The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-08-28

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LOCAL NEWS
THURSDAY, AUGUST %.
Watermelons are still cheap and plenti-
full.
Cotton is reported to be opening very
well.
The price of corn and flour is still ad.
vancing.
The field pea crop promises to be very
fine this year.
a few peaches were offered for sale in
the city last week.
Gen. NJ. L. Bonham is spending few
days in Anderson.
Miss Pauline Stein, of Columbia, is vis-
iting relatives in the city.
Mr.. W. l.. Roddy. of Rock Hill, has
been spending few days in Anderson.
We ask the attention of our readers to
There is greater demand for dwelling
houses in Anderson now than ever before.
Mrs. G. A. Wagener and children, of
Charleston, are visiting relatives in An
drson.
Mr.. John NJ. Hubbard has returned
from an extended trip through the North
and East.
Mrs, G.. T. Harmon, of Georges, S. G., is
now visiting her sister, Mrs. w. j. Ligon,
near this city.
Mr.. j. G. Keys, Jr., has returned to-
Darlington, 8. G., where he will again buy
cotton this fall.
Mr.. JOS. G.. stribling's school will open
next Monday, September 1st. See his.
advertiseme
The next month has an r in it, and then
yon may look, out for the oyster to make
! lis. bow to you.
Next Monday is salesday. The INTEL
IIaENcER advertises one tract of land to
be sold that day.
It is said that three or four of Ander-
son'syoung ladies will change their names
in the early fall.
Hon. ]. 8: :;Mnrray's health continues to
improve, and he is now able to resume his;
duties in his Office.
Miss Varina Brown is visiting friends
In New York. and Connecticut, and will
be absent several weeks.
Mr.. w. NJ. Wilcox and family, OF FL.
. bertop, Ca, are spending few days in
Anderson with relatives.
Mr.. r. E. Browne and wife of Black.
stock, 8. c., are spending few days in
Z this section visiting relatives.
Mr.. ". g. Keith is now selling goods
: for w. a. Chapman, and would be glad to
have his friends call and see him.
Anderson's cotton buyers will pay the
highest cash price for cotton this fall,
Bring your cotton here, farmers.
Justice Quattlebaum committed Ed.
Jones, young white man, to jail last
Monday under a charge Of forgery.
The Anderson Female College will be-
!, gin it's fall session September 18th. See
advertisement in another column.
i Miss Matte Jones, OF Hartwell, Ga. has
returned to Anderson, and has accepted
"a position in the store of Mr.. D. G. Flynn.
Miss Beulah Richardson, of this County,
has gone to Cincinnati, O., where she will
spend the fall and winter attending Col
,lege. s ;s;s s-5 a.
The second primary election takes
place tomorrow Friday. It is the duty
Of every Democrat to 60 to the polls and
vote.
The Anderson Bakery now has fresh
graham and rye bread on sale every day.
Bear this in mind when, you visit the
: Bakery.
j. w. Quattlebaum, Esq, has gone to
Edgefeld County to spend few days.
His office will, therefore, be closed until
next Tuesday
Protraotsd meetings have been held
Churches in the County in the last two or
three weeks;
Owing to q wreck of a freight train near
Chappel's, on the G. 6s G.. r. R., the up
passenger train was delayed two hours
Tuesday afternoon.
e Mr. ]. A..Austin. of Pelzer, is now a
citizen Of Henderson, having accepted po-
sition OF salesman with the Sullivan
Hardware Company.
Mrs. w. p. Reid and daughter, of Char
lesion. are visiting the family Of her
father, Mr.. J. N. Wright, and other rela-
Eves In the County.
Messrs. o. B vanWyck, p. x. McCully,
"A. G. Means, w. R. Dillingham; and w.
R. Osborne have gone to the Northern
markets to buy goods.
s There will be no services in the Presby-
terian Church next Sunday, as DR.. Frier-
son will be absent attending Presbytery,
which meets at Easley.
Capt. p. z. McCully will, at an early
day, erect two or three cottages on his lot
near the P. II. 7. Let the good work 60
on. There is room for them.
The death of our young friend. L. L.
McGee, which Is recorded by cur Bolton
correspondent, is deeply regretted in An
derson, where he had a host of friends.
Married, on Tuesday, August 49, 1890,
by s. T. Richardson, Notary Public, at his
residence, Mr.. P. D. Garrett and Miss Fam
ME Davenport, all of Anderson County.
MT. s. Carpenter has been appointed
Postmaster at Pelzer, to succeed his
brother, Mr.. A. B. Carpenter, who has
moved to Greanville, where he will engage
in business.
Messrs. Beatty Gossett, recently of Bel
ton, and Walter Sadler, Of Florida, two
excellent young men, are now citizens Of
Anderson. Both are selling goods for G.
F. Jones & Co.
Married, on Sunday morning, August
24,1S90, by 4. N. Martin, Notary Public,
at his residence, Mr.. 81. Broughton, Of
Pickens. County, and Miss Susanna Dodd,
Of Anderson County.
The many friends Of Capt A.. A. Wal
den, formerly Conductor on the s. V. r.