The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-11-02
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Tho oysters afer,pe now, sure.

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2, 1892.
9hd oysters afe.r,pe now, sure.
cove no man anything" saith tho
Good Book.
Next Tuesday is election day. Let
every Democras do his duty.
Miss, Mamie Nicholson has gone to
Chester, 8. O., to spend awhile.
Read what Messrs. Taylor & Crayton
have to say In their new. advertisement.
Next Monday ia Salesday. Consider
able property will besold atpublic ontcry.
Hon. silas Johnstone, of Newberry, has
been ,risiting his son, DR.. A.,P. Johnstone,
In thiscity.5,
Miss Jessie Trowbridge went over to
ElbeIton, Ga, last week to visit her sister,
Mrs. Pickens.
Miss Theo. Chandler, Of Banks County,
Ga. is in the city visiting her aunt, Mrs.
a. 8. Stephens.
Dr.. Pickens, OF Pendleton, was in the
city Last week as witness IN Court in the
Keels Cummings case.
A. w. Pickens, agent and trustee. has
postponed the sale Of the Clardy lands to
22nd inst. See advertisement.
According to the Comptroller, Generals
4 returns, there are only 4. 166 names on the
poll tax list OF Anderson County.
We are requested to announce that the
3 publit, schools OF Pendleton. Township
will open next Monday, 7th inst.
ldr. D. A. Geer, Of the firm OF Geer
Bros, OF Bolton, spent Sunday night In
tho city with his brother, Mr.. w. A. Geer.
Keith Provost, 1s-year-old son of Mr.
J.. ". Provost, Of this city, has been very
sick for several days, and his recovery is
doubtful.
Cotton is quoted this morning as fol.
lows Strict good middling, "a; good
miadiing E65; strict middling, z 9-6;
middling, u.
lGessrs. 8. Z. Eskew, s. N. Brown and
S w. II. McGill. of this County, were reg
istered at the Markham House, in Atlanta,
Ga, last Thursday.
Ga5ley 1ncSSGlgefs AlsS NOra Sultn,
charming young lady Of Brushy Creek,
Anderson County, visited friends and rel
atiyes in Easley. this week."
liies Lena Cox, of Gainesville, Ca, and
Mrs Stella Mitchell, Of Bolton, 8. O.,
have been spending few days in the city
vita their friend, Miss Corrie Poore. :.
The ladies' Of Dean will have an oyster
mn ru r off of q
O'Clock, In the old Watt house, near the
Church, for the benefit OF the Church.
lfTs. d. O.. Herrick, who has been
speeding the summer with relatives in
Vermont, returned home last Thursday,
s and waa warmly greeted by her friends.
1Er. j. .R. Earle, formerly of Fair Play,
isnow one OF the editors and proprietors
s Of the Gainesville (Ga.) Eagle, one OF our
mo1t valued exchanges from the Empire
State. I'D
lisa Mamie Hardness, Of this County,
has be,n elected teacher at Means Chapel,
In Abbeytlle County. Her patrons will
! be spleased with her, for she is q capable
J, teacher.
S., Prof w. W. Browns litsle book, elbow
the Vi,tory WIS Won" which details the
incidents Of the campaign Of 1876, is now
on sale at the book store Of Messrs. G. w.
Fant IL Son.
sRsv.T. b. Stewart passed through An
deron last week on his way home to visit
his parents at Generostee. Rev. Mr..
! Stewart has been preaching in Tennessee
= for the past year.
- Mr.Y,T. N. Brosdwell, who has been liv-
ing 1t Critic, Ga, for a yesr orso, gave Us
call Monday He has come back to
Caroline, and is again living at his old
home near Moseley.
D,. 81. n. Orr returned last week from
Baltimore, where he has been under
trea;m ant for his eyes. he has been
greatly benefited. and we hope will soon
be able to resume his practice.
onr. old friend, Mr.. W. f. Wyatt, one
Of BrJshy Creeks best citizens, was in
the Gt,Y last week and gaYe us q pleasant
call. lnr. Wyatt has been subscriber to
the 1NTELIIaHNCER ever since Its first
number.
Every man who participated in the
Democratic primaries is In honor bound
to support the nominees OF the pa ty at
the polls next T1esday. II he votes for
tklo 4a4u 6dIby OT 1kopuOkiCAu uOm1u6So,
he commits perjury.
Mr.. w. F. Lee Is the duly authorized
agent for the INTELLIaENoER at Pied
mont, 8. G. Persons at that place who
are indebted to us may make payment to
Mr.. Lea, who will also take pleasure in
forwarding new subscriptions.
Mesrs. Dean, Geer & Moore handed in
their now advertisement too late to appear
this week. LOOK out for It next week,
butin The meantime remember they keep
general stock Of merchandise, which
theysell at low prices. Give them call.
The sportsmen can now open fire on
game birds without the fear of the law be-
fore their eyes. Landowners who do not
wish their premises hunted over can
prosecute, for trsspass any persons who
enter their possessions without permis-
sion.,
An entertainment for the benefit of the
Ladies Working Society of the Baptist
Church will be given on Friday evening,
{th inst. at 7.30 o'clock, at the residence
OF Mr.. VIM. Laughlip, on North Main
Street. Admission, 10 cents. Refresh
ments will be served.
AAS..SAos A1Soo0A W W. hnVO q Low ooFC1.
tisement on this page, and you should read
it carefully. They have received their
second lot Of seasonable goods, and it will
do you good to call and see their stock and
gettheir prices. They have many special
bargains for the ladies'.
The gecretary Of State granted charter
TO the Anderson County Hedge Fence
Company Of this city. The corporators
are W. g. Watson, B. Frank Mauldin, J.
L. Tribbls and r. 8. Ligon. The capital
stock is .as usual with such companies.
Officers and directors have been elected.
Mr., John T.. Arnold. Jr.. OF Athens,
Ga, and Miss Annie B. Oliver, of Sloan,
Ga. are to be married at the home Of the
bride this "Wednesday afternoon. The
happy couple will come to this city and
on tomorrow night will be rendered re-
ception at the home Of the groom's pa
rents.
Mr. Alex. Simpson. who we mentioned
last week as having been struck in the
head with an axe by his wife, was still
living this morning, and his condition