The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-10-07
Cotton Good middling 80 cents.
Wedding. bells will ring in the city to-
night

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Wedding bells will ring in the city to-
S. night
Chickens and eggs are little scarce in
the city.
The lightning rod agents are ut work in
the Gcrnty.
Beaure to read the advertisement head
rs cd Wanted. :"
The streets have been terribly .lu~.y for
the pastfsw days.
Cotton Ia coming in rapidly. Tho price
does not vary much.
Our merchants continue to receive new
goods by every train. s
See notice Of annnal meeting of the
County Commissioners.
Rev. ". F. Pieson, of Due West. spent
last Tuesday in the city.
The competition among the cotton buy
rsof this city Is lively.
s. Mr.sW. 81. Wilson is now clerking for
g Messrs. Means& McGee.
s;gs We keep land deeds and mortgage
blanks on hand all the time.
Small change has been in demand in
the city fora week orstwo past.
Thestowns along the Savannah Valley
Railroad are rapidly building up.
Now wonld be very good time to set
tie yourdnde ebtedness at this Office.
Mr.. Lewis Harrison Is clerking in the.
store ef Mesars. ELL, Adams & Co.
Cotton coming in rapidly, and busi-
ness Is Frightening up considerably.
The Master has number Of Tracts Of
land sdYsrtised for. sale in this paper.
Mrs.. ~. W. Keys and family, Of Greens,
vile, are visiting relatives in the city.
% ouf young friend, Edward Murphy, is
s. now engaged at Mr.: ". "A. Chapman's. S.
Sweet potatoes and hay continue to be
prominent commodities in this market.
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81. M. .. Watkins, Of the Honea Path
lassilsaasr was in the city last Saturday.
Don't forget that the: State campaign
meetings viii be held in this city on the
26th inst.
Tan, H,INTELIaENcER has number of
colofed subscribers, and they pay up
promptly
The Baltimore Clothing House has se-
CURED the services OF Mr.. NJ R. Greer as
& q asalesman. s.: - =
The ground is too hard for sowing sp,sll
grain. gentle shower Of rain would be
acceptable. .sss z. e.,. ,.,-
The young people Of the city enjoyed
s MICS dance at tha Wayerly ,House last Fri
day evening.
The Rendlaton Stock Show on the, 2lst
8 inst promises 70 be q big affair. Every.
body should attend.
Judging from the tightness of the arti-
ole, It Isn't every girl who can laugh in
S. Aers HieeYe n0WadeyS.
Send us your orders for bill heads, let
/ 1 ter; ;heads, envelopes, etc. Our stock Is the
best and prices the lowest.
Anderson has another cotton buyer in
e the person of Mr.. J. J. Tillman, whose
office is at the store Of Means & MCGEE.
Policeman cKinney, with a force Of
hands did some fmuch-needed work last
week on the sidewalks of McDuffie street.
There promises to be lively scramble
for Judge Cothran.s position. Anderson
viii probably furnish one or two candi-
s datas.
Mr. John B. Watson has the finest tur-
nips NE have ssen this season. The SAM
\ pies he has laid upon our table are nearly
s as barge ana saucer.
Married. on September so.h, 1886, at
the residence of the officiating clergyman,
6 by Rev. G.: n. Rogers, Mr.. G. Z. Elrod
and Miss T.. M. Black.
Monday being Ssalesday and the istday
of Court, large crowd came to the city.
The crowd WAS very orderly, aud every
thing passed of quietly.
Master Blair Crsyton has a fine young
white Chester COW. One day last week
she presented him;with q litter Of sixteen
pigs fifteen Of which are now living.
Bring your cotton to Anderson, far
mers, and You win make money by it.
Anderson is just as good cotton market
as Augusta or any other town or city.
Wood haulers are kept busy now sup
plying the wants Of our people for the
winter. Remember last winter and don't
let the cold catch you without supply.
Marded, on September 2srd, 1886, by
DR.. J. =. Cook. Notary Public, at his resi-
denee1 Mr. Lewis Russell and Miss Per-
melia Chasteen, all of Anderson County.
Another change has been made in the
schedule Of the Savannah Valley Road.
The trains now leave half hour earlier
and arrive half hour later than former
IL.
Mr. q. Z. Sullivan, who has been trav-
cling through the Northwest in the in
terest of the Johnston Harvester Compa.
ny for the past several months, is at home
again.
Mrs. Or. G.,H. Symmes. of Peru, Fla,
J is visiting relatives and friends in the city
! and county. Her many friends are de-
lighted to see her once more at her Old
home
The telegraph poles along the Savannah
Valley Railroad are being rapidly placed
in position. 1t is thought that the line
will be completed in two ;or three more
-yg weeks.
Mccormick Aduance Freight traffic on
the Savannah Valley is good, while the
passenger business is light. The latter
will increase as the busy season ad.
yances.n
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