The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-09-17

and customers not to forget to call and
see them when they get ready to make
their purchases. They have purchased
a very large stock, and say they are going
to sell cheaper than ever before. ok
out for their new advertisemcl iext
week.
Mr.. d. S. Taylor has formed partner
ship with Mr.. O. B. YanWyck in the con-
duct of the mercantile, business, and the
I firm will hereafter be known as Taylor d
vanWyck. We ask the attention of our
readers to their advertisement in this
issue. While looking around for dry
| goods, boots, shoes, hats, groceries, &C.,
We advise you to inspect their stock. The
quality and prices OF. their goods will
convince you that you can do no better
elsewhere. - r
The attention of our readers is directed
to the new advertisement Of Messrs. Nc
Gully, Cathcart & Co. These gentlemen
have enlarged their storeroom, which is
now beingflled with as large and pretty
stock of Fall and Winter goods, consist.
ing of everything under the head of gen.
eral merchandise, as can be found any
where, and they, are going to sell these
goods, too, as cheap as any other house,
Seeing is believing, therefore give them
an early call.
Mr.. Z. G. Evans, jr.. of Pondleton, uses
the columns of the INTELLIGENcER to let
the trading public of that town and sur
rounding country know that he can supply
them with confectioneries, canned goods,
fancy and family groceries as cheap for
cash as they can be bought anywhere.
We advise our many readers in that Sec
ton to give Mr.. Evans their patron age.
He is a clever, energetic young man, and
will give you one hundred cents worth
of goods for every dollar you invest with
him.
Messrs. Means & McGee have opened
their Fall campaign, as will be seen by
thei- new advertisement in this issue.
Their Fall stock of clothing, hats, boots
and shoes, gents furnishing goods, and
ladies' and misses fine shoes, is being re-
ceiyed daily, and everything being
marked down;so low that you cau't help
buying at; first sight. When in the city,
young man, you should call on them, stay
a long time, and inspect their goods close;
ly and carefully. We are confident they
can please you in quality and price.
Attention is called to the County Treas
urer's tax notice. which appears in an
other column. It will be seen that under
the last Supply Bill the Office opens for
the collection of taxes October 1st instead
of September 1st, and closes November
3oth instead Of, October goth, as hereto
fore, covering period of time when
money is in circulation. There is no rea-
son now why the work should be crowded
into the. last few days of the collection.
Don't wait till the last of November, but
step up and make payment promptly and
get.rid of it. It has to come anyway.
We take. pleasure in calling attention to
the advertisement of Mr.. E. B. Benson in
this issue, and advise every one of our
readers, to read it carefully. AS previous
IL, announced, he is occupying the old
stand Of Messrs. Hill, Adams & Co.,
where he has opened UP an entirely new
stock of general merchandise, which he
is determined to sell at low prices. Mr..
Benson has the thrift, energy and judeg-
ment characteristic of q frst-class busi-
ness man, and will offer rare induce
ments tc cash buyers. He is thorough,
reliab,e gentleman. We commend him
to.ours people, and, bespeak for him lib
eral share of the public patronage.
. Hartwell, Ga, Sun: '.A few days ago a
certain young man whose name we will
not now mention, living near Parks
Ferry, in South Carolina, wishing to visit
his sweetheart on the Georgia side, came
to the River, called but could find no fer
ryman to ferry him over. The young
girl whom he intended visiting heard
some one CALL and, knowing the ferryman
was absent, went down to the River to
report the fact. On arriving at the River
bank she found the one on the other side
to be her lover. True to woman's faith
fulness and heroic nature, she immedi-
,t,1u ,,n1ooeod n hatteau hitched to the
bank, seized the oar, rowed herself across
to the South Carolina side where she vel:
coined her lover into the boat and return
ed to Georgia safe and sound. II we
were q young man or a WldoWer that
young man would not cross the Savannah
often"