The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-09-10

Nawa yo,I- 70 Inv Eio fall onl ,v;nfor
BLOCK ,sl! OF soous.
Mai ..vu q Sran,din of Homnton. g
g.. is in the city visiting his mother and
:. osnef teiauVes'
o1r =, erc harta ara rece;v,no now oood.
every tiay. and The stores viii noon @ have have
I 9 taii 'ppearance'.
Prof H. n. Walking ia now: reading
law in the. Office of Messrs. Murray E
Mmrrav Mn az int N this % nity.. =. 'sot' 1Au ''' :"
Miss Maggie long a CHARMING vonne
sladv from Newberrv "a VISITING the fsmiIv
s Of Mr. J. Il Clinkscales. - - -'
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I That isn'tf prosifio this wear. Even the
crank cron "a nver.shnn3ant
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Z Rev. John Q; Wilson. Presiding Elder,
siS,.d az Sg mnr,;ns - NO a. n n'ciock ot ~ no11'
sysis. '1 s..' - - 1 3i < - ' oi !
y Rev. III. MeGee offers his tract Of land,
lin Martin Township, for sale on easy
49, 49,. ssa.- ~ ',>.-1s
ID 1ss Emily Olivier has gone to Decatur,
S9a., to attend the Agnes Scott Institute,
one. OF the pess female colleges IN Georgia:
When you want sample copy Of the
E1NrEMLIdENCER to send to friend, let us
know 1t and we viii give, you one.
Eitas ~. =, : Aihtes : - ~ :. = - -
beenseaking fealth cr pleasure al various
summer resorts are at home again. !.
o. M essrss p: z. Sloan and ]. D., Maxwell,
the mountains. They report delightful
trip.
iiss.,,Isa z. ss,s.i,s,si,lg !. (, 80 80
- Ihe hrst 6al!e OF new COTTON Was sold at
5 of this County. The mills paid cents
Tor IT.
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s,ur merGnsnts nc are keePing t5oronghiy
the highest price possible for the faecy
staple. :,fta ;4ifrii i;i;,nl5d.a !
IsSII 81. Stt,.I. :, .,itji.i!ln
- as q knoWn- Iacs that tne man VINO
win cheerfully eat anything when out
camping.
married, at felzer, on Sunday, Septem-
Mr.. Fields Alewine and Miss vilanta
McCarty, all OF, f,Pelzer.
Mr. Joe L. Mauldin has been appointed
Electric Light system of the city. He will
make an efficient officer.
S ,.sts
Mr. w. u. beWley, or Union, has been
poets to move to Elberton, Ga, the 1st of
January to engsge in business.
ass -. y 5,!ls 4e
Mrs E. A. Narramore and daughter,
Miss Mary, who have been visiting Mrs.
ter, N. Y, Wednesday morning.
49,,
Joseph ID. Earle, or Sumter,
accompanied 81 his little daughter, has
been spending few days In tho city with
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~ .ine fatack tnlhtary 1nstltute Will be.
gin It's tau session next "Wednesday, and
. lne ln0catons are that 1t vii! have
larger roll OF Cadets than eyer before.
= The Abheville Medium says that our
. clever fnend, Sam. Wakefield, of Antre-
vile has twenty-five acres of cotton
which will average bale to the acre.
sn.a Ma neven sa.t eSJIy neaysn uliess sney ses
tha torrnsnteG Hs one. in tha othar n,ooe uo" ~
= stG ~ W. .tH oAs' ~ 'iis osnei P1aoo'
For the wear ending Aueust s1st. Ander-
sons cotton reeeints aeprepate total of
LIns a., D az a.at S 10 - ueo. ea:o VI oov
Jaws - '.e AooeAp'' VI 'ne pfe'eoins yeAf'
when Won want hin heads letter beada
envelopes or any other printed stationerv'
send your orders to- the INTELLIaENcER
anteed
The meanest msn on record is the one
who said recently to a young lady: "No,
I'd rather not have you take my arm. It
sleeve.'
Mr.. A. Wayne FAINT, Of the Boleman
section. was in the city Monday, and re-
turned home seated In new handsome
Fowler. -
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OapG. sna Mss: oonh w. De3lels: VINO
t,;,a naYe neen spenaang @ ale q lew weeks IL tne
!; :;19u5hlaanS, ;115 s.oppea Iver ~ ahoeIson
Z s'e'a'i['l 'CoiutnOla- t
When your sewing machine, gun, pis-
tol, gin, etc., needs repairing, call on ]. C.
Davis, on Granite Row. de is an expert
p!ease you
e,art os corrt Tr;bh,a has reca;vad the
second instaliment of % pensiop warrants % or
chscFs and ia ready tn -distrih1te them
The pensioners are urged to call and get
them at once.
wThe Home School opened its ninth wear
last MONDAY with the largest attendance
IL has ever had. There were present 98
pupiis. which number was Increased on
Tuesdsy to los.
The friends and customers of Messrs.
p. ": Brown & Sons should not forget
recently occupied by A. G. Means. See
their advertisement,
Competition is lively among our busl-
ness men. When you want good price
for your cotton and to buy your goods at
very low, prices, come to Anderson, the
best market In the state.