The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-10-05

LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 5, 1892.
The Circuit Court convened In Wal
halla last Monday.
See what Orr & Sloan have to say in their
new advertisement.
Be sure to read Jones, Seybt & Co.'S.
new advertisement
Mrs. W. M. Osborne has gone to New.
berry to spend faw weeks with relatives.
Mr.. Giroud E. Hammond is in tho city
recuperating after season of hard work.
Revs. II. @. Fennel and R. c. Ligon
were In the city for few hours last Tues
day.
Ths man who refuses to pay his just
debts ia too cowardly to steal in any other
way.
Maj. B. f. whitner has number of
fine residence lots for sale. See his adver-
tisement.
Three or four weddings are booked to
take place in Anderson within the next
few weeks.
Cotton quotations to-day are as follows !:
Strict good middling u good middling,
~ middling, ~.
Last Wednesday afternoon Master Scott
Murray fall from a shed and unfortunately
broke his LEFT arm.
Mesers. w. J. Craig and w. A. Ander.
s son, Of the P. r. q W. C. R. R., spent
Monday in the city.
Wilhite & Wllhite are offering certain
cure for whooping cough. Read their
special notice in another column.
E Messrs. Sanborn & Francis have secured
good. photograph Of Wilson, the wife
murderer. It was taken in his cell.
Mr.. John Murdock, clever citizen Of
d the Antreville section, paid the INTELLI-
aENCER q pleasant call last Saturday.
& EStarr Alliance will meet on the 9Th day
October at 2p. m. Full attendancs desir-
81. J. G. HAMLIN, Sec.
Mr.. A. B. Howell, of the Pendleton Sec
tion, has In his possession copy Of the
old Anderson Gazette, printed forty years
ago.
A number Of cases were tried in the
Mayors Court on Monday last and $45
were turned into the city treasury as the
result.
Misses Hermsne Smith, Annie Patrick
and Lille FAINT have gone to Greenville to
resume their studies IN the Greenville Fe-
male College.
Il Miss Anna Scott and Miss Clara Os.
borne have returned to Columbia to re-
sumo their studies in the Columb bia Fe-
/ male College.
Cali and give ~ the news when you
h1ye any. It will be highly appreciated,
4 AI it will enable us to get ont much
more readable paper.
Bring your cotton to Anderson, farm
ers. Our buyers will pay you more for 1t
and sell you goods cheaper than any
where else in the State.
Mrs. Gny T. Grove, who ha. been sew
elal weeks In Walhalla, has returned
homa. Her friends are glad to know that
4 her health has improved.
Capt. Walden, the popular Conductor
4 ON the 8. v. r r., has moved his family
to Anderson. Under the new schedule
his train lays over here at night.
Ws will be grateful for any item Of
newG that our friends could give US.
3 Don't think we would think you officious,
your favor wonld be appreciated.
Gov. Tillmsn has appointed Capt. D. z.
Norris as one of the delegates to attend
s5the National Farmors' Congress, which
u meets at an early date in the West.
People should bear In mind that even
ing services In the city Churches begin
d now q. 7.S0 o'clock sharp, and they should
I be In their pews promptly at that hour.
It Is unlawful 70 shoot partridges dur
sfng October. The shooting time runs
from November to April 1. Those vio-
lating the law will be in danger of indict-
I ment.
Mr.. ". G. Andraw has determined to
! move to Elberton, Ga, to engage In bust.
4 ness. Mr. Andrew Is good oitizsn, and
\ We roget to zee he and his family leave
Anderson.
Onr young friend, Lawrence Parker, Of
this city, has gone to Abbevilie, where he
z has accepted q position with Messrs.
Heath6 Co., the leading mercantile firm
OF that town.
Miss Jane Ransom, who has been
spending the past twelve months in Neck.
lsnburg County, N. G., hs, returned to
the home of her brother, Mr.. VIM. Ran.
som, in this County.
s'The Palmetto State" is the name of a
new cigar which Messrs. A. N. Todd Il
Co. sre handling. Try them and you will
agree with us that thare is not . better
b-csnt cigar In the city.
This weather is just as pretty as 1t can
be fof the opening cotton, and 1t gives the
bese opportunity for gathering it free from
dirt and trash. And the best Of all is that
/ Che staple is going up in price.
Messrs. Moss d jackson, who had the
contract for building the hotel at Calhoun
Falls, aompleted their work last week and
have returned home. The hotel is neatly
6nished and substantial building.
All the members OF Dorchester Church
are requested to attend meeting at the
Church on the third Saturday Irregular
meeting day) to transact some important
business in reference to the welfare Of the
Church.
The work Of tearing down the old front
Of tho Baptist Church began Monday
morning. The erection Of ths new front
will be pushed as rapidly as possible,
The work is being superintended by Mr.,
@. II. Guest. - -.
Tho following gentlemen have been sp,
pointed 0mmissioners Of Election for
Anderson County State-W. 81. Glenn,
a. L. Welch and James r. Anderson
Federal-H. 81. Gray, J. NJ. Smith and
H. L. Mcdonald
A Western editor writes: Our wife Is
following the fashion and wearing sus-
pendsrs. She's been wearing the other
things e.sr since We were married, and
the wonder il she never thought Of the
suspenderS befors
Miss Amelia Brown and Miss Leila
Ruasell have returned to Due West to re-
sums their position in the Female College,
which opened It's fall session Monday.
Misses Lille and Lucy Lewis accompa-
nied them. to continue their studies there.
4 few weeks ago, in mentioning the
ead accident which caused the death Of
s Mr. John F. Brown, We stated that it WAS
reported he was under the il duenoe Of
WhiSkey at thS time. This report WAS