The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-10-12

a, u'olt CuauSo 10 oACoeoluSiy sCarCo Ill
this nection.
Mr.. W. r. Richey, Of Laurens, spent
Tuesday 10 the city.
A light froet was visible in low places
last fdonday morning.
~ Bring your cotton to Anderson and get
New York prices for it.
Last t>Eriday and Saturday Anderson re-
ceived 96s bales Of cotton.
Ths chestnut crop in the mountains is
said 70 be failure this year.
Miss Alice Harris, of Townville, Is In
the city visiting friends and relatives.
Thare are men who tire themselves al
most to death looking for an easy place.
DR.. G. B. Cowan and Mr.. E. P. Kenne-
dy, OF Due West, spent Tuesday in the
Mri. j. M. Cox and children, of Toney
Greek, were In the city visiting friends
this week.
MiLs Ida Rochester, Of Pendleton, is in
the oity visiting her friend, Miss Ada
Breaxeaie.
Capt. g. W. Sullivan, of Pelzsr, spent
Monday in the city, where he is always
welcome visitor.
Reader, if you owe the printers anything
don't forget to give them call when you
have little money.
g. u. Featherston, Esq, Of Laurens, s.
O., has boeen spending few days In the
city with his parents.
Nj, and Mrs. James d. Hunter, Of PEN
dleto,1, spent Tuesday in the city, and gave
$ the IyTELIIGENcER call.
Here is sentence that contains all the
letters Of the alphabet: 81. Gray-Pack
my bo1 with FIVE dozen suilla."
A good deal of cotton is being brought
TO tie Anderson, market from Elbert,
Hart and franklin Counties, Ga.
Tha seed cotton law is in effect now,
y and any one buying cotton seed now
withtuta license is violating the law.
Read what Jas. P. Gossett & Co. have
to say in their new advertisement. They
aIe stll Offering big bargains in shoes.
Cotton was quoted this morning as fol-
lows Strict good middling, 8; good mid
ding 75;; strict Iniddling, 7a; stains, II.
What q glorious time for boys and girls
4 In the country just nowi Walnuts, hick.
orynlts, muscadines and wild grapes are
ripe. l5I E
The shucks on the corn this year are
unusually thick and heavy, which the
farmers say indicates hard and cold
winter.
Mr. j. D. Kelley, formerly OF this Ccun-
ty, bHt who fR.now engaged in business In
GresIyille, paid us a pleasant cali last
Fsidsy.
Rev. J. G. Kilgo will preach in the
Z Methodist Church, this city, next Sunday
morning and evening at the usual hours
for sei;vice.
The Sullivan Hardware Company has
new advertisement In another column,
and the attention Of the farmers is espe.
eislly directed 10 1t.
Christmas presents are being talked of
= now, and several young fellows have be.
gun to lay up their pennies to give their
girls something nice.
Mrs. Fannie H. Webb has opened
boarding house on Granite Row, over
Dean, Geer & Moore's Store. Meals, Is
cents. Give her call.
Mn. w. a. Overman, of Salisbury, N.
O.. Is spending fcw weeks in the ,ity
with her mother and sisters. Her many
z friends are delighted to greet her.
The water-works Company is taking
out the fountains on Main Street and put
ting In large cemented basins, which will
be mere convenient for watering stock.
Rev. a. @. Lison will preach at Roberts
o'clock. The friends Of the congregation
are cordially invited to attend the ser
vices.
J. +. MCGEE, auotioneer. has big con.
alignment of clothing and hats, which he
VIII sell at public outcry on Tuesday,
18th INST, at john O'Donnell's Store.
See advertisement.
]. L, Ifibble, Esq, has been quite sick
for q week or more. This morning we
learn that his condition Is slightly i'm
proved, and We hope he will soon be res
red 70 his usual health.
Rev, T. a. Garrett has moved his fam.
ily to this County, and is living in the
Eureka nection, about four miles east of
the city. It gives us pleasure to welcome
he and his family to our County.
The Baptists are rushing to completion
their new and handsome Church at Pei
zer. .chs Church lot was given to the
congregation by the Company, and crowns
the hill to the rear OF the Lyceum.
An effort is being made to erect monu-
ment 70 Ghe memory OF the late DR.. j. P.
Bmeltser, at Walhalla. DR.: emel,zer was
prontrent Lutheran minister and estab.
lished tho Walhalla Female College.
Chief Of Police Rose has arrested a me-
gro Of this city, MCGOWAN Harmon, as
anaweripg In name and description to an
escaped convict from the Georgia Peni-
kenisry. A reward Of 500 is offered for
him.
Mr.. Hartwsll NJ. Aver has bought out
the interest OF C. H. Prince in the Flor
ence (S o. 1lnass and row has full own
ership ana control OF the business. We
wish Hnccess to the paper under the new
management
Married, on Sunday morning, October
8, 1892, at 10 o'clock. at the Methodist
Parsonage. IN this city, by Rev. q. b.
Smith, Mr.. Joe Jones and Miss Annie
Brown, all of Anderson County. It was q
runaway match.
Cbarleston's Gala Week will open this
year on the 3lst Of October and close No
vember 9Th. It promises to be grand
and interesting occasion, and no doubt
will attract large crowd of visitors from
every section of the State.
Read G. 8. Minor d. Co.'S. new adver-
tisement. These gentlemen have pur-
chased the stock Of boots, shoes and no.
tions Of Cunningham Il Humphreys,
which they are closing out at prices that
will please you. See their goods.
s!I have two neighbors who borrow my
InTRLLIeENcER every week, said q good,
substantial farmer the other day, "and if
they don't subscribe for the paper the first
ofJanusry. I am going to send In their
names and have the paper sent to them."
Messrs. James E. Todd and Joe HAD
don, OF the Donalds section, Abbeville
County were selling cotton in the city the
6rst OF the week. They are extensive