The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-09-01

The backbone of summer is not broken
yet.
\ big circus will visit Anderson this
fall.
Eggs and chickens ere in demand in the
city.
There is not q vacant storeroom in An
derson.
Next Monday is Labor Day--a national
holiday.
Miss Alma Spearmsn is in Abbeville
visiting friends.
Prof. Ben. E. Geer, of Greenville, was
in the city Monday.
Read your own paper. Pay for it.
Don't be a dead beat.
The farmers are busy pulling fodder,
which is reported very fine.
Notice to contractors is directed to the
advertisement of the City Clerk.
The contractors have gone to work in
earnest on the new Court House.
Col. Joseph N. Brown and family ex,
pect to leave for the North tomorrow.
Mrs. w. P. Poulnot, of Charleston. Is
in, the city visiting the family OF Mr.. L. II,
Seel.
Miss Susie McMullau,' of Hartwell. Ga,
is in the city visiting the family of Mr.. r
s. Hill.
Rev. r. G. Pierson, the evangelist, will
begin g series of meetings at Walhalla next
SUNDAY.
That new advertisement of Brownlee &
Vandivers will interest you. Read it
carefully.
The melon rop holds out WE'LL, Some
fine ones are. brought to the city nearly
every day.
Mr.. J. A. Brock, of Seneca, spent last
Friday in Anderson and gave Us all appre-
ciated cell.
Prof. T. w. Gary, Of the South Florida
Military Institute, is spending q few days
in the city.
The price OF cotton and corn has ad-
vanced q few points the past week. May
| it continue.
T. Fl. Burton offers q valuable planta.
ton for sale in Hart County, Ga. See adj
1 vertissment.
4 few days ago Hall & Milford received
| an order for a suit Of clothes from a citizen
of Atlanta, Ga.
Mr.. W. F. Anderson has returned to
| Elberton, Ga, where he will again buy
| cotton this fall.
Mr.. Albert Mellichant. of Ridgeway, s.
| c., has COM to Anderson to clerk for j..
A. Austin & Co..
Mess,s. P. X. McCully, Jr., and w. r.
! Hubbard left a few days ago to visit the
| Eastern markets,
Cotton is said to be opening quite freely
| in some sections. Forty cents a hundred
is being paid pickers.
Mrs. S. 8. Woodward and neice, Miss
Cora Clyde, Of Greenville, are in the city
visiting Mrs. NJ. Kennedy.
The fell term of the Circuit Court for
Monday, 18th September.
MI. Joel @ Keys has gone to Darling
ton. 6. G where he will again spend the
fall and winter buying cotton.
Some OF the farmers report that the rust
| and worms are ipjuring the cotton crop in
| various sections Of the County.
The annual meeting of the Old Stone
| Church and Cemetery Association, has
been postponed until the I'd of October.
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment Of r. M. Turner, who offers a fine
plantation for sale in Hart County, Ga.
It III an assured fact that a night train
will ba put N the G. Il g.. r. r. The
schedule will be announced in a few days.
MI. AL. WEIGH has gone to North Caro-
lima to spend two or three weeks, and will
attend a reunion OF his old Co: on the Ssh
inst.
We are requested to announce that there
| will be q pic MIC at the mineral spring, in
Centerville Township, next Saturday, 4th
inst.
The services In the Churches of the city
on Sunday evenings will begin, now at 8
o'clock. Bear this in mind next Sunday
nigbt.
"A sewers wind storm, followed by q
; good ~rainnVisited the city Monday after
noon about $50 O'Clock. No damage re.
| suited.
Fruit jars and rubbers are scarce and
| fruit plentiful. SHOT q jar could be found
anywhere in town." said a lady to the
| reporter.
Rev. J. N. 81. Gummerell will prsach at
| Midway Church next Sunday afternoon ut
4 o'clock. The public is invited to attend
/ the service.
Messrs. Geo. G. Grogan and John P.
Shannon, two prominent and popular
citizens Of Elberton, Ca, spent Monday
! night in the city.
Osborne & Clinkscales, successors to Os-
borne & Archer, dealers in stoves, tinware,
| crocksry, ETC., will open tomorrow In the
storeroom vacated by B. o. Evans & Co.
Capt. John Dillingham;, Anderson's
| efficient Chief of Police, who has been sick
| for several weeks, is able to be out again,
1 and will resuma his dutiaa in q few 6svs.
Miss Freddie Ortman, Of Charleston,
| who has been spending two weeks in the
! city visiting the family of her cousin, Mr..
| G.. h. E. Ortman, returned home Monday.
Married, at Museley, s. c., on Sunday,
August %. 1897, by R. P. Martin, Notary
Public MI. L. J. Walters and Miss w.
V. Stalnaker, both of Abbeville County.
Mr.. and Mrs, Samuel Patton, OF Hen.