The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-08-29

LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, AUG. %, 1894.
Eggs are In demand now at fair price.
Cotton pickers will soon be Ia demand.
Anderson is waiting for her e rst bale of
new; cotton.
When you have visitors at your house
lot us know it.
Next Monday is salesdsy. There will
be no public sales.
a little dry weather would be very ac-
ceptable Just now.
Now is the time to plant your fall adver-
tisements, merchants.
There are now about four hundred stu
dents at Clemson College.
A female drummer, selling chewing
gum, was in the city lsst week.
. Congressman Latimer reached home last
week and was in the city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Dill ngham have
gono to Taslulah Falls to spend short va
cation.
Miss Pauline Goodlett, Of Pacolet, s. c.,
e in the city visiting her sister, Mrs. r. T.
Thornton.
Rev. r. G.. ,Pierson, The evangelist, is
holding a series of meetings in Elberton,
Ga, this week.
Mrs. Z. NJ. shumate, Of Greenville
County. Is In the city visiting her son, Mr..
HIS. shumate.
Mrs. James Harrison, of Pendleton, is
Visiting the family Of her brother, Mr.. J.
"a. Cunningham.
Cur young friend, A. o. Norris, of Pied
mont. was In the city last week and gave
usa pleasant call. 4,
Messrs. Swain Gilmer and VIII Bryson
: have returned from q mountain trip, and
4 report q fine trip.
Tha disappointed office seekers in this
County can nnowsympathize with Messrs.
9Elletbe and Tindal. Is.
Mr.. T. b Lee, Jr., from Pendleton, was
in Anderson Sunday evening visiting Mr..
]. &. Cunningham and family.
Ginnen in this section are laying in
70 gin the immense cotton crop.
Mrs. H. G. Smith and her daughter,
Miss Pearl, are spending several days In
Anderson with Mrs. Nj. a. Dean.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Whitner left last
week for Rock Hill, where they will lspend
short time with the latter's parents.
Mra. Lon Brownlee, of Due West, is in
the city spending few weeks with her
son, Mr.. 8. d. Brownlee, and family.
Misses Net.ie Kennedy and Matte Ste
vaneon, Of fLowndesville, are In the city
Visiting their aunt, Mrs. D. e. Carlisle.
Mr. ]. J.. Mattison left the oity yesterday
to attend the national encampment of the
Knights Of thias, at Washington. D. @.
Mr.. e, 81. Poore. who has been enjoying
Q ten.days' vacation, has returned to his
post Of duty, and is as gay and lively as
usual.
Gen. NJ. i. Bonham has rented .Mr. O..
4 SWardiaw's place. on South main street,
and, with his family, viii occupy it In
few days.
Now is good time for yon 70 place your
order for job printing for fall and winter
nse. we do arst class work and guaran-
: tee satisfaetion. *. s.. ,..a'
SIS Measrs. q. E. seybt, w. 8. Brock and
: q. s.. Hill, the latter accompanied by Miss
Lillian Murrab, left yesterday for the
J, Eastern markets.
The assessed value Of railroad propsrty
tnAnderson. County. according to the re-
1 port Of the State Board Of Equalization,
Tor 189s, is s62l 900. 81
There being no fruit for the purpose, the
housewives OF the land are taking up q
standard fayorite ofthe old times, to wit
watermelon preserves.
MI. J. NJ. Bowden, on account of ILL.,.
health, has retired from the editorial
chair OF the Cotton Plant, and returned to.
his home In this County.
Rev. J. q. G. Newton has gone to War,
: renton, Va, to spend awhile. He will not
return to Japan until peace is declared
9 between that country and Uhina.
Our merchants are buying large stocks
of fiIll and winter goods, and are paying
cash for them. This will enable them to
sell goods cheaper than ever before.
Abbeville Medium. aMiss Lizzie Keys,
OF Anderson, visited Miss Rsbecca Seal
few days this weak. Miss Keys is one of
Anderson'Smost charming young ladies'"
The cotton market will soon open up,
z and Anderson Is going to spread herself
this fail. Bring your cotton to Anderson,
N farmers, and you will always get thetop Of
q Che market for it.
Our young friend, Marley King, of
y 5Broadaway Township, has accepted po-
isition at the Ten Cent Store, where he will
be pleased to see his friends and acquain.
tances at any time.
The handsome residence of Mr.. D. 8.
Mccullough, Of Darlington, 8. G., was
burned one night last week. His old
fierds in Anderson County will regret to
hear OF his misfortune.
The oornices on tho new store.rooms on
Granite Row are very pretty, and, with
the exception of the pattern work, were
made in Mr.. ]. T. Burriss' establishment,
by Mr.. VIII Diver, the headworkman.
The latest superstition is that if q girl
takes the small bow which fastens the lin.
ing Of q young mans hat, and wears it In
side Of her shoe, she will have proposal
from the young man within month. Try
It, girls.
Married, on Wednesday, August o.,
1894, at the residence of the brides father,
Mr.: J. W. Banister. in Broadway Town
ship, by Rev. T. H. Garrett, Mr.. G. W.
Tucker and Miss Rosa Bsnister, all of An
:dersor County.
We were glad TO have call last Satur-
day from our clever friend, Baylis Whit
ten, of>the Pendleton section. Mr.. Whit.
5 Sen is one Of our best citizens and pro-
gressive farmer.
Mx e. P. Welch, Of DMdanelle, Ark,
who Is ON his way homo from the Eastern
markets is spending few days in the city
with bis mother and other relatives. His
old friends are glad to greet him. Arkansas
is treating him we'll. 9s5::ss,Az- s5::s-,iAsz-,.
We have been presented with photo.
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