The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-11-07

Middlipc, s; good middling, st strict mid
ding, So.
Total receipts up to last night, 12,255
bales.
Same time last year, e.724 bales.
60 and see Mabel Paige In the Opera
Houee tomorrow night.
The first black frost appeared yesterday
morning In this section.
Read the new advertisement of the En-
terprise Furniture Company.
Mrs. M. A. Dean Is visiting friends and
relatives in Columbie this week.
Msj. A. R. Broyles, Of Seneca, has been
spending few days in the oity.
It is said the grip is going about again.
Look out that you don't contract it,
Miss Carrie seel has gone to Charleston
to spend few weeks with relatives.
Orr & Sloan can supply you with blue
stone. Read their new advertisement.
The cotton crop of this County will be
quite an increase over the crop of last year.
Col. John B. Patrick is attending the
Coo 3er- Limestone Commencement, this
week.
Mrs. j. E. Breazeale went to Walhalla
last week to visit her mother and other
relative8.
Mr.. G. M. Hall. of Martin Township,
lost fine horse one day last week from
water founder.
Rev. H B. FAINT will preach at Flat
Rock Baptist Church next Sunday at IL
O'clock, a. m.
The attention Of the farmers especially is
directed to the advertisement OF the Ger
man Kali WorkJ.
TIE Anderson Lumber Company is
erecting a large warehouse near the South
ern Railway freight depot
The public schools in Hall Township
will open on Monday. 10Th inst. Parents
should make note Of this.
Mr.. Chss. T. Baker, one Of Lowndes.
ville's most popular young merchants,
spent last night In the dty.
Mrs 81. o. Herrick, who has been spend.
ing the past few months with relatives in
Vermont, returned home last week.
Yesterday was very quiet day. The
Dispensary was closed, and, as conse'
quence, there was not drunken man on
the streets.
Rev. D. E. Frierson. D. D., by invita-.
ton. preached in the Baptist Church last
Sunday, snd was greeted by O very large
congregation.
If you want to have pleasant weeks
vacation 20 to the State Fair In Col1n1bia
next week. The railroad fare is cheap
one fare for the round trip.
4 Mabel Paige is great favorite in An
derson, and no doubt will be greeted by
large audiences in the Opera House Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday evenings.
See notice of dissolution of the firm OF
Clatworthy & Kay, at Honea Path. Mr..
Clatworthy will continue the business and
we bespeak for him liberal patronage.
We have about come to the conclusion
that the Dispensary is police measure
When fellow gets two or three drinks OF
the Chemically pure" 1t takes seVeral
policemen to handle him.
One hundred and afty head of fine horses
| will be soid at auction in this city next
Fridsy, rain or shine. Ifyou want horse
this is your opportunity. Zee advertise
ment ii another column.
Mr.. G. j. Bee received rather an unusual
present last Saturday night. His mich
COW presented him with fine twin male
4 ] ood fbou rnnch alik q h6 can I
distinguish one from the other.
The fields of cotton continue white, not
withstandipg the farmers are working with
all their might TO get the teecy staple
under shelter. They are certainly having
| fine weather In which to gather the crop.
The Mesns Company are now Offering
/ their entire stock of clothing. gents fur
nishipg goods, etc., al a sacrifice, in order
to change their business. Now Is your
time to secure bargains. See their new
advertisement.
DR.. Jas. II. Carlisle, President of Woford
! College, will deliver an address before the
two literary societies of the Williamson
Female College on Thursday evening, 10th
| inst. All friends Of female education are
| cordially invited to attend.
DR.. J. A. Anderson, of Sherman, Tex:
as, arrived in the city few days ago and
| will spend two or three weeks here wind
| ing no his old business. He is we'll p ieas-
ed with his adopted home, and his appear
ance indicates that he is being treated we'll.
Miss Lottie Crosby has been elected
principal of the school at the old CsrswelI
| Institute, and will at once enter upon her
work. Miss Crosby ia an intelligent young
lady and an experienced teacher, and the
| patrons Of her school will bs pleased with
her work.
| A gang Of burglars seem to be roaming
over The State. 4. great many tramps are
| coming South new to spend the winter,
and many of them are expert burglars.
While Anderson has comparatively few
| ofthese visitors, our police should be on
the sharp lookout.
| C.F. Jones & Co.'S. new advertisement
| on clothing came too late for Ehis weeks
insertion. They are Offering their i'm
mense stock of clothing cheaper than ever.
If you need anything In this line don't
fail to see them before you buy. Think OF
1 mans suit at 81 so and boys suit at Too.
Thomas Madden, an elderly white man,
got into difficulty last Thursday with
Thomas Alexander at the latter's home in
Oconee County, and was cut in several
places by Alexander and died from his
wounds 10 little while No one witness.
ed the difficulty. Alexander surrendered
to the Sheriff.
The liberal use of printers ink never
fails to pay. Brown & Gossett, whose big
advertisement appears in our supplement-,
told the people where to get bargains 10
shoes. and they took advantage of it and
secured them. They will continue their
bargain sales for another week, II their