The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-10-29


g. G. LANGSTON, LOCAL EDITOR.
BRIEF MENTION,
Corn.shuckings are now in order.
Fires are comfortable these mornings.
The cotton gins are running night and
day.
The Clerks are not having an easy time
just now.
Read Capt. J. W. Daniels new adver-
tisement.
Postmaster Webb has plenty of postal
cards now.
There is scarcely any sickness in the
city at present.
Anderson is kept well supplied with
fresh meat.
Don't put off paying, your taxes until
the last moment.
A great. deal of valuable land will be
sold next Monday.
We are still adding new names to our
subscription book:
When the public schools open, every
child should attend.
Next Monday is Salesday, and a big
crowd Is expected in town.
The barley patches around town are
beginning to look green.
The moonlight nights for the past week
have been perfectly beautiful.
Our citizens should sleep with one eye
on their wood piles these nights.
..aSee changeIin Masters sale of Johnson
VS.. johnson. Another tract added.
at present the freight business over the
Blue Ridge Railroad is very heavy.
Our fruit dealers are offering bananas,
oranges and Northern apples for sale.!
From what we can hear, Anderson will
send q big delegation to the State Fair.
os Get your job printing done at the IN
TEuL1GENCER Office. Prices very low.
The Savannah Valley Railroad convicts
have been returned to the Penitentiary.
The matrimonial market promises to
be- lively throughout the County this
The Piedmont Fair at Greenville last
week was q; success, despite the bad
weather. ~ ,..i5.a5
Our young friend R. E. Allen has pre-
sented us with, potato weighing At
pounds.
Mr.. Clark, the photographer at Whites
Hotel, makes a fine photograph. Give
him call. 4.t
Some of our farmers say the cotton
crop, Is turning out much better than was
anticipated.
We return thanks to Col. T. w. Hollo-
way for a season ticket of admission to
the State Fair.
Prof. n. G. Reed has got The latest thing
out in the way of q picture. Ask him to
show it to you.
Mr.. Marion Rucker has been elected
Vice President Of the South Carolina
College Society.
During Mayor Tolly's absence last week.
Alderman Fowler held the reins of the
city government.
Remember, you can go from Anderson
to the State Fair and return next week
for $500. a cheap trip.
We hear that some of the young ladies
Of the city are talking Of getting up q
Mother Hubbard party.
Col. M. p. Tribble has sold his pair of
Red Chief colts to Mr.. W. Joel Smith, Of
Abbeville, s.. G.; for $450.00.
aI have sold three engagement rings in
the last few days. remarked ajeweler in
our presence the other, day. ~
The chief end of man should be to tell
the truth, pay his just debts, and attend
strictly to his own business. -
= Mr.. A. b. Osborne is now running a
gin at Mr.. ]. "a. Townsend's 8 old stand in
this city. See advertisement.
Some or the young gents Of the city are
already picking out their Christmas
presents for there favorite girls.
On Wednesday cotton was quoted in
!. the city as follows: Middling, 81; good
middling, 81; strict middling, 8.
Horse-swapping is forbidden on the
Anderson would create rumpus.
Mrs. Louisa G.. Mcdaniel, of Allatona,
Ca. is in the city visiting relatives. Her
many friends are delighted to see her.
- Rev. A. A. Morse, q former pastor of
the Presbyterian Church in this city,
Mr.H.. T.. Adams, the efficient and ac-
commodating agent of the A. & C. r. r.
at Seneca, was in the city last Saturday.
It is earnestly desired that every mem
ber of Anderson Division, Sons Of Tenn
rperance, be present at the meeting this
evening.
Mr.. B. G. DuPre, of the Presbyterian
Office, Due West, and one of the cleverest
typos in the State, paid us a call last
Thursday.
Miss Lizzie Williams's pet parrot at
tracts great deal of attention from pass.
ers-by. It pronounces number of names
and words very distinctly.
s H. f.. /.
q DR.. Lafayette Twitty, father of our
young friend and former fsllow.towns-
man, Irvine Twitty, died at his home in
Spartanburg on the 21st inst.
The New York Cash Store has made an
other reduction in prices, as will be seen
by reference to their new vertisement,
which should be read by every one of our
readers.
a writer has discovered that persons in
captivity live very short time. This
mey be rule; but We know of some
married men who have attained a remark
able age.
The Young America Cornet Band,
which has been engaged to play at the
The boys will, we venture, attract consd-
cradle attention.