The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-09-12

a. gentleman, who has recently travelled
over the greater, portion of Anderson
County, says improvements arc being
made on nearly every farm.
List of letters remaining in the Post
Office for the week ending September II
Liza johnson, Julius jackson, George
Tenant and Press Wakefield.
Col. r. E. Macon, Oconee's popular
Senator, spent Tuesday in the city, and
paid the. INTEIL1aENoER q call. He re.
pons good crops in his secton:.:
M;ss.,J. B. Clark, accompanied by hez
daughter, Miss Matte, left last Tuesday
for Cleburne, Texas, to spend few weeks
with her son, Mr.. w. N. Clarke.
.:,Rev. "A. A. Marshall's Church was
closed last Sunday. His Church has
given him q few days, rest, which he is
spending at Tate Springs, Tenn.
our good friend, ,=Dr. J.:Walter sherard
OF tie Corner, .wasein the city last satur.
day. he is rapidly recovering, We are
glad to state, from his recent attack Of
fever. 8. -.
Nj. s. a. Daniels, Of this city, has Sc.
curel situation with S. M.Snidsr & Co.,
:at lGreenville, and will have charge Of
their. Matchmaking and repairing depart.
ment. -zssss- 80. -
!: From present indications, the campaign
in County politics next year promises to
be- lively. It is, believed; there will be
aftean Or twenty candidates for the Legis'
ilatuls.
g, Miss r, C. Hubbard's d's roll Of pupils has
reached nineH:one, and she has secured
another assistant, in the person Of Miss
|. Daisy Drown, an accomplished young
lady Of this city.
Tbs Premium List Of the State Agricnl.
tural and Mechanical Society. for the
tweliSy-flst Annual Fair, to be held in
Columbia November 1lth-15th inclusive,
has been received:
J. s.. Fowler has rented. the store room
Just vacated by Clark Bros, and iis OPEN
ing up fine stock Of harness, saddles,
-etc. He will also keep "a number of sam.
pie vehicles there.
Married, on Thursday, September s,
1889, by Rev. r. G. Ligon, at the Presby-
terian Manse,. near Good Hope Church,
Mr.. l-.. p. Ashley and Miss E. G. Mckee,
allof Anderson County,. =:
y It is believed that the supply OF cotton
:bsggRug will not be equal to the demand.
A number of farmers will use second.
hand jute bagging, which is purchased
fror- >he cotton factories.
: Anderson wants to buy 10000 bales OF
cotton this season. Bring your cotton
here, farmers, and you will get the top Of
the market for II and buy.your supplies
cheaper than ever before.
Married, at the residence Of the BRIDES
father, on. Sunday, September ], 1889, by
.ReY. III. spsarman, Mrs. "a. McAlister,
!ofs TFekens County, and Miss Louvinia
May: :aseld, of And detson County.
The SANDY Springs Campm Getting will
begin this (Thursday) evening and con-
5tinuA Until next Tuesday. Several promi-
;nent ministers from different sections of
the state are expected to be present.
/ MA. l.. We!oh is building q: comlno,
dious livery and feed stable on Depot
street, and Mr.. s. Bleckley is laying the
foundation 70. his big stable on the corner
of East Benson and McDufae streets.
Z III theremoval of Messis. John NJ. and
D. Aaron Geer from Bolton to Ninety Six,
Anderson County loses two most excel
lent and energetic young men, who will
be "a valuable acquisition to Abbeville
County.
Mr.. a.. g. Means will begin at once the
erection Of a handsome and commodiouR
dwelling horse on North Main street,
opposite Mr.. s. Bleckley's house. Mr.. w.
b. Beacham has the contract for. the
building: .iii,5s
3 Mr.. NJ. B. Williams has eight tracts Of
land which he offers for uale, lease or
rent. It Is fine land, located In a good
community, and persons desiring to pur-
chase land / should see Mr.. Williams.
Read his advertisement.
MI. J. a. Brock returned home last
Saturday from an extended trip through
the North. He stood his trip exceedingly
well. He left Mrs. Brock in New York.
She wall return home In few days with
Mr. and HRS. g. "A. Reed.
1, Long or curled ,mustaches have gone out
among thts@northern and eastern society
young men. The style now in vogue is
what Is known as. thes'corn.cob cut" and
upper lips show q stnbble like that Of
a wheat field after harvest time.
;.]:!!A AZ lsd hot Alliance man in talking
about the bagging question few days
ago, ssid "if old man Jute" should ever
visit South Carolina he wanted to get hold
of him; that he would make him wish he
had never seen a yard of bagging.
Mr.J. s. Fowler has few acres of cot
ton within the city limits that, his
friends say, will yield him two bales to
the acre. An average stalk was selected
from the field few days ago, and it con-
tanned one hundred and sixty bolls.
z Last Friday Rev. T.J. Harris, colored,
pastor Of Royal Baptist Church in this
city, closed successful meeting at Genos.
tee Church, about four:miles south Of the
city, and on Saturday administered the
rite of baptism to twenty.eight converts.
The closing exercises of Prof. Browns
school mt the Carswell Institute takes
place tomorrow (Friday), and the occa-
sion Will, attract a large crowd. The
Miller Cousins have accepted an invita-.
tion to sttend and participate in the exer-
eises.
Mr.. John II. Clarke received telegram
Sunday afternoon announcing the illness
of his sol, Baylis, at Cleburne Texas. Mr..