The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-09-23

LSJCALS & NEWS.
O. q. LANasToN, LOCAL EDrrs,a.
Earthquake talk is getting to be mo-
notonous.
Now that the season has opened, bring
on the oysters.
The Savannah Valley Railroad now
carries express.
a pew beef market has been opened on
south Main street.
3 Cotton pickers are receiving aboa: 40
cents perhundred.
The visitors to the summer resorts are
all returning home.
Mai d. II. Bradley is Offering the rick-
ems Sentinel for sale.
Earthquakes and hard times don't sem
to effect the matrimonial market.
Now is the time to SOW oats, and it is
hoped that alarge crop will be sown.
The city butchers are furnishing some
first,rste beef to their customers at pres
ent.
A slight earth hquake was felt by some of
our citizens last Tuesday morning about
2o'clock.
Remember that you can't kill par
tridges and wild turkeys until the 1st of
November.
Reader, can't yon send us an item of
Z news occasionally from your section Ct
the County
We have plenty Of blank receipts on
hand. II you need one, reader, call and
getit at once.
Miss Florence Thompson, of walh lila,
is in the city visiting the family of Mr..
c. G. Cummings.
Be sure to read our advertising oolurnns
every week. They always contain valu-
ableiinformation.
An early winter is predicted because
migratory birds are coming Southwark
! earlier than usual.
Make hay while the sun shines. You
will find thst you will have need for all
that you can save.
Three Indians man, woman and a
boy-were in the city last Thursday, pad.
ding baskets, blow-guns, etc.
A large attendance Of the members of
the Sons Of Temperance is earnestly lie.
sired this Thursday evening.
portion of the upper section Of she
County was visited by the heaviest rain
of the season one day last week.
Kiss the baby while you can," war
bles q poet. Thanks. we will wait till she
is sixteen and risk our chances.
There will be a prayer meeting at Lesm-
I non Church on next Sabbath, at o'clock
fp. M All are invited to attend.
No mail is yet being carried over che
Savannah Valley Railroad. The delay is
caused by the Postofice Department.
The earth seems to have recovered from
lbs attack of sdbterraneous colo, and vre
hope it may never haye another spell.
Yon can get more for your produce AND
buy your goods cheaper in Anderson
than in any other up-country market
It is important that there should be q
full vote In the Congressional election to
day. Be sure to got the polls and vost.
a new game Of cards is called "matai-
mony." IF the man wins he takes the
girl II the girl wins she takes the man.
Railroad travellers, to avoid confusion,
should always get aboard the train at tie
resrIe Of the car and leave at the front.
If aman's religion is pretentious on
Sunday and obscure on week days yea
better do business with him on cash
basis. sso3
twithstsnding the large crowd that
went from the'city to the Camp Meeting
last Sunday, all the city Churches had
large cong gtegations.
The State Convention Of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union of South
Carolina will hold its animal session ia
Newberry on the 18th October.
2. 9.
We are requested to state that Rev. J.
8. Murray will preach at Lebanon on
Friday evening before the first Sabbath
in October, at early candle light.
Col. Ben. Tillman has called Farmele'
Convention to meet in Columbia on the
i 9th November next. The call is publish
ed on the frat page Of the eIsrELI1esNcEa
' this week.
The Local Is indebted to Messrs. Foster
Fant d Co. for beautiful cravat. They
have 9 very large and pretty selection Of
craYsts and neckties, and are selling thera
very cheap.
Married, September 10th, 1885, at the
residence Of the brides aunt, Miss Lou
Simpson, by Rev. T. G. Ligon, MIR. J. y.
stonecypher and Miss Matte G. Simpson
all Of this County.
Messrs. o'Donnell & Mcintyre have
presented the Local with sample of their
new brand Of cigars, '.The Journal for
which we return thanks. They are ex-
cellent. Call and try them.
The clerks are all busy now marking
and arranging new goods. Our merchants
evidently anticipate lively trade, judg-
Ing from the large and well.selecteo
stocks now being placed on their shelves.
Married, on Thursday. August 26th, at
the residence of the BRIDES father, by
Rev. 81. N. Allen, Mr.. E. M. Duckworth
and Miss IA. L. Martin, daughter of Mr..
Walborn Martin, all of Anderson County.
Mr.. John E. Peoples has just received
drove of fpe Texas horses, which he is
offering atvery low prices. He has also
lot OF Tennessee mules, which will also
he sold cheap. Watch for his new adver-