The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-10-19

7 LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 10, 1892.
Now Is the time to lay in your winters
supply of wood and coal.
The farmers say there will be big crops
ofsmau grain sowed this fall.
Col. John B. Patrick went to Savannsh
on Tuesday on business trip.
Special excursion rates on railroad to
Fair at Seneca, October 26th and 9th.
Look for the partial eclipse of the sun
tomorrow between IL and o'clock.
The examination of teachers for the
public schools takes place next Saturday.
Capt, Alex. MoBee, the genial represen-
tative of the Atlantic Coast Line, is in the
city.
The opossum season is at hand, but the
hunters report the little animals very
poor,
County Treasurer Payne is now on bis
round through the County collecting
taxes.
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Up to Tuesday nigh the total receipts
of cotton in this market for this season
we're e,s76 bales.
Mr.. Henry A. Williams, Master Of
trains on the g. & G. r. r. and branches,
Wasin the city Tuesday.
We learn that several citizens Of Ander-
SON County contemplate going West this
sFa1 ifHvH nm yyf
It is the general opinion Of the farmers
that there will be but. little cotton to pick
after the first Of November.
Mr.. J. L. Glenn, who has been sick for
several weeks, is now convalescing. We
wish hima speedy recovery.
"A bunt:h of keys was picked up on De.
pot street Tuesday. The owne-. can get
them by calling at this Office.
tion, spent last Friday in the city, and paid
y his respects TO the IaTELIIaEsoER.
Don't forget to pay what you can on
your subscription to- the INTELLIaENCER
s. when you coma 10 town with cotton.
Our venerable townsman, Mr.. Henry
-
Hpend the fall and winter with relatives.
The, Ocones Fair Association will have
q, Btosk and poultry show at Seneca on
Wednesday and Thursday, 28th aud 9th
inst.
Chief Rose and his officers came out in
new uniforms last Sunday, and, as they
arc fine looking men, presented fine ap-
pearance.
Court tezlns next Monday morning.
Jurors, witnesses and every other person
Who lias business In the Court should be
on hsnd promptly.
Cotton seed Is bringing good price
and there Is lively competition in buying
y In Anderson. They reached twenty cents
bus|hel sfew days ago.
McGee q Dillingham; have just received
Z q car load Of fine brood mares, which they
propose to sell at the lowest possible
figures. Call and see them.
Mr. Tom. Hewin, who has been con-
fined DO his bed for several weeks with
severe attack Of fever, is able to be out
again, though he Is yet quite feeble.
Mesas Byrum q Kennedy, contractors,
brick building for Mr.. G. w. FAINT. in the
& rear OF his store, facing the railroad.
Mayor Tolly had fifteen cases on his
: docket Monday morning. Twelve of
them were tried, and as result about
fifty dollars were added to the city treas
ury.
Mr. A. N. Sanders, who moved from
this County to Arkansas about ten years
ago, Is now here visiting friends and rela-
tives. His old friends are glad to greet
him again.
Aaron Is The name of new postoface
That has been established at the home of
OF the city, on the ror te from Easley to
Anderson.
The Presbyterian Synod Of South Caro-
lina met In Abbeville Tuesday. Rev. D.
e. Efieson, d. D., and Col. J. w. Norris
are representing the Presby terrain Church
Z ofthb city.
Messrs. G. F. Tolly & Son, Of this city,
! ale furnishing The handsome new hotel at
s Calhoun Falls. Several other houses put
In bids, but the bid Of the Messrs. Tolly
Was the lowest.
Mr. w. r. McAdams and his bright
and pretty little daughters, Marie and
Benlnh, OF Antreville, were in the city
& last Saturday, and gave the INTELIIaEN-
( CER arpleassnt call.
The State Convention of the Baptist de.
nomination la South Carolina will meet
With The Aiken Baptist Church, Aiken, 8.
c., Wednesday night before the first Sun.
day In December, 1892.
n Tho price of cotton has been little off
j the past week, but this morning the price
is advancing. The prices quoted as fol-
s 50Wss Strict middling, 7s; good mid
ding, a strict good middling u g.
DEAN West Traylor, infant son Of Mr..
"A. A.. TraYlor, died in Augusta, Ca, last
Friday morning, aged thirteen months.
The little ones remains were brought to
Deans, g. c., on Saturday and inferred.
The Hartwell (Ga.) Su. entered its six
teenth volume with its last issue. The
and hopes it may continue to grow
brighter as it grows c,der. Here's to you,
brother McGill.
The County Alliance met in the Court
House last Friday, and was attended by
ADOut e6Senty.nVe QeleGat9s. Ul6trlcG
Lecturer, Jos. L. Keitt, of Newberry, was
present and, we are informed, made 8
thorough Third Party speech.
In ths advertisement OF the Judge Of
Probate's Sale OF the lands OF Ivy G. Low
there is an error in the terms of sale. It
should read, .'terms Of sale, cash" instead
OF sone-half cash." The error will be
corrected in the advertisement next week.
Tia Clifton Plant, the official organ OF the
South Carolina State Alliance, has been
leased to ]. w. Bowden, the Third Party
manager, for term Of years. The d.
rectors have issued an address stating that
this sctlon In the Issult solely Of business
considerations.
Pickens Sentinel: sMr. Harper, Of lola,
Anderson County. has bought out DR..
Chapmsp, ofSix Mile, and will move to
this County. We are glad to gain such
citizens as Mr., Harper, and Mrs. Harper's
many friends will be glad to welcome her
back to Pickens County"
~. Tue three story hotel at Calhoun
Fal1e which hag inst been lompleted has