The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-10-09


ceived five hundred guns and rifles, car
nad Of powder, ammunition of every
description and many other things uaed
by sportsmen Their new advertisement
will appear next week, bnt In the mean
time call aud see their goods.
On account Of the International Associa.
| ton Of Fire Chiefs of the United Sta es
and Canada to be held at Augusta, Ca, the
Port Royal g. Western Carolina Railway
| will aell round trip tickets from Anderson
to Augusta to day and to morrow for 81 GO.
The tick ets will be good until October 25th.
Hartwell Sun: "Rev. g P. Watson, of
Anderson, S. G., will preach at the Metho-
dist Church on Wednesday night Octo-
ber 23i. He will also lecture at College
Hall the next niaht upon "Pompeii-past
and present" Both the sermon and the
lecture will be illustrated by stereopticon
pictures"
The ladies will please read what Brown,
Osborne & Co. say In this issue about
dress goods, trim minga, ribbons. silks.
kets, lap robes, capes, jackets, &c. They
. say they can save You money on the above
named articles, and many more not enum.
Grated above.
Cotton is on the steady rise, and all cot.
ton goods must follow. The merchant
who was fortunate enough to buy before
the advance is the one who is lin It,"
Messrs Dean, Ratliffs q Co. in their new
ad. this week claim to be on the safe SIDE
and offer to save you money. 1t will pay
you to read their ad. and follow their ao-
vice.
The Seneca correspondent Of the Wal
halla Courier says: "Rav. J. j. Neville
and wife, of Anderson, spent several days
| in Seneca the past week. Mr.. Neville has
recently sold his homs in Anderson and
will probably return to Seneca to i've:
Their many friends here are much pleased
with the thought that they will come back
to their old home"
Mr.. NJ 8 Dickens, the energetic proprie,
tor OF the Hotel Chiqnola, has purchased
| Mr. w D Browns residence and twenty
acres of land, iu the eastern suburbs Of the
City. This Is the old time place OF The
late Gov Orr, and is one Of the prettiest
places in Anderson. Mr.. Dickens will
probably use use it as q private boarding
house for summer visitors.
Mrs John Burns. who formerly resided
near Townville, died at Lanter, Texas.
September 18th after lingering illness.
Her maiden name was Miss Louisa harris,
daughter of Mr.. B B Harris, deceased,
of Oconee County. She was near so years
of age and leaves large family of children
to mourn her death, together with large
circle of relatives and friends in this County.
Mr.. q. E Gyles. formerly of Williston,
| 8 O, and for several sessions cadet at
the P. M. I in this city, is now chief clerk
at the Oriental, one of Atlanta's new and
most popular hotels. IT any of bis old
Anderson friends visit the Exposition be
would be more than pleased to have them
register at the Oriental, and will take
special pains to make their stay in the city
pleasant.
Gainesville Georgia Cracker: Everett
Allen. q former Gainesville boy, but who
ia now running q magnificent little art
gallery at Piedmont. s c., was over In
the Queen City few days ago visiting bis
friends here, all Of whom were delighted
to gee him. We regret to learn that Mr..
O B Allen. Everett's father, has concluded
to leave Gainesville. BE will make Pied.
mont his home"
Sunday School Missionary Day was OBJ
served by the Baptist Sunday School last
| Sunday afternoon, and was attended by
| large congregation. The exercises we're
exceedingly interesting and Instructive,
consisting of music and short recltations.
| Short addresses were made by the Super
| iDtendent, B. Frank Mauldin, and q. II.
| Watkins, E The music by the Sunday
| School Orchestra was very fine.
Mrs. Patsey Lewis. an inmate Of the
County Home for the poor aud a ffiicted,
died last Saturday morning, aged IS years.
Mrs Lewis was native of the Pendleton
section, and bad spent her long life in this
County. Early in life she Joined the
Methodist Church and was faithful
Christian to the end. For number OF
wears she was blind. but she possessed
cheerful disposition and bore her affliction
with Christian patience.
The Greenvill News of Tuesday saya:
Sam Black, the we'll known colored barber,
died Yesterday at his home in this city.
He belonged to the Benson family of An.
derson County and came here the second
year of the war as barbor. In which busi-
ness he continued until a few years ago,
when he established himself as hackmnn
He was unfortunate during the latter part
of his life and died very poor although
0V6IYUOuY al tuO ClGy hdOn udo HhSA hAsAs
He lost O leg while with Orr'g regiment as
q servant. He will be buried at 4 o'clock
this afternoon from Silver Hill church.
Abbeville Press and Banner: "The
MANY friends of Mr. Med Cater will be
pleased to know he now has situation
with MIR Hill, of Anderson. Friend Mac
held situation in Abbeyille with the finn
OF White Brothers for number OF wears,
where he was quite popular, making friends
and winning customers by bis afable man.
ner and strict attention to business. Mr..
Cater possesses 6ne business qualifications,
which together with his friendly manner
and polite attention to all, will win for him
hosts of friends wherever his lot may be
cast, and will bring him that success he so
we'll deserves"
Uoon the subject of when to market
YOUR cotton, very eminent authority gives
the following advice: If they would
only market part of it from time to time
along through the winter months-if they
would devote nine months to marketing,
instead of four, they would get bstter
prices for their cotton. believe they will
be able to do this now, for they have made
good grain crops and can live without the
hasty sale of their cotton. If they. wilt
practice this caution and not food the
market with cotton during October and
November the price is going to be mUo1
higher than it has been for two or three
or four ye lrs, in my opinion"
That big advertisement of G. T. Jones &
Co. will attract the attention. WA know. of
every reader OF the INTELL1GENCER this
week, and it should be read carefully, for
it contains same Information that will
prove beneficial to you. As is we'll known
this firm occupies two large store rooms,
and every department. Is complete. One
room is devoted to men and boys goods.
and the Other is filed with everything that
the fair sex may need. In short they carry
everything In the general dry goods and
clothing line, and can please both poor