The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-09-05

The Anderson cotton buyers expect to
handle over q, 900 bales this season. They
propose to pay the top Of the market, and
our merchants will sell goods at lower
prices shan ever. Bring your cotton to
Anderson.
If young men, and women, too, would
employ their leisure time reading some
standard author, their lives would be
spent more profitable than when they are
frolicking or devising some plan to make
"mash.'
Geo. Rankin, colored, charged with
stealing COW from Amaziah Rice, color.
ored, was before Trial Justice Todd on
Tuesday. He waived preliminary hear
ing, and his case was sent up to the Cir
cult Court.
2 Mr.. W. A. Clement, who is just recover
ering from severe spell of typhoid fever,
has returned to the city from his home
near Bolton, where he has been spending
several weeks. He will soon be in his nor
NAL health.
Messrs. Clark Bros. have moved their
tailor shop to the room formerly occu.
pied by Col. J. D. Maxwell as an Office,
on Brick Range. Which you need any
thing in theif line, give them call at
their new stand.
Mr.. Frank S. Holleman, of Walhalla,
who has been running as express messen-
ger between Columbia and LaurenB, on
the Laurers Railroad, is now running on
the Blue Ridge Railroad, between Wal
halla and Greenville.
Mr.G F. Bigby, who for several years
past has suld goods for J. P. Sullivan &
Co., is now with Jones, seybt & Co., OF
which firm ,:e is q member. ne will BE glad
to see his old friends and customers in
his new position DIT any time.
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List OF letters remaining in the Post
Office for the week ending September 4:
Mary Bennett, Harry Burton, Mrs. Me-
'lisss Devices, Miss Losindia Major, Miss
Anna Ravenell, Mrs. Eliza Ravenell, Mar
tina Ravenell, John spel1man.
The Postmaster at Annie notifies us
that the package of INTELL1aENvERs did
not resch that Office on last Thursday as
usual. We mailed them from this office,
and do not know who to blame for it.
We hope it will not occur again,
Mr.. John Horton, formerly fireman on
the 8. Y. R. r., but who is now filling the
sumo position on the P. r. r. r., met
with painfpl accident a few days ago by
having his foot badly mashed. Our
latest Information is that he will soon re-.
cover.
We are indsbted to our old friend, Mr..
John NJ. jolly, of Marlin, Texas, for a
number of Teas papers. Mr.. Jolly, who
is native Of anderson County, is Sheriff
of Falls County, Texas, and is one Of the
most popular citizens Of his adopted
County.
Ensign N. a. McCully, Of the United
States Navy, who has been spending the
past three months at his home in this
city, has returned to his post of duty. He
is on the United States steamer "'Pensa-
cola,n which is at present stationed at
Norfolk, Va.
Our Office was honored with visit
from three charming young ladies one
day last week. They called to see the
mysteries of the printing Office, and to get
an introduction to our Devil. We are
always delighted to have the young ladies
call and see us.
Young men should beware of rash en-
tanglements this year. Owing to the fail.
ure Of the beat root crop in Europe and
the sugar trust, the price Of bonbons is
going up SO that it will cost a fortune to
keep ones best girl in candy, saying moth
ing of all the rest.
He had rea.haired girl, and promised
to take her cut riding. She met him at
the door when he drove up, and he ex-
claimed, .Hallo Ready ?" She misun-
derstood Ghins. and they don't speak
now. Thus tlang makes another slap at
loves young Cream.
Mr.. John r. Stall, representing West
moreland Bros, wholesale and retail
druggists, Greenville, S. c., made trip
up and down Che Savannah Valley Rail.
road last week, and also spent few hours
in the city. Mr.. stall'is live young man,
and represents a live 6rm:
Last Monday Mr.. W. T. Chamblee
showed us an old copper coin which was
found q few. days ago by Mr.. w. H. Wilt
ford on his fathers place, in Rock Mills
Township. On one side the coin bears
the words" Georgius III, Rex" and on
the other "Hihernia, 1882"
The hour for holding the young mems
prayer, meeting in Temperance Hall on
Sunday afternoon has been changed to S
O'Clock. The eaeeting next Sunday after
noon will be, conducted by Judge Cox.
The young msa of the city are cordially
invited to attend the meeting.
Mrs. L. B. Fowen, of Centerville Town
ship, has presented us with bottle Of very
fine blackberry wine of her own make.
She made seventeen gallons this summer.
Our senior, who is good judge, says the
sample presented us proves Mrs. Bowen
to be an expert wine manufacturer.
We would direct especial attention OF
our male readers to the advertisement of
the Hodges Shirt, which is sold in this
city by Messrs. E. w. Brown q Sons. It
is guaranteed to be one Of the best shirts
that is now offered to the trade, and will
give satisfaction to every purchaser.
Lesser & Co. have purchased an i'm
mense stock Of fall and winter goods,
which are being received new every day,
and opened for the inspection of the trade.
The store-room presents fine appearance
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