The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-09-13

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LOCAL NEWS
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13, 1893.
Everybody in this County wants to see
late fall.
Middling cotton is quoted this morning
at73 cents.
Chickens and eggs are in demand at
good prices.
A bale or two of cotton is seen 90 the
streets nearly every day.
Anderson is full of marriageable girls,
s and they are all lovely, too.
The Court OF General Sessions convenes
at Plckens G. H. aext Monday.
Mrs. w. R. Zimmerman. of this city, is
: visiting relatives at Westminster.
Misa Alice Harris, Of Townville, is Wis
iting friends in the city this week.
Miss Donnie McCarley. of Townvillc, is
visiting friends and relatives in the city.
Mr.. D. s. Maxwell and family returned
last Saturday from their mountain home.
Ifthere is not marriage or two in An
derson this fall, we will be nightly mis-.
taken.
a local weather prophet predicts that we
will have no settled weather until after the
s 21st inst.
No service in the Presbyterian Church
! next Sunday OF account of the absence of
the pastor.
Mr.. T. q. .Shearer offers his valuable
plantation of 622 acres for sale. See his
advertisement.
Persons indebted to Mr.. John O'Don-
nell should read his advertisement in an
other column.
Cotton picking viii soon begin in earn.
est, and the people will no doubt lay aside
politics for awhile.
Vacation is about over, and the boys and
girls are getting ready to resume their
studies at College.
Master GINS. Sullivan, Mrs. J. R. vandi-
ver and Miss Lois Watson have gone to
the Worlds Fair.
We are indebted to Mr.. G. f. Bigby for
samples of his cigars. Ifyou enjoy good
smoke, try his cigars.
Messrs o. Z. seybt, J. g. Cunningham
1 and PIX. McCully have returned home
from the Eastern markets.
s3 Mira. J. z. Nevitt, of Fairfield County,
is in the city visiting relatives. She is q
lister Of Mrs. David Crosby.
The Sun says Miss Minnie Burriss and
Miss Fleda Sullivan, of this County, are
visiting friends in Hartwell.
Mrs. w. 81. Frierson, who has been Wis.
{ fting her sister, Mrs.. Sullivan, at Elber.
ton, Ca, has returned home.
The merchants are displaying their new
s fall goods. Watch our columns and you
will kno. where to get bargains.
There is large crop of muscadines and
persimmons, and the 'possum will soon
/ be racking by the light of the moon.
We now have only one train day over
the Savannah Valley Road. It leaves
/. here at 8 q. N. and returns at 7.S0 p. m.
The negroes of Anderson are doing
their duty in contributing to the relief of
their people on the islands of thesea coast.
Mr.. L. p. Smith scored another success
In his excursion last Thursday from
Ninety Six to Clemson College via Green
willie.
johnson. the barber. has moved his
shop three doors down Whitner street
from his % stand, next tothe Auditors
office.
To the friends of the NrELL1aENcER
the Latch string of the Office door is always
on the outside Call and make yourself at
home
Mr.. Z. a. seel is fitting up shooting
gallery ne;rt door 10 his place of business,
and it will be opened to the public in a
few days.
Mr.. Earle q. Dodd is in the city visiting
his parents. Ele was summoned home on
account OF the illness of his mother, who
is very sick.
MI. A. B. Towers and daughter, Miss
Annie Belle, who have been visiting rele-
tives at Rome and Marietta, Ga, returned
home last week.
Mr.. W. A. Moorhead is spending this
week at Calhoun Falls putting up one of
Munger-s improved ginning outfits for
Norwood Bros.
Rev. O. L. Martin, Of che First Baptist
Church, has returned to Anderson, having
spent the most Of his vacation at his old
home in Virginia.
Miss Pearl Smith and Miss Kate Bell,
two Of Walhalla's popular young ladies,
are spending several days ia the city with
Mrs. NJ. a.. Dean.
Our young friend, r E. Ligon, looks
as happy ss if he had just took ride on
the big Ferris Wheel at the Worlds Fair.
It's ten-pound boy.
Ensign N. A. McCully, of the United
States Navy, now stationed at Washing
ton, D. O., came home last week to attend
the funeral Of his father.
Brownlee & Yandiyers have new ad-
vertisement in another column, and 1t
win do you good to read what they say
and then give them a call.
Bring your cotton to Anderson and you
will get the best prices for 1t and at the
same time buy your fall and winter goods
at prices that will please you.
We look for q rise in the cotton market