The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-11-08

when no INJURY was INTENDED. wv orQs,
especially bad ones, are like thistle seeds
borne upon the breeze. They lodge and
grow over the land and when once
started can not be picked up again.
s The following are the rates for, round
|; trip tickets from! the points named to Au-
gusta during the ;tExp position Anderson,
$3.50 Bleckley, $27O Deans, SO. .85; Starr,
$3.50 - Cooks, $3.50 Barnes, So. As;
Lowndesville, So 35. These rates include
admission to the Ex position and trans.
portation to and Z fiom the grounds to the
city. Ss..5s.
Mr. W. a.. Miles. Of w alhalla; has q pig
s13 months colo; !; Of the. Red Jersey stock,
/ which hsweighs. now. 600s pounds gross. 1t
smeasuresFin length six feet three inches,
height two feet four inches, girth around
shoulders Eve. feet eight inches, around the
5loin i've feet Teight inches around the
middle six feet, around small part Of neck
-four feet. .,3
The, Court Of Common Pleas adjourned
last Saturday, the whole week being con-.
ssnmed in trying jury: cases. Judge With.
serspoon will return to the city to, day: and;
will attend to Equity business to morrow.
The session Just closed was a very labori.:
Eousone; but quite a number of leases were
disposed Of The Jurors were glad when
they were told that. they could go:s
IN Now. thatE cotton is coming In freely
and farmers are closing up their accounts
with the merchants who have trusted
them, we hope that they will not forget or
neglect their accounts due for. So bscrip-'
ton at this office. A debt for q aneWspa-
per is Just as honorable debt as for smer-
{chandise. and should be paid as promptly
and s:wiIlingly Don't forget as friends.
We need all the money due the office.
s. The many friends and acquaintance of.
r.sand Mrs. w. A. $Geer, of Broadway
Township, deeply sympathize with them
in the death Of their eldest son, Eugene,
aged 1Sgyears, who: died last Friday, the
End inst. after an illness O. about fYe
weeks with typhoid fever. His remains
Eugene was q: bright, amiable boy, and
while his Ibereaved parents are grieying
his death, g they. have the consolation Of
knowing that he has gone to q brighter.
world r. (. (, - f:'5...7;
sS Our young friend, Henry w. Stephens,
called to see sus uesday morning. For;
the!past three or four years Mr.. Stephens
has! been employe by the Air Line Rail-.
road Company at Belt j Junction, but a
few days ago, to his surprise, he was noti-i
fed that he had been promoted to the posi-.
:tion 8ofi Assistant Route Agent of the
r.. :& ID. system, with headquarters at
..Greenville. His new position requires
him to travel and look up lost freight.
sHenry,s many friends in this city, his old
home, will; sbe delighted to hear of his
promotion. e 81;
Mr.: s:Thos. ii; Mex inney, formerly Of
this city, but 7Who has been residing at
sBuford, Ga, for several years past, died at
that place lon last Saturday, after very
brief illness, aged about IS years. His
remains were carried to Harmony Grove.
Ca, for interment. Mr.. r. f.. McKinney,
accompanied by his mother, Of this city,.
attended the funeral. s Mr.. Mckinney
was an upright, honest man, and was for
several years a !. devoted and exemplary
member of the Methodist Church. His
friends in this city regretted to hear of
his death. He leaves wife and four
children. - : 81.
s. An important change of the schedule
went into effect on Savannah Valley Rail-
road last Sunday. We now have two
trains q day each way over the Road, and
times of arrival and departure is as fol-
lows Leave Anderson at 5.45 a. m. and
i4p. m; and arrive back at 2.15 p. m. and
lisp. m. The morning train will land
passengers in Augusta at IL o. clock a. M,
and the afternoon train at 8 O'clock at
night. Il. Under the present schedule our
citizens can leave Anderson In the morn
ing, spepd several hours in Augusta, and
return home? that night. The corrected
schedule3will appear next week.
List of letters remaining in the POST.
office for the week ending November Z:
,J.R. Norge, Mrs. Malinda Bradley, Mrs.
Susie Brown, "a. j.. Bishop, Ned FAINT,
Caroline Gibson. II. n. Gregg, Willie
Herring, Frank Hamrick, Charles Home,
Mrs Susan Hudson, B. G. Jones, Simon
Jerels, John McAdams, w. @. McCray.
VIM. M. Melton J. D: Prewitt, Emazia
Rice, J. @. Scott, Mrs. s. a. Scott, w. NJ.
Scott, J. j. Smith, Amerious Savage,
Jozef Stasney, G. F. Stating, Miss Amer
Wright, Miss Nina TENS. J. Wilson, j.
+. Mimms, Miss Hannah Young.
Col. Thomson, of the Walhalla Courier.
has this to say about Anderson; "Busi.
ness called us to Anderson last Tuesday.
Court was still in session. On the way
down we noticed the fields were white
with cotton. The city was alive with cot
ton wagons, the public square being
crowded. We believe over two hundred
bales changed hands that day. About
o'clock we counted 15 bales passing one
street into town in five minutes. The
3tour, yuaa .livo1v and had tho annearanno