The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-09-11

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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. II, 1895.
Watermelons are getting scarce.
B Blsiness prospects continue to brighten.
The coal dealer will soon supplant the
ics man.
The Patrick Military Institute opens next
Wednesday.
The back bone of summer has not yet
been broken.
The outlook for better times grows
brighter every day.
DR.. s. NJ. Orr and family have returned
from the mountains.
Col r. A. Thompson, of Walhalla, spent
last Friday in the oity.
Brown will be the predomiuatipg shade
for gents suits this fall.
a few bales of new cotton are on the
market nearly every day.
Capt. P. K. McCully went to Charleston
!. last Monday to spend q few days.
Chief of Police Rose spent Monday and
Tuesday in Greenville on business.
Several Of our citizens will attend the
Stock Show at Honea Path next Friday.
We invite your attention to the adver-
tisement Of the Columbia Female College.
The railroad bridge gang are repairing
the bridge over the railroad cut on Main
(. street.
Read what Nc Gully & Cathcart say about
bsgging and ties. 1t will interest you,
farmers
Cotton is quoted as follows this morning:
Low Middling, Il; Middling, "a; Good
Middling, u
Anderson County's delegates to the Con-
stitutional Convention left Monday for
Columbia.
The Snn says Miss Meta MCGEE and
BROTHER. Isham, of Essie, s @ are visiting
in Hartwell, Ga.
It Is generally believed that the farmers
win act wisely to market their cotton
slowly this year.
Mrs. 81. g. Pinckney went to Abbeville
last week to visit her father, DR.. j. W.
Il Marshall and family.
j. IL Hood, Esq, attended the funeral
of his old College mate, DR.. Cochran, in
Due West last week.
Mr.. J.. L. McGee and family returned
{ last week from pleasant stay Of several
weeks in the mountains.
Miss Mamie Msjors and Miss Minnie
r mpey. Of Greenwood, are in the city the
guests Of Miss Ola Moore.
Mr.. M Thomp. Breazeale has returned
to Mt. Olive, N. @, where he will again
buy cotton this fall and winter.
a number of citizens around Clemson
College want new County. See notice
published in another column.
We learn that Mr.. Andy Brown, who
moved to Texas year ago, expects to re-
turn to Anderson in the early fall.
Rev. j. Walter Dickson, of Columbia,
who has been visiting bis family in the
Fork, returned home last Saturday.
The merchants are receiving their new
goods for the fall and winter seasons, and
the clerks are busy opening them up.
Mr.. John r. Callahan, one Of Honea
Paths handsome and popular business
men, spent Monday night In the city.
Mr.. w. F. Bailey and family, Of ST..
Augustine, Fla, are spending q few weeks
B in the County with the formers parents.
- II you have boys in your family the new
advertisement of B. o Evans u Co, on
the first page, will interest you. Read it,
The Associate Reformed Presbyterian,
Synod of the South will meet in annual
session at Due West on the Oath October.
Don't miss the Baby Show next Friday
s afternoon. You will enjoy 1t, as nearly
every baby In town will be on exhibition.
John A. Austin dsCo.. ssgrub out6tters,"
tell our readers this week something about
their stock ofgroceries. Read what they
say
Anderson Is the best cotton market in
the State Bring your cotton here. farmers,
Z and you will always get the best price
for it.
Watch the advertising columns of the
INTELL1aENoER and you will know where
to go to get the best goods for the least
money.
Mr. e. g.. McAdams, Of Storeville, left
Monday for Dahlonaga, Ga. where he will
attend the North Georgia Agricultural
College
RI. Rev. Ellison Capers. ID, Bishop
of South Carolina, will make his annual
visit to Grace Episcopal Church On Sun.
day, 22nd inst.
We are requested to announce that there
viii be meetiog of the Elders and Daa.
cons of Roberts Church next Saturday,
l4.h inst. at 8 o'clock p. m.
Messrs. L. P. Smith and D. 8. Yandiver
LEFT this morning for Glenn Springs, s. c.,
whero they will spend week or more for
the benefit Of their health.
Miss Gertrude. eldest daughter OF Mr.. G.
F. Jones, left Monday for Williamson,
where she is enrolled as student of the
Williamson Female College.
Mr.. and Mrs G. B. Martin. Of Columbia,
have been on visit to her fathers family.
mI. j. II SuttJcSs Ill tulo C1ty' uClI uduy
siends were glad to greet them.
The next and tae 9Th eclipse of this
year will be partial eclipse of the sun on
the 18th Of this month. but 1t will be in
visible throughout the United States.
We are indebted to the Committee for
an invitation to attend the Colt Show at
Homes Path next Friday, 18th inst The
occasion will no doubt attract q big crowd.
Mr.. w. c. Simpson, OF Toccoa. Gs who
came to Anderson Sunday to attend the
funeral of his kinsmsn, Mr.. @. G. Simp.
son, paid us brief but pleasant call last
Monday.
Mess1s. Harry Orr. Robert Lewis, Will
Sullivan, Fred. Nardin aud Ollie FAINT
have gone to Auburn, Ala, to take special
courses In the Alabama Mechanical and
Agricultural College.
Last Friday We had q pleasant call from
Prof Nj D. Earle, Of Furman University,
Greenyille, s. G., who has been visiting
relatives in this County and soliciting
students for the University.
Walhalla Courier: Mr.. W. L. Gibson
goes to Anderson tomorrow where he will
frop nr Horric nf that