The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-09-04
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 4, 1895.
Did you see the moon in eclipse last

Did Did you see the moon in eclipse last
Miss Bertha Reese has gone to Atlanta
to attsnd school.
LastSaturdsy was the ninth anniversary
Of the great earthquake.
A. q. Osborne offers lot of machinery
for sale. See advertisement.
A Georgia paper is in favor of ratio cf
16 hogs this year to last year.
Labor Day was not observed in Ander-
Bon-not even by the dispensary.
The annual statement of the City Clerk
and Treasurer is published this week.
The stock show at Honea Path on the
18th inst. promises to be big success.
Mrs. w. J. Ligon and son, Temple, have
gone to Spartanburg to spend few days.
Miss Maude FAINT, of Newberry. is in the
city visiting her friend, Miss Mamie Webb.
There Is a horrible rumor that women's
sleeves will be larger the coming season.
IS August gave Us some of the hottest
weather this section has ever experienced.
Don't fail to take one or more shares of
stock in the new cotton mill. 1t will pay
you.
Mrs. 81. M. Dunwoody and her bright
little boy left for their home in Atlanta last
week.
Sow an early patch Of rye for your COW.
and you will have plenty Of sweet milk all
winter.
Prof T. w. Gary, of Newberry. is spend
Ing few days in the city, on his way to
Florida.
Miss Lizzie Reese spent few days last
week in Bolton with her friend, Miss
Mallie Geer.
Miss Annie Bonham, of Columbis, is in
the city visiting the family of her brother,
Gen. M. L. Bonham
Msssrs. Arthur and Fred. Richardson,
Of Hartwell, Ga, Visited relatives in this
section the past week.
Mrs. David g. Baldwin, three children
/ and nurse, OF New Orleans, are registered
at the Hotel Chiquola
Mr.. w. J. Smith, of walhalla, has ac-
cepted position as salesman in the store
Of Dean, Ratliffs q Co.
Rev. s. L. Wilson, ofAbbeville, preached
in the Presbyterian Church last Sunday
In the absence Of the pastor.
Mr.. Joel c. Keys has returned to DIR
lington, s. O., where he will buy cotton
through the coming season.
Misses Roy and Ethel Nance have gone
to Bloomsbury, Pa, to enter the Pennsyl-
& wants State Normal College.
Mr.. Lee Balentine Is now clerking for
D. c. Brown & Bro, and will be glad for
his friends to 81, Q him call.
Z ~ Mr.. G. Frank Bolt is now .clerking for
Z j. A. Austin q Co, and will be delighted
to serve his friends at any time.
Mrs. e. H., ShanklIn, of Pendleton. is
spending o few days with her sister, Mrs.
e. e. Moore, on Greenyille street.
The cotton pickers will soon be in de-.
mand. The price paid pickers will be
about IS cents par hundred pounds.
Miss Selma Wright aud Miss Annie
Strickland, Of the Craytonville section,
are spending few days in the city.
Anderson will be live market for cot
= ton seed this fall. Bring your seed here
il you want to get the best price for them.
ss Rev. ]. ]. Neville and wife are now oo-
i Scupying rooms in Mrs. L j. McFall's
house, corner Manning and River streets.
Mr.. w. ]. Mahaffsy, one of our clever
Cedar Grove correspondents, has moved to
Peizer, where he has secured employment.
Mr. w. p. King has accepted position
In the store of 3. o. Evans & Co. and will
be glad to have his friends call and see
him. IS
Ifyou want to buy shoes, 1t will pay
you TO read carefully what the Yates Snoe
Co. cay In their new advertisement this
week.
An old gentleman, whose second crop Of
Irish potatoes js not very promising. says
he planted them in the wrong time OF the
1aoon.
Elberton (Ga.) Star: "Miss Annie Mas
ters, fom Anderson County, S. c., is the
guest of Miss jamie Mattox, on Heard
street."
Miss Selma Wright, q, popular apd at
tracsive young lady, Of CraytoD. has been
visiting her friend, Miss Siggte New ell, In
Hopewell.
The United States Court opened its fall
term at Greenville yesterday. The crimi-
nal business, IL is said, will consume three
or four weeks
Rev. DR.. Pearson Is conducting very
successful revival at Toccos, Ga. It has
been suggested that he be invited to visit
Anderson agsin.
Mrs. w. G. Little. Of Eatonton, Ga is
now in the citv visiting her parente, Mr..
and Mrs. r x. q. Nance, and will spend
some time here.
Mr.. r. 8. Crayton Is now salesman for
U. e Seybt. He invites his friends to call
and see him when they need anything In
he dry goods line.
It gives us pleasure to announce that
our Young friend, Mr. Charlie Hall, who
has been quite sick for several weeks, is
now convalescilS.
Gen. NJ. L. Bonham left yesterday for
Spartanburg on professional business, and
will spend few days at Glenn Springs be.
fore returning home.
The Confederate. veterans in and around
Piedmont have organized camp. The
nsme.chosen was Camp Crittenden, with
Capt. F.. i. Poole as commander.
Persons who have ANYTHING they desire
to place in the State exhibit at the Atlanta
EXPOSITION should send them at once to
the store of cCully & Cathcart.
The Messrs. Evans Bros, of this city,
have purchased the drug store Of Mr.. w.
A. Davies at Pelzer. Mr.. J. NJ. Evans has
gone over there to take charge Of the busi-
ness.
Our young friend, Master Frank McFall,
js now clerking at the Evans Pharmacy.
Frank is bright, clever boy, and Is not
afraid of work. Such boys always succeed
in life.
Miss Mittie TribbIe has returned bone
from pleasant visit to Walhalla, and is
accompanied by her friend. Miss Fannie
Maxwell, who will spend few weeks in
Anderson.
Mr.. Neb L. FAINT, the efficient and clever
postal clerk who runs between Bolton and
Wslhalla, has gone to Chicago as delegate
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