The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-09-17
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BRIEF MENTION,

ri, BRIEF MENTION,
Cotton Is worth ssto 50.
All the schools in the city are well at
tended. 9'-5... =.
Col. IT j. Roberts has moved. to vii.
lianlston. 'ss
The Sandy Springs Camp Meeting be-
gins to-day.
One Of Dr.. S. NJ. orr's grey horses died
last Sunday. !, i, ,g..,
Miss Della Keys is enlarging her dwell.
ing house, on Whitner street.
Cotton is coming in, but there is not
much money circulating as yet.
McDuf1e street is again popular
promenade for the young men.
Mrs.. Bleckley has valuable planta-
ton torrent. See advertisement.
DR.. A. G. Strickland b; $ q word to say
to persons indebted to him. See adyer-
tisement.
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Why does society lady never shed
tearsf Because she wants to keep her
powder dry.
Attention is directed to the correction in
the Masters sale of the estate of John
Owens, deceased.
Found, silver bangle with the name
Lydia engraved. on it. The owner can
get it at this Office. 'ss So
In several sections of the County we
hear of considerable sickness, though not
of serious nature.
Cotton pickers are in demand, yet there
are number offnegro 'loafers to be seen
onthe streets every day. .aa
Miss Leila Williams has returned from
avisit Of ofIthree: or-four weeks to friends
and relatives IN Georgia.
The walls of the fertilizer factory build
Ing are going up rapidly. 1t will be a
very substantial sbnilding.
The general opinion is that our farmers
will lsowalarge grain, CROP Some have
already commenced sowing.
Mr., and Mrs. John O'Donnell have
: gonato Rock Springs, Va. Mrs. io'Don-
nellsWin remain, there several weeks.
Nj. Robert M. Baker left Anderson last
Friday ,tor, Oxford, Nd, where he will
enter the Mary yland Military Institute.
MreA. Lesssr,s store and the New
York Cash Store ewill be closed next Sat
urday, on account Of religious holiday
Rev. Dewitt Burkhead passed down
the Rosd. last Friday on his way to Abbe-
vile G. b., where he is conducting
series Of meetings. ~ "a s.,
Mrw. O. Petty, the clever cotton buy
or, has returned to Anderson. He is
making, his quarters .at Messrs.
Means q McGee's store. sst,ss.s-s
IF any of our readers in this County
are experimenting in the cultivation of
tobacco, we would like for them to give
us their views on the subject.
Married, on Tuesday, 9Th :inst.,. at the
residence of the BRIDES father, by Rev.
g. NJ. Rogers, Mr.. E. w. Stone and Miss
g q. Melton, all of this. County. ~
lit. .is said that cholera never attacks a
man yith wife and fve.or more chill
dren. This would go to show that ma
tpsensyerihi.s b e man q when he is down. yEp Z
Married On Thursday 10th inst, by
Rev. G. ,MsRogers, at the residence of the
brides fath ca, Mr.. q. a. q. Elrod and
Miss L. q Traynam. all Of this County.
Mr!D. .ss Maxwell and wife returned
Wednesday morning from q visit to the
North. We:sra indebted to Mr.. Maxwell
for several copies Of late Northern papers.
Don't forget that our merchants are
paying theEvesy highest cash prices for
cotton, and are selling goods cheaper than
ever. Bring your cotton TO Anderson
and try them fS
Every oWnersosa q dwelling house in
Anderson should be required to keep in
their yard ladder that will reach to their
roof The Council ought to pass an Or
dinance To- that effect.
E;Wea are indebted to Mrs. John M. Moor
head for q basket Of sweet potatoes.
There were four varieties, and were the
finest we have seen this season. One Of
themswould make a mess for five or six
persons. 80
a3Capt.G w. Belcher has left at our office
three stalks Of corn-one main stalk and
two suckers-on which there are five full
ezrs'and one nubbin. This is something
or 8 curiosity, as it is generally believed
that suckers viii not produce corn.
The Board Of Trustees of Sandy Springs
Camp Grolnd have decided not TO grant
license to any person to sell anything du-
ring the Camp Meeting. They are also
determined to enforce good order, and
any misconduct will be dealt with to the
full extent3of the law. o
They were in the parlor. "What song
shall sing for you to-night?' she asked
him. s'sing that old Scotch song, I
Gamma leave the auld folks yet, we'd better
abide aswee.' "oh, George, that is very
ugly song. 1t suggests procrastination.
Let me sing that beautiful song, Gust
now.'n
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A basket picnic will be given by Miss
Mollie Glinkscales's school at McKee's
School House. in Hall Township, on Fri
day, 25th inst. All who wish to partici'
pate in this pleasure are invited to come
with their baskets. Speeches are expect
ed from. several gentlemen pertaining to
school matters.
Men who sit down and wait for busi-
ness to come to them will find themselves
left far in the rear Tits en,of push, Of
industry, enterprise and vim who are
neW.absorbing the business of.the coun-
try. Trade must be sought, must be in
Yited and attracted, and it naturally goes
where the greatest attraction is held out.