The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-10-01

LOCAL NEWS.
G. G. LANGsToN,, LOCAL. EDITOR.
ssissf BRIEF MENTION. e...
The merchants say their collections are
good. .s.,, .ss. 20 .asi,e.,,35.rs1 X.
CadettN. A. Mccully has returned to
the Naval Academy. es: s1- -
Postmaster Webb has received supply
of the new postal cards. a;sys .ir1
Corn is plentifnl,' and bacon is cheap.
Our people ought to be happy 'i'oa'' %
Muscadines are being offered for sale on
the streets at ten cents gallon,
Next Monday is Salesday. A large
crowd will perhaps be in the city. -:
Ex-Judge r. B. Carpenter spent last
Saturday and Sunday in Anderson.
Nearly three hundred bales Of cotton
were sold in the city last Saturday. ~ -
/; The New York. Cash Store presents a
new advertisement this week. Read it.
Anderson will be well represented at
the State Fair in Columbia next month.
Grange No. II will meet in this city on
tomorrow (Friday) morning, at 10
o'clock. .ax g
Cotton, on Wednesday was quoted as
follows: middling, 81; good middling,
s5to9. 90. -,
The County Treasurer's Office opens to-
day for the collection Of taxes. Pay up
promptly. sS = = -
EThe eclipse Of the moon last Thursday
morning was witnessed by number OF
our citizens. $S
Court opens next Monday. All the
jurors and Witnesses should be ON hand
promptly. e dasa
Mrs. A. M. Massey has presented us
with. some very. large potatoes, for which
we return thanks.
n. q. scudday, Esq, attended Court at
Pickens last week and assisted in the de-
fense ora murder case il,
The @atertnelons have not all disap-
peared. Occasionally we see q few offer
ed for sale on the streets.
A Bible reading and song service will
be held in the Methodist Church next
Sunday night, at 8 o'clock.
Rev. John M. Lander, of Williamson,
preached in the Methodist Church of this
city last Sunday morning and evening.
Persons indebted to DR.. a. G. strick-
land viii find their accounts in the hands
of j. O. Whitfield, Esq. See advertise
ment. !, -; - = -. TAX:
Persons, indebted to the estate of DR..
w. MBrown, deceased, should read the
advertisement Of the Executrix In an
other column. ID
Col. Geo. w. Wagener, OF Charleston,
has been spending several days in the.
city. His: host OF, friends in Anderson are
always glad to see him il in our midst.soi
Persons Persons Indebted to. SIT. Craig & Co.
should read their, advertisement in an
other column. They mean what. they
say. therefore pay up and save costs.
The ION Of Company "F,". End s. @:
Rifles has been printed and is now ready
for delivery. By calling on the Local
Editor, the survivors may secure copy.
Mr.. Columbus Wardlaw requests us to
state that he meant no personal reflection
on ,Mr. B.. r. Clinkscales, in the article
published IN the INrELL1aENoER two
weeks ago.
Turner, five.year old son of Mrs. Mary
E. Crawford, died at; the residence of his
mother, In Broadway Township, last
Sunday night. from miningetis, after a
brief illness.
There will be no preaching in the Pres
byterian Church next Sunday, as the pas
tor, Dr.Frierson, viii be absent attend-
ing Presbytery, which is in session at
Greenwood.
The new advertisement of Hill Bros.
should be read By every farmer. In addi-
ton to their other goods, they have just
received a large lot Of blue stone and sew
eral varieties Of grass seed.
1lr. J. A. Daniels is giving away q
printed list of valuable United States
coins. Call and get one and compare all
youricoins with this list. Some of these
coins viii ssn for fancy prices.
Marriedg ION Tuesday, the 18th instant,
in this City. at the residence Of the ofici-
atingg minister, Rev. j. s. Murray, Mr..
James Mcclellan and. Miss Emma F.
Moorehead, all oftbis County.
Murray, only son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. King, Of Yarennes Township, died on
Tuesday evening, aged about one year.
The parents have the sympathies of host
Of friends in their bereavement.
we ara requested to announce that Rev.
ia. Mundy, Of Greenville, will preach
in the Baptist Church at Bolton next
Sunday morning and evening. DR.. Man
ly, the pastor of that Church, will be alb
SENT
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Dr. A. C. Strickland has gone to Nash
vile, Tenn, where he will spend the
Winter in completing his course in the
study of dentistry. he will attend the
Den tai Department of Vanderbilt Uniyer.
sity. We wish him pleasant sojourn
and safe return home.
Mr.. L. D. Goodwin, of Athens, Ca,
spent last week in Anderson visiting rel
atiyes, and on Friday paid his respects to
the INrELL1GENcER. Mr.: Goodwin is q
very pleasant gentleman, and his visit to
Anderson was a source of much pleasure
to his friends and relatives.
Be sure,to read the new advertisement
of John AZ: Hubbard & Bro. They have
laid in very large stock of jewelry,
watches, &C., for the Fall trade, and are
Offering every article at very low price.
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