The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-11-09

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LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, NOV. Q, 1892.
Read Dean, Geer & Moore's new adver-
tisement.
The Legislature meets on Tuesday,
22nd inst.
There is scarcely any sickness in An
derson just now.
Have you begun to fstten your thank 5.
giving turkey YETI
Col. NJ. P. Tribble visited Augusta and
Savannah last week.
Mr. J. A. Bradley, Of Montevideo. Ca,
Is In the city to-day.
MIA B. Towers Is Offering bargains in
shoes. ,Rsad his advertisement.
Remember, the railroad fare to the State
Fair in Columbia next week Is only $3.50.
Mr.. ]. w. Bowdep, the Third Party
leader, spent day or swo in the County
Last week.
From every section Of the County the
report comes that an abundance Of small
grain is being sown.
Miss Viotorine Nardin has returned
home after visit to relatives snd friends
In Seneca and Georgia.
Mr.. J. f. Clardy, of Piedmont, was In
tie city last Saturday and did N the
honor to pay MS q pleasant call.
Mr.. JOAN Cstlstt is building nics resi-
dence on North Main s'treet, just opposite
Mr. D. nj. Stephens residence.
D..J. r. Wilson antl Mr.. W. O. Bran
yon, two of Honea Paths popular citi-
Sens, spent last Sunday In the city.
Almost every young lady is public spir-
tied enough to be willing to have her
fathers house used as court house.
Anderson County was very we'll repre-
sented in Charleston last week, and every
visitor reports the Gala Week big sue
cess.
sslElorida oranges are On the market, but
they are little green. The crop is said to
be an immense one, and the fruit will be
cheap.
.l number Of our patrons have come up
End squared their accounts with the In.
xE1LIaSNCER, and we feel grateful to
them.
Mr. J. A. Mccullough. Esq, of Green
vile, was In the city last Thursdsy. He
80 one Of Greenville's most prominent
young lawyer.
Miss Pal. e. Tucker, of the Honea Path
section, was in the city Monday shopping,
and was q pleasant visitor to the INTEL
LIoKNoER sanctum.
Cur young friend. T. W. McCarley. of
Fork Township, is now clerking for
Aewrs. W,gH. Harrison & Co., where he
will be pleased to have his friends call and
see him.
MI. Eugene Evans and family have
bean visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
u. %. Evans, OF this city, for few days.
Mr. Evans is the popular depot agent at
: Pendletoa. 3
Mr.. r. FAINT has presented us Curl
osity in q potato. We suppose 1t can be
termed q hybridized potato, as one-half is
oftihe yellow yam variety and the other
half the red variety.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Petty and daughter,
OF New York, are again guests of the Chi
ter here. They spent several months
hera last spring and summer.
Prof. A. B. Reilley was in the city q
short time last week. He was going to
the lower part Of the County to take
charge of a school. Prof. Reillsy is sue
cessful and efficient instructor.
IA meeting of the congregation Of VS.
rennes Church Will be held next Sunday
$ morning, at II O'clock, and we are re-
quested to urge each and every member
: to attend. Preaching may be expected.
Niss Lucy Gambrell has been elected
teacher Of Che Shady Grove school, and
began her work last Monday. She Is q
capable teacher, and the good people of
Shady Grove section will be pleased with
her work.
Mr.. Lewis Owen, wife and three chill
dren, Mr.. Will. Pruitt, wife and two chill
dren aud Mr.. Cowan Pruitt, all of this
County, Lett Monday afternoon for JeHer.
son. Texas, where they propose to make
their future home. &
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment Of the fine mill property Of the late
Dr.. VIM. l. Broyles, deceased, in Fork
Township, which will be sold at public
outcry on Salesday In December next.
: Read the vertisement.
The October number Of the University
Journal Is on our table. It Is published
by the Literary Societies, Is full of inter
eating matter, and IL handsomely printed.
Mr.. Z. e. Burriss, of this County, is chief
editor, and among the Associate editors Is
Mr. Geo.T. Baker, Of this city.
Our esteemed fsllow-citizen, Mr., ]. p.
Mcclellan, has leased farm from Mr.. G..
Ti. Hammond, near Ocala, Florida, and
has already gone to the Land Of Flowers,
where he will farm without the use of
guano. We regret his departure, and
hope he will prosper In his new home.
Mr.. J. Gillespie, while working at
Townsend's planning mill last Thursday
rip saw. The saw struck his hand be-
tween the second and third fingers and
sliced off that portion of his hand, leaving
IL hanging by the skin. DR.. Diver sewed
Il back, and Mr.. Gillespie is getting along
very well. -
Tho new advertisement Of the Ladies'
6sora uss handed in too late for this week.
Look out for it next week. For the next
sixty days the proprietress will offer her
large and handsome stock at reduced
pgices, and she keeps everything the ladies
need. A glance at the bargain counter
will do you good. Give the Ladies' Store
call early and often.
Our Bolton correspondent chronicles
tile death Of Mrs. G. W. MCGEE, which
occurred in that village last Friday morn.
ing. Her death had besn expected at any
time for several months by her family, for
she had long been sufferer from paraly.
sis. Mrs. McGee was 65 years of age, and
~ss most excellent woman, whose many
friends will regret to hear Of her death.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian Church
have undertaken to raise money enough
to support missionary in the foreign
fisld, In doing this they are following
the worthy example Of the Churches at
Abbeyille, Greenwood, Spartanburg and
Grsenville. The ladies are assuming q
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