The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-10-24

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Total seceip;a for the season. 500 bales.
Cotton pickars ars eagerly sought for at
i present; sss ;s
Capt. Tuily branch, ], of Abbeville, was in
the city last Tuesday.
Capt: il. a. smythe, Of PelEer, was ih
the aty last Saturday.
"a. number og our citizens are attending
. The Atlanta Esss9osition this week..
Capt. Thos. & Hill has been Quite sick
s for week. but is now on .he mend.
We are told Shat land is advancing in
i price in every asction ofthe, County.
The City Council publishes an Ordi.
= nance ia another column. Read 1t.
Hold up, srn1tsmen you can't shoot
partridges until after the 1st of November
Anderson hat. another big day last Sat.
day, Our cotto1 receipts were 435 bales
Anderson is represented by seven young
8 men in the Citadel: Academy, Charleston,
Mrs. Eva Smith went to Greenville last
week TO SPEND . few days with her sons
family :;.'s7:s -. 4 2s-
Mrs. g. s. Lyon has returned to Boston
@ to renew her studies al the Conservatory
g Of Music O., .s s,
city in upper Carolina in cotton receipts
this season. y ~; =. s;..l s.s,
Those, Of our citizens who have visited
81 the Atlanta Exposition say 1t is a very
good slow.
The Hartwell Sun says the Savannah
Riyer is lower than it has been within a
years time. - ;s:ss & 1; 49, s
Don't miss reading @. A. Reeds new
advertisement, for it will give you some
information. l,5,.s 9:ts
Bring your cotton to Anderson aud
buy your goods here, aud you will save
money by: Il:
W;lhite q White have a new adyer-
j tissme1t.in another column Haich should
Z be read carefully. :..-s s.. {.
sfessrs: Jones, seybt 6 Go. have secured
the contract for furnishing the new hotel
{ with window shades. III;
SIS Mr.. Z. II. Welborn, of Garvin Township,
y says he dug beet last week from his gar
den which weighed 81 pounds. .4,
Mrs. i. T. Holleman. who has been
spending some time In Walhalla, has re-
turned to her home in Anderson.
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Mr. Foster Fant has accepted position
z at the g. &SG. b. r. depot and entered
upon his duties several days ago.
In the recollection of the ''oldest inhab-
ltant,n there has never been more de-
Night services at the city churches
begin now at half past z o. clock. Always
be In your pew promptly at that hour;
"a number of our, delinquent subscribers
visit the city every week, sell their cotton
and go home without giving us q call.
"a good sprinkler on our streets would
chants especially, for>the last week or two.
Mr.. VIC. Haddon and family, of the
8 Storeville section, have moved into the.
city. Mr.: Haddon is clerking for Mr.. r.
IS. Hill. - .t.s s.S5s. :, g
san extra freight train On each Of our
railroads visited Anderson last Saturday
and carried away. several thousand bales
of cotton. s 81 So jf I /, s;.
We are requested to announce that the
public schools in Hall Township will not
:; be opened until the first Monday in Jan.
nary next
We were glad to see w. Z. Holland. of
! Hartwell, Ca, in; the city this week. He is
still suffering from the injuries received
I'm the railroad wreck.
Married. on Sunday, October goth, 1889,
dence, Mr.. John Kirby; and Miss Nancy
Wooten, all Of Peszer, S.. q. {. {. :.
13s Next Monday is the: opening, day for
+ Court Witnesses, Jurors and each and
every other person having business there
should be on hand promptly. S..
The Westminster Banner, of last week,
says :a"Mr. B. f. Crsyton, of Anderson,
led Mr.. R. F.eWhits's valuable horse. "
- Mr. a. g. Pinckney is in Anderson
4 buying cotton for the Pelzer Mauutactur-
ing Company. He makes his hesdquar-
Z ters at McCully, C.thcart & Co.'S. store:
Next Monday night Rev. a. A. Mar
House on the "Ancient Order Of United
Workmen" The public is invited to at
tend.
Miss Minerva Drake; who has been
4 teaching near Easily; has closed her
:. school for month, and 10 spending her
2 vacation with her parents in Martin
Township. }.....
Walhalla Courier Mr.. Deal, of Ander-.
son County, who has recently purchased
Bethel Church, will move to Oconee in
December.
Married, on Sunday, October goth, 1889,
at the residence of Mr.. VIM. Harper, by
J.s .sH. Hutchinson, Trial Justice, Mr.. L. P.
i Carson, of Pickens County, and Mrs. M.
s L. sHacket; ofAndesson County.
Prof. 8. p. McEIroy and Mr.. C. Ward
aaw have been invitsd to address the Sun
day School al Grows Church, ia Savannah
Z s4OW tASV<oN oSauoy. II1V4 hAb6 0u-4A
J: clock. The friends ofthe School are in
yited 70 attend.
List Of letters remaining in the Post
Office for the week ending October %:
7. William Black, Simon Bell, Miss Sipie
Good, William, Holloway, W. N. Shute,
Bill Wilson, Miss Lucy William, Mrs.
Lizzett Williams.
Each and every ycnng man in Anderson
County who wants to lay away few dol
lars for aI!s".rainy Gay" should subscribe
lto q. few shares III the Anderson Shoe
Factory and Tanntry Company. 1t will
be agood investment.
Judge Cox. the Chairman, requests ms
Z to call q meeting of the Stockholders Of
: the Shoe Factory tomorrow (Friday)
night, at O'Clock. The meeting will be
5 heldin the Mayors afhce. Itis important
that each and esery stockholder be
present.
The committee OF canvassers for sub.
scriptions to the cao.sal stock of the Shoe
Factory ara meeting With success, and the
8 enterprise is an assnSed fact. A meeting
Of the Stakeholder will be held in the
Council Chamber tomorrow (Friday)
night, at 8 o'clock.
The Preshvtarian sthnrch will he closad