The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-10-01

THURSDAY, SEPT. "a.
Anderson Cotton Market.
September so. 1891.
FAR m1ddling..... ...................... 81
Good middling ............. .................. 81
Middling ...... 8
Low middling ..... ........... n
Eggs are scarce and in demand at this
Our advertising columns are full of in
formation.
A few consumptive looking watermel-
ons are brohghtt to town occasionally.
Mr.. A. G: Tribble has gone to Phila-
delphia to resume his studies at College:
Rev. s.. Lander, D. D.. will preach at
Asbnry Church next sunday, at II o'clock
Mr.. w. b. Lindsay has been appointed
Trial Justice at Fair Play, in Oconee
! County. .si ,,sa -,
Rev. =. E. Ayers, of Sumter will preach
10 the Baptist Church next Sunday morn.
ing at1l 80 o'clock.
The Court OF General Sessions for An.
dersons County convenes on the fourth
s Monday ia October.
q "Inquirer's' communication will ap-
pear next week, when we will attempt to
answer his questions.
i Miss Millelula McAdams, OF Due West,
q is spending few days in the city with
friends and relatives.
8 s Governor Tillman has appointed Mr..
Z Nv n. Shearer Notary Public at Rob-
Z erts, in this County.
Mr.. D.. A.G. outzs, tbs energetic repre-.
; ssntativei Of the Charleston World, spent
last Saturday in the,city.
& e business firm csn get along without
advertising 80 can q Wagon. without
z gresse, but it goes hard. ;t d
Bring your cotton to Anderson, and buy
& your goods from our own merchants
q You wall save money by it.
S Mr.. Barney o. Donnell, OF this city, has
q gone to Augusta to engage in business.
He is located at 536 Broad street.
z Miss Bertha Sharpe left the city last
week for Spartan burg, and is now enroll
ed as q student Of Converse College.
Mrs.S. N. Brown, who has been visiting
friends and relatives in the County, has
returned to her home In Columbia.
Our young friend, CadetI. ]. Burriss,
- h a pfrntr Ho, t<H
to resume his studies at the Citadel.
A 1T should be borne In mind; that to-
morrow Friday is the day for the exam
Z ination of teachers for the public schools.
In Anderson, and at the same time get the
u very; highest market price for your cotton.
The roll Of Cadets at the P. M. I. ccntin-
( ues to increase, and the session promises
Z to be the most successful the Institute has
ever had. -,
y Mr.. #. E. Watkins, who lives on River
street, has 81 smart little boy. He is only
nineweeks old and has "cut" two of his
'front.' teeth.
81 M. q. McGee, of Honea Path, has
4 gone to Baltimore to finish his course in
Z the Dental Department Of the University
4 of Maryland.
Our cotton buyers have their eyes wide
open, and the farmers may rest assured
s they will get the top of the market for
their cotton.
+ w. B. McGruder will leave in few
days for the West to purchase drove of
horses: Our readers will hear from him
when he,retnrns.
Calhoun. the new town on the Air Line
Road, one mile from Clemson College,
viii soon have a depot. telegraph Office
and an express Office.
Capt. John e. Allen, accompanied by
his friend, Mr.. J. n: Smelling, of Barn
IS well. s.. O., is spending q few days in An
derson. his old home.
Ligon & Led better are making some
improvements on the interior of their
store-room, which adds very much to the
appearance OF the same.
Under our State Laws persons who rent
houses BY the year are required to notify
lard lords the lst of October IL they intend
to yacate tho 1st of January.
Z The patrons and friends of the Cross
Roads School at Starr Station are earn
estly requested to be present at meeting
to be held there next Saturday evening.
Rev. 3. b; Carswell, formerly of this
IS County, but more recently Of Georgia,
has accepted call from Church at Con
zaless Texas, and has moved his family
there. &!
Miss Lizzie Reese has returned to
Il Gainesville, Ga, to resume her studies al
the Female College. Miss Lizzie will
graduate at the close Of the session Of
1891 -e2.
8sMrlA. N. Todd and family, who have
been spending several weeks in North
Carolina, have returned home. Mr.. Todd
who has been quite sick, is slowly Inn
proving.
While train on the Blue Ridge Road
was passing the Cotton Mills few nights
ago some scoundrel threw a rock at the
engine and came near striking the engineer
in the face.
The following young gentlemen left
Anderson Tuesday to enter Furman Uni.
George Baker, Ernest Wakefield and Prue
Clinkscales.
Married. on Sunday, September 81, 1891
atthe residence Of the bride, by Rev. L
Butler, Rev. Drury Baldwin, of Don
maids, s. c., and Mrs. Sallie Poore, o1
Toney Creek, s. G.
Ab5eville Medium ''Scott Brown, one o.
Anderson's intelligent young men, is IN
AbbeYille on visit to friends. From all
outward appearances this will not be his
last visit to our city"
Lieut.. John A. Towers, Of the U. 8. A.
who has been spending portion of hi
summer vacation at his home in this city
has returned to Charleston and resumed
{ his duties at the Citadel.
Aessrs. N. r. Green, w. w. White and
= w. N. Shearer are about the happiest
young fathers we have ever met up with
Each one has been presented with fine
boy during the past week.
One of our subscribers says TWO Of his
neighbors borrow his INTELLIGENcER reg
aiarly every week, and that he thinks ht
will authorize us to enter their names or
our subscription list for 1892.