The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-09-24

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8 The girls say the new style of fall and
winter hats IRE just lovely.
Forty cents hundred pounds is the
price paid to cotton pickers.
A clothes pin fastened on the nose is
said to be remedy for snoring.
Caps. J. W. Clark, Of the P. r. q w. G..
E. .R, spent Tuesday in the city.
Miss Lilly. Jordan, of this city, is very
iii, and her friends fear it will prove fatal.
Mrs. 81. L. Adams, of Seneca, is spend
@ Ing few days in Anderson with her pa
rents.
Rev. R. Fl. Smith, the drummer evan
Y gelist, has moved from Essley to Green.
s wood.
About one hundred and fifty bales of
cotton we're marketed In the city last Sat-
nrday.
The way to keep up with cotton picking
Is to begin up and continue the work as fast
as possible.
Last Fridsy and Saturday Anderson buy.
ers paid more for cotton than several Of
theseaport cities.
Rev. w. Il. King will, preach at Leba-
non Church On the second Sunday In Octo-
ber, at 1lo'clock q. M.
THE workmen have about finished work
on the Hill block front, which presents a
very handsome appearance.
: Peoples & Burriss have a new advertise.
ment In another column, and we would
= adyise you to read 1t carefully.
Our merchants say business is opening
up very we'll, considering the low price Of
cotton and other circrlmstances
& Mr.. j. a. Idattingly, q popular "knight
of the grip who halls from Baltimore, has
been spending a day Or two in the city.
~ Taxpaying time is drawing near, as will
be seen by reference to the County Treas
urer's advertisement in another column.
Our fellow-townsman. Mr.. G. Ernest
Brown, has been quite sick for O week or
5 more. We hope to soon report his recov-
6 cry.
Z "A Kid glove was picked mp on Whitqer
street last Friday afternoon. The owner
Jcan get 1t By calling at the INTELL1aEScER
Office.
Urge tho sarmers to SOW big crops of
oata,n said an old farmer the other day.
g ssand to put them in the ground as soon as
possible.h
Again, we would semind our friends
that anything they send us for publication
z must be accompanied by the real name of
the writer. an, ,S
Mrs. e.. O. Williams, who has been Wis
iting her sister-in-law, Miss Lizzie Will
liarns; in this city, has returned to her
horne, Greenwood.
Misses Lucy and Corrie Vandiver, two
s charming young ladies of GAINESVILLE,
Ga. were visiting relatives and friends in
IS the County last week.
When you are loafing around the Chi.
uuola step into the Office and try the "Ho-
Gel Chiquola Pertecto Cigar" tits most
excellent scent cigsr.
s;s Rev. ". +. Pearson, of Due West,
spent few hours in the city on Tuesday
,on his return from the meeting of his
Presbytery in Westminster.
81 The Sunday morning services in the
ll CITY Churches now begin at 1l.80 o'clock
--an half hour later. The Sunday schools
also meet an half hour later.
Our young friend, Clarence Guyton, son
gone to Nashville, Tenn, to attend leo
lures in the Medical College.
Married, on Thursday, September IL,
8 1891, at the residence of the. brides
mother, by Rev. j. r. Earle, Mr.. Robert
E. Stone and Miss IDA E. Burriss.
Messrs. Jas. F. Burgess and M. A. Gil
reath,s accompanied by Misses Gertie
Strom and Hattie Burgess, OF Greenyille,
registered st the Chiquols Tuesday.
The Nation correspondent of the Abbe-
. vile sNedium says. "Hau Power Of An
derson is frequent visitor in this section.
he says he is looking for an alligator"
Our clever friend, Mr.. T. A. Bolt, Of
to visit bis family. His appearance indi-
Gates that Hartwsll is treating him well.
~ MI. j. H. Hutchinson is now in the en-
ploy Of "Unele Sam" A postofice has
z recently been established at his home
:. near Lebanon Church, and is known as
: lola.
MjE Minnie Smith has gone up to
& Piercetown to spend a month or more al
her grand. .Atber's to rest and recuperate
Her placs at the Ladies' Store is being
filed by Miss Estelie Mckinney.
The article in the Teachers Column this
week was written by Miss L. Q. Hubbard
at; the special request of the School Com
missioner, and It should be read very
carefully by the teachers especially.
School Commissioner WardIsw says
that School Trustees should remember
that teachers should be notified when the
public school term will open, 80 as te
know when to make out their account.
Misses Clara Osborne and Anna Scot
- H,s4 Uyajneadav for the Columbia Female