The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-10-15

Anderson Cotton Market.
October IA, 1891.
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Court is in session at Abbeville this
week.
The stock show takes place near Pendle-
ton to-day (Thursday.)
Dr. A. Anderson, of Antreville, spent
day In the city last week.
C.S. Minor & Co. have new ADVERTISE
ment in this paper. Read it.
Dr.. D. W. Reid, of Due West, preached
at Concord Church last Sabbath.
Eggs are worth from Is to 20 cents a
d,zen in the city, and are scarce at that.
Despite the large crowds on our streets
every day, the police have very little TO
d..
The Sun says Miss Meta MCGEE, of
Twiggs, has entered the Hartweu High
School.
Cotton buyers ali say that they never
saw as much pretty cotton as that now
being sold.
Mr.. G. II. Orr has gone to Washington
City to spend few weeks with his sister,
Mrs. Earle.
n6;e. Md, Coodr;oo ~ To1rono Ia IN
the city visiting the family Of Mr.. J. G. G.
Featherston.
There is less idleness and loafing around
Anderson than is usually seen in places Of
the same size.
Messrs. Chas. D. Brown and F. A.
SpelIman. OF Abbeviile, spent Sunday
night in the city.
Mrs. G. w. Webb aud children have
gone to Sumter, s. c., to spend few
weeks With relatives.
Mr.. j. J. Fretwell is in Boston on busi
ness. He will visit other of the CONNER.
cial cities of the North before he returns.
Mrs. J. c. Stribling and Misses Lillian
: Caldwell and May Cherry, OF Seneca,
spent few days with Miss Lou Gaillard
last week.
DR.. R.F. Diver has sold his foundry
and machine shops to Mr.. Thomas Alston,
of Charleston, who is now in coutrol of
the business.
Rev. E. G. Ligon will preach at Roberts
Church next Sunday morning at II
90 clock. ALL are. cordially invited to at
: tend the services
Messrs. Sam. Wakefield and Lawrence
Robinson, two of A5beville County's ener.
getic young farmers, were in Anderson
last Friday selling cotton.
1891. at the residence of the officiating
minister, Rev. E, a. Durham, Mr.. G. r.
Clardy and Miss jamie Burriss.
The Aetna Life Insurance Co. wants an
Agent in Anderson County. See adver-
tisement. This is an old and very reliable
y Company, and does an immense business.
Mrs. J. A. Hoyt, OF Greenville, is spend.
Mrs. Hoyt's visits to Anderson are always
q source of much pleasure to her nurner-
ous friends.
The public schools in Bolton Township
will begin the first Monday in November.
The parents should note this, and start
their children promptly at the beginning
ofthe term.
There can be nothing in this world that
is better chan youth. Every time an old
man sees anything that pleases him he
says it reminds him of the time when he
was young.
County Treasurer Payne begins collect.
ing the State and County taxes to-day at
hollands Store. If you have the money
pay up now and avoid the rush which Us.
ually comes later on.
Miss Jane Ransom, sister of Mr.. VIM.
Ransom. of this County, after residence
of several years in the County, has return
ed to her old home in Mecklen burg Coun-
s ty, N. G., to reside with niece.
Andrew Jones young darkey, while
walking into the yard of one of our citi
zens in a drunken condition, few even.
. ings ago, fell upon an old scythe blade and
came near cutting his arm in two.
Mr.. Jasper Schrimp and family, of Gin
cinnati, O., arrived in Anderson on Wed
nesday, and are now visiting the formers
brother, Mr.. George Schrimp, in this
County. Mr. Schrimp will probably locate
in this city.
The weather prophets are hard at work
grinding out their gruesome augeries Of
storms. cyclones and cloudbursts, and the
next scientific invention In order will be
an apparatus to stop the rain after it has
commenced.
The Sylvester Bleckley Co. have the ex-
elusive sale in this city Of the shoes manu-
factured by the Anderson Shoe Factory,
and we call your attention to what i5 said
in another column by the Secretary in ref
erence to these shoes.
We congratulate our neighbor ON the
other side Of the Savannah, the Hartwell
Sun. upon having attained its sixteenth
anniversary. During. all these years Ed
itor McGill has guided the Sun in its jour-
ney, and has done it well.
We regret exceedingly to hear OF the
terrible accident that has happened to our
young friend, Chas. B. Lewis, as related
by our Beltor correspondent. The INTEL.
LIGENCER joins the many friends Of Mr.
Lewis in wishing him speedy recovery.
Invitations have been issued to the
marriage of our young friend, David J.
Tucker, OF Hopewell Township, and Miss
Ida Welborn, Of Williamson, which will
take place on Wednesday evening, 2lst
inst, at the tome of the bride in William
ston.
Fall weather is here, and there will very
naturally be quick kening of all the pulses
of trade. Men will have brisker step on
the streets, greater activity in business,
and life and energy of increased intensity
will mark the handling of business en-
terprises.
Mr.. r. l.. Robinson was called to his
home in Abheville County, to attend the
funeral of his sister, Miss Mary Robinson
who died on Sunday, and was buried a:
Little River Church on Monday, the iu-
neral services being conducted by Rev. F..
D. Hawkins.
M. Brice Cinkscales, Luther Haddon,
D. 8. Kennedy and w. J. Donnald, pro.
gressive and prosperous farmers Of Abbe-
vile County, were in the city on business
last week. They like the way business is
done here, and make several trips year
to this market.
Seel & Archer have new advertiseme ent
in another column, and it should be read