The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-09-10

NLOCALa NEWS.
~. o. LANGsTON, LOCAL EDITOR.
BRIEF MENTION,
ha potato crop is an abundant one.
hsrif Bolt has nine boarders. at pres:
restores present an attractive appear
,e;Jewish New Year. 564e, began last
ing.
ddling cotton was quoted at 81 cents
rednesday.
h .E.L. Clarke has moved his family
Mberfy, 8. 9.
s cry of .'Frcsh Oysters will soon
!ard on our streets.
e forget the INTEII1aEScER when
,llyour cotton. s
New York Cash Stores new sign is
ed by everybody.
ill soon be in order for us to chron-,
,tton gin accidents.
sryboay is looking for better times.
ope they viii come.
AZ. 6. whitten has presented us with
rylarge sweet potato.
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iiggins, thesweather prophet predicts
exceedingly cold Winter. -
very freight train brings two or three
{ loads of lumber into the city. .ci
A trip 'to the Northern markets i'm
owes the looks Of our merchants:
It .isebelieyei that Anderson will get
,er2a0 900 bales Of: cotton this year. 8.
Miss Matte Werner, of oeonee County,
in thasdity visiting Mrs. T. 2. Bell
The cotton fields look white, but the
fieecs Staple sfsbeing, gathered rapidly .-..a.
Mr.. G. wardlaw and family, OF Jeffer-
son, Ga, ARE in the city visiting: relatives.
We are receiving new subscribers near.
8 " every day. There is room for many
/. more. ), 5sf-rf ~ - % "a s.g.
Hayshofnd be saved until frost. There
viii be demand for all that will be
>.gathsred. eg go 5
The Young America Cornet Band gave
an open-sir Concert on the Square Mon
day afternoon. 3.. .a.;..T ~. 80 80: -
Mr.. A. Lesser's store will be closed to-:
day and on the 10th Inst, on account of
religious holidays. s,
Miss Matte Brown, one Of William
ston's accomplished daughters, is visiting
relatives in the city, '.5
Misses Luta and Nellie Bewley and
Miss Annie Fant have gone to Salem, n.
g., to attend College. q, a J
There Is nothing Tower than hypocrisy.
To profess friendship and act enmity is o
sure proof total depisyity.
a partial eclipse Of the moon viii take
place on the 24fh inst. It will be visible
between and 9 o'clock q. M. :
Miss Ruth Mitchell; an accomplished
young lady of Charie lesion, is in the city
yissing Mrs. DR.. J. Q. :Wilhite.
Butser has been scarce in the! city for
two or three weeks past. Something un-
risual for this season of the year.
Aai. aud Mrs. j. a. Brock have return
ed from q pleasant visit to New York,
Niagara Falls and other places in the
Noreh.
oiss Z sssifsnds 81 should ilemembsr thatwe4
win publish 40 Communication unless
it is accompanied By the real name of the
author.
Let our farmers get out Of debt and re.
solve 80 stay out, and they will be the
most independent and happiest people In
the world.
Miss Csrrie Hill, q charming young
lazy, of G1eeny7lle, Ia in. the city visiting
her grandmothsr, Mrs. Mays, at the Wa
verify House.
Our advertising columns VIII always
tell You whereto sosso get the most goo,aoss' g,os'
for the least meney s sead them r.ea . every
week carefully
The Pioneers presented fine appear
ance on their parade last Friday after.
noon - si6 ry ase. 1es : la
croWd winen tney appear Es On tne ssreess'
AZ, ~, M rshnr,n =, e : who has bean CLERK.
;n;, & isreanyilia for two : wears m nast has
ratnrn,d % Anderson and has accepted a
/ ass.,,.,;;-,,;n ss,.sis - ths sto.a - M Rsn
SON. ~
200 nav, locomotives from tho ROGERS
Io.nmot,va WORKS nassad down the
Rosd.lsst saturday Tbav will be nsed