The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-10-08

October 7, 1891.
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Anderson has lively set Of cotton Luy-
ers.
See advertisement of the Eureka Gin
Saw Shield.
A local weather prophet predicts very
severe winter.
Some farmers fear the late cotton will
not open well.
Another marriage will occur in the city
In a short time.
Col J. B. E. Sloan offers plantation
s near Pendleton for sale.
MI. s. NJ. Pickens of Elberton. Ga,
was in the city last week.
Miss Lois Watson has been visiting rel
atives near Lowndesville.
to the city, but business was good.
Mrs. 81. A. Ligou, of Spartanburg, has
been visiting relatives in Anderson.
Mr.. A. B. Towers has an ''Open Letter"
In another column, and you should read it.
Mayor Tolly's Court on Monday morn
ing turned into the city treasury abouSS7O.
Our young friend, Geo. Fl. Edwards, of
{ Charleston, spent last Sunday in Ander-
son.
Mrs. F. M. Bone left Anderson Tuesday
afternoon to visit sister in Southwest
Georgia.
Mr.. D. L: Reid, of this County, has re.
tnrne,.to Wofford College to rusume his
.stuo.es
Mr.. G. w. Greer, Honea PATHS accom-
modatipg Postmaster, gave US call last
Monday.
Rev. T. H. Garrett, of this County, has
returned to Furman University to resume
his studies.
Mr.. B. A. Davis offers a large tract of
land for sale near Starr station. See adj
yertisement.
D. C. Brown & Bro. tell you where to
buy your goods cheap. lead their new
advertisement.
Our young friend. j. Furman Evans, is
now reading law in the Office of ]. w.
sQuattlebaum, Esq.
Miss Sheldon, after six weeks visit in
Col. Browns family, returned to the
North last Friday.
Rumor says one Of Walhalla's bellies
will soon change her name and become
resident of Anderson.
Persons indebted to ST Craig should
read mis- advertisement in another column.
He means what he says.
Lesser & Co. are now occupying both
store rooms in the Masonic Temple. See
their new advertisement.
Our young friend, Will. s. Haynie, is
now pursuing couse Of study at Busi-
ness College in Rome, Ga.
s Eureka Baptist Church will be deiica-
ted next Sunday, and the service will 20
doubt attract large crowd.
The P. M. I. has over one hundred Ca
dets on its roll, and new additions are
! being made nearly every day.
e We neeo more money, whether the
country does or not, and we hope our
subscribers will not forget us.
The Exposition in Atlanta opens on the
18th inst. This section will be repre-.
sented by good many visitors.
The 'possum hunters report them fine
and fat. A number Of fine ones have
been offered for sale in the city.
Mr.. G. N. Broyles is now keeping books
for Kay & Baker, and will be pleased to
have his friends call and see him.
Among the roll of new Cadets at the
Citadel in Charleston we notice the names
of w. P. Hail and II. E. Whitner.
Reader, if you are thinking of moving
to a live town, where you can live cheaply
and on moderate income, come to An
derson.
Citizens of all our neighboring Counties
are bringing their cotton to Anderson.
They know they can get fancy price for
it here.
We are glad to welcome our Prospect
correspondent to the columns OF the IN
TELLIaENCER, and hope to hear from him
frequently.
y A pocket book, containing ring, was
picked up near the Shoe Factory a few
days ago, and has been left at this Office,
where therowner can get it.
In order to make room for their stock of
boots, shoes, etc., J. p. Gossett & Co. are
offering their stock of stationery, pictures,
ETC., at cost. See advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Sullivan, of Elber-
ton, Ga; came over and spent Sunday in
the city with relatives. They are more
than pleased with their new home.
We invite attention to the advertise
ment of Messrs. Castleberry s. Co., who
have just opened a meat market at No. 8
Whitner street. Give them call.
The passenger train on the s. V. r. R.
now arrives in Anderson at 1.15 and leaves
at 3.25 o'clock. On Sunday it arrives an
hour earlier and leaves an hour later.
Cadet W. S. Lee, of this County, has re-
turned to Charleston and resumed his
studies at the Citadel. Both he and Cadet
Burrss are Corporals in Company A.
We regret to learn that our young
friend, w. p. brennan, is quite i'll at his
home in Centerville Township with the
fever. We wish him speedy recovery.
Mr.. j. N. Watkins, who recently ac-
Gepted position in the Reed Music
House, will be pleased to have his friends
call and see him when they visit tho city.
Persons indebted to Dr. r. G. Wither-
spoon should note what he says in another
column. Tho Doctor has done his duty
to you, and you should pay him promptly.
Mr.. S. T. Craig has placed on our table
samples Of a very fine handmade cigar,
which he is now offering to the trade.
cry them and you will enjoy q good
smoke.
The Newberry correspondent of the
Columbia papers says it is rumored that
the cannon bail train will soon run from
Columbia to Anderson instead of from
Prosperity.
Rev J. A Wilson will preach at Mt.
Zion (Presbyterian) Church next Sunday