The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-09-26
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THURSDAY, sETT. IS.

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b. HsWin VIII bu7, ali OF your cotton
s seed. :ss ssse adv advertisement. a Ista e'9
The biz brick warehouse for the cotton
factory. IS now being built. - -
]; The latest style Of gents collar is the
::ssss; Pirate. It Is a throat cutter.
Reading: borrowed newspapers is said
TO! !be' Injurious TO the eyesight.
s Editor. j. J. Neville, Of the Seneca Free
rsssaS spent last Friday In the city.
Those little rsd shaYls that the ladies
wearing sst,them of very nicely.
s. Mr. Ellis Williamson IS nov. Keeping
books for the Sullivan Hardware Co.
From what we can learn the farmers
81 are sowing large crops OF small grain.
A few seonsanp ooking watermel->.
ons| are bsoughs to torn g eecssic7ally. e
The roll Of students Of the Pstrick Mill
tary Institute is, increasing every day. e
Gen i Mayer has returned to Ander-
s. son and will spend several. weeks here.
f-1c ~
Mr.: WIN aHaynie has. accepted "a clerk
ship in Mr.. jim. Watkins book store.
Mrs. J.sD.s Chalmers, OF Abbeville, has
been spending. q few days in Anderson.
IS BE sure to. read the 1aTRLLIaEEcER's
advertising columns closely every week.
Some Of the boys are now picking out
- Christmas presents dor their, ,favorite girls.
The housekeepers will be glad to learn
I. that the price of sugar has taken q tumble.
It seems that the farmers are selling
SIS their cotton about as fast as it is picked
out.
On "Wednesday good middling cotton
was quoted at from; 10 to- 1os cents ip the
city. is;S s=.s
aet cost You c cent to have Il
Reighed.
The INrEI11e 1ersoEE has the largest cir.
5 culations of any country paper Tin South
Caroline.
Remember that you can't kill par.
e stridges and Wild turkeys until the 1st Of
November l
ss3 Tie early morning hours are cool and
efreshing, and those that fail to rise early
miss treat: ss:.S} ~
gone to arsenyille tos attend Furmsn Fun
- Univ versity "a. -. -55si5
~ Il Mr.sW. O.. Hammond offers i, 500 bush.
81 els Of red rus. proof oats for sale. SEQ
advertisement: As
Next. Sunday morning, at II o'clock.
/; Rev. j. F. Anderson viii preach at Prov
d idence Church:
The Anderson Female College opened
s Monday morning with about si4y-hve
pupils on, its roll. S.:
SIS Stylish girls now fill the front OF their
bodices with scarf pins belonging to their
N gentlemen friends. -.
"a large number Of gins aud other ma:
ohinery have been sold by the Anderson
dealers this season.
Farmers should not mix their best cot
s. ton with their stained cotton, as it will
:. iDjure the sale of it. .s:s.
Mr.. Percy Sharpe has gone TO Seneca,
where be will clerk in a book store for his
- uncle, Mr.. j. j. Neville. !. !;5..s5.
Our merchants Is have all returned from
the markets, and are now ready to meet
the demands of the trade. & - -
3 !; The WOOD. hauling season has set in.
The town folks, especially =. should lay in
IS good supply for the winter.
Mess,s. Ole and Millard Horton. Of
Pendleton, have gone to Athens, Ga, to
s attend the Georgia Uniy yersity. -.
Always look at. the top Of the page, next
- to the locals, for A., g. Means advertise.
S; ment. He will save you money.
:Es5 The time Oh year for fall tree planting
will soon be- at hand: Plant trees and
encourage your chill ldren to do so.
Henry W. stephens, of the r. q DR..
3. Company, has been spending few
days in Anderson with his parents.
The Anderson merchants are selling:
- goods cheaper than ever before. Don't
< take our word for It, but come and see.
Mr.. w. G.. johnson, the clever agent at
q the s. Y. r. r. depot has removed his
S family from Lowndesville to Anderson.
= 49, - = /. &.
~ ~ a. G:-Means will please you in clothing,
shoes, hats and gents furnishing goods.
II He always has the latest styles In nobby
goods.
Three hundred and six bales of cotton
llPss were sold in Anderson last. Saturday, and
alarge per cent. oft was covered In cot
ton bagging.
Under our State laws persons. who rent
houses are required to notify landlords
the LIST October If they intend to vacate
:aF:5t he LIST January.
Capt. J. A Wren has rented Col. J. D.
Maxwelps Photograph Gallery, and will
return to Anderson next week. Look out
y; for his advertiseme ent.
There will be no preaching in the Pres
byterian Church next Sunday, as DIR.
ss.. Frierson will be absent from the city
attending Presbytery
Mr.. ia. Brock leftthe city last Monday
&: for the. North, where he will spend ten
days in purchasing the machinery for the
8 Anderson Cotton Mills.
Advertising in the IETELL1aEScER pays.
s Last week Mr.. Craig advertised for a
IS bracelet which he had lost, and in few.
days it. vas returned to him.
Now is the time to SOW. a patch Of bar
- ley. or rye for your cow during the winter.
A few. handfnlls will give the milk a
richness and make the butter golden.
It is now in order to report cotton gin
frs. Ginners should be careful and not
- allow their employees TO carry matches or
smoke whileon duty at the gin house.
ss Mr. Eugene Cayton, who has been
~ oierkipg at Seneca for several months, has
gone 20 Birmingham. Ala, where he has
2 secured good position on new railroad
Capt. J. W. strihling, the popular cash
Ter Of the Seneca Bank, and Mrs. Sallie
Cherry, of Pendleton. were married at the
latter's residence last Thursday, 10th inst
Our fair readers in and around Pendle.
: ton should read Miss P. 'Erskine's adver-
tisement. She Is fully prepared to sup.
ply their wants for the fall and winter
seasons