The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-09-21
Tax paying time will soon be around

The weather last week felt like the ap.
proach Of fall.
Capt. e. A. smythe, OF Pvlzer, speu t
Saturday in the city.
Mr.. ]. Eugene Crayton, OF S.neca, was
In the city last week.
The cordial hand -shske of the candidate
Is now thing Of the past.
Life insurance agents are quite numsr.
S Qua in and around Anderson.
Mr. Jesse r., Smith. of Greenville,
spent Monday night in the city.
Judge aud Mrs. w. F. Cox have been
spending few days in Greenville.
The Democratic State Convention meets
In Columbia to-day at II O'Clock.
The butchers are furnishing the city res.
idents with some fine beef just now.
MID. E. Carlisle is now in the employ.
ment Of Mr.. O. A. Reed as collector.
The weather prophets say We are going
to have an early fall and severe winter.
Mrs. J. D. Smith, Of Charleston, 10 iu the
city visiting her neioe, Mrs. Bsylis Max
we'll.
A few watarmelops are occasionallv
seen on the market, but purchasers are
few.
Charleston is to have Its gala week this
tsll It will be held the last week OF o.
tober.
The indications are that cotton seed
Will bring q better price this season than
ever before.
a mail route has been established be-
tween Honea Path and Lowndesville via
Antreville.
The drummers say the outlook for busi.
ness Is not very encouraging throughout
che country.
Cunningham & Humphreys have lust
received lot Of fine imported razors. See
their advertisement.
Rev. John o. Wilson, the Presiding
q Elder, Will preach in the Methodist
! Church next Sunday.
Mrs. g. 8. Bowden, Of Philadelphia. has
come to Anderson 70 spend the fall and
winter at The Chiquola.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Bleckley expect
to visit relatives and friends in Rabun
. County. Ga, this week.
Cotton Is opening rapidly, and some OF
the farmers are Of the opinion that the
crop will be gathered In six weeks.
4 has been decided by the authorities to
& postpone the proposed change in the 8. v.
I, E.R schedule until later in the fall.
Il =. B. Murray, Esq, went to Washing
ton. d. O., last Saturday on professional
gbusiness. Heis expected home to night.
anderson is well supplied with cotton
4 buyers, and our farmers can depend on
( getting the very highest price by selling
here.aF;s
Several citizens from the County went
down TO Columbia Tuesday with the del
egates to the State Convention, which
meets to-day.
S. Mesars. Geo. G. Hodges. Of Greenwood,
Ead Hugh b. Prince, Of Williamson, In.
surance men, haYe been spending few
days In the city.
Cotton is quoted In this market to-day
az follows: Strict good middling, 3-16
good middllpg, Tile; middIing, 81
J, tinges, 81 to 81.
Mr. VIM. +. Kennedy, Of fLownde.ville,
has been spending few days in the city,
visiting his sister, Mrs. b. E. Carlisle,
5 and other relatives.
Misses Sue Whitfield and Josephine
Cashine left for Macon, Ca, Tuesday,
: where they will become students in the
WESLEYAN Institute. -:
The next attraction in the Opera House
will be on the night Of October 18th,
when grand comic opera troupe will ap.
pear before the footlights.
s The unveiling Of the Confederate Monu-
msnt In Greenville did not take place last
Thursday, as was announced, but was
postponed until tomorrow.
The firm of Wilhite & White has dis.
solved, DR.. ]. O. Wilhite Withdrawing.
Persons owing the old firm should read
the notice in another column.
There will be preaching at Deaps next
Sunday afternoon, at 4 4o'clock. The peo.
pie generally Of that section are cordially
invited to attend the services.
The Sandy Springs Camp meeting was
held last week, but the attendance wss
not as large as usual. Those who attend
ed enjoyed the meeting very much.
Some Of our young mon seem to have
the pugifstic fever, and 1t is current that
twoof them will meet in the ring in the
near future to have friendly contest.
Mr.. James M. Taylor, son of.Mr. q. F.
Taylor, who has been spending the
Summer in the city with relatives, has re-
turned to Charleston to resume his busi-
mess.
Miss Mamie Livingston, OF Newberry,
9. @, q graduate Of the Columbia Female
College, is In the city visiting her College
mates, Misses Anna Scott and Clara o.
borne.
Mr.. I. T. Heard, accompanied by his
family, of Augusta, Ga, has come to An.
tlerson to engage in the cotton business.
They are making their home at the Chi
quoia
The fall term OF the Circuit Court will
open at Anderson on the fourth Monday
in October. The docket will be heavy
efie. Sheriff Bolt now has sixteen pris-
oners In Jail
An Atlanta merchant thinks it would
be policy to hold cotton. The holding
policy generally proves losing one.
However, We would not pretend to ad-
wise on the subject.
Dr.. s. NJ. Orr, who has been severely
afflicted with disease of the eyes for
several weeks, has gone to Baltimore for
treatment. We hope he will be greatly
benefited by the trip.
We ask the attention of our readers to
the card OF DR.. Bosworth, which appears
elsewhere. he makes specially of treat
Ing certain diseases, and has been very
successful IN his practice.
Wilson, the wife murderer, has but six
teen days more to live. He has given di-
r0ctions to his relatives how and where he
allall be buried and says he is too great q
sinner to have any hope in eternity.
Miss Minnie Gadsden has gone to Balti-
more to accept position In the college
from which she graduated, and Mr.. Paul
Gadsden has gone to Washington to accept
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