The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-08-16

Of Starr, sent us the first open cotton Dolls
of this season. He found them in one of
his fields on Tuesday, 9TH inst. He says
he will be picking cotton-within the next
ten days. Anderson County has few far
mersx xEe equal Of Mr.. Jones. BE ''lives
Fat h6mS and always makes big crop.
This whole section of country was Wis
tied by several very heavy rains last week,
though noidamage was done to the grow
ing crops:s Being at the 9. & G. depot one
morning after the rains, we asked Capt.
Billy Smith, the popular conductor, if the
rain reached Walhalla, and he replied !:
s".Oh. yes we had four rains last night-a
trash-moyer, gully-washer, gully-wrench-
or and patriotic DOWNFALL"
Z. List of letters remaining in the POST
office for the week ending August Is /:
IS. w. :Bacot, Simon Belle, Y. B. Belle, Y.
B. Benson, Mamie J. Brown, J. A. Clink-
scales, Miss Dora Latham, j. Il. Fisher,
Miss Ida Goode, Ludwig Hernykel, Mrs.
Mary Holdings. Miss Annie Martin, Stone
man Porter, William Potter, Mrs. Catha-
rine Parks, Mrs. Savannah Richey, W. A.
Richards, Miss Francis Thomson, D. A.
Thornton, Miss Lizzie Yeargin, r. L. H.
Young.
Our young friend and townsman,
Clarence McFall, will leave Anderson
next week for Baltimore, where he has
accepted q position in large drug house.
He will also attend the College of Phar-
macy in that city. For the past two years
Clarence has clerked in the drug store Of
Hill Bros, and has discharged his duties
most faithfully. He is most worthy and
excellent young man, and will carry from
Anderson the best wishes of host Of
friends for his success and happiness.
Mr.. z. c. Rice, who is now in charge of
a dourishing school at Dysons, S. c.,
called to see US last Friday. He is native
of Anderson, and will spend his vacation
in our midst visiting friends and relatives.
Several weeks ago he met with a most
unfortunate accident. While drawing a
bucket Of water, he fell into the well,
which resulted in breaking his leg, dislo-
eating his hip and cutting and bruising
his body in several places. He is rapidly
recovering now, and it is hoped by his
friends that in a short time he will have
entirely recovered.
Z.
The firm of Bleckley, Brown & Fret
well has been dissolved, Mr.. Brown with
drawing. Mr.. Brown will go into busi-
ness with Messrs. Brownlee & Brown. and
they will occupy the two new rooms that
are being built below the Masonic build
ing. They will carry stock Of groceries
and apletdry goods. A new firm will
succeed Bfeckley, Brown & Fretwsll, and
will be known as the rs. Bleckley Com
pany." It will be composed of Messrs. s.
Bleckley, ]. J. Fretwell, F. 6. Brown, w.
r. Dillingham;, g. N. Broyles, w. r. Qs-
borne and ]. T. Pierson. This is strong
firm, and is bound to meet with success.
Mr., Cohen, the Solicitor for the Augusta
Exposition, has recently been visiting
Greenville, spartanburg and other por-
tions of upper Carolina. On his return to
Augusta a few days ago Chronicle reporter
interviewed him in reference to his trip,
and in that interview Mr.. Cohen had this
to say about Anderson County II So
cured while in upper Carolina one of the
biggest drawing cards we will have for
our big show. 1t is the exhibit of An
derson County and will tell you right
now that Anderson will make big show
for first place among The exhibiting coun.