The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-10-20

Capes and Jackets are the subject of c.
f. Jones & Cos. new advertisement this
week.
Mrs. +. M. Cary. OF Seneca, has been
spending few days in Anderson with
relatives.
Attention is called to the card OF Mrs.
McSm;th and Miss Cornish. appearing in
this issue.
g {. Featherston. Esq of Laurens, has
becn spending few days in the city with
his parents.
Read that prescription prescribed in the
new advertisement of the Evans Phar-
macy this week.
His choice: What. in your opinion, is
the most pleasing decoration for q wheeI?"
"A pretty woman"
Diphtheria is prevalent in many of the
towns OF the 6tste. No cases have appear
ed in Anderson as yet.
The Anderson Mattress Factory is one OF
the busiest enterprises ih Anderson, and
Its business is increasing.
Messrp. White & Co., of this city, have
secured the contract for placing the tiling
In the new Court House,
Auoerson5 COTTON receipts up to lost
night for this season were $500 bales
same time last year, 1928 bales.
Mrs. M. l.. TRIMMER, accom- panied by
her little grandchildren, is in the city Wis
iting her son in-law, Mr.. Thos. w. Nor.
ris.
Toccoa (Ga.) Record: "Nfrs. Baker, OF
Anderson. s. c., the charming sister of
Mrs. D J. Simpson, has just been on
Charley Jenkins. the negro who vas
shot by Dave Burton. another negro in
this city. two weeks ago, died last Wed
nosday afternoon,
We keep full supply of legal blanks
and can supply you with letter beads, Ill:
nssnss envelopes or other stationery at
reasonable prices.
Misses Carrie and Bsssie strothers, from
Waihalla, arrived in the city Thursday
and are stopping with the Misses Power,
on McDuffie street
Hartwell (Ga.) Sun: "Mr. T. NJ. King.
. prominent citizen OF Anderson County.
3. q. |as IN Hartwell thie week and gave
US pleasant Gail -
The trustees requests US to announce
that the public schools of Corner Town.
sh,p, District No. IL, will open on Mon
day, November LET.
The Edgefield Chronicle saws that the
sort OF cotton seed that the farmers need Ia
variety that can't be made to produce
more than half crop.
Invitations have BEEN isaued to the mar
I1age of Miss Daisy Sharpe and Mr. Ches.
e. Cobb which will take place ia this citv
or. Wednesday, 27th inst.
Mr.. James M. Baker, the popuiar ass,st.
ant librarian of the United States Senete.
Washington, ID. G is IN the city TODAY.
and gave us pleasant call.
.,, Married, ct The home Of the bride in
by Rsv. J; B. Marsh. Mr.. Robert CrT..,;
Peizer, and Miss Susan Hali. ,a7,
Married, on Sunday, October 10. 1887. at
she re9ldence 9f the bEide'a father. by yohn
Webb and Miss Lima PeahufR.
Farmers in this County should obtain
sugar beet seed from the department. Of
egrioulture and experiment in the culture
OF that valuable and profltnblecrop.
That man Minor ofthe Tsn Cens Store
1t seems, has determined to give his goods
away, judging from the prices he Quotes
IN tis new advertisement this week.
Anderson Hail, q negro, wa. committad
to jail few days ago. charged with bnrn.
Ing the cotton bouse Of Miss SaIlic Adams.
In the Honea Path section, recently.
During the past week $50 90 have been
turned into the city treasury from fines
imposed on individuals In the MAYORS
Court Ior carrying concealed weapons. a.
Mr.. s. d Emerson, Of Florida, is spend
ing q. few days at his old home in this
once last week. Time has dealt gently
With him. 81 ~ - 80 a -iiss'.;; is'..;;
d. r: l. Branyon, OF Honea Path, was
an the city last Friday and gave us pleaB:
ant call. He was on his way to Atianta.
Ca. to resume bis studies in the Atlanta
Dentai. College. q = =
a lot of fine thoroughbred Jersey cattle
S,i.,i Wii. ns = sold at auction at the Aahtabnla
s0sh inst. at ii O'clock a. nn. Sec edvertiae.
ment In another column.
Anderson city and County Ii well repre-.
ss:a s:.;s. ss ;Ss Ssfisrent colleges throughout
the State. and We expect to hear good re-.
ports from our boys and girls Who are
attending these seinstientions. =.
m9friec. at th6 residence OF the BRIDES
father: on sWednesdey, October 6, 1867. by,
hsv. =: =: MoBryde, Mr. James r.. Han-
nah: OF Ahhsville County. and Miss A6die
A-cNinchs OF Andrsaon County. !
Mr.. w. /. Prince. Of Williamson. ubo
came to Anderson last week to spend a
rev days with his son, Geo. T.: Prince.
Esq was strioken with paralysis last Sat.
urday, and is In critical condition. .,
Our venerable friend. Hon.,B. r. Crav.
TOD. has been quite sick for the pnst two Or
three. weeks. but his many frienda will
rtjoIce TO hear that he is able TO All mn
again, and will join Us in Wishing him q
speedy recovery ,s .
. Anderson County 10 naturally. healthy
pat the fever referred to In Dean a. rat.
Hdes new ad. Ills week Continues fn
spread. and unless they querantine arainst
it. It would appear that even Jack Frost
himself will fall a victim.
Services will be held next SUNDAY al
St. Joseph'a (Catholic) Church. Roy.
Efancis Norman, who IL ngsiating Father
Bndds on the missions Will offiointo ard
5preach at lin. m. and z. 80 %. m. Father
Norman Is Q strong and forcible apeaker.