The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-09-27

Hrs; Breazeale has gone to Wal.
9 Shalla TOY visit her parents: -.
y;crop is badly damaged is the cry
saso1 so every farmer you meet 3:5sz.
,s saye oil the hay yen can. It is at your
doors now and all It costs is the cutting.
The. 3. a. cornet Band syerenaded some
zsof the fair: sex Of the city last friday: even
The, The;Na!sr8 8 melon as an INSTRUMENT q q
ne1 : ear
The sice: dealers and soda water dealers
haYeabont wound up their business for
e.season.
The sweet potato crop throughout the
s E:ounty is.yery large and 4. reported in
hfe condition. g
Miss Eva Smart, OF Troy, S. c. is spend
4 Ing few days in the city with herfr friend,
Miss Lille Barr e;
Farmers should not s mix their best "a cot. s.
e tonaWiths their stained cotton, as it will
sinjuIe the. .sale Of 1t.
Mr.sA.B. Towers; has just opened: a bar
is4srel .of very fine New Orleans syrup,
which hei is selling cheap.
~, Misses Leila Russell and Lizzie Ander-
son have gone to Colnmbia Ito enter the
sW Winthrops Training School, 80 I
se: Erof.: ]. Scott Murray left the city Tues
) day for Columbia to take his position In
she South Carolina College. @
Rev. "a. Marshal will conduct the
!: prayer meeting in Temperance Hall next
Sunday afternoon, at ~ CLOCK.
Miss Mamie Hill one OF Abbeyille's
most excellent young ladies,.is in the city
8 VISITING her friend. Miss Jessie Trow-
bridge. s5.;. I.
Rev. B. M Pack, Of this County, con-
Quoted .asprotracted meeting in the W est
Union Baptist Church, near Walhalla,
last week. ;.. SIS
The Court OF General Sessions for An.
derson5 County convenas ON the fourth
Monday In October, Judge Witherspoon,
presiding.
Ssss The City Council is having Silver Brook
Cemetery plt in nice condition. The
streets, tor. are receiving some much
Needed WORK. s. 5S
e, =, 8.
The Easley Messenger says John o. Sheck
us building a fine; two. o.story dwelling for
Mr. John Cely. In Brnshy Creek Town
ship this County. - \, .ss..5s
~ -. S. 555;t
a The: damage by; the recent heshet on the
Savannah Valley Railroad has; been re:
s.. as1 g !. !; !, 8, $ - s; j,
.ss,al onaceWas nonored VIII q pref
= MnaGanasy syzmolning we are always ss.t11' de-
s5;iignted % nave such visitors.
81. MI.y.,sM " sH1oks, travelling Passenger
ssa1genI Oh tne efeat Mchenzle sRoute
tne .au1ckest,nne 70 all points Vest, paid
ns = cai! ~ eonesoty mofnlng
oW is Ina fine e. aou ! Iatcbs - i. :.
j ICY. or re !or your COW during the winter.
VI, WI eve s1e mllk acn-
4 nes anu inAAe tne oatter goloen
r,,a, y, /, 90 1000
h Hard I 2sl THAI ss h;s.
dencs, Mr.. Joseph y. Morgan and Miss
"a 0etlle thompson, OF Peizor. .. -.
M
:t,, ae aese ee,ay ~ easneelng cots3n caused Dy
Mes Weasuer - q serious nlnGianoe 70
the collection Of newspaper subscrip-
q gtions s.5:..sss.s 81:
m, $. !. q.
1e1e ns co.son inaHkes s9ust
nr;caa 1jpa.s for ;t and are % paying
Ss goods 90 cheap that you can't help buying
E 3 taeLn.
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.3,s s lsrrleq, on SUNDAY, september 1858,
S py g: =. gsson, y otary Enpnc. Mr. y.
s s:C q. and MISS ClsFs a.. Balentine, OF Pei
sEse S1ss, 2: C.s;3
NO \ epro women v,ara bafora Mayor
& Trihhls MonJau -norn;no % fnr ho;,'o. ~
y drink and i1isorSer1v m Satnri1av o;eSf' f'
promptly paid. 1' 'N'e'> ,'o'
3 .. ! -:
"a little ten-year-old miss told her mother
the other day that she was never going to
marry, but meant to be . widow; because
widows dressed in such nice black and al.
1ss,l'f 8 1ss.,e. - 1''pe'
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Wagner, OF
Charleston, have been spending few
days In and near the city with relatives.
! Their. many friends are always delighted
g % see them In. In Anderson.
Next Monday is saleday. II any of ou1
subscribers should happen to be in the
city and want to pay us little money, we
won't object or get mad Try as and see
e now ctyllty we Will treat you.
5s ~, J. =. =.
Hotel have not yet awarded the contract
for the erection of the building: Five bids
have been received and there will probably
fwo Or three more come In yet.
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sA NE. y. sharkey, OF Union, has been
sharkey Is the leading contractor Of. his
town, and came to Anderson to put in q
bid for the building of the new hotel.
The Seneca Cotton Mills have fled their
s seciaration with the Secretary of State
who has issued to them commission.
Tho capital stock will be 500, 900, divided
into 2, ,60e shares at the par value of 800