The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-09-03
BK1EF MENTION, s.
Next Monday Is salesday.

Thirteen drrmmers were in Anderson
unedsy last week.
The merchants have laid in big supply
Of ,bagging and ties. gs
The Anderson Female Seminary opens
Its Fall session next Monday.
Nearly all of our mercantile firms are
represented in the Northern markets.
MI. j. r. Smith, jr5 Of. sGreenville,
-spent a aiew daysIllns ~ The e citylass week.
NE. Pat Mcintyre left Anderson last
Friday toyisit his old home in Ireland.
II Is said that the matrimc cniaf season
win open in Anderson about 1st. Of Oc-
Prepare for big oat crop. Its not
often that we have two bad crop years
5together. s s. -, ss1iis !; 4 ~ -
ous. young friend Noel Sharpe has re-
iturned:to the Bingham n. C) Military
School s-on:. i-.t8 "a; .s.lss;b stsss.ce
The INTEIn aENcERs force lis. indebted
To- MrsP. B. Mitchell for basket of fine
grapes: .s5, g. I? g, a5:..,, !. =. ,33s
.. The Pioneer Fire Company will parade
. ID nniform to.morrsow so " Friday afternoon,
ass1ss o,slos s';s' 8 ..5ss 81 S. S7g 55
1It Ths farmers e say the, cotton crop will
,notyurng ont as well as was expected
sfew.Meeksago.se 5lh taslcDle.'ts q q lapr
Z Mrss R. 81. Adams aud Miss Susie Sloan,
'of Seneca CITY, spent 8 3 few days in the
city ylast week iigl!'.f i-i;a9
Misses Nettiel and Mamie Hane Of Fort
Note, 20, 4are1iin the city. Visiting Mrs.
" ii. Townsend. t''ass&a.a III =, be-
r.,4Mrs.s O.. g, Harman, with two of. .her
children, Of Laurens Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. w. J.. Lyon.
The caterpiIars are doing considerable
damage TO the cotton crop, in the lower
section Of the State.
Some o1sonr citizens have sown turuip
s seed three Or four times, and yet they
hav'nt got a stand.
con account Of religious holidays, the
New York Cash Store viii be closed on
the 10th and 10Th inst. IS:
Mr.. ]. :Bs Clarke, the well ll-knoWnt tailor,
has q fswswolds to say.to the public this
week. See advertisement
Mr.. ]. A. Daniels spent several days in
GreenviIle lelasfweek in attendance upon
the Q, Is. Court -as q witness.
Last tzsnnday was wet and cool. It
rained nearly all day, and vas the best
season we have had since Spring
when two girls meet they kiss. When
] Two men meet they don't. This shows
q 4 plainly who want kissing the most
= = MI. John E.l Peoples has enlarged his
s.sale stable considerably. Itlooks as if it
sswould. house all the mules in Kentucky.
M Mr. E. Carlisle has left at our Office
stufnip top chat measures thirteen inches
:, In height He sowed his seed month
& ago i.5 80 !.
: IN = you want to enjoy good smoke.
otry tMessrs. Wilhite & Wilhite's new
brand of cigars, .Dottled Beauties" We
have tried them, and know whereof we
speak.
On Wednesday good middling cotton
ssiwasworths 81 cents. Very little cotton is
coming in, and the market has not yet
/, fairly opened.
rs Did IL ever appear to you that your own
!, paper reads better than any you can bor-
row? tits splendid when it is your own,
and paid for. Just try it.
Mr.. J. 8. Fowler has bought the Fair
Association building. He is having it
torn down, and will build an addition to
his livery stable out of it.
List ofletters remaining in the Post
office for the week ending September 2:
Maria Dutch, Cara Hammond, Thos.
May6eld, Weiley Shelton, col.
Attention is directed to, the advertise
i;sment of Mr.. r. w. Todd, who will open
, schc = =. ~ snys in a vacant house at the
Blue Ridge Yard next Monday.
Rev. p. Bell, who has been absent
from the city for three or four weeks past,
will return home this week, and will oc-
cupy his pulpit as usual next Sunday.
~ ~
! Messrs. McCully, Cathcart & Co. are
enlarging their storeroom by an addition
of thirty feet to the rear of the building.
This will give them considerable more
room.
Master Lawrence Hall, son of Mr.. w.
NJ. Hall, has presented US with fine
watermelon. Many. thanks, Lawrence !;
may you live long, grow rich and die
happy.
Anderson paid higher price for her
first bale of new cotton than any town in
"a the State, Bring your cotton here, far
mers, and you will always get the top of
the market.
Improvements arc being made in al
most every portion of Anderson. Stran-
gers coming into our midst say we have
got the most substantial, progressive town
in the State.
An addition is being built to the rear of
the store room occupied by Messrs. Will
hite &, White. When finished it will be
same size as the other store rooms on
Granite Row.
Mr. w. G.. Watson is building very
handsome and commodiops dwelling
house on the Abbeyille road, about three.
quarters Of mile, from the corporate
limits Of the city. -, -.
Send us your. orders for. letter heads,
4 bilf heads, envelopes or other kinds of
faescantile work. We use nothing but
the very best stock, and guarantee satis-
a cttton in prices.