The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-10-13

day night.
DON'T neglect to pay the printer and
the preacher.
The sweet potato ropis not very good
in this section.
The roll Of Cadets at the P. NJ. l. con-
tinues to increase.
Mrs. r E. Kennedy was in Abbeville
last week visiting relatives.
The Anderson County Alliance will
meet in this city next Friday.
Miss Elise Mauldin has been visiting
friends at Pickens and Easley.
You will find interesting reading matte
on svery page of the INTELL1GENCER.
Wade II. Thompson, Of this County,
left to day to re. enter Davidson College.
Hon. I. G McCalla, Abbeville County's
popular Senator, was in theclty yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. Burt Mitchell, OF Westminster,
spent last week in town visiting relatives.
: f. NJ. Snipes has moved to Piedmont.
where he has opened photograph gallery.
Attention is directed to the new adver-
tisement of B. O. Evans q Co. on the hrst
page.
Col. J. n. Brown, G. E Prince and j.
W. Quattle baum attended Court IN Aboe-
vile last week.
Miss Fannie Pinckney, who has been
visiting her grandparents in AobeVlale,
has returned home.
The Stock Show at Honea Path takes
place next Tuesday, 10th inst, and. prom
ises to be big success.
IF you are looking for some real bor-
gains, it will do you good tn read carefully
the new advertisement OF U. 4. Seybt.
That new advertisement of G. r. Jones
g. Co will interest every reader this week,
as it contains some substantial facts.
Mr.. r NJ McAdams is clerking for the
Yates Shoe Co, and will be more than
pleased to have his friends call and see him.
We learn this morning that our friend,
c. H Bailey, of Hall Township, is ex.
trehely i'll at his home with typhoid fever.
Our young friend, Thomas s. Maxwell,
of Greenville, spent Sunday in town with
his parents. Greenville is treating him
well.
The tax books open next Friday. Pay
up as soon as possible and avoid the rush
at the last. There will be no extension of
time
The Hartwell Sun says "The health
of Hart County is generally good, but the
Savannah River Is still confined to its
bed"
Mayor Tolly was quite sick and confined
to his bed several days last week, but we
are GLAD to state that be is able to be out
again.
Rev. J. J Neville and wife have return.
ell home from Seneca. Mr.. Neville who
was quite sick at Seneca, is slowly i'm
proving.
Mr.. A T. Fripp, formerly of Columbia,
has come to Anderson to make his home,
and will clerk in the shoe store of Fripp
& Ligon.
The many friends Of our venerable
towpsman, Capt. a. T. Broyles, will regret
to learn that he is quite sick and confined
to his bed.
Anderson is still the leading cotton mar
ket in the STATE. We have numerous buy
ers, and there is always strong. competition
among them.
From present indications the laying of
the corner stone Of the new Court House
will attract a large crowd to tho city next
Wednesday.
. Mrs. Cora Ligon and Miss EILEEN
Mauldin went over TO Spartanburg last
week tn spend few days with the family
of Dr.. II A. Ligon.
. Hon. A. T, Smyth and family, who have
been spending the past several months at
their summer home near Pendleton, have
returned to Charleston.
Mr.. Harry G. Cashin, of Augusta, Ca.
came to Anderson last Friday on the sad
mission OF attending the funeral Of his
brother, MIR. E. T. Cashin.
That new advertisement of the Hill Orr
Drug Co. calls attention to the fact that
they can supply you with glass, paints,
clover, grass seed, drugs, &c,
D.. Wm. T. Mercer, of Greenville, who
makes speciality of treating diseases Of
The eye. ear, nose and throat, is spending
this wesk at the Hotel Chiquoa.
Mr. NJ C.sSmith, an Cd Anderson
CouDty boy who row makes his home in
Savannah. Ga, is up spending short va
cation with his relatives and friends.
Our clever old friend, Mr.. VIM. Gala
ham, of the Piedmont section, was in the
city yesterday and was q welcome visitor
to this office He is holding his own well.
Messrs. Osborne e. Bolt, one of our pro-
gressive grocery firms, have purchased an
excellent horse and handsome delivery
wagon, which they will use in their busi-
ness.
Spartanburg Herald: Mr.. NJ. f
Gambrell, formerly Of Anderson. has &C.
cepted q position at Herrng's Furniture
Store. He will move his family here next
year."
The police force of the city has been in {.
creased by the addition of Mr.. Sam. Payne.
who was elected by the City Council last
Friday evening. Sam. will make an eff
cient officer.
Louis w. Cary, well-known cotton
buyer, died at his home in Seneca last
Sunday morning, after an illness of about
ten days. A wife and two little children
survive him.
Oar clever old friend. Mr. j. H Simp
son, of Piedmont, was in the city last Sat-
day and gave us an appreciated call. He
has been subscriber to the INTELL1GEN