The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-10-29

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LOCAL NEWS
THURSDAY, OCT. %.
Anderson Cotton Market.
October %, 1891.
Good niddling ......,...-. 81
Strict middling. $685." 81
Middling ........-.......
Miss Annie Nicely, of Belton, is visiting
friends in the city.
A number of our citizens are attending
the Atlanta Exposition.
It Is painful to see so much -four ship
ped here, but it heals severe pain:
See what Jas. P. Gossett & Co. have to
say In their new advertisement.
The public schools of Fork District No.
Q will open Monday, November 16.
Rev. M. o. Lgon will preach in the
The farmers say; the frost at night and
the hot sunshine in day is doing the cotton
good.
Hon. George Johnstone, of Newberry,
ness in Court.
Blind Tom appears in the Opera House
II thia (Thursday) evening. Secare your
e tickets as Hill Bros.
Mr.. Andrew G. Keys Left Anderson last
week for Alabama, where he will spend 6
week or swo with sister.
MR.. E. Norris. the eHicient agent Of
the r. q d. r. R. at Walhalla, spent
Tuesday in the city On business.
County Commissioner McGill left We'd
1 nesday for Atlanta for the purpose Of -ur-
& clasing Ewo iron cages for the jail.
w. L. Miller, Esq., OF the Abbeviile
Bar, was in the city on business the first
ofthe week and paid Us a pleasant call.
We are requested to announce that the
: public schools of Centerville Township
3 VIII mot open until the frst Monday in
January. sz3g 4
Miss Conyers Pickens. of Pendleton,3
anS MissB NJ MyrtlefAuld, OF Newberry, are
visiting their friend, the Misses White, Of
thia city.
The &. NJ G.. A. meeting next Sunday
s afternoon. at 4 O'Clock, will be conducted
5 by Mr.. Rufus FAINT. he will select his
own subject.
aGunpowder blue" is said to be new
color. An exchange thinks the girl who
meets her match dressed in that will be
gureto explode.
4. The Augusta Exposition opens next
IL Tuesday. Anderson County will be we'll
continue for about four weeks.
Is Rev. MO. Lyon will preach at High
Shoals School House on next Sunday af.
tsrnoon at three o'clock. The public are
cordially invited to be present.
The new advertisement of the Hamilton
Brown Shoe Company's Shoes. which are
sold in Anderson only by R.. 8. Hill,
Manager, should be read carefully.
The City Council has had portion of
{ the colored cemetery laid off in lots,
which it is proposed to sell and use the
money in improving the grounds.
We regret to learn that, Mr.. Iva G.
Lowe, prosperous young farmer Of Mar
tin Township, is very III with fever, and
hope soon to hear Of his recovery.
WV. White, who does business in the
Reed block, on North Main Street. will
Give him an order and try his nullet.
"a Married, ,on Sunday afternoon, October
~ 25, 1891, by Trial Justice Yeargin, at his
residence, Mr.. John f. Shaw and Miss
q Ella @. Flowers, all of Anderson County.
Mr., Walter McFall, who has been clerk
ing In one Of the leading hotels in Ashe-
} vile, N. C., has returned to Anderson and
accepted The clerkship at the Hotel Chi
& qnola.
"a Mr.. Barney O,Donnell, of Augusta,
I came up, Sunday to visit his family. He
: says Augusta Is going to have the most
interesting Exposition ever held in the
S South.
Married, on October 7th, 1891, by Rev.
3 G. e. Stuart, at the residence of the brides
brother, in Piedmont, Mr.. Joseph 81.
Sloan and Miss Clara Marshall, all Of
Piedmont.
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g Mrs. H.!H. Tucker, of Atlanta, Ga, is
in the city visiting her father, Mr.. Henry
g Garrison. She will spend two weeks here,
: and Mr.. Garrison contemplates returning
+ home with her.
= Rev. o. T.. Martin, the newly elected
pastor of the Baptist Church of this city,
is expected to arrive in Anderson this
week and occupy his pulpit for the first
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The price of cotton has been quite low
throughout the season but everything
else is low enough to more than counter
balance che price, and hence there is little
@ room for complaint.
# Mr.. Sam'l A. Daniels and wife, who
Z have been living in Alabama, have come
g to Anderson, the formers native home, to
reside. Mr.. Daniels will engage in busi-
ness with his father.
An exchange says it is well-estab
lished principle of economics that the
sun should not stay up later than 10
o'clock with the daughter.
Dr.. r. F. Diver has purchased from
Mr.. D. 81. Hammond the house and lot,
ION Orr street, recently owned by Mr.. j.
Pink Reed. Mr. Hammond Will az 0nce
,lmprove his property on North Main
Street.
Mr.. Peter King, one of the oldest citi-
s.ens OF Brushy Creek Township, is now
,ery i'll, and hio family fsar he will not
recover. Mr.. King is good man, and his
Geath wonld be deeply regretted by his
iiunerous friends.
Miss Mamie Poulnot, of Charleston,
who has been spending the summer in
Anderson with Mr.. l.. 81. Seeps family,
returned horne Monday, accompanied by
Miss Carrie seel, who will spend few
weeks in Charleston.
We had the pleasure Of meeting our
handsome young friend, Mr.. Y. T. Shir-
fey, of Central, S. G., in the city last Fri
day. Mr.. Shirley is son of Mr.. VIM.
Shirley, of fthis County, and spent several
days with his parents.
Fred. D. Bush, the clever District Pas;