The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-09-19

The Camp Meeting at Sandy. Springs.
attracted 9: large crowd from the city last
Sunday
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The enountain schooners,, |, loaded it'll it'll
Sapples and cabbage,, are are on our: streets
eFery:d dag. s
Mr. u: z: Fan, who has besn 9 resident
sof Elorida Tor several years, has returned
Anderson. IS Z.
Mr.. Cunning CHAM has moved into
hisss Some new residence on West
M Market street: ::s;
Mr. Jas: sH.sP nllen, OF Estr Play, has.
81 goneto: :Eutawi Ala, where he$wiIl buy
otton this season 81. - s5 ss
s. tos sMr. Pierce Brown, and nj 81 is now nov Keeping
books for BrownB Bros.
Tide city; Council will begin at: once to-
q clean up the Square The business men,
lIrejoice to hear this. So
The colored Brass Band has been re-.
heard nearly every night.
The School Commissio ioner has an dmpor-
tant notice 5sin other column to 2 the
efsachersI OF espnblc schools.
sSs Thestsxpayers Of thes County should
read Treasurer, atkins advertisement,
and getready to l,sy their take
Harper, formerly Postal.
Clerk on the Savannah sRailroa :: Is now
merchandising at IoWndesyi lie. III
The congregations OF Meals Creek and
as Midway Churches are making some .im-.:
sE proyements on their Churches.
Miss Eva Baker left Anderson Monday
for Richmond,sYa.,t TO- resume her studies
SIS ia the Richmend5Fe Female College.
We hope our. subsorib ibers win not forget
the. he.INTELLreENCERsWh ca they sell their
M cotton. We need every dollar due us 80 8
olloway, ,of the firm OF G. s..
IS Minor q CO.; has been spending few
days athis old home, Milledgeyille, Ga.
Mss Helen Reese left home last Mon.
- day for Staunton, Va !, where she will.
attend the Wesley Female Institute:
] Y: a. Clement goes to- Walhalla
-. and buy: cotton for Brown Bros, Of this
city: \. 5s .
5 :new9 hotel be named the Cleveland
House: in honor; Of ex-P President Cleve-
land ssss
Cotton Is coming in lively. Last satnr-
day eighty-one bales were: re:receiyed in the
city, and most Of it brought ten cents q
pound.
Mr.. Paul sstepS ems Of Seneca spent
Sunday in the city with: his parents. His
friends are always pleased to see him in
Our cotton. buyers always pay the TOP Of
81 TO: Anderson, and you will be convinced
1of the fact. = 3: 4
An immense quantity Of hay has been
~ Saayed by the farmers of this section, and
IS several loads have been sold in thecity at
q fair price ,ssss -. 8
Married; on Thursday. septembe 9th, Z
1889, by: john M. Glenn. Esq, Mr.. Wm.-
Prince and Miss Clara Thompson, a1Iof?
anderson; County
This City Council is making arrange.
I ments to- open several wagon yards in
Ito our country friends. Is: s $50
We are indebted to Y. Snipes, good
colored citizen, OF %Varennes Tow Wnship, for
q basket OF very large turnips, thsfnest
8 We have seen this season
MI. !Fhos. a. Mnrlah and family, Of Un.l
ion, g. c., Who have been spending sev<.
~ eral weeks in And derson with relatives,
So returned home last Saturday So. So
s. There will be;a meeting OF Iva Alliance.
at Cooks. Station, naxt Saturday evening"
a at S O'clock. ALI of the members are urged
Sa.to: attend promptly at that; hour
s.s Mr. M.ssstVanWyck, of EWalhalla,
sSspent last Monday In Anderson. Mr..
Ss:: Van Wyck is merchandi dizing at Walhalla,
sand is dcinE successful business.
September. so far, is sustaining its rep.
utation of being the most beautiful month
sof the year. Ehes days are bright and
ss warm, but the nightsare pleasant.
The Laurensvi1le Herald says little.
So girl aof Mr. J. H. Bewley, three or four
8 years.old fell out Of bed q few: nights ago
s. ana broke both bones Of her arm.
Thos. G. Fahnastock has beou appointed
e United States Deputy Collector for this
e District to succeed Col. r. a. Child. B;s
adquarters will: at Walhalla.
|. Miss BERTHE Cunningham left Anderson:
Tuesday for Asheyille, n. c., where she
Ss will spend the next few months as a stu. (
So dent Of the Oakland Female Institute.
Misses Daisy and Bertha Sharpe, daugh:
II.
S have gone, to Charlotte, n: where they
wins attend the Charlotte Female Insti-
tute. $3.50 ,sl.::
Never be foolish enough to sign paper
wlthout irsts examining its contents,
8 Some Of the worst mistakes have been
made in this way. Don't do it even. for 8
friend 81 Z s555.,.,s =
bunch of keys was picked up on
81 North: Main street last Saturday. The
owner can get the same by calling at this.
Office, proving property and paying ex-
penses. ss.,s:s
49, a big yarn mill Is the next enterprise
M f0r:Ande It Is proposed to build it
by the ainstallment plan. The enterprise
viii probably be fully developed in few
weeks: ~
Is Our young friend, E. P. Yandiver, of
Broadway Township, has accepted a
clerkship In J. P. Sullivan & Co.'S stol 9.
~ He will be pleased to have. his friends call
and see him.
ID paying for his paper last Saturday,
our good old friend, Mr.. M. A. Martin, of
Hopewen Township, remarked thath did
mot owe another dollar in the world. Few
= men can say that. -
SA. p: tombstone and family will
leave next week for Nashville, Tenn,
where they will spend the fall and winter.
~ DR.. Johnstone is Professor In the Nash.
vile Dental College.
The first bale: of new cotton for this sea-
son was sold in Pendleton last Friday by
Mr.. w. w. Smith. 1t was classed low
y mid ding, and was purchased by Mr.. r.
E Sloan al, 90 cents.
We are requested to give notice that the
Trustees of. Garvin Township demand