The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-10-03
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LOCAL NEWS

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LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 3, 1894.
Watermelons are thing of the past.
Court is in session at Walhalla this week.
Maj. r. n. Russell is spending few
days in the city.
Mr.. g. Ernest Brown has gone to Texas
on business trip.
See notice of examination of teachers for
the public schools.
Mr.. s NJ: Pickens, Of Elberton, Ga, was
in the city last week.
| See notice Of the annual meeting of the
County Commissioners.
The price of cotton shows no advance,
aid not much prospect oft.
The County Commissioners have q
notice to contractors in this paper.
Several new cotton buyers have come on
the Anderson market the past week.
The hog and hominy farmers will Ger
tainly come out on top this yenr.
Mrs. E. M. Rucker has gore to Warm
Springs, Va, to spend few weeks.
Miss Anna Jenkins, of Pendleton, has
gone to New York to spend few months.
The cherry trees in this section are
blooming now, the second time this year.
Miss Veata Fortson, of Elberton, Ga, is
in the city visiting her FRIEND, Mrs. G. 8.
Sullivan.
Don't forget that account you owe the
INTELI1aENoER. The mopey is very
much needed.
| Cotton Is quoted this morning as fol-
lows: Middling, 81; strict middling, 81;
good middling, 81.
Tax paying time will soon be here as
will be seen by Treasurer. Psyne's notice
In another column.
The cotton receipts last Saturday were
4l8 bales. The total receipts for Sep!em-
Der are ], 655 bales.
Mr.. Andy Brown offers bis valuable
farm, just south of the city limits, for sale.
See advertisement.
Mr.. claude Clinkscales, of Atlantis, is in
the city. spending short vacation with
friendsand relatives.
Waller 81. Nardin, Jr., has gone to New
York to attend lectures in the New York
Medical University.
The autumnal equinox gave us two or
three dsys of wind with little rain, but
no damage was done.
: Anderson's cotton buyers are paying
more for the staple than any other town
or city in upper Carolina.
Blair Crayton has gone to Philadelphia
sdelphia College OF Pharmacy.
b Barlow's Minstrels were greeted by |
good house last Thursday night, and the |
show was good one throughout
Rev. v. I. Masters has gone to Poca.
hontas, Va, having accepted the call of
pastor of the Baptist Church in that place.
g Cullen Sullivan aud ]. Augustus
Sullivan have gone to Woford College and
Christie sryre tothe South Carolina Col
lege.
Mr.. Jenkins, Mikell, of Charleston, died
in Pendleion last Friday Of fever. His
remains were carried to Charleston end
buried.
Mr.. 4. L Copeland, OF Williamson
Township, IL now resident of the city,
having accepted a position in r. s. Hills
store.
! Last Monday was an unusually quiet
October Salesday. The boneyard was
provided all day, ard the "swappers" were
fery busy.
Gen. and Mrs. NJ. L. Bonham have gone
II Columbia to attend the bedside of the
rmer's mother, whose death is expected
4 iany hour.
i .Ihe cry is for cotton pickers. Last
Mudsy morning several farmers sent
thr wagons into the city and carried out
n4bers Of hands.
=. T. @. Poore gives notice that his ine
hoA "Jim. Wilkes" will spend the fall
seas at FowIer's stables, in this city.
oee Vertlsement.
Mn j. J. Baker, accompanied by her
daugAr, has gone to Richmond, Va. to
spendl few weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. IN. Gwathney.
Mr.. Iewis Gray has returned to New
York t,tesume his studies at Belleview
Medical llege He will get his diploma
at the olo,of this session.
We haWeceived two communications
this week lthout the true names Of the
authors aehed to them. or course,
such com inications 60 to the waste
basket.
Married. Saturday, September 90,
near PendletoS. G.. by Rev. q. H. Zim.
mermap, MrT. Il. Bell and Miss Ella
Seares.
Mr.. Darwin iReid, who recently was
with Mr.. Jameahinney, Of West Union,
8. O., ls now iotd at Autnn, and doing
business for thepdleton Manufacturing
Company.
a. sum OF mty was found on the
pavement in 'front.' Brown, Osborne C
Co.'S. store fewiys ago. The owner
can get the money calling on the above
named firm and ping the amount.
Next Sunday eve,p Rev. G.. p. Wat.
son, of the M. e. Cb.6. will begin se.
ries of four acknowledgements on scsnes
from the life Of st. s The public is
cordially invited to a6d the services.
A convict who escap from Mr.. W. O.
. Hammond's farm last iril VISA oaptnred
, In Charlotte, N. c., davs, apo. Mr..
Hammond was noti6edn nd hs returned
. from Charlotte yesterd with bis pris.
oner.
j The Globe News andu;t Comnsnv.
under the management ir. Julisn
FAINT will open business few days In
the stand recently occupiey J. A. Dan.
iels, next door to the Post6e. We wish
it success.
, Mrs. DR.. T. j. Pickensi pendleton.
who has been very low ior eral weeks,
is now CONSIDERED Detter, there are /.