The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-09-07

AHafrsp1s 7 Sntelligeuesr.
LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, S iPT. 7, 1892.
Now is the time to plant fall advertise
ments.
The drummers report business dull
everywhere.
The County Commissioners have no
tice to contractors.
Anderson is full of marriageble girls,
and they are fle looking, too.
Fodder pulling is nearly finished, and
lots OF 1t has been gathered and saved.
Mr.. o. 81. P. FAINT, of the Pendleton
section, spent Tuesday in the city.
Services in the Methodist Church will
begin next Sunday night at o'clock.
Messrs. j. j.. Norris ard w. J. Bryson
have returned home from their mountain
trip.
i. K. Hood Esq, went to Due West
Monday to spend few days with his pa.
rents.
The f,st mountain apples for this sea-
son made their appearances in the.city last
week.
Mr.. T. B. Crymes offers fine property
for rent in Williamson. See advertise
ment.
Cantaloupes have about passed out, and
watermelons are beginning to look like
gourds.
The Home School opened Monday
morning with an attendance of sixty. eight
pupils.
Mr.. o. B. VanWyck went to Clarkes.
vile, Gu, this week to attend to some
business.
The second primary takes place next
Tuesday. Polls open at 81. m. and CLOSES
at q p. m.
Mr: c. M: Gust, of this city, has gone
to Calhoun Falls, where he il doing some
building.
The painters brush is improving The
exterior appearance of tha Bank of Ander-
son OullQlng.
Cotton pickers will soon be in demand.
The price paid for picking is from 40 to so
cents hundred.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Evans, OF West
/. Point, Miss., are in the city visiting the
formers parents.
Let US have peace. We can only have
tin South Carolina by the white people
sticking together.
Ptrsons indebted to A. G. Means should
read the notice of his Assignee and Agent
In another column.
The total vote on prohibition in this
County is as follows: Prohibition, 2 300;
No prohibition, 1,037.
Mr.. ". C. Whitner, who has been so.
iourning in New York for several months,
= has returned to Anderson.
Mr.. J. p. Prince, of the Antrevils sec.
tion, was In the city last Friday and gave
the INTELLIGENCER call
The annual meeting Of the stock holders
of the Anderson Cotton Mills will be held
.on goth inst. See advertisement.
The examination Of teachers for the
public schools of this County will take
place on the third Friday in October.
We are requested to announce that Rev.
81. Cowan, the evangelist, will begin tent
meeting at Seneca next Sunday, 18th inst.
Rev. o. L. Martin, pastor OF the Baptist
will occupy his pulpit as usual next Sun
day.
Here is an ingenious sentence which
contains all the. letters in the alphabet
!. "Pack my box with five dozen liquor
jugs"
w. W. Russell and John r. Cochran
are being mentioned as probable Republic
can candidates for Congress from the Third
District.
AL the hard feelings engendered by the
campaign should now pass away, aud we
all become united under our grand old
party.'s banner.
Our yonng friend, John Schrimp, of this
County, left Anderson Tuesday morning
for Belmont, N. c., to renew his studies at
st. Mary's College.
Mr.. E. C. Pruitt has withdrawn from
the firm of E. c. Pruitt & Co., at Starr
and Mr.. J. II. Pruitt will continue the
business at the same place.
MrtR. s. Galloway, LEGAL editor of the
4. r., Presbyterian, OF Due West, spent
day in the city last week, and it gave us
pleasure to greet him in our sanctun.
Maj. Whitnet Symnes, who recently
killed w. F. Gary, at Central, has been
ndS ind fnna taL Al
lunatic asylum in Columbia last Monday.
The Campmeeting at Sandy Springs
will begin on Monday, 18th of September,
and Continue until Saturday morning.
Every prcoaution has been taken to insure
order
Nr. ". NJ. Sherard offers liberal re-
ward for the return of lady's gold
watch, which was lost on the Court House
Square last Thursday. See advertise
ment
The. people are looking and feeling
brighter and more hopeful as the fall sea-
son approaches. Every one Is expecting
better times, and We hope no one will be
disappointed.
The Young Mems Club of the city gave
very oEJoyaDIe mop at Tue CnlQuOla
Monday evening complimentary TO the
many charming young ladies who are
visiting Anderson.
Mr.. E. a. Poore has changed base, and
is now at G. F. Jones &, Co.'S. His old
friends and customers will find him as
jolly as ever, and as rendy and willing to
serve them ut any time.
Poor creature, suppose he has some
spinal trouble?" DR.. Knowall: No; his
wife has borrowed his suspenders, and he
In trying to get along with hers until she
is home frotn the pic mic.
See notice OF dissolution of the firm Of
John M. Hubbard & Bro. Mr.. w. r.
Hubbard will continue business at the old
stand and Mr.. John NJ. Hubbard has
opened a new stock at No. 2, Chiquola
block,
Mr.. B. F. Wilson, who is in the second
race as candidate for Auditor, requests
US to say that his pressing work is pre-
venting him from making q canvass Of