The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-11-16

LOCAL. NEWS
"WEDNESDAY, NOV. is, 1892.
Our old Democratic rooster is still crow.
ing.
The business men generally report col
lections very good.
Mr.. A. E. Gonzales, Of the State, was in
the city a few days ago.
We hope our farmers will SOW an
abundance of fsmall grain.
You have only thirty days more in
which to pay your taxes.
The Court Of General Sessions convened
In Greenville last Monday.
Anderson County is very well repre-
scented at the State Fair this week.
It is not yet too late to SOW barley
patch. It will pay you to have one.
Z The beautiful chrysanthemums now
adorn the many flower yards il the CITY,.
True Democrats are jubilant over their
success, while the spurious article has the
dries
Mrs. DR.. Burt Mitchell, of Westminster,
! ts in the city visiting her mother, Mrs.
Bewiey.
II Thursday, oath inst. is Thanksgiving
Day. Every body should observe 1t in the
right way.
Messrs. Julian w. Bruce and D. P.
sti hoprov ado heatv trim to piokonq
last week.
77 The regular communion service will be
held in the Presby yterian Church nextSu
& clay morning.
Messrs. w. f. Leo, Of Piedmont, aud W.
@. Garrett, Of Pelzer, gave Us pleasant
call this morning.
Augusta has big Democratic jubilee
Z tonight. Several of our citizens have
gone down to participate in it.
DR.. Pickens and his daughter, Miss Con-
yers, were in the city last Monday trans
3 acting business and shopping.
Persons who have deeds and mortgages
In the Clerks Office should read Col. Trib-
ble's notice in another column.
Mr.. A. 8. Stephens handles splint coal,
which he is Offering to the public at low
price. See his advertisement.
q. Through trains run now. between Wal.
s halla and Charleston, over the South Car
DINA Railroad from Columbia.
Mr.. Chas. M. Buchanan offers some
valuable property for SALE in Rock Mills
: Township. See advertisement.
n n A.. 1Lnya-
raphers, can fix you up nice Christmas
present. See their advertisement.
With few exceptions, there is not a
white man in Anderson County who
voted for Weaver who is brave enough to
acknowledge it.
There were good many sinners before
his Honor, Mayor Tolly, last Monday
lars better off in consequence.
Mr.. Chas. NJ. Sherrard, of Corner Town
ship, has rented Mr.. +. 81. Won Haslen's
place, just beyond the Western limits Of
the city and la few days ago moved there.
Mr.. w. w. Phillips, one of Brusby
Creeks most substantial and clever citi.
zens, was In the city last Thursday, aud
was welcome visitor to the IRTKLLrGEK-
CER office.
ReY. O. L. purant requests US to say
that the final Stewards meeting OF the
& West Anderson Circuit will be held at
Starr on tomorrow (Thursday), ct
O'clock p. m.
DR.. J. p. Anderson has gone to his
home in Ninety-Six to attend the mar.
riage Of his sister, Miss Matte, to Rev. A.
j. Cauthen, Jr., son OF the Presiding Ell
der, Rev. A. j. Cauthen.
Mr.. R. Il. Groves, the genial manager
ny,s Office in this city, discharged his du-
ties well in furnishing our people with
the election bulletins last week.
1t an informal meeting of the new
Board Of County Commissioners last Fri
day, Mr.. w. T. McGill was elected Clerk
ofthe Board, and Mr.. P. F. King Steward
ofthe County Home for the poor.
Mr.. H. M. Tate secures the prize Of $500,
E which Orr & Slcan offered for the largest
turnip produced from seed purchased Of
them. His turnip weibged seven pounds
and eleven ounces. Who can beat it?
We are told that certain young lady of
this County has made one hundred dol
lars this year by raising chickens for the
market She is worth seeking by some
fellow who Is OF the hunt of good wife.
In another column We publish an ap-
peal from the Thornwell Orphanage, one
Of the noblest institutions in our whole
country. We hope you will read it, and,
Raymond, infant son Of Mr.. W. g. Lee,
died in this city on Tuesday morning, 9Th
inst, at 8 o'clock. He was sick two
weeks with pneumonia. The remains
were carrisd to Dorchester Church and
buried.
q. F. Merritt, son of James II. Merritt,
died at the home of his father in Brushy
Creek Township, last Friday. He was 10
years of age, and was member of Sloan
Baptist Church, where his remains were
buried Saturday.
The cotton receipts have been large for
the last few days, and this morning the
streets ara again crowded with the staple.
The prices are as follows: strict good
middling, 81; good middling, 9s; mid
ding, 81.
John MCGEE. who lives on the planta-
tion OF W. r. McAdams, near Antreville,
ADOSHtll6 COQuLy, WE SuOL huu stElOuoAy
wounded last Thursday night. We have
not learned the particulars. It Is not
known who did the shooting.
Rev. Calvin Pressly. OF Generostee, was
IL, the city short while en- Tuesday. He
was returning home from q months
visit to relatives and friends in Tennessee
ard Mississippi. He hal not seen some
OF his brothers IN fifteen years.
!.
The Postof6ce IL the bright and particr-
lar jewel that quite number of our fell
Iow-citizens desire. There are eight or ten
names mentioned for the position. We
suggest that the one who will agree to
give Us free delivery be endorsed for the
poaition.
The Darlington Herald, Of the 9th inst,
says: 1.-THE residence on Mr. G. s. McCul.
iough's place, just over the creek, was
burned down at o'clock on Friday
morning. The origin Of the fire is un-
known. The insurance was 81 ,200." Mr..
McCullough's friends in Anderson Coun-
ty will regret to hear of his loss.
It is estimated that 100000 changed
hands as the result Of betting on the out
CONS of the presidential election. IF that