The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-09-15
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Anderson's cotton receipts last Saturday
were 800 bales
This section has had some extremely hot
weather the past week.
People who 60 to Church on Sunday
should make their dogs stay at home.
Mrs. G. r Murray's school will open
next Monday, c0:h inst.
Eggs, chickens and butter aro in demand
in the city at fair prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. DenGy visited rela-
tives 10 Hartwell, Ga. last week.
Miss Josephine Cashiue and Miss Lucy
Parker are In Walhalla visiting friends.
A number Of our farmers say they are
going to Sow q large crop of wheat this fall
Mr.. c. A. Reed, accom- panied by his
wife, has gone to Cincinnati on 8 business
trip.
It is now u settled fact that Anderson
will have a bicycle race track by next
Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ, Hubbard left
yesterday on a visit to several Of the east
ern cities.
The Court of General Sessions convened
In Walhalla last Monday, Judge Buch'
auso presiding.
The autumnal equinox will arrive on or
about the 22nd inst unless delayed some
whore on the trip.
It is said that a citizen of this city is be-
ing urged by some of his friends to run for
Congress next year.
Mr.. NJ. M. Gaines, formerly of this city,
is now working in the depot Of the South
ern Railway at Bolton.
Cotton is opening SO rapidly that the
farmers can't keep up with it. Cotton
pickera are in demand.
It is said that the retail prics of cigarettes
| will advance to ton cents a package. on
account of the Dingley tariff bill.
Mrs. L Il. Seel, Mrs. J. B. Simpson and
Mrs. e. B. FAINT went over to William.
ston last week to spend e few days.
Mr. Il. s.. Hill, Miss Helen Cater and
| Miss Gardner, Of the Alliance Store, have
returned from the Eastern markets.
Mr. w. r Osborne and Mrs. Cummings
have returned from the eastern markets,
where they have been buying goods.
Mrs. Guy E. MauldIn and little daugh-
ter, of Washington, D c., are in the city
visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. j. l.. Mauldin.
Watch the advertisements in the INTEL
L1GEScEHR, and you will know where 10
buy your goods when you visit the city.
The date for letting the contract for the
building OF the city hall has been changed
to next Monday, Goth inst. See advertise.
ment.
Those of our Subscribers who arc in ar
| rears will please settle up their indebted
ness as coon as possible. We need the
money.
H,-t m p.au1oo hoe rayprpn5 froy,, n
most enjoyable trip to East Tennessee,
relatives.
The Piedmont and Pe!zer base ball
clubs will play their match game Of ball
for this season at Pe:E.r next Saturday
afternoon.
Anderson row has a beer d%ispensary.
Mr.. j. l.. Glenn is in charge of it until the
dispenser. Mr.. John Hays, recovers from
bis sickness.
The annual meeting OF stockholders of
the Anderson Cotton Mills will be held in
this city next Tuesday, 2lst inst, at II
o'clock q. N.
The knights of Pythias meet next Fri.
dsy evening ALI of the members are
urged to attend, as ths meeting will be an
| important one.
Superintendent Wells and R3edmaster
Dodson, of the Southern Railway, spent q
few hours in the city last Thursday on q
tour of inspection. i
Mrs. Della N. Wilsonh hes gone to Green
| wood to accept q position in the millinery
| department. Of one Of the largest dry goods
houses in that town.
Persons indebted TO the old firm of
Bleckley 6 Fretwell should read the no.
| tice Of J. j. Fretwell, the surviving part
| ner, in another column.
The State Fair. will be held in Columbia
| the second week in November. Anderson
| County should be well represented there
in both exhibits and people.
Eiberton StGr: miss Annie Simpson,
| of Pendleton, s. c., n of the most charm.
| ing young ladies of thePalmetto State, is
visiting Mrs. J II, Maxwell"
That new advertisement of Moore &
Wallis-the Racket Store--should be read
| carefully, as it calls attention to the many
bargains they are offering The trade.
WE have received two communications
| this week that did not have the names of
the writer's signed to them, and, Of course,
| they were consigned to the waste basket.
Miss Lizzie Williams and Mrs. 5. ;.
Heard have returned home, after o most
| delightful Visit to eastern cities, where the
former secured some rare bargains for her
closing sale.
We still have g few copies of onr Sou
venir Edition or hand, and we will chesr-
| fully give them to any person who will
| take the trouble to gend them to friends in
distant States.
MI. Fl. Ct. Thompson, of Jackson, Miss.
but who is now temporarily residing at
Horse Cove, N. G., has been spending a
few days In the city, the guest of Mr..
Swain Giluler.
The New York Dry Goods Economist of
the 18th inst. says: &C. F. Jones 81 Co.,
Anderson, S. c., have removed to more
commodious premises in a new and hand.
some building"
A meeting of Camp Stephen D. Lee,
Confederate Veterans, will be held next
Monday evening at I o'clock at Mr.. A. T..
| Hubbard's store. All the members are
urged to attend.
4 commission has been issued by the
Secretary of State to the Dexter Broom
and Mattress Company Of Pelzer. The
corporators are J. NJ. ChiIds, r. j. Martin
and Ellison A. Smyth.
Miss Lizzie Williams has let the contract
for the erection of a handsome Office for
the Southern Express Company, on West
Benson street. 1t will be completed by
the LIST of December.
Prof. j.. Scott Murray, of Mercer Uni
| versity, Macon, Ga, who has been spend
ing the summer vacation at his home in
| this city, leaves tomorrow to resume his
work in the University.
Flour, corn, oats. meat, etc., continue to
| 20 up. That should not cause farmers to
| complain. They can raise these articles,
| and should make 1t a rule to do so, wheth.
er prices are high or low.
1.-THE Famous has a new advertisement
this week, and we advise you to read it.
Mr.. Geisberg, the proprietor, has g large
stock, and the prices be quotes on some
Of his goods will please you.
The newspapers in several sections Of the
State are announcing gin accidents, which
| nearly always result in the loss of an arm
or hand. People who work about gins
should be exceedingly careful.
Mr.. J. C. Latimer, who has been quite
| sick with fever for several weeks at his
home near Honea Path, has returned to
the city and is again at his post of duty
behind the counters of G.. T. Jones d. Co.
Rev. r. G. Pearson, the noted evange-
list, will begin a ten days. meeting at
Piedmont next Sunday. The nesting is
held under the auspices Of all the Churches
| Of the town, and will be held in q large
tent.
Miss Sophia Diver. Miss Minnie Will