The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-10-16
The election is just two weeks from


Tuesday.
I; The IETELr1GENcER's subscription. list
continues to increase.
Now is good time to pay what you
owe the INTELLIGENcER.
The Court of General Sessions convened
at Abbeville last Monday.
Improvements are still going on in
nearly every section of the city.
The past few days of fine weather has
had cheering effect on everybody.
F. q. Whitner, ESQ.,, of Greenville, has
been spending few days in the city.
The managers of the approaching elec.
ton are announced in another column.
Miss varina Brown has returned home
from an extended trip through the North.
Mrs. Hugh Talbert and son and daugh-
ter, of Edge6eld, are visiting friends in the
city.
We would like to see every Democrat in
the County attend the meeting here on the
24th inst.
Rev. John G.. Henderson will preach at
Midway Church next Sunday morning, at
IL o'clock.
The Court House officials are getting
ready for Court, which convenes on the
fourth Monday.
Last Sunday was most beautiful day,
and all of the city Churches had large
congregations.
Mr.. E. 81. Rodgers, representing Pelzer,
Rodgers & Co., Charleston, spent lastSun-
day in the city.
Wedo not believe the Independent move
ment will get much encouragement In
Anderson County.
Read J. L. McGees new advertisement,
and be sure to visit his stables and sae his
fine horses and mules.
Mr.. w. B. McGruder has gone West to
buy drove of mules and horses. He
will return in few days.
Messrs. Osborne & Smith have the con-
tract for erecting neat six-room cottage
on West Boundary Street.
Our Young friend, J. W. Gaines, Of the
Fork, passed through the city Monday on
his way to Furman University.
October is said to be the best month in
the year to set out shade trees. Reader,
put out few about your premises.
Anderson is the best cotton market in
the State. Bring your cotton here and
you will always get the top of the market.
Messrs. +. M. Jones, of Atlanta, and Oil
YER Moore, Jr.. of Charleston, two clever
drummers, spent last Sunday in the city.
The managers and clerks of State and
Federal elections receive for their services
one dollar per day aud 10 cents mileage.
After the 1st November you can slaugh-
tor the birds. Persons who engage in the
ecution.
Miss Kate Cornish is now canvassing
the city taking subscriptions for a most
excellent book, The Story of Man." by
Rev. J. W. Buel.
Nearly every day there are a half dozen
or more Of wagons, loaded with apples,
cabbage and chestnuts from the noun
tains on our streets.
When you need any letter heads, bill
heads, envelopes or job printing of any
sort, send your orders to the INTELLIGEN
GER Office. Satisfaction gusTnnteed IN
both prices and work.
The tax books are now open and the
Treasurer ready to give you receipt.
If you have the money, pay up now. and
don't wait until the last day.
The South Carolina Conference of the
M. E. Church meets in Anderson the latter
part of next month. Our people have
begun making preparations for it
Mr.. VIM. 81. Wilson, Of Nashville,
Tenn Is in the city visiting his parents.
Three years have elapsed since he left An.
derson, and this il his FIRST visit home.
An important meeting of the Sons Of
will be held in Temperance
Hall on Wednesday evening, 22nd inst. at
81 o'clock. ALI members are requested to
attend.
It is said that the man who won't take
q paper because he can borrow one, is try
ing to invent machine with which he
can cook his own dinner with the smoke
of his neighbor's chimney.
On account of the Campaign Meeting in
Anderson on the 24th inst, County Treas
urer Watkins has changed his appoint
ment at Belton from that date to Wednes-
day after Salesday in November.
The Singing Choir will met next Sat.
urday at 10 a. M, at New Prospect Church,
Profs. Waugh and Vickory, Of Georgia,
will be with the Choir at both meetings.
The Palmetto Chaatauqua Circle will
hold its first meeting of go and '91 at Mr.
j.. r. Vandiver's on next Tuesday at 4
o'clock, p. m. All the members are re-
quested to be present. Any one wishing
to join will please be present on that after
noon.
Westminster Banner. "Capt. 8. K. Nc.
Donald, formerly of Anderson, s. O., an
old telegrapher, has been engaged by the
r. & D. r. R., as night dispatcher at this
place. He contemplates moving his fam
lily to our little city at an early day, from
Anderson
We invite the attention ofour readers to
the new advertisement of D, s. Maxwell
d Son. These gentlemen conduct one of
the best grocery establishments in upper
Carolina, and are always ready to supply
you with something good to eat They
have just received lot of new crop New
Orleans Syrup.
Hugh 81. Prince has been spending
few weeks at his old home, Williamson,
ard last Saturday came over and spent
few days in Anderson. Mr.. Prince is now
General Manager of the Penn Mutual
Life Insurance Company in this State,
with headquarters in Columbia, and we
are glad to know is doing well.
Last Friday morning collision occur
red on the Air Line Road at Seneca be-
tween two sections of freight train, by
which the engine of the rear section, the
cab and three cars of the first section were
wrecked. The cab took fire and was de-
stroyed. Both the Air Line and Blue
Ridge tracks were blocked for several
hours.