The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-08-28
Next Monday Is Salesday.

Gently.
The dog-day sign Of rain did not hold
ht this year.
The County Treasurer has an important
otice elsewhere.
I The cotton gin agents are doing good
slsiness this season.
1t is not yet too late to SOW turnips.
DO not neglect it.
Now that the crops are laid by, the pub
Sc roads should be put in thorough order.
Mr.. Sam'l Browne offers a valuable
Arm for sale in this issue. See advertise.
bent.
The Democratic Primary Election for
4reenyillo County comes off tomorrow
friday.
The editor Of the Abbeville Ire;, and
sunner is advising The farmers to raise
lule colts.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Tolly will leave to.
borrow on a visit to New York and other
JorthcIn cities.
1t is said that women are beginning TO
bo.ish the earring rs one of their per-
1onal adornments.
Messrs. Bleckley, Brown & Fretwell
Ire making some improvements in the In.
:erior Of their storeroom.
Messrs. A. Lesser and J. J. Fretwell
ire in the Northern markets purchasing
heir Fall stock OF goods.
Some of our local weather prognosti.
sators say we are going to have a late Fall
Ind very severe Winter.
The members of the Band of Hope are
Requested to attend punctually the meet
Ing next Saturday afternoon.
, A man never knows how few tobacco
stewcTa there .re esconS his acsua!nt-
ences until he tries to beg quid.
Attention Is directed to Mrs. pinkind's
Persons contemplating
Studying music would do we'll to consult
Der.
Mrs. John r. Cochran has contracted
Sith Mr.. Jesse M. Smith for the erection
of handsome residence on West Mark ct
jtreet.
The man who doesn't advertise Is yery
much like unto the little boy that got
'ost. He knew where he was, but other
people didn't.
Bear in mind the second Primary Elec-
ion, which takes place ON tho 5th Of Sep.
ember. Every Democrat should 20 to
he polls and vote.
Mr.. Chas. Sullivan has resigned the
position of Postcf6cs clerk in this city,
3 take effect 1st September. He is sue.
,eeded by Mr.. Net. FAINT.
"we have had politics for breakfast
politics for dinner and politics for supper
or the last two months" said candi-
late's wife the othsr day.
While we are absorbed in politics we
mould not forget the Savannah Valley
Railroad. We should always be ready to
put In q word In its favor.
A defeated candidate remarked the
other day that there were more ''liRrs in
Anderson County than on any piece Of
ground Of the same size this side off,
,ades.
Mr.. F. A. spellman has resigned the
position OF Street Overseer and Police.
man, to take effect LIST of September. His
successor will not be elected for several
s:coks yat.
We are requested to state that Col. w.
,. Walters will address the Dove Old
field Sunday School, near First Creek
'huroh, on Sunday afternoon, September
'th, at 3 o'clock.
The County Commissioners OF Abbe.
lille have recently given out contracts for
he replacing of twenty-seven bridges
'ver streams In that County, the cost Of
which aggregates So, ,222.2O.
Miss Lizzie Williams, the popular pro.
prietress of the Ladies' Store, leaves to-
morrow for the Northern markets, where
Tho will spend several weeks in selecting
Ter Fall and Winter stock Of goods.
Mr.. w. s. Ligon and wife left last Tues.
lay for the North. After viaiting Sara
oga, Niagara and other popular resorts,
hey viii go 10 New York, 'xhere Mr.
Ligon will purchase his stock OF goods.
We would direct attention to the adver-
isement Of Mrs. c.. R. Murray's school,
he exercises of which will be resumed
le1t Monday. Her terms are reasonable,
Ind we bespeak for her liberal patron
.ge.
The first number of the Honea Path
Herald has been received. It is published
~ McDavid G. Beard, with the first named
1tleman as editor. We extend it the
light hand of fellowship, and wish 1t sue
,ess.
Brother McGill, Of the Hartwell Sun,
urely must be an advocate Of female
mirage. He is the happy father Of an
,ther girl. Accept our congratulations,
,ohn. Mey You live to count them by
he dozens.
MrH' Cyrus II. Mccormick, Of Chicago,
IT, sent to Rev. w. p. Jacobs the other
|ay a check for $1,000, donated for the
purpose Of erecting another building for
ne orphans Of the Thornwell .Orphsnage
= Clinton, 8. G.
hev. J. w. Wolling, who has been ab-
snt from the city for the past week as
ts.ing In conducting series of meetings
!. -. !L.owndesville, has returned home, and
'hi occupy his pulpit next Sunday morn