The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. @. L.. sseed have gone on
san extended trip through the North and
Northwest. They viii visit Cincinnati,
Chicago, New York. and other large cities
Mr.. a. G. Means hn returned from the
Northern markets, where he spent three
weeks in .huying aIl immense stock Of
genta' goods for the isll and winter trade.
The Pound Party in the Temperance
Hall Tomorrow Friday evening will be
most pleasant occasion, and will: be
largely attended by the young people oi
the city.
The last issue Of the MGnuJacturers' Re
cord contains q. cut Of sur new hotel and a
short descriptive letter of Anderson,
written by its special correspondent, Mr..
John P. Coffin.
Mr.. and. Mrs. w. n. F1ierson, Mr..
Ethan Frierson and Iiiss Luta @Bewley,
who have been spending several weeks in
the mountains Of North Carolina, returned
home last week.. ~
The County Farmers Alliance hes
given its order for ors hundred thousand
yards of cotton bagg!ng, which is to be
shipped during the nsnths Of September,
October and November.
Mr.. j. w. Dacus, formerly Of William.
ston, but who has besa doing business at
Greenwood for sewers; months past, has
decided to moye to Gteenville, where be
will engage in business. 8. s,
4 Pickens Sentinel 1rhhe young men OF
Anderson visit the up country quite often
Of late. We surmise :sslat there are several
pole stars hereabouts thst very much mt:
tract the gallantssefonr aister County = !.
We were y glad to zee oiursolds friend,
iWayman A. Holland, OF Calhoun, Ga, in
the city last Saturday. He says thereis
no better place than ola Anderson County,
and that he is coming hack to live with us.
Messrs. w. NJ and H n. Wilcox, OF
Georgia, are in the city:attending the bed
side Of their sick sister. Both ara Ander.
son boys, and their many friends are
always delighted to sec them at their old
home. 80 s. .s IS
School Commissioner Russell Is again at
home after an absence Of several weeks,
(which he spent III travelling for a publica-
ton house through Tennessee, He was
,notzyery fayorably suppressed with Ten
:nessee.
a very successful religious meeting
closed at Piedmont Sxst Sunday night.
Rev. J. Dewitt Burkeaea conducted the
meeting, three services being held each
day. Large crowds attended throughout
the week.
s. Anderson Division, Sons of Temper
ance, has changed tha hour for holding
;its regular meetings avery Wednesday
evening from tos4 otelock. The mem
:bers should note this and govern them
selves according. ...:
q MlsS Bertle CunnlnEAami who ls teach
ing school at PiercetoYn, has been spend
Ing a few days at home in the city. Miss
BERTHE iss an accomplished young lady,
and is highly esteemed by both her
patrons and pupils.
Mr.. John NJ. Hubbard has returned
from New York and says as soon as his
new goods arrive and he gets into his new
store, our people viii lave an opportu.
nifty of seeing the finest stock Of goods in
his line evsr shown In The State. -: 5,
Mr.. and Mrs.. John Il. Wilcox are in
the city visiting the fos .ner's sick sister.
Mr.. Wilcox is now travelling for Messrs..
Chas.sH. Torsch q Bro;, Baltimore, Inn
porters Of and dealers lii chinaware, glass
ware, ETC., and reports nusiness good.
Two negro women disl of consumption
in the city last week. Of late years this
disease is getting to De very common
among the negroes. Before the war, the
older folks say, it was very rare that
negro was afflicted with consumption.
The County Alliance net in the city last
Monday. Mr.. a. ]. 'Tribble, who had
been electen cotton weigaer, rendered his
resignation, which wac accepted, and Mr..
w. T. w. Harrison WIS elected to succeed
him. No other busiuss of importance
was transacted.
Miss Minnie Smith, who has been
spending several weeks visiting friends
and relatives lin Georgia, has returned
home. Miss Minnie 10 one Of our most
popular young ladics. and during her
absence she Ras greatly missed by her
numerous friends.
We are requested io give notice that
there will be a meeting of the stockhold-
ers Of the Honea Path Alliance Store on
next Monday at Honsa Path, at 10 a. m.
As business of.importance will come be-
fore the meeting, every stockholder is
urged to be present.
s. We have kesril several farmers say that
the people were going to be deceived in
the cotton crop that it is not near going
to yield the amount expected The stalk
is large, but upon close examination,
these gentlemen say II will be seen that 1t
is not heavily fruited.
A special term Of khe United States
Court will be held al GreenYille in Feb.
ruary, 1880, and Anderson County will be
represented by five jurors, as follows:
Grand Jurors-A. a.. Dean and J. W.
Poore;: Petit Jurors--Andy Brown, J. H..
Mcconnell and R. S. Bailey.
rae Stockholders of the Cooperative
stores have made proposition to Mr.. R.
s Hiito take charge and manage the es
- b,ioh ms ant for them. Mr.. Hill has not
vet accepteA the position, and nothing is
known definitely as to what will be done
until he gives them an answer.
Married, on sunday, August 25, 1889,
by Rev. R. NJ. King, Mr. Crate Fields and
Miss Florence snipos.s eldest daughter OF
Mr.. M. A. snipss, all cis Anderson County.
Miss Florence was visiting friend near
Bolton, and her parents knts~s nothing oi
the marriage until Wednesday,
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