The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-09-06
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10 CAL NEWS.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER s.
The freight train now runs daily on the
The State Democratic Convention meets
today in Columbia.
The nights are quite pleasant now, but
int the middle OF the day the sun is warm.
Another train will be placed on the sa-
8 vannah Valley Railroad in short time.
number of farmers are Of the opinion
that 9 large area will be sown in oats this
tall.
Monday was Salesday, and good
s crowd OF. our country friends were in the
city.
We were pleased to meet Mr.. w. b.
\ sadler. Of Cartersville, Ga, in the city last
week
Vacation days are over. The girls and
boys have hunted up their school books
again.
We need more light on our streets these
dark nights. Can't our city fathers give it
!. to US r
Muscadine hunting is beginning to be
the order Of the day with the young gen.
tlemen and ladies.
Messrs. 3. ". Brown, ~. a. vandiver
and W. :A. Chapman have gone to the.
Northern markets.
With packing up summer goods and
opening up new. winter goods, the clerks
are kept pretty busy.
Mrs. Lizzie Sharpe and daughters, Of
Laurens, are In the city visiting the FAM
ily OF Mr.. N. Watkins.
s. Miss Prince, Of WILLIAMSON, is spend
Ing 9 few days in the city with the family
sof her brother, q. :E.Prince, Esq.
Rev. "a. Marshall was absent from.
the city last Sunday, consequently there
i was no preaching in the Baptist Church.
ssI5 Mrs. a. N. Pinkind will return to the
city in q few days and resume her music
& class on the 10th inst. See advertisement.
In several sections of the County the
falmers report rust lin cotton, and It is
feared that 1t will iDjure the crop to some
extent.
Simpson, Reid & Co.'S new advertise
ment win appear next week. Don't for.
8 get when you. visit the city that they. have,
moved into the Reid building near the
s railroad bridge. .=:ss5
Miss Lille Hopk kins, one Of Seneca's
most popular young ladies, is spending
few days in the city with her friend, Miss
S Matte Cater.
Married, on Tuesday, August 18th, 1883,
By ST. Richardson. Notary Public, Mr..
Jacob Bryant and Miss Lizzie King, all
s Of Anderson County.
Our young friend, Clarence McFall,
8 alter 9; weeks stay in Baltimore, has re.
& turned to the city. he was not pleased
withlhis situation in Baltimore.
"a citizen who has an eye to the welfare
ofthe County, suggests that road tax be
imposed on candidates to repair the roads
3 they have worn ont during the campaign
$50 Z Y e@lgf
ztss Mr.. y. : Keys, Of the Bapti,. Courier,
s Greenyille, s, G., has been spending few.
days in the city !. His host of friends are
4 always delighted to see him in Anderson.
ss Miss Essie Cooke, OF Cookies Station,
and Miss Lucia Reid, of Due West, are.
Visiting their friends, Misses Mamie and
lula Poole, three miles northwest Of the.
#city. 5 &.
5:SSs Mr.:sW a: FAINT, of this city, is engaged
E in painting the new Baptist Church at
Belton. Il: IS a very pretty building, and
when completed will be an ornament to
4 athestown.
Farmers lliance was organized at
~ Flat Rock on Wednesday, S0th ult. The
] next meeting will be held next Saturday.
The farmers OF varennes Township are
invited to attend.
The Stockholders Of the Anderson Ho-
tel Company are requested to attend an
important meeting at the Office Of Judge
w; T. Coz On tomorrow (Friday) after
noon at 4!o'clock..
For more than q week this section has
had no sunshine, and it has rained more
cor less every day. It is thought there.
will be consid erahle fodder and corn dam:
aged by the wet, weather
Easley- Messenger Capt. Patrick, man
with much experience in training boys,
$ said at the Piedmont Association: 'Nine-
tenths Of the boys go wild, go wild
under the parental root. -
DIR. Frank =. !. Harrison, of Bradley, S.
a G, MS spending few days in the city with
relatives. He has host Of. friends in
Anderson, and his visit here is always
q source Of fmuch pleasure to them.
Sss We .yentul ethat our young friend, Neb.
Fants the efficient postal: clerk on the.
zsB. RI, Is the happiest man in .sUncle.
sam's'. employ. a few days ago he was
presented with a bouncing girl baby.
MID ID. Curran succeeds Maj. ". W.
Starr as Superintendent Of the Port Royal
: Western Carolina Railroad. Mr.. Cur
iran was formerly master of train service
of the Columbus d Western Railroad
Messrs. J. T. Bolt, "a. T. Moss and L. E.
Abercrombie, under the firm name of
Bolt & CO., have opened out stock of
groceries, nfectioneries, etc., in the
Broyles building on South. Main Street.
&c q Farmers Alliance will be organized
Eat Mountain Creek Church next Saturday
ssat q o'clock P. M, and the farmers
generally Of that section are invited to
attend the meeting and assist in the organ