The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-10-24
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LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, OCT. "a, 1894.

WEDNESDAY, OCT. "a, 1894.
The diapensary seems to be doing good
business.
Every business man is hustling around
low lively.
Don't fail to hear the phonograph at the
Evans Pharmacy.
The list of election managers are pub.
| lished in another column.
Don't fail to read carefully Dean & Rat.
lifts new advertisement.
Mr.. s. NJ. VanWyck, Of atlanta, Ga, is
| in the city visiting his brother.
Jas. P. Cary, Esq. of Pickens G. H.,
was in the city yesterday attending Court.
Thanksgiving Day Is only month off,
and you should be on the lookout for that
turkey.
The Globe News Company has opened
business just opposite the INTELL1GENCER
building.
Cotton is quoted this morning as fol-
lows: middling, St: strict middling, 81 (;
good middling, 81.
Mrs. r. M. Shirley and Miss Annie
Erwin, of Honea Path, spent the EAST week
in the city With relatives.
Mains circus Is only so cents. That ad-
mits one to all the big show. That price
Is made to suit the times.
Messrs. ]. r. Thomas r. E. Moseley and
E. ]. Huokabee, of LowndesYille, visited
the city during the past week.
Mr.. 8. A. Hutchinson, of Elbert County,
Ga, was in the city Monday, and paid the
INTELL1aENcER an appreciated call.
Brownlee q Vandivers' new advertise
ment will tell you what they can do for
you in bargains. Read what they say.
Don't forget the tax collector. He is
ready for you, and if you have the money
pay up now and avoid the rush later on.
Superintendent Berkeley, of the Southern
Railway, spent last Friday night In the
city looking after the interest Of his road.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Crymes. Of William
ston, were in the city yesterday and hon
ored the INTELLIaENcEE sanctum with
call.
The examination of teachers was held
last Friday and Saturday. There were
forty.two applicants, eight of whom were
colored.
Several citizens of the County are arrang-
1,,f, fN 70 a Woot nd q r a fh hoir hoTna
there. They are making a mistake, we
believe.
B. o. Evans q Co.'S. new advertisement
on the first page tells you OF the bargains
they are offering in clothing and furnish
Ing goods.
Mr.. B. Brooks, representing DR.. 81.
Molly, manufacturing druggist, Atlanta,
Ga, spent Monday in the city, and gave
us pleasant call.
The price of cotton does not improve.
In the meantime some of the farmers are
forced to sell, and 1t is being rushed on the
market at rapid rate.
-Don't.iail to read the new advertisement
of Brown, Osborn & Co. in this issue, and
don't buy anything in the way Of general
merchandise before you see them.
Cutting wood for the stove or fireplace
makes boy juet az strong as gymnasium,
and it's q heap more profitable. Try it.
boys-especially you who live in the city.
The Honea Path Chronicle says: 'Dr.
o. B. Wright made flying trip TO Ander-
son last Sunday. There seems to be some
great attraction for the doctor up that way"
Up to last night Anderson cotton receipts
for this season are 1917 bales; same time
last year, 1856 bales. The indications this
morning are that the receipts today will be
heavy.
"And so you married in haste. Well,
did you repent at leisure?" asked his old
friend. "Hardly," he replied. II have
not had leisure moment since the cere-
mony." ~ -
just think of it. ), Here .on the oath of
October; roses in full bloom in the open
air and still blooming. How Is this COM
pared with four inches of snow In the
Northwest?
Mr.. John J. Mattison, of this city, has
opened business at Honea Path, and will
handle stock OF general merchandise.
MI. L.Y. Moore will manage the business
for Mr.. Mattison.
Col. W. Waddy Thompson, who In the
early summer in an unfortunate alterca-
tion, killed Mr.. p. e. Rowell, an editor
at Greenwood Abbeville County, has been
tried and acquitted.
Mr.. George Schrimp, of Hall Township,
who has been quite sick for several weeks,
was able to visit the city last week, and is
mending rapidly. We hope he will soon
be in his usual health.
Mr.. Adams, of Piedmont, captured a
black mule and buggy at Piedmont which
were left there by some unknown negro
on Sunday. They are supposed to have
been stolen by the negro.
At a meeting of the directors of the
Western Carolina and North Georgia Rail
road, held here last week, Maj. P. z. Nc.
Gully was elected President to succeed the
late Mai. E. B. Murray.
Cards have been issued to the marriage
Of Mr. w. L. Anderson and Miss Zella
Campbell. which will take place in the
Eureka Baptist Church on Wednesday
evening, October 3lst, at o'clock.
Gainesville, (Ga.,) Tribune: ''Miss Blanch
Brown. who spent some time here with
relatives, has returned to her home in
Majors, 8. O. Miss Blanche made many
new friends during her visit here"
The Orangeburg Times and Democrat
of the 18th inst says: "Presidtng Elder
]. W. Dickson, who has been quite sick
with fever, We are glad to say is much
better, and will soon be out again."
Our clever old friend, Mr.. r. G. Wilson,
of Brushy Creek Township, was in the city
yesterday and gave Us call. Mr.. Wilson
is one of Anderson County's best citizens,
and makes friend of every acquaintance.
Mr.. J. W. Kay, who lives near Sandy
Springs, met with misfortune last Satur.
day by having his barn and stables burnt.
We have not learned what his loss amounts
to. It Is not known how the fire origin
ated:
Married, on Thursday evening, Octobe.
18, 1894, at the residence OF the BRIDES
father, by Rev ii. B. FAINT, Mr.. John R.
Eskew and Miss Ida J. Webb. eldest
daughter of Mr.. VIM. G. Webb, all OF this
County.
Except few, nobody wants the Conven.
ton, but the town politician. As rule,
the town politician is all right, but your
manhood and self.respect would prompt
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