The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-09-03
Cotton pickers win soon be in demand.

Cotton pickers will soon be in demand
a great deal Of fodder has been damaged
by the wet weather.
The gossips say there will be two we'd.
dings in the early fall.
Mrs. Joe Keys, of Walhalla, is visiting
relatives In Anderson.
Watch our advertising columns closely
every week. 1t will nay you.
Mr.. r. A. Mcconnell, of Lowndesville,
was in the city last Saturday.
The annual statement of the City
Treasurer Is published this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A: M. Morris, of Pickens,
are visiting relatives in this County.
Mr.. j. M. Cooley, who has been visiting
his old home in this County, has returned
to 0rangebarg.
Capt. A. T. Broyles and Mr.. John. P.
Broyles have gone to Greenville, Tenn, to
spend month.
The Sylvester Bleckley Company make
an earnest appeal in another column.
heao Wnat they say.
c.. Jones & Co. have new advertise
mert in this paper, and it will do you
good TO read it carefully.
Tribble & Quattlebaum, real estate
agents, have some desirable city property
for. sale. See advertisement.
The thing, and the only thing, that will
help some people in this County is to 60
to work and make something.
Last Tuesday being the 1st of septem.
ber, several of our merchants had to
change their places of business.
Messrs. A. B. Towers and o. B. Van
Wycls have swapped places ot business
Their customers should note this.
Mics Rosa Poore, and Miss Stella Mitch
ell, two Of Belton's popular young ladies,
are in the city visiting Miss Corrie Poore.
The South Carolina PresbYterY will
meet at Westminster on Friday before the
third Sabbath in September, at 10 o'clock
q. N.
We invite your attention to the. Ten
! Cent Stores new advertisement. Mr.. Mi
nor has some nice bargains in store for
you.
Miss Anna Humphreys and Miss Mamie
Benson left Wednesday for Staunton. Va,
whittier they 60 to enter the Staunton Fe-
male College.
School Commissioner Wardlaw has 3
good position for first grade teacher-a
married man-at fair salary. Apply to
: him at once.
Z 3 Our venerable friend, Mr.. J. J. McLees,
& OF the Roberts section, gave US a pleasant
: call Tuesday morning. We are always
4 glad 10 greet him.
The grass crop is remarkably fine one,
: hut still it is probable that there will be
s demand for foreign hay before next
March rolls around.
Mr.. John O'Donnell and family, who
hayo been spending few weeks In tho
5 Fmountains Of Western North Carolina,
have returned home.
Lovers of amusement will be delighted
to know that number Of excellent
troupes have besn booked to appear in
Anderson this season.
8 NIT. A. Bolt has gone to Hartwell,
Ga, to open a Photographic gallery. Mr..
Bolt is an excellent young man, and we
/ wish him much success.
s Miss J. L. Crosby, who has been resid.
ing In Fairfield County for several years,
has returned to Anderson, and is warmly,
welcomed by her friends.
Messrs.. E. W. Brown & Sons have NOV
ed into a. G. Means old stand. and W. a..
4 Chapman will occupy one Of the rooms
i vacated by the first named firm.
The police arrested afemale tramp in the
city one night last week. She was drunk,
and perhaps the dirtiest white woman
that ever appeared on our streets
q Mr.. Baylis Maxwell has began the
erection Of neat cottage on North Main
street, just beyond his fathers residence.
Mr.. J. e. Barton is the contractor.
Our young friend, Will. Anderson, who
has been doing business for Brown Bros,
will buy cotton this season for Walker,
Fleming q Sloan, Of Spartanburg.
A series Of meetings will begin ct Cross
Roads Church on Friday night. Rev. Nj.
E. Parish will preach Friday night and
On Saturday morning at IL O'Clock.
Mr.. e. II. Poore Is now clerking for R.
s. Hill, where he will be pleased to have
his friends call and see him. Nothing
9pleases friend Poore more than TO serve
his friends.
Mr.. D. L. Barnes, who has been engaged
IN business with ]. 8. Fowler, in this city,
{oro oouopo1 ponrfho hoo DaHf f<e hSo old
home, Lowndesville, and will 60 into bus.
lness there.
Mr.. A. Lesser has returned from the
Northern markets, and is now busy NOV
ing his stock Of goods into one of the
rooms just vacated by r. 8. Hill In the
Masonic building.
Mrs c. c. Cummings, who has been
spending few months in Atlanta with
ier parents, has returned home, and is
again in charge of Jones, Seybt 81 Co.'S
tlfess making department.
Trains on the Georgia, Carolina IL North.
.rn Railroad now run through to Athens,
Tia. Persons can leave Anderson on the
s.. v. r. r. at o'cl9ck and 60 through to
lGlberton or Athens that night.
Married, near Townville, on Thursday,
August 81, 1891, at the residence of the
brides father, by Rev. T. G. Ligon, Mr.. J.
a. Brown, of Anderson County, and Miss
ID. L. Giles, of Oconee County.
Henry ". Stephens, of Atlanta, Ga. is
in the city visiting his parents. For sever.
sl weeks he has been quite. sick with chills
end fever, and has come home to reoupe.
rate. We hope he will mend rapidly.
Mr.. Jos. J. Fretwell leaves to-day
tThursday) for the markets Of the North
30 buy everything that the customers oi
the Sylvester Bleckley Company may
want. Read what their ad. says about 1t.
We are glad to welcome our young
:fiend, Walter Brock, of Honea Path, to
Anderson. He is clerking for the Sulli.
.Yan Hardware Co., where he will be de.
lighted to have his friends call and see
him,
Mr.. G. s. Sullivan has gone to Elberton
Ga, and will open business there at once
The good people of Elberton will Gn6
Charlie most excellent young man, and
worthy of their highest esteem and conf
tlence.
A. G. Means, Anderson's live clothier, il
now occupying the storeroom just vacated
Iy Mr.. Flynn, on Granite Row, and hi!
friends and customers should bear this ii
mind. Ses what he says in his new adver
tisement