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

LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 10, 1894.
The County Alliance meets in this city
next Friday.
An occasional load of melons finds its
way to the city.
G E. Prince, Esq, ATTENDED Court in
Walhsila last week.
Chickens and good butter are not equal
| to the demand in the city.
The Board of Control has elected Mr. &.
7. Craig Dispensary Clerk.
Mr.. j. A. Shanklin, of Pendleton, is
| now in the city buying cotton.
Mr.. J. L. Masters, of Fort Hill, was in
the city yesterday and gave US call.
A fine farm in Georgia is offered for rent.
See advertisement in another column.
Miss Mittie Tribble has gone to Nor
folk, Va. to attend tho Norfolk Female
Seminary.
Mr.. A. Il. Welch has gone to North
Carolina to attend reunion of his old
Company.
Mr.. F. A.. spellman. of Abbeville, is in
the city, and will probably locate here to
buy cotton.
Court convened at Abbeville last Mon.
doy, and will open in Anderson on Mon.
day, 22nd inst.
doctor, I am troubled with shooting
pains in my face" "Yes, madam; you
use too much powder"
Misses Ella and Lucie Brown have gone
to Nashville, Tenn, and will attend the
Peabody Normal College.
Miss Zoe Bleckley has gone to Charles
ton to spend the next few months as pu-
pill of Miss Kelly's school.
Caro- postoface, in this County, has been
discontinued. Any mail intended for
that Office in future will be sent to Rob-
erts.
Our venerable townsman, Mr.. s. Bleck-
ley, has gone to Hot Springs, Ark, to
spend few weeks for the benefit Of his
health.
Rev. DR.. Lindsay, of Due West. spent
Sunday In the city and preached both
morning and evening in the Presbyterian
Church.
Cotton is quoted this morning at from
So to 81. The receipts in this market this
season are about the same for same time
last year.
We ere requested to announce that Con-
gresham Latimer will address the voters
Of Anderson County in the Court House
next Friday.
There will be meeting of the patrons
of Eureka School on Friday, 10Th inst, at
4 O'Clock p. m , for the purpose OF select
ing teacher.
Anderson's policemen appeared in their
handsome new uniforms for the winter
last Sunday. They were furnished by the
Means Company.
Mrs. L. Thompson, accompanied by her
little grand daughter of Greenyille, Is in
Mrs. w. l. Brissey.
We are glad to note that Mr.: David
Vandiyer, whose unfortunate accident We
chronfcled last week, is slowly improving,
and will soon be out again.
Alexander Carr. who 80 brutuslly MUIR
dered FL. O. King in Atlanta few weeks
ago, is now at work laying the foundation
for the usual insanity dodge.
Last Friday and Saturday, while nearly
ali the towns and cities in the State were
paving 81 cents for cotton, Anderson was
paying s5 cash for the fleecy staple.
Mr.. W. J. King, of Bolton, has gone to
Nashville, Tenn, to complete his course
in the Dental Department of Vanderbilt
University. BE took his family with him.
A. B. Towers still keeps the finest tea
and best roasted coffee in the city. Wall
paper anG decorations at low prices, and
many useful articles to be sold at half price.
The storm did not reach us, but the
weather on yesterday and day preceding
was very disagreeable. There was a
steady fall OF rain for about thirty-siX
hours.
Col. Edmund Bacon, Grand Chancellor
of the Knights Of Pythias. will meet with
Chiuuola Lodge in this city, next Friday
evening. All of the members are urged to
attend.
Married, on Tuesday, October 2. 1894.
by Rev. G.. r. Shaffer, at the residence OF
the brides father, Mr.. Marion Ellison, in
this County, Mr.. y. D. Morgan, of Pick
ems, and Miss Nettie Ellison.
Rev. J. A. Wilson will preach in the
Presbyterian Church next Sunday morn
ing, and Immediately after the service
congregational meeting will be held to
take action in reference to calling pastor.
The following Commissioners of cleo
ton for this County have been appointed
bv the Governor: Federal-W. a. Glenn,
J. g. Riley and W. T. McGregor; State
8. N. Browne, J. R.. Anderson and d. E.
Gray.
Read the prices quoted by Brown, o..
borne & Co. in their advertisement in this
paper on broadcloths, silks, table damask,
towels, fruit of the loom bleaching, cali
Goes, ginghams, fannels, hose, blan.
kets, &c.
Cotton is coming in freely from all Of
our neighboring Counties, even from
across the Savannah. Farmers can get
more for their cotton and buy goods
cheaper in Anderson than in any town or
city in the State.
The Sullivan Hardware Company sold
bill of hardware, amounting to over
5000. to the Clemson College authorities
last week. Firms from Atlanta and other
cities furnished prices for the same bill,
but they were too high.
The Republican Congressional Conven-
ton met in New berry recently. Anderson
County was represented by one delegate,
A. G. Garrison. Robert Moorman, ex.
postmaster of New berry, was nominated as
candidate for Congress.
The Greenville Ne,Os, Of last Saturday,
says: 1.-The scores of warm friends and
admirers Of Mrs. J. NJ. Geer, who has been
desperately i'll at her home in MoBee ave-
nue., will be delighted to know that she is
now regarded as being out of danger"
Barnett Lodge, A. F. NJ, will meet on
Saturday before 3rd Sunday in this
month. at 10 o'clock q, M, to confer de.