The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-10-14

Persons calling for,these letterss vail please
say that they are advertised: Jacob Cum
ningham, John Dutch, Miss Lula Grey
ham, Eleck Grey, col, Jane Hill, e. -,
Wilson, u s,
Ths County Commissioners have de-
cided to repair Earles Bridge. across Sen.
eca River, and also to build bridge at
Sloans Ferry, OH the same stream. This
action will no doubt please the people of
the Fork We think the Commissioners
lave done wisely.
Cotton is opening worry rapidly, and the
farmers say ifsthe dry weather continues
it will only take few weeks to gather
the entire crop. SOME farmers say the
tcrop is not turning out as well as'was ex-
pected, while others say that an average
crop will be made, where it has been
properly worked.
Messrs Reed & Stephens new adver-
tiseilent in this issue should not be over
looked. These gentlemen are now sell
ing vehicles cheaper than eyer, r,bef.re, and
[guaranteesthe work. III onsssneeda We:
|shicle of any kind, be sare, to see their
stock. They also. give o timely warning
to those indebted to them.
Our Young friend w. II. Russell, is
now canvassing the County se'lin@n book
entitled "Platlorm Echoes OF Living
Truths for Head nnd Heart hr that
world renowned author, John B. Cough:
It is a book of 66O pages, fully illustrated
and most interesting work. Parents
could not give their boys a better book.
Messrs. Cunningham, Fowler & Cooley
L. IL in q
Brecht Meat Gutter, and on Tuesday
morning furnished their customers with
the first pork sausage of the season. We
are indebted to them for a mess. Mr..
Pendle still has charge Of the market,
and knows how to please his customers.
Messrs. Taylor g. Van Wyck have new
advertisement in this issue, to which we
invite your attention.: Their stock OF
general merchan ndise::is complete, and the
prices at. which they are being offered
can't be beat inthe city, if quality is con-
sidered. Give them q call and inspect
their goods. They will take great pleas.
ure in showing them to you.
w. a.. Chapman,s stock Of new fall and
winter goods is being loudly praised by
Tie trading public, and 30 Of course his
lseason's success ia assured. His stock is
immense, and his prices are 80 low as to
enable every body topurrhase. Mr.. Chap
man mar i selected his goods with great care,
and for.beauty$ style and quality can't be
azcelled in-the :. Pay him visit
THE iWalhans. Courier, of last week,
nays: s:S;aQuite an interest is being awaken.
ed among the people along the route OF
>Walhalla's new railroad from this point
to Anderson. One prominent man along
the route is, ready and. willing to plank
down $3.50 in, the enterprise. There will
be no trouble in getting'a subscription of
S25, 900 from the town Of Walhalla. Let
her roll. l
The time for collecting taxes begins
with the 18th instant. According to pro-
gramme already published, the Treasurer
will beginfils round on Monday, 18th, at
farmers Store and finish at Larkin New
toms, November 4th. 1T is for the conve-
nience of taxpayers that this annual trip
is made, and every man should note the
days and places named in the notice and
meet the collector promptly.
The Gseenyille Neys now takes the As
sociated Press Dispatches, which should
make It more popular than ever, Capt.
Williams is full Of enterprise and energy,
and if the people of Greenyill lie and 5the
iup-country will only give him the proper
encouragement he will give them paper
,thatwonld dc more for the building up
of Greenville and the Piedmont section
than any other enterprise that could be
aaressa; .ess ri 1t eSE J
We would call attention to the new
advertisement of Messrs. Cunningham,
Fowler q Cooley in this issue. These
gentlemen have laid In an immense stock
of goods 70, the fall and winter trade and
they ask an inspection of them by the
isiable % soods,s ana If You VIM; ply Them
q visit, we know you will be pleased.
They also haye 9, ,Yord TO say TO those In
debted to them. s,ss'
q The ladies.of the Methodist Church will
Eiye a 'Mikado Tea in the store-rOom re.
Gently vacated by Mr.. LESSER, on West
Benson street, on tomorrow Friday,
from p. m. till 10t p. NJ, the proceeds Of
which will be donated to the building
fund of the new Church, We bespeak
for the ladies liberal patronage. Those
who attend may rest assured OF having
pleasant time, and will be assisting q
worthy 0p1ect. 3,a1 'S't,' y 3 ~
Miss Macie Sitton, second daughter of
Mr.. ssFfank SEittoI,, died at her fathers
residence, near Seneca City, last Monday
night, after brief illness, aged about "a
years. i! Miss gMacie was a student in the
Anderson Female Seminary last session,
and was well known in this city, where
she has many friends who will be panied
to hear Of her DEATH She was an exceed
ingly bright pleasant young lady, and the
afiioted family. hare. che synpathies Of
many friends in their bereavement.
Misunderstanding has one of the neat
est and best arranged hardware stores in
the State, and whore everything in the
hardware line can be purchased and at
prices, too, that can't be beat. We refer
to the establishment of Messrs. Sullivan
& Bro. These gentlemen have just return
ed from the, markets, and the interior Of
their store shows very plainly that they
were not idle while there. Read their new
confident it will remind you of something
you need.
Maj. Al 8. Todd received telegram on
Tuesday morning announcing the death
of his uncle, Mr.. Gideon W.. Land, which
occurred at Honea Path ON Monday night,
where he was visiting relatives. Mr..
Land was, for number Of years, resi-
dent. OF Anderson, and has many friends
here who will regret to hear Of his death.
He was an upright. honorable citizen,
and, leaves large family connection to
mourn his death. His remains were
brought to Anderson Wednesday morn
ing and inferred in the Presbyterian GEM
etery.
Anderson has never had building
boom, but.she has.been steadily building
up. Improvements are going on in al
most every section ofithe city. Mr.. j.. L..
Mauldin has contracted with Messrs. Bar
ton Il Smith for the erection of two cot
tages on portion of the old Fair Grounds,
one to be occupied by himself and the
other by his mother. Mr.. VIM. Laughlin
is also erecting substantial cottage ON
Main street, opposite the residence OF Mr..
J. F. Clinkscales. On Depot street Mr.. j..
B. Lewis is erecting neat cottage. Let
sthergoodr work go on. IT. -,
- -The q. & G. R. r. authorities now run
an accommodation train from Belton to
Anderson every day, leaving Belton at
11.45, after the arrival of the down train
from Greenyille, and arriving at Ander-