The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-11-07

Wo oo ndfMS ueaulAuA 'nooh'6u'
nights.
See advertisement of sale of corn, fodder,
etc, at Folt.Hill.
Several Of fLowndesville's citizens were
lin the city last Tuesday.
The public schools of Corner Township
Willooen on Monday, 25th Inst.
30 Il is probable that another train will be
put the S. II. r. r. in a few days.
An artificial stone pavement is being
! laid in front Of the Masonic Opera House
+ Soma of the boys have already selected
their Christmas presents for their favorite
girls.
Z KS The State Fair in Columbia next week
s will attract q good crowd from Anderson
IS County.
o. The son7icts convicted at this term oi
Court we're carried to the Penitentiary last
s. Tuesday.
Anderson County is represented In Fur
|; man University at Greenville BY seven
students:
~ i. :
s5s An A nderson young man says his girls
heart is like the weather getting colder
every day.
3s The clerks are beginning to wonder
how many holidays they are going to get
during; Christmas Teek.
"a lccal weather prophet says we are
3 going to- have fine weather throughout
3 the month of November. n.
From what We can learn the Anderson
County farmers are making preparations
e to SOW large crops OF wheat. ls
Mr.. ID. a. Hammond, who merchau-
dies Rt Piercetown, has an important
notice In this paper. Read 1t.
We extend our congratulations to Bro.
2 *McGil] of the Hartwell Sun. He Is the
happy eather ofanother baby boy. Z.
.scol. f. w. Simpson has been quite sick
for sevega1 weeks, but we are glad to say,
dis agairEable to attend to business.
IN We .Woy ID. again urge our subscribers
Ito call and pay what they owe us. We
.sare Meeting money to pay our debts.
g. G. Featberston, Esq, Of Laurens,
sand w, ,SC. Benet, Esq, of Abbsville, were
Sin the city this week attending Court,
81 s Mr.. Willie Crayton has been receiving
the congratulations of his friends. He is
the hal :,y father Of g bouncing baby boy.
The next Quarterly Conference for
West Anderson Circuit will be held at
J Bethesda Church next Saturday and Sum
day.
The completion Of the cotton Eills and
: the She factory will add at least one
thousand more people to- Anderson's pop;
ulation. ~
When you need anything always look
over the columns of the eINTELLiaENCER.
! to find where it can be bought for the
\ least money. sssgis
Miss Lila Prince and Miss Kathleen
! lander, Two of w illiamston's most popu-
! lar dauga aters, have been spending few
days, in; aae city.
"a messing of the Stockholders of the
Alliance Store will be held in the Court
House Hext Monday. See advertisement
rin anothy~ column. I.s S
Capt. sfohn E. Allen, of Barn well, is,
spending q few days in the city. His.
friends are glad TO greet him, and to see
him looking so we'll
Last Monday there were in the city,
twenty DIDO wagons from the mountains,
all 8of @wiaich were loaded with apples,
MT. g. s.. Minor has returned to the city,
land Ais te;scent store has many new bar.
sgains for the trade. Read what he says in
sShis new, advertisement. u q
70 Mr.. Geo. p. Brownlee, of Whitfield
County, Ga, has been. spending few
days in this section. His old friends
were delighted to see him.
Ths annual meeting Of the stockholders
of sthe s. -:V. r. r. Is being held in Au.
sgusta this week. "A number Of our citi-
zens are attending the meeting
ss Mr.. Robert E. Ligon, of spartanburg,
spent Sunday in the city visiting his
parents. Spartanburg is treating him
well, judging from his appearance.
Dur young friend, w. M. Riley, who
has been residing in Florida for Several
months, has returned to Anderson. He
says there is no place like old Anderson.
Read Cla>k & Bros. new advertisement
These gentlemen are hrst-class tailors, and
are prepared to do any work in their line
on Short notice and at reasonable prices.
i Give them q call.
Sdlesday attracted large crowd to the
city, but good order prevailed throughout
the day. Several tracts of land were sold
at public outcry, and all of it brought
very good prices.
Mr.J. W. Campbell, of Belton Town.
ship, has swo twelve:months.o old shoats
that will weigh over three hundred
pounds each. These are pretty good sized
pigs, aren't they
We had a pleasant call last Monday
from MISSES Lavonia Mckee, Susie EYans
and Mamss Evans, of Savannah Town
ship. We are always glad to have the
girls call aud see us.
.,.Do you believe there is any such thing
as luck ?n asked young man of an old
z bachelor. IT do I've had proof of IT."
SIN what way 2" "I was refused by FIVE
girls when [ was young man,
Maj. T. B. Lee, of Columbia, spent
Monday in the city, and during the day
we had "a pleasant call from him. He
. says Anderson has made wonderful i'm
provement since his last visit here.
We have never seen 30 many cotton
seed sold beSore as is now being disposed
..of. They will probably he scarce next
spring, and some farmers will find it to be
"a hard matter to get enough to plant.
The Secretary of State has issued COM
mission to she Farmers Alliance Store at
Honea PATH. The capital stock will be
be, 900, and the corporators are Messrs NJ.
B. Gaines, 2. N. Shirley and j. II. Austin.
8 Rev. E. g. Rice left Anderson yesterday
for Texas, where he expects again TO
make his home. He carries with him the
best wishes of the ISTELLIaENcER and a
: host of friends for his happiness and pros
perity.
Married, on Wednesday, October 3Oth,
1889. at the residence of the BRIDES father,
Mr.. Aris Cox, in Hones Path Township,
by Rev. M. McGee, Mr.. John B. Ander-
son and Miss Emma Cox, all of Anderson
County.
County Treasurer Watkins has finished
his tour of the County and and is now in
: Ehia office where he will remain until the