The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-09-28

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his mother, near this city. He is in
the employ of the Southern Railway.
If you can't pay all of your debts,
pay something on all of them and keep
money moving. Money is the blood Of
trade, and the blood must circulate.
The negro Methodists of Anderson
have commenced preparations for the
entertainment of their State Confer
ence, which meets in this city next
November.
MIR. "Hit" Watson. an inmate of the
morning, aged "a years. His wife,
who was "a years of age, died there
two weeks ago.
The Cotton Growers Association of
this County will meet in the Court
House next Monday at II o'clock. All
who feel interested are invited to
attend the meeting.
Conservative cotton men think there
is no likelihood of cotton showing
strength CT !;moyaiicy within the next
thirty days. The price is lower in New
York than it has ever been.
The city fathers will strictly enforce
tho ordinance against throwing pieces
of paper or other trash OH the streets.
Place it in u box or barrel and the gar
bagc wagons will haul it off.
Married. on Sunday. September 1s,
1893, by j. NJ. Broyles, Notary Public,
at the residence of Henry I5rcazeale,
MIR. Furman Compton and Miss Millie
Stone, all of Anderson County
The season for shooting gamcbirds
opens in this State OH the LIST of Novcm-
ber. Those who are fond of the sport
and land owners particularly ought to
see after the observance of the law
The First Regiment S. T.. V. reached
Columbia last Saturday from jackson
vile. This week they will be given n
months furlough. and at the end of
that time they will be mustered out.
The Electric City Shoe Store has
moved to the storer0om recently vaca-
ted by II. A. Archer, between g. +.
Bigby's and w. X. Hubbard's stores.
on north side Of Court House Square.
Mr.. Wash. Jeffords, IL brother of Mrs.
w. X. Richardson, of this city, died at
his home in Orangeburg last Sunday
morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson
were ut his bedside when he passed
away.
Anderson should arrange to give the
soldier boys, royal reception when
they return home. They ought to be
made to feel that their patriotism and
courage are appreciated by their fcl-
lOw-citizens.
Rev. Edward +. Bomar. of Aiken,
preached to the students mt Clemson
College last Sunday; lie passed
Clemson and spent the day and was
warmly greeted by friends.
Mr.. L. a. Carlisle has decided not to
go to Anderson but to remain in New
berry and retain his position with the
Carolina Manufacturing Co. We are
glad he is going: to remain with us
NcWbcrry Herald and NemS.
If you have anything to exhibit ut
the approaching State Fair, send to
Secretary ThOs. w. Holloway, Pomaria,
>. e., Tor q premium list. Anderson
County could make II fine exhibition at
this Fair, and she should do it.
Sufficient money has been subscribed
to the stock of the Anderson Bicycle
Association to insure the purchase of
the land and the building Of the racing
track. The Association will organize
but will not build the track until next
spring.
A 7-lnonths old boy, who was aban-
IOned by his parents II short while ago,
Is now an inmate of the County Pau
pers' Home, Mr.. King, tlas, Steward,
says it is bright, pretty child, and
would. be more thnn pleased to have
some good parent adopt it.
Postmaster General Heath has issued
an order authorizing postmastcrs to
own offices. Money orders may. now
be used in paying bills to merchants
where the convenience OF II bank can
not be had, Mt small expense.
A committee, consisting of Messrs.
NJ. l.. BOnham, j. J.. Tribble, w.
Cox by nnd 5s X yd" a0o has es been nppGnt
League to secure the encampment of
United States troops in Anderson dur
ing tie fall and winter months.
Eurman Compton, of Fork Town
ship. had Il preliminary hearing before
United States Commissioners Friersun
last Thursday, charged with Obstruct-
ing th:. mail CARRIER between AI,irrsvm
and TOwnvillc, and was discharged.
Mrs. +. Il. Williamson rendered the
young people Il very pleasant party last
Friday night in honor to Miss Myrtle
McWhOrter, II visitor from Denver, S.
G. The occasion was very much ell
jOycd by all present, and the refresh
ments were dainty and delicious
Union Times.
Capt. j. ID. Charles. who has been
manager and treasurer OF Reedy River
Cotton Factory for the past twenty
Years, died of paralysis ut ltccdy River
last Monday morning. He was II sur
vivOr of Orr's Regiment, and has many
old friends III this section who will
regret to hear of his death.
The Spartanburg Hc,mM of the aand
inst. says: "Mr. W. H. Thacler, of
Anderson County, has purchased the
stock OF goods of Mrs. Poiu which are
at the store room on the square recently
operated by the late James I'Ola. Mr.
Thacker will remove to this city and
continue business at the old stand
Yesterday Mr.. j. l.. TMbble, received
n 1affor frOvr, AgS VUu, Kiclrhx I)co.: