The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-11-08

day.
Cabbage are plentiful and cheap in this
market.
The forests in the country are fast turn
Ing yellow.
Mr.. c. Arlington Milford, of Abbeville,
was in the city Monday.
We bad a pleasant call Monday from
DR.. W. W. Wilson, OF Williamson.
Maj E. B Murray spent yesterday in
Spartan burg on professional business.
Mr.. J. NJ Cox, Of Toney Creek. made a
flying visit to the city one day last week.
Mr.. r. C. Webb went to Atlanta last
Monday to attend to some private busi-
ness.
The city butchers are supplying their
patrons with little pork, but it is high in
price.
Disteuper has caused the death of a
number of cattle In Oconee County re-
osntly.
Auditor Boleman has purchased lot on
East Orr street, and will soon erect a
house thereon.
Lieut.. and Mrs. T. @. Donaldson, Of
Clemson College, spent Saturday and Sun
day In the city.
It is Just three weeks until We have the
State Baptist Convention With us. The
attendance will be large.
Hon. George Johnstone, of Newberry,
spent day or two Ia the city last week
on professional business.
Anderson County is going to be well
which opens next Tuesday.
Messrs. Webb d Webb have nice line
Of citron, currants, raislns, &C., which
they are offering very cheap.
Anderson ia paying more for cotton
than any town or city In the State, judg-
ing from the quotations in other markets.
Up to the lat inst the And erson Dis
pensary had been in operation only twen-
ty.two days, and its sales in that time ag.
gregated 81. .853.S3.
Among the many friends we had the
pleasure OF greeting Salesday was w. +.
NJ FAINT, Esq. of the Fork, who is as fat
and as jolly as ever
Abbeville Medium, "James A. Pruitt.
prosperous farmer and leading citizen tf
Anderson County, was In town on Mop-
day on personal business"
Messrs. J. L. FAINT Il Bro, Of this city,
are Wholesale dealers in oranges, and are
prepared to supply retail dealers. Read
their advertisement In another column.
Blipdfold two boys and put them on the
kitchen floor with bowl of dry bran be.
tween them. Let them try to feed each
other with spoon and see how they make
out.
The knights o. Pythias OF this city will
have their annual banquet at the Hotel
Chiquola next Friday night. and the oc-
casion will no doubt De a most interesting
one.
Mr.. Henry A., Williams, the efficient
master of trains on tue G. Il G. r. R
was in the city last week. Henry, like
his clever father, makes friends wherever
he goes
The present year will have 5S Sundays,
beginning and ending on that day of the
week How often does this occur, and
what are the rnles for ascertaining the ex.
act years?
Messrs. Webb q Webb have presented US
with samples Of their large stock of cigars,
for which We return THANKS. Give them
call when you want some fine cigars at a
low price.
DR.. 8. NJ. Orr went to Greenville last
Sunday afternoon to visit bis brother. Col.
Jas L. Orr, who has been sick for two
weeks or more. We wish the Colonel
speedy recovery.
Hon. Whit. L Broyles, of Seneca, has
been spending few days In the city visit
ing his daughters. Mrs. Baker and Mrs.
Crayton. Old Father Time Is dealing
gently with him.
The Rough and Ready Flremen, Of this
city will enter the contest at the Augusta
Exposition on Colored Firemen's Day.
The Anderson boys will make it lively
for their competitors.
First old darkey-"Dis yer walkin' tor
get Strengthened up when yer feels rocky
is tough Remedies is alters wuss dan de
diseases" Second old darkey-"Yes,
'ceptin in snake bites."
Hon. B. F. Crayton is among the Wis.
itors from Anderson County at the State
Fair this week. He never fails to attend
the Fair, and always takes great interest
in making it a success.
Oconee News "Col. John R. Cochran
haB sold to State Commissioner Trailer
1912 gallons of his fine corn whiskey.
Col. Cochran's liquors are pronounced the
best made In the State"
Our venerable friend, Mr.. o. H. P.
FAINT, of Pendleton, has been spending
few days in the city. He has recently
sold his fine plantation near PendletoD,
and expects to move to Seneca.
Easley Democrat: "Alarried, at the
residence OF B. D. Garvin, on the 23rd of
October, Mr.. Z. p. (Bing) ME- and Mrs.
Jane Cantral, both Of Anderson County,
B. D. Garvin, T. j., officiating"
Willie Carlisle, who has beeR in charge
of the telegraph Office Of the r. & D. r. B.
at Abbeville, has returned to Anderson,
his home, and is now in charge of the tels.
graph Office at the r. & D. depot.
We regret exceedingly to hear of the
death of Mrs. McBryde. the beloved wife
of Rev. John T. McBryde, which occurred
at her home near Pendleton last Saturday
morning. We have no particulars.
Cotton is quoted as follows this morn
ing: Midlding, 70; strict middling, " |;
good middling, IL; strict good mid
ding, 8. Tie total receipts in this mar
ket for the season are about 10, 600 bales.
We In vite your attention TO the new ad.
vertisement Of Brown, Osborne q Co., in
which they call especial attention to their
large stock of Ferris Good Sense Corset
waists, OF all sizes. Call and see them, Ia
dies.
Salesday attracted large crowd to the
city, and the merchants had about all they
could attend to throughout the day. Con-
siderable real estate was sold at public out
cry, but the prices did not range very
high.
Our venerable friend and former towns.
man, Mr.. Henry Garrison, OF Bowers.
Vile, Ga, spent few hours in the city
last Friday. His many old friends were
glad to greet him, and to see him looking
40 well.
There will be praise service in the
Methodist Church next Sunday night.
The choir will be assisted by an orchestra
consisting Of cornet, flute, violin and bass
violin, The public generally Is invited to