenwood, I,au-
reDs and Spartan burg Railroad will soon
be completed and trains running to lau-
rens by Christmas.
The State Fair takes place at Columbia
on the 11th of November. Anderson
County will be well represented both in
exhibits and visitors.
The eclipse of the moon last Saturday
evening was greatly admired by those
who saw it. When first noticed many did
not know what it was.
Leap Year is nearly gone, aud some of
our.bashful young men have got the blues
waiting four more years.
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We thank those of our friends who
have come forward and settled their sub
scriptions. We hope every one of our
subscribers will do likewise.
Mr.. M. L. Kennedy has opened stock
of groceries and confectioneries in the
store-room, on Brick Range formerly
occupied by Mr.. l.. L. Green.
Mr.: w. c. Petty, of spartanburg, an
expert cotton buyer, has located in An
:derson. His Office is in Messrs. Means &
McGee's store, on Brick Range.
This is good time to prepare and re-
pair sheds for Winter. Take good care of
your stock during the Winter, and you
will be repaid for your trouble.
Z An exchange says so many women are
now doing work formerly done by men
that the male sex Is being driven into
matrimony as means Of support.
Married, by R. B. A. Robinson, Esq,
at mis- residence, On Sunday afternoon,
E5th inst, Mr.. l.. N. Martin and Miss A.
Ida Clinkscales. All of this County.
The Pickens Sentinel has entered the
fourteenth year of its existence. The
Sentinel is good paper. and improves as
it grows older. Long may it live and
prosper.
Mr. A. n Eratyal1 hoo nnrchasef the