The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-10-11

WEDNESDAY, OCT. II, 1899.
: Read G. M. Tollys new advertisement.
Fresh oysters are welcome visitors to the
city.
! Bill collectors around town did not
meet with much success last week.
DR.. Lander, of the Williamson Female
College, was in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. James F. Shumate, of Laurens, S.
c., is now in Anderson visiting his pa
rents.
Mr.. N. B. Sullivan is receiving the con.
gratulations of his friends. It's sweet
little girl.
Maj. E. 3. Murray went to Abbeville
yesterday to attend Court, which is in ses-
| sion there.
Judge Cox, baving gone TO the Worlds
Fair, will be absent from his office about
| two weeks.
McCully & Cathcart offer some desirable
city property for sale. See advertisement
| in another column.
The master advertises some valuable
tracts of land for sale. Read the adver-
tisements carefully.
Mrs. G. F. Jones will have Dime
Reading at her home on South Main Street
next Friday evening.
L. kol fall ~ ~ a.
good middling, 1915 to 8; good mid
ding, ~; middling, 7s.
Erskine College at Due West opened
last week with sixty-fve students more
than for three years past.
It is the general opinion that the cotton
crop of Anderson County will not exceed
two. thirds of an average crop.
Mitchell, the barber, is now occupying
the room recently vacated by the Express
Company in the Broyles building.
The demand for cotton seed seems to be
increasing, and there is lively competi-
tion in this city among the buyers.
Elberton (Ga) Star: "Miss Hillhouse,
of Anderson. s. c.. is visiting 10 Elberton,
the guest of Mr.. Bruce and family.
It is only four weeks until the State
Fair in Columbia, and we want to see An
derson County well represented there.
So far the Anderson Dispensary ia doing
lively business. though some Of the pa
irons are kicking about the high prices.
Our young friend. T. W. McCarley, of
H. 10 roiI Iny, ,f
the city and is clerking for D. @. Brown
& Bro.
The round trip rates from Anderson to
the Worlds Fair Is S25 85. tickets limited
to fifteen days. This will be the last re-
duction.
The Mayors Court Monday morning
turned into the city treasury S43 as re-
suit of either dispensary or "blind tiger"
whiskey.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. c. c. Featherston went
to Laurens last Saturday to attend the
marriage of their sou, which took place
yesterday.
Miss May Cox, of Toney Creek. and
Miss Daisy Williams. of Greenville Coun-
ty. are spending the week in the city with
their frierd, Miss Corrie Poore.
Mr. Joe Bowden, who has been living in
California for several years ia visiting his
parents in this County. He will return to
his adopted home about Christmas.
DR.. F. L. Narramore, after pleasant
sojourn of several months at bis old home,
Rochester, N. Y, has returned to Ander-
son. His many friends are delighted to j
greet him.
The annual meeting Of the State Bible
Association will be held in Orangeburg on
Wednesday, October 25th, inst. The Rev.
DR.. Horn, of Charleston, will deliver the
annual address.
Miss Marion Taylor has gone to Colum-
bia to spend the next few months attend
ing the Presbyterian Female College.
We join her friends in wishing her a
pleasant sojourn there
J. L. Tribble, Esq, Judge and Mrs. w.
F. Cox, Mrs. s. M. Orr, M iss Ina Hill and
Miss Genie Benson, of this city, and Miss
Rosa Poore, of Bolton, left Monday after
noon to visit the Worlds Fair.
A woman's "no" means "yes."
A woman's don't" You may"
But when they say 'my dear, you must
They mean just what they say.
The religious meetings in the tent, near
the R & D. passenger depot, will continue
through this week, under the charge OF
| Rev. 81. s. Abbott. Rev. Mr.. Pickett has
gone to Ninety Six to conduct nesting.
Mr.. Will. Lesser left Anderson Monday
afternoon for Dardsnelle, Ark, where he
will engage in the mercantile business
with Cotton. Welch & Co. We join Willis
many friends in wishing him much suc-
cess in his new home.
The ladies' auxiliary society of Grace
(EpiscopaD Church will serve dinner and
refreshments on Tuesday of Court week.
The proceeds will be used for worthy
purpose, and we hope the ladies will be
literally patronized.
| The Baptist Sunday School in this city
will observe Mission Day next Sunday af.
ternoon at 4 o'clock. The exercises will
consist of songs, reoitations, responsive
readings and short address by the pastor.
The public is invited to attend.
The stars are always new to intelligent
observers. Venus is now the brilliant
evening star. Jupiter In all his majesty
may be seen rising above the Eastern
horizon between 8 and 10 o'clock. Some
of the finest consultations and fixod stars
are now visible from to II o'clock.
Andrew Williams, respectable young
negro, about % years of age, died in the
city last Saturday. He was buried Sun.
day afternoon from st. Paul's Baptist
Church, his remains being escorted to the
Church by the Colored Brass Band (of
which he was member), playing sacred
| music.
Mr. ]. 8. Fowler is now running an oil
delivery wagon in the city, and will sell
kerosene in any quantity at your door.
Customers can buy tickets or pay the
money for the oil. Listen for the sleigh
bells and you can tell when 1t is passing
| your house. This will no doubt prove
great con venience to his patrons.
This has been the best hay-growing and
hay.making season in years, and there has
been large crop harvested. With an
abundance of native grasses and soil aud
climate suited to the cultivation of all
others, there is no reason why our farmers
should not make their own forage and
also supply the demands in the towns.
Anderson County, VIZ venture to say,
has the champion cotton picker of this
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