The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-09-29

H.B. FAINT & Son have just received a
new advertisement.
On account of illness of the pastor, no
services were held in the Presbyterian
Church last Sunday.
Mrs. Eleanor WAGNER, OF Charleston, s.
c., has been spending a few days with
relatives in Anderson.
Persons indebted to the estate OF Jeptha
Harper should read the notice of Execu-
tors in another column.
Moore & Wallis, of "The Racket Store,"
have new advertisement this week that
should beresd carefully.
Mr.. Guy Norris, who has been running
hack line between Walhalla and High
lands, has returned home.
DR.. W. 81. Nardin spent several ,ys In
Columbia last week attending n Getting
OF the State Board Of Health.
Prof. Moncrief and family, who have
been spending the summer In the noun
tains, returned home last week.
The Postofice will be moved to its new
quarters in the Co1-Townsend block, on
North Main strest, next Friday.
The new ad. of D. G. Brown & Bro. in
this issue Is call to the people. Read it,,
they give some facts to ponder on.
The laying of the &C .ner-stone Of the
new Court House on October 10th will
attract large crowd to Anderson.
Mr.. Ernest Fant has opened en- ''origi-
nal package" establishment in the O'Don-
nell building, on South Main street.
Persons indebted to the estate Of the late
DR.. A. G. Cook should reau the notice Of
the administrator in another column.
Miss Minnie Hatcher, of Augusta, Is
spending few days in the city with her
cousin, Mr.. l.. L. Hatcher, and family.
Walhalla Courier: "Mr. A N. Rich
ardson, of Anderaon, spent Wednesday in
Walhalla. He is prosperous farmer"
Mr.. Oswald Breazeale is now clerking
for G. s. Minor 81 Co., where he will be
pleased to serve his friends at any time.
The indications are that there will be
many partridges for the sportsmen when
the hunting season opens, November 1st.
Mr.. L. P. Brock. of Atlanta. Ga was III
the city Yesterday on hin way to his old
home at Due Wesa, and gave us pleasant
call.
The examination of teachers for the
public schools took place last Saturday.
There were fifteen white and thirty-two
colored applicants.
The Graded Schools Of the city open
next Monday. Gather up your books,
slates, pencils, etc., boys and girls, and be
on hand promptly.
Honea Path will have her annual stock
show on Tuesday, October 10th. Every
body is invited to attend and, Ill they have
any stock, to exhibit 1t.
The grand fall opening takes place to-
morrow (Thureday) at R. s. Hill's estab.
lishment and he EXTENDS cordial invita-.
tion to the public to attend.
The school on Factory Hill opened Mon.
day with good attendance. Rev. s B.
Harper il the principal, and is assisted by
Mrs. Nance and Miss Crosby.
The a1tumnal equinox came in on
schedule time week ago and gave US q
good rain. There was light gale, on the
coast, but no damage was done.
G. A. Moore has resigned as loom fxer
with the Clifton Manufacturing Company,
Spartauhurg, to take similar position
with the Anderson Cotton Mills.
Rev. VIM. Brown. the pastor, closed an
interesting series Of meetings in the Bap-
tist Church on Factory Hill last Sunday,
and that afternoon he baptised six con-
verts.
DIR. w. E. Campbell. of Atlanta, Ca,
who Is Oh short visit to his parents at
Bolton, was in the city yesterday, and was
9 welcome visitor to the INTELLrGENCER
Office.
Luther Pruitt, negro, who stabbed his
wife in this city several weeks ago and
L.. knl Co., do,
night by Policeman MoCuen and lodged
in jail
In their new advertisement this week
Brownlee 81 Vandivers enumerate q few
Of the many good things they have in
stock, and We advise you to read what
they say.
my wife was speechless with rage when
! got home last night" remarked citizen
to his neighbor. "Geminy, wish mine
| would get as mad SIS that" replied the
| neighbor.
The children who with to enter the
graded school ore requested to visit the
! school building on Friday morning, at
O'Clock. See the notice Of Superintendent
Moncrief.
Prof. Mod. Weams, Of Pickens. will
conduct an all day singing at Willis Chapel
| next Sunday, October 3rd. The public is
| invited to attend and bring their dinner
baskets we'll filed.
Before buying your fsll and winter
| goods, read the advertisements In the
INTELL1GENoER carefully and you will
know where to go to get the best goods
| for the least money.
Gen. M. L Bonham has accepted an
invitation to address Camp James L. Orr
! United Sons of Confederate Veterans. al
Bolton next Friday evening. The public
is invited to attend.
A committee of three, representing the
Board of Commissioners Of Elbert County,
Ga, came over last week to investigate
our method Of working the roads and tax.
ing care Of convicts.
The regular meeting of the Knights Of
Pythias will be held Friday evening. The
second and third ranks will be conferred
and the members are urged to attenc
promptly at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. G. B. Fripp, OF the firm Of Frjpp &
Ligon, who will open shoe store in An
derson in g few days, has gone to the
eastern markets to buy his stock. Watct
| for their announcement in the 1NTELLI
GENCER.
Elberton (Ga.) Tribune: miss Do
Cosby, Of our city, and Albert Hensley
who is baggage master on the Savannah
Valley Railroad, were happily married
last Sunday afternoon. We wish them
happy life"
Ifyou have anything to exhibit at the
State Fair in Columbia, send stamp to th'
Secretary, Col. Thos. W. Holloway, Poma
ris, s. c., fer a premium list. Anderson
County should have fine exhibit of he
products there.
The Westminster correspondent of tht
Walhalla Courier says: "Messrs. Robbie
B. Burns and D. H. Sadler and Miss Annie
Sadler, Of Anderson County, are boarding
at Rev. O. B. Burns's and attending th'
Westminster High School"
The Trustees of Martin Township desire
that every citizen of the township NEE
them at Clinkscales' Mill next Saturday
October End, at 2 o'clock p. M, for tht
purpose OF considering the establishment
Of high school In the township.