The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-09-17

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LOCAL NEWS {
THURSDAY, SEPT. II.
Mr.. E, J. Earle advertises some land for
sale. 47set
Sheriff Mann, of Abbeville, was in the
city last Saturday.
The local weather prophets say we are
going to have an early frost.
Contractors should read the County
Commissioners advertisement.
Our young friend, Blair Crayton, has
gone TO Rock Hill to attend school.
What we need now is about one month
Of sunshine, and we hope we will get it.
Mr.. Arthur Arnold, of Athens. c4s.. was
in the city Tuesday visiting. .his-psrents.
Capt. Albert Dial, one of Laurens' lead.
Ing citizens, visited Anderson last Friday.
The city butchers are now supplying
their customers with some very fine beef.
The health of our people was never bet
: ter, there being no sickness scarcely in the
city. = ts
Massrs. F.. A. Spellman and Jas. C. Cox,
Of Abbeville, spent last Sunday in Ander-4
son.
The Court Of General Sessions convenes
at Pickens ON the fourth Monday Of this
month.
Gov. Ml]man has appointed Mr.. N. s.
Reeves Notary Public at Equality, this
County.
The Sandy Springs Campmeeting be-.
gins to-day and will continue until next
9 Tuesday.
The Misses willis. of Charleston, are in
the city visiting the family Of DR.. w. a..
Nardin.
Postmaster RUSSELL attended the con-
yention Of Postmasters In Columbia on
Tuesday.
J. D. Maxwell, Secretary, offers some
valuable city property for sale. See ad-
yertisement.
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Mr.. ]. w. Williams has large tract of
land for sale near Hartwell, Ga. See ad-
vertisement.
Mr. s. NJ. 5Pickens offers valuable
plantation near Pendleton for sale. See
advertisement
MIR. and Ms. J. wilkins Norwood, of
Geeenville, have been visiting the family
of Col J. B. Patrick.
Mr.P. b. Allen sold thirty-one bales of
new cotton in the city last Saturday.
S Brown bros, ere the purchasers.
By all means Anderson County ought
i to have an exhibit of her resources at the
Augusta Exposition in November.
Mr.. "A. B. Sullivan is now clerking for
C.S. Minor, nt the Ten Cent Store, and
will be delighted to serve his friends at
Z any time.
The Augusta Chronicle, of the 10th inst,
says Mr.. 81. N, Reid, of that city. has in
rented ascale wagon, which promises to
be popular.
The show windows of w. A. Chapnan's
establishment attract the admiration OF
every passer-by. Mr.. w. G. Keith ar
A package Of photographs was recently
lost. ANY person finding the package and
leaving ii at the INTELLlaENCERo Office will
be literally rewarded.
The new advertisement Of the Sylvester
Bleokley Company should be read care.
fally. init you will find some inforno.
ton that will do you good.
Messrs. James M. Reid. r. ]. Stewart
and John T. Morgan have been appointed
: Trustees for School District No. IS, this
County. A good selection.
When yon want to buy your winter
goods, consult the columns of the INTEL
SIGENCER and you will know where TO
get them for the least money.
Miss Mamie Hood, of Due West, who
was recently elected principal Of the Pen.
dleton High School, spent last Saturday
US Messrs. G. H. Orr, j. P. Gaillard and w.
+? Gaillard, left Anderson few days ago
for Naeooche Valley, where they will
spend two weeks fishing and hunting.
;srried, on Sunday, September 1s, 1891,
ss at lie residence OF the officiating minister,
Miss Ida Kay, all of Anderson County.
Mr.. ]. J. Johnson, recently of Lowndes-
! vile and brother of our toWnsman, MIR.
w. g. Johnston, has accepted the position
of assistant ook-keeper with the Sylves-
Ter Bleckley Company.
The devotional meeting of the Y. NJ. G.
!. a. next Sunday afternoon in the Opera
= xI will ha n1r1ok kod ku n r, nri
: Esq. Subject: EVIL associations to be
shunned."-lSt Psalm.
The fifth annual stock display of the
Fairview Farmers Club in Greenville
Z County takes place on Friday, 18th inst.
The citizens Of Anderson County are cor
daily invited to attend.
Z ~ Mr.. ]. M. Sullivan, who has been con-
fined to his room for the past three weeks
nursing q sprained ankle, is, we are glad
to report, improving, and will be able to
attend to business in few days.
ship, who has been confined to his room
for the past three months with a severe
attack OF rheumatism, is able to be out
again, and vas in the city Monday.
Mr.. J. P. Phillips. of Ninety-Si1, was
registered at tne Cn1quola on TUESDAY.
Years ago Mr.. Phillips was citizen of
Anderson, and has host Of friends here
who are always delighted to greet him.
Parties who send us communications
for publication mus. not think We intend
any slight if they are delayed occasion
ally. Circumstances, in printing Office
rs in every other business, often force us
to do as-we would rather not do.
Messrs II. z. Sullivan and J. A. Elliott
will leave Anderson in few days to spend
week at the St. Louis Exposition dis.
playing lot Of the DeLoach Saw Mill
Machinery, for which the Sullivan Hard
ware Co., of this city, are State Agents.
We are requested to urge all persons
who intend to be present at the Ministers
and Deacons' Conference, to be held at
Lebanon Church on October 18th and 18th,
to send their names to T. T. Wakefield,
Bruno, S. c., on or before October 10th.
The examination of teachers both white
and colored, for the public schools takes
Frdov Ontnnar GAO oHuorfico.