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

readers especially TO the aoVerClseinent
of Miss Della Koys, who has received
her usual stock Of pretty goods, which
she is offering at very low prices. She
will be pleased to show her goods, and
guarantees satisfaction to every purchaser.
Be sure to pay her avisit.
'sNow, darling, will you grant me one
favor before I go?" Eyes, George, I
WILL" she said, dropping her eye-lashes
and getting her lips in shape. "What is
the favor can grant you! !" "only lit
tie song at the piano, love. am afraid
there is dog outside waiting for me, and
II want to scare him away"
Invitations are out for the Firemen's
Bali, which takes place at Moore's Rink
tomorrow friday evening. An Italian
band will furnish music for the occasion.
The invitations are very handsome and
stylish. The Ball promises to be brill
liant affair, and apleasant time is in store
for those who indulge in the merry
dance. "a Il
Mr.. William Wolling, while engaged
in friendly wrestle with a companion
last Thursday evening, had the small
bone of his left leg, near the ankle, frac-
tured.. Since then he has been confined
to his room, and: has suffered consider
able pain. His injury, however, will not
prove serious, and he will soon be up
again.
Orr G. Sloan have an ingeniously ar
ranged advertisement in our. columns
this week, and it deserves a careful peru
sal from each and every one of our read
ers. When you read 1t, think over it and
see if you don't need something mention
ed therein. If you do, then give them q
call and sec how cheap they will sell it to
you.
The officers of Good Hope Church re-
quest us to return their thanks to Mrs.
McSmith for the assistance which she
rendered them in their recent Concert,
and for the musical instrument she
loaned them. Also to Prof. M. L. Will
lis for; his valuable assistance, and to the
general public for their generous patron
age.
Miss Lucia Norris, of Antreville, Abbe-
vile County, has accepted a position as
assistant teacher in the Bowman, Ca,
High School. Miss Lucia is graduate of
Jacksonville College, Virginia, and is an
highly accomplished young lady. The
citizens of Bowman could not have se-
cured more efficient teacher in their
school.
Our good friend D. Sloan White, of the
Fork, has sent us some very fine apples,
which were grown in his orchard. They
were the equal in size and flavor of any
apples we have ever seen from the noun
tains. Mr.. White is live, progressive
farmer, and takes great pride in keeping
up his orchard. Thanks for the treat,
friend Sloan.
The Augusta Chronicle says that Mr.
Geo. D. Wadley, who has had charge OF
track-laying on the spartanburg & Iau-
rens Railroad, will com mence work on
the Savannah Valley Railroad immedi-
ately, and expects to complete it inside of
eleven months. Mr. Wadley is superin-
tendent of construction of the Central
system of roads, ~
In acknowledging receipt of All invita-
ton to the Firemens Ball, lfr. o. Klett-
ner, of Newberry, and one of the clever
est drummers that travels, has forward
:ed to Capt. O'Donnell five hundred ci-
gars as gift to the Pioneers. This is q
generous act, and Mr.. Klettner may rest
assured that he will always have warm
place in the hearts of the Pioneers.
An organization of the Y. 81. G. A. was
effected on Sunday last at the Lutheran
Church, in Fork Township, with twenty
two members. On next Sunday at IL
o'clock Ar. scudday proposes to again
submit the object and aims of the Associ'
alton with view of completing the
organization. A cordial invitation is
extended to the public to be present.
N. o. Farmer & Bro. have laid in one
of the largest stocks Of goods they have
ever shown in this market. In another
column they have an advertisement,
which should be read by every person
who wants to buy honest goods at low
prices. Whene,in. the city, call and see
them and exam inc their stock of dry
goods, boots, shoes, hats, groceries, &c.
It will pay you. :
: Rev. W. w. Duncan, D. D., of Spartan
burg, will preach in the Methodist Church
of this city on Sunday, 10th inst, at II a.
M. and p. M. In the afternoon of the
same day, at 4 o'clock, Sunday School
Celebration will be held, and DR.. Duncan
will deliver an address. The visit of this
distinguished divine to Anderson will be
q source of much qualification to his
many admirers here.
Mr.. j. N. McAlister, Of Corner Town
ship, has left at our Office curiosity in
the shape of cotton boil. The boil,
which is about the usual sizo, contains no
lint but is full of seed. He says the
stalk on which it grew is like the other
stalks in the field, and that it bore eight
bolls, all of which were like the one
shown US. Several old farmers say they
never saw such production before. Mr..
McAlister says he will save some OF the
seed and plant them next year.
John II. NcConnell's stock of Fall and
Winter goods has arrived, and his store is
chock full of as pretty a line of dry goods
millinery, hats, boots, shoes, notions &C.,
as can be found anywhere. He is deter
mined to sell them, and if people want
rare bargains they should avail them.
selves of the first opportunity to visit his
establishment. He handles nothing but
the best quality of goods and guarantees
satisfaction to every purchaser. Look
out next week for his new advertisement
Mrs. Frances Duckworth, the estimablt
wife Of Mr.. w. R. Duckworth, died at hel
home in Hopewell Township on last Sat
urday afternoon, after an illness of about
three weeks from fever, aged about fifty
six years. Mrs. Duckworth had been fol-