The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-09-14
LOCAL NEWS.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. IA, 1898.


Miss Ellie Seel is in Elberton, Ga.
visiting friends.
Cotton is opening rapidly and pick
ers are in demand.
Nh. F. M. Butler returned MOnda!
from business visit to Alabama.
Farmers should not be in hurry tt
sell their cotton. Prices are too low.
Mrs. Effie Dobson, of Augusta, Ga.
is in the city visiting Mrs. M. E. Reese
Miss St. Julian Walker, of Columbia
| S. c., is visiting the Misses Humphreys
Several interesting communications
reached us too late for publication this
week.
Mrs. H. A. Ligon and children, OF
Spartanburg, are in the city visiting
relatives.
If you need cook stove, read the
new advertisement OF Osborne q
Clinkscales.
Mrs. Lizzie Willis and daughter
Miss Lizzelle Willis, are visiting Ill
Williamson.
The tax. books will open on the 10th
October. See advertisement of the
County Treasurer.
The Carolina Academy at William
ston will open Monday, October 3rd.
See advertisement.
Mr.. Malcolm NJ. Lander, Of the 1st
Regiment S. G.. ", is quite sick at his
home in Williamson.
Miss Nellie Humphreys leaves for
Columbia soon to enter the Presby-
terian College for women.
Look out for Frank Crayton's furni-
ture ad. next week. He is selling fur-
niture remarkably cheap.
The old Court House furniture will
he sold at auction on Thursday, 22nd
inst. See advertisement.
Mr.. w. w. Cooley, Of Darlington,
who has been visiting relatives in this
County, has returned home.
In their new advertisement B. o.
Evans 81 Co. tell of some OF the nice
things they have for the boys.
The knights of Pythias meet to-mor-
row evening, at $50 O'Clock. All the
members are urged to attend.
Miss Gertrude Jones and Miss Marie
McCully left for Williamson College
yesterday to resume their studies.
The new advertisement Of the Ali
ance Store deserves a careful perusal,
as it contains some valuable informa-
ton.
Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement of j. G. Osborne, who has Just
opened a new stock OF groceries. Give
him Il call.
The Greenwood Indcr says Miss
Jennie Stevenson, Of Anderson, is Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. w. L. Lyeth. i'll
Greenwood.
Persons indebted to the late firm Of
Biecllley g. Fretwell should read the
advertisement of the surviving part
ncr, j. J.~Fretwe1.
Miss Mamie Poulnot, of Charleston,
arrived in the city yesterday from Will
liamstOn, and issat present stopping
with Miss Ola Moore.
Married, on Sunday, September II,
1898, by r. P. Martin, Notary Public,
and at his residence, Mr. Joe Manning
and Miss Attic Cook, of Abbevilie
County.
w. C.. Power, John Mckinney and
Walter Reese, all of Anderson, were i'll
the city Sunday and Monday making
visits to some of our pretty young
ladies.-AbbeciUc MediuD,.
Married, on Sunday, September II,
1898, at the residence Of Rev. n. G..
Wright, the officiating minister, Nh.
John A. Pearman and Miss Lula Stone,
both of Abbcville County.
Mr.. w. C. Hillhouse and his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Matte Anderson, wife OF Su-
perintendent Anderson, of the C.. q
W. C.. r. r., of Augusta, came up Mon
lay to visit relatives in this County.
Cur young friend, E. L. Gambrcll,
left this morning for Columbia, where
he has secured u position in the State
office. Hc is q worthy young man, and
will give satisfaction to his new en-
plOyers.
Young Hal. Pinckney, son OF Nh. II.
G.. Pinckney, has gone to Columbia to
accept position in the printing bust
ness. Hal. has been in the employ OF
Messrs. Belchcr &. Son, and is alright,
energetic young man.
Mcssrs. Hall g. Milford have added
to their magnificent clothing store Il
tailoring department. and placed it i'll
charge of Mr. Phillip Lossc, which is Il
safe guarantee OF perfect fits, good
work and prompt service.
The Racket Store has Il new adver-
tisement this week and We advise you
to read it carefully. Its buyer has Just
returned from the markets, where he
purchased big stock of goods, which
will be sold ut popular prices.
In our last issue we announced the
death of Mr.. d. n. Major. The name
should have been Daniel Major. We
are in receipt of Il letter from Mr.. ID.
N. Major under date OF 18TH instant
calling our attention to the mistake.
The store and display window OF
Julius II. We'll a. Co. are tastely de-
cOrated by Mr.. Thos. Killcen, OF New
York city, whom this enterprising firm
has brought here to keep to the front
the style of their store i'll every p;lr-
ticular.