The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-08-28
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 90, 1895.

WEDNESDAY, AUG. 90, 1895.
Next Monday is salesdsy.
The continued rain is causing the peaches
TO rot.
Asmall sizs cold wave would be appre-
ciated just now.
Our fallow-townsman, Me B. F. NJ ,ss, is
still very sick.
August is giving ussome old fashioned
summer weather.
The supply Of eggs is not equal to the
demand in the city.
Cotton is fast climbing to the 8 cents
notch. Let Fer climb.
Miss Mittie Tribbls is in Walhalla visit
Ing, her cousin, Miss Cora Kay.
Prof T. @. Kirkpatrick, of Donaldsville,
spent Sunday night In Anderson.
MI. Bonham. Esq, went to Greenville
yesterday on professional business.
There win be services at Roberts Church
next Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. q. P. Watson, Of this city, visited
hiA brother in Greenwood last week.
Miss Hattie NJ. Lsavell, of Newberry, is
isiting the family Of DR.. D. s. Watson.
Mr. James q. o. Donnell, who has been
siak for two weeks, is able to be out again.
"A complete ginning outfit is offered for
sale by Mr.. @. E. Horton. See advertiee.
ment.
Miss Annie Dean, of Deans, s. G, is
spending several days In the city with rela-
tives.
Miss Ida Brock, of Homes Path, is in
the city visiting her sister, Mrs. Leila Sui
/ Ivan.
Next Monday is Labor Dsy--a national
I, holiday. It will not be observed in An
derson.
The managers OF the recent election will
s very probably not receive any pay for their
sservices.
Mrs. a. T. Bremen and children, Of
Charleston, are visiting her parents near
this city.
Mrs. H. 81. Watkins returned from the
mountains yesterday greatly benefited by
i the trip.
DR.. Charles Davant and family. Of Beech
Island, s O., win move to Pendleton 1st
September.
Rev. ;H. T. Smith, Of Belson. was in the
city Monday and paid his respects to the
IHTELL1aENcER.
Buy new rubber rings for fruit jars.
DON'T use the old ones If you want your
canned fruit to keep.
A lot Of school desks and black boards
are offered for sale by Miss Maggie Evans
Sse advertisement.
@ Norman j. McAllister, of Pelzer, has
secured q patent on cotton seed crusher,
planter and distributor.
Y II all the men who are now said to be
candidates for office remain in the field,
next year will be lively.
The South Carolina Presbytery meets at
Pendleton on Friday before the second
Sunday In September.
Marietta .(Gs.) Marble Works, is now
travelling this section.
Reader. IL yon have friend who wants
70 move to a live, progressive town, advice
him to come to Anderson.
Misses Matte and Nettie Bowie, of the
Corner. are spending few days in the
city the guests of relatives.
Mr. ]. w Payne and family. of Greers.
9. O., spent last week In Anderson with
his brother, Mr.. J. II. Payne.
Col. Hal. Richardson, OF Columbia is
spending few days 10 the city with his
brother. .in-law. Gen. Bopham.
Mr.. and Mrs. G w. Graham, Of st.
Louis, Mo-, are In the city this week visit.
ing their sister, Mrs r. @. Webb.
Always bear in mind when you want job
printing that the INTELLIaENcER Office
can do your work at very low prices.
We are requested TO announce chat Rev.
w. r. Earle will preach at Deans Church
next Sunday afternoon, at 30 o'clock.
Miss Alma Carrere. one of Charlestons
most charming young ladies. is visiting
the family Of Mr.. w. 8. Lee of this city.
The Savannah River made rapid rise
down about Augusta last week. It did
not stay up long and no damsge resulted.
The new advertisement of B o. Evans
! q Co. will interest you IL you want to
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what they say.
Mr.. ]. Dodd has secured the contract
10 build four-room cottage for Mr.. E. W.
Stewart, on MoDufie street, just beyond
the city limits.
The advance in the iron market has
caused rise in the price of cotton ties.
The advance 10 the last few days amounts
to ten cents bale.
The firm of Cox, Clement & Co., at Bel.
ton, has dissolved. Mr.. J. T. Cox will con-
tinue the business at the old stand. See
advertisement.
There are going to be weddings and we'd
dings In Anderson the coming fall. The
signs of the times indicate regular epi.
demic Of this kind.
Edge6ald Chronicle: Mics Lucy Brown,
one Of Anderson's charming and beautiful
daughters. is on visit to her relatives,
Mr.. J. B Haltiwarger and family"
The total vote In the election In this
County on the 10Th inst. was 246 Mr. J.
M. Sullivan heads the ticket with 1854
votes, and Mr.. g. E. Prince next, with 17Gl
votes.
By invitation Rev. J N. 81. Summerel,
CT the Presbyterian Church, preached in
the Methodist Church last Sunday night,
and was greeted by very large congrega-
tion.
There will be greater competition in
buying cotton in Anderson this fall than
ever before. Bring your cotton to Ander.
son il you want to get the top of the market
for it.
A phreno]oglst bag been canvassing the
city the past few days. Occasionally he
vpoofs un With fellow who Is will;no IN