The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-10-31
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LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 81, 1894.

LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 81, 1894.
Country produce meet with ready sale in
the city.
That killing frost has not yet arrived in
this section.
Miss Gertrude Hoyt, of Greenville, is in
the city visiting relatives.
The beautiful chrysanthemums now
adorn the flower yards of the city.
Mr. F. c. Whitner, of Greenvillo, spent
few days in the city the past week.
| Next Tuesday is election. The polls will
open at o'clock and close at o'clock.
Some of our farmers fear it will take them
nearly until Christmas to gather their crops.
road never reaches Anderson on time these
nights.
Mr.. VIM. Williams and wife, of Transyl.
vania, N. c., are visiting relatives in this
County.
Mr.. r. E. Leavel, of Newberry. is in
the city visiting Mr.. E. L. Clark and
family.
Next Monday is salesday. There will
be considerable valuable real estate sold at
public outcty.
The city will be crowded with folks to-
morrow, and everybody should be on their
best behaviour.
Our delinquent subscribers need not be
| afraid to come and see Us. They will be
cordially welcomed.
From the report of our Townville cor
respondent, that section is increasing its
population rapidly.
Mr.. J. J. Kelly, of Greenville, was in the
city Monday attending Court of Common
| Pleas as a witness.
| A number of our farmers are supplying
the market with fresh pork, and they are
getting good price for it.
Mrs. E. Todd went to Elberton, Ga,
Monday. where she will spend few days
with relatives and friends.
Read what the Evans Pharmacy say in
its new advertisement about the prize
offered for the largest turnip.
Mr.. A. M. Bolt, who has been living in
Elbert County, Ca, has moved back to
his old home in this County.
Lovers of good play, buy your tickets
to go and see James Young In the Opera
House next Tuesday night.
Messrs. r. T. Jaynes and s. A. Dendy,
| of WalhallR, and W. H. Parker, of Able.
vile, spent yesterdayin the city.
We have an abundance of emo" Con.
stitutional Convention tickets at the IN
TELL1aENoER office. Call and get them.
Mr.. Eugene FAINT leaves Anderson this
week for Columbia, where he has secured
position In the Southern Railway Shops.
Miss Matte Belle Clarke has returned
home after an absence of two months vis'
iting relatives in Fairfield, Chester and
Union Counties
Every drummer who visits the city says
more business than any town they have
visited this season.
The Wilczek Concert Company which
was announced to appear in the Opera |
House last Saturday night, had to cancel
their engagement here.
The Democratic County Executive Com
mittee is called TO meet in this city next |
Friday, at ii o'clock. a. N. All the mem
bers are urged to attend.
Walter L.. Miller, Esq of the Abbeville |
bar, spent day or two in the city last |
week attending Court, and gave the INTEL.
LIaEscER an appreciated call.
The planet Mars, which can be seen after
dark In the Eastern sky, is now nearer to |
the earth than 1t has been in II years, CT
will be for that length of time.
The attention of our readers is called to
the new advertisement of Brock Bros. in
this paper. They call special attention to
many things they carry in stock.
A school has been located at Massey
Cha pel, about mile from the Southern
suburbs OF the city, and Miss Addie Lang.
ston has been elected teacher Of the same.
Rev. W. J. Mathews, Of Greenwood.
who was recently called to the pastorate Of
the Presby terian Church of this city, has
declined, having accepted call to Pensa-
cola, Fla.
Mr.. D. E. Carlisle has dozen or more
of little stones, worn as smooth as glass,
and in all sorts Of shape, which his good
wife secured from chickens craw the
other day.
Cotton Is quoted as follows this morn
log: Middling, 81; good middling. St;
strict middling, So. The total receipts up |
to last night were 10 4l5 bales; same time
last year, 1922 bales.
The Anderson Oil Mill and Fertilizer
Works arc now running day and night.
During the summer months all the ma.
chinery has been oYerhauled and number
of improvements made
/, The "Fun Makers" an amateur troupe |
from Greenville, occupied the Opera House
Monday evening, but were greeted by a
very small audience. There is some very |
good talent In the troupe.
Farm wanted. Well improved, good
location. Must be q bargain for spot cash
customer. State full particulars and best |
terms. Address, G.. T. Vance, R So, 162 |
Wa. hington street, Chicago, Ill.
Newbsrry Observer: every few towns
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now has within her borders a King and a |
Pdnce-and jolly good fellows are they
BOTH" Anderson can boast of the same.
a new schedule went into effect on the
Savapnah Valley Railroad last Sunday. |
The train leaves here now at $40 q. No.,
and returns at p. m. The Sunday train |
leaves at 1920 a. m, and returns at 6:lO.
p. m.
The Augusta Chronicle, of few days |
ago, says ''Miss Mamie Brenner com.
plimented her charming visitor, Miss
| Lizzie Reese, Of Anderson, with a most
delightful entertainment Monday even.
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The South Carolina Conference Of the
M. E. Church will hold It's annual session
at Laurens on the 28th of November. MIR.
| R. 8. Hill, of this city, will attend as a
delegate from the Green vile District Con-
| ference.
MI. 81. a. Acker, of Varernes Town
chip, has purchased the house and lot on
South Main street, just opposite Mr.. j. ].
Dodd's home, and will move into tie city
| to educate bis children. We extend MIR.
Acker and his family cordial welcome to
the city.
Misses Lucy and Lille Lewis will open
~, 80 r,e y,oofiva enhoola tho former at |