The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-10-26
Col. j. q. Earle, of Greenville, is in the

WEDNESDAY, OCT. IS. 1892.
Col. j. q. Earle, OF Greenville, is in the
city.
The city is kept well supplied with fresh
The first white frost Of this season wss
seen this morning.
The Seneca Stock Show takss places to-
day and tomorrow.
The girlu say they are sorry the soda
water season Is over With.
Mr.. J. p. Brsdberry of the Fair P lay
section gave us call Saturday.
Ths public schools in District No. IA
will open on Monday, November 7th.
Miss Victor Nardin is visiting her ais-
ter, Mrs. D. J. Simpson, at Toccos, Ga.
Rumor says one of our popular baohe-
lore is going to take unto himself vile.
II takes three or four extra freight
trains week TO carry tho cotton away
from Anderson.
The cotton quotations to-day are: strict
good middling, 1915; good middling u
70 u; middlinl', 7s.
4. N. Stewart and C. n. Rice, United
States prisoners, vera trausferred nom the
lPickens to the Anderson Jsil laat week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Catlstt, after an ALB
tcencs Of sovsrsl months in North Caro-.
lima and Tennessee, have returned to the
city,
Persons having claims against the Coun-
+ " should file them with the Clerk on or
by the 1st Of November. See advertise
{ Insnt.
Mr.. L. 81. Carlisle, the efficient agent Of
the r. g. D. 3. b, at Ninety-6ix, spent
Sunday in the city visiting his father and
family.
The timo for paying taxes expires on
the 18th of December. But the best time
: to pay Jour taxes Is whom yoo have the
money.
Ali Democrats should be looking up
their registration certificates, tor they are
duty bound to vote for the nominees Of
the party. :
3umbei Of subscribem have settled
their accounts with the INTKLL1aENoBR
tfiis week. Others are invited to follow
the good example.
# sRsY. 8. J. Cowan, the evangelist, has
pitched his tent on Mr.. B. B. Davis' land,
rear Sandy Springs, and will conduct
8 meeting there Tor two weeks.
ss:sss SNrs.rs e. tL.SsSir.o -La~ .o,.u ,,s,J,
s:iould be sowed In order to secure the
bsst results, OF which there il not the
slightat danger Of producing an over
crop.
II You want 10 indulge in good hearty
langh 60 and see the Georgis Mjnstrels in
the Opera House to morrow night. Tick
cts are on sale at Jas. P. Gossett & Co.'S.
Store.
Messrs. w. r. Crowther, j. W. Little
and w. J.. Taylor, Of Antrevllle, were in
the city last week with cotton, and were
welcome visitors to the IaTELL1aENoER
) sanctum.
The r. & D. r. r. will cell round trip
tickets to the Gala Week in Charleston
next week 81. $3.50. This is low rate,
and should induce large crowd to 20 to
Cnafieaton.
sDastitiousn Is the name of a yery
large and handsome flower that has been
pressnted to the INTELLIaENcER by Mrs.
& Ellen McGrath. It is new flower In
this section.
The long dry season We have had has
maele cotton open in hurry, and 1t is
nearly all gathered. The weather this fall
has been extremely favorable to the farm
ers for gathering.
Our young friend, Willie Carlisle, las
accepted the position Of telegraph opera
tor at the r. & D. depot at Abbeville.
The people Of Abbeville will find Willie
clever, upright young man.
The receipts of cotton last week were
~ 1,57S bales. This makes total for the
season, up to Saturday night, of 1858
bales. or 1854 balea ahead OF last season
flrlthe same length Of time.
Only little over two months OF leap
~ yeai are LETT In which the girls can work.
II they are still single when the new year
comes in-well; they'll have to wait for
The boys TO "pop the question"
Now that the airls are beginning to
wear suspenders, perhaps they will begin
4, realize after awhile how absolutely es-
sentfal to mans comfort 1t is that those
peslsy buttons should be kept sewsd on.
APockst Book was found on last Sat
urday, October 18th, ON the road leading
from Anderson to Shirley's Store with
BUM OF money in 1t, which the owner can
get by calling at this Office and proving
property.
The friends of Mrs. P. F. King, who has
been quite sick for several months, will
be flad to learn that she Is now conva.
Iesc1Dg, and her physician expresses the
opirl1on she will soon be restored to her
usual health.
WILL r. Hubbard invites the thousands
OF readers of the IHTELL1aEKCER to visit
his place Of business and he will show
them some Of the prettiest goods in his
line their eyes ever beheld. Read his ad-
vertisament.
Messrs. D. 8. Maxwell & Son have lust
received fine lot of cigars, cheroots and
sGogies from the American Cigar Factory,
samples Of which we have had the pleas.
9, ulre OF testing. Go and try them, and you
Will enjoy fine smoke.
Odr old friend, Mr.. VIM. Whitfield,
ohio lives on tho upper edge Of the Coun-
~, near Fair Play, paid bis annual visit
70 the 1NFELLIGENCER office last Friday.
lie says he can't get along without the
INrrLLIGENUER at his home.
Married. on Wednesday, October 10th,
1892, at the residence Of the brides grand.
snother. ut Storeville, by Rsv. w. F. Pear
con, Rev. ". G. Ewart, Of Lancaster, 8.
O., and Niss Lucia W., only daughter.of
Hr. Jas. A. Reid, of this city.
Mr. L. E. Hall, clever young gentle
tnsn and energetic farmer OF tho Iva SEQ
tlon, was among the many visitors to our
Esnctum last Saturday. Mr.. Hall is ono
OF the IHTEILIGESoER's best friends and
one OF Its most prompt paying subscribers.
Col. J. 9. Haynie, who has been corfn-
cd to his bed so long. is, we are glad to
ssy. able to be ont sgain, but he Is yet
quite feeble. He rode up to ths city last
week, and bis fnends were glad to greet
him. We hope he may continue to i'm
prove.
Our genial neighbor, the Pickens sents-
nsl, has just celebrated Its twenty.first an
niyersary. Bro. Boggs is giving his
patrons bright, interesting paper, and II