The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-10-08
BRIEF MENTION,


Have YOU paid for this paperf
Read our advertising columns every
week. It will pay you.
RYoii can hunt and shoot whatever you
find in the way Of game now.
Pelzer and Greenville have been placed
In telephone communication.
Fires and overcoats have felt comforta'
ble for several mornings past.
We had five rainy days last week. We
presume everybody got enough.
Mr.. E. c. Rice, of Greenville, is visiting
friends and. relatives in the County.
Anderson will be largely represented
at the Stock Show at Pendleton to-day.
Bring your cotton to Anderson. Our
buyers pay the very highest prices for it.
Cotton, on Wednesday was quoted as
follows: middling, 81; good middling'
81 toe. f:s
Rev. L. NJ. Aver will preach at Salem
Church next Sunday morning, at IL
o'clock.
The Honea Path Plai,,dealer came to US
last week considerably enlarged and I'M
proved. 80 f;
Miss Lucia Norris, of Antreville, has
been spending few days in the city with
relatives. s1s. ,,!! - a,,a
Mr.. Joe Bowden exhibited some very
fine samples of sugar cane on the streets
last Monday.
About one hundred and fifty hands are
engaged in laying iron on the Savannah
Valley Railroad.
The Master advertises a number Of val
liable tracts of lands for sale in this is
sue. Read them.
There was light frost in this section
last Monday morning. Not much dam
age resulted from it.
There was o. very large crowd Of people
in town last Monday, and the merchants
did good business.
The Prosperity Reporter has suspended.
A new paper, published by stock COM
,pany, will succeed it.
Misses Lille and Joanna Allen, OF
Greenyille, are in the city visiting their
sister, Mrs. J.. w. Shields.
The State Baptist Convention will meet
at Newberry on Thursday before the
third Sunday in November.
We had pleasant call last Friday from
Mr.. Nathan Baruch, representing M. G..
81. Cohen, merchant tailors, Athens, Ga.
o5tA: "monster in human form" says that
the only time woman does not exagge-
rate is when she is talking Of her own
age.
Miss jamie Featherston, Of this city,
has gone to Williamson to attend ses-
sion of DR.. Lander's excellent Female
College.
We ask the attention of our readers to
the advertisement of John 8. Peoples
& Co. Read it, and then give them call
and see their goods.
Some of the Second Adventists have
fixed the 18th of October as Judgment
Day. Our delinquent subscribers should
nav m before that time.
Hartwell Sun: Jim Shelton has be-
come member of the Young America
Brass Band, Anderson, s. G. Jim is
bound to blow his horn wherever he
goes
We are requested to state that there
will be preaching in the Baptist Church
at Lowndesville on tomorrow (Friday)
evening, at z o'clock, and on the day fol-
lowing.
Rev. J. D. Burkhead, the Evangelist,
who has been preaching in this State for
some time, has accepted call from the
First Presbyterian Church of Montgom-
cry, Ala,
n -r y
Messrs. McGruder q johnson have
opened out green grocery in the Mason
ic building, next door to Messrs. B. F.
Crayton & Sons. They will have fresh
meats for sale every day.
We are indebted to Mr.. E. B. Benson
for package of oat meal, which he keeps
for sale in any quantity. It is very fine,
!. and must be tried to be appreciated. Call
/ on him and get some Of it.
j The interest in the prayer meetings Of
the W. G. T. u. Sunday afternoons is in
creasing. Everybody is cordially invited
to attend the meetings, which are held at
5o'clock in Temperance Hall.
Sow early rye, wheat and barley.
Dig sweet potatoes when weather becomes
cool" This is Miller's Almanac's advice
to farmers for October; and We don't
know that we can improve on 1t.
We have INDUCED number OF our
subscribers for the past year. We hope
they will bear this in mind, and square
up with US the first time they are in town.
We are needing every dollar due US.
John E. Peoples informs the public that
he is ready to supply them with mules
and horses at low prices and on easy
terms. If you contemplate buying a
horse or mule, be sure to give him q call.
List of letters remaining in the Post
Office for the week ending Octdser 4:
Mrs. Sallie Brown, Edgar A. Dewitt,
Mrs. Mary Harris, Moses Hufey, Miss
{ Macoy, Miss Della Watson, Miss j. Word
law.
E. g. Evans, Jr., will be on the show
grounds at Pendleton to-day ready to
supply all visitors with delicious refresh
ments, confectioneries, &C.. which he will
sell at tho very lowest prices. Give him
call if you desire anything In his limo.
/. Rev. H. N. Allen, of Hall Township,
was thrown from his horse last Thursday,
ood hoS hic rioht orn i,,of ohouo tho