The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-02


vile visiting friends.
Begin to look around for the children
to carry out to the circus.
Miss Mel Lee, of Greenwood, is i'll
the city visiting relatives.
Every Democrat should go to tho
polls next Tuesday and vote.
Miss Sylvcne Peoples left for Hol-
lands, Va, last Friday to enter college
Attention is directed to the new adj
vertisement of Osborne g. Clinkscalcs.
ID. C. Brown & Bro. hive IL new ad-
vcrtisement i'll another column. Read
it.
Tho public schools Of Varenncs
Township will open next Monday, 7th
inst.
Dean s. Ratlific are offering bargains
in shoes. Read their new advertise
mcnt.
Miss Victorinc Nardin has gone to
Hartwcll, Ga, 10 visit her sister, Mrs.
A. w. Adams.
Our young friend, Tom. Maxwell, of
Greenville, spent Sunday in the city
visiting his parents
Miss Lillian Caldwell and Mrs. w. J..
Liiniiey, of Seneca, were in the city
last week visiting friends.
Miss Leslie Branyon, of the Zarinc
section, is in the city visiting the
family OF Mr.. A. l.. Wclch.
Next Monday is Salcsday. Consid-
erablc property will be sold at public
outcry by the Judge of Probate.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Hcyman, of New
York, are in the city visiting Mrs.
We'll, the mother of Mrs. IIcyman.
Mrs. DR.. j. c. Harris went over to
Greenvi!lc County Il few days ago to
visit her mother, who is quite sick.
Chief Musician, J. j. Trowbridge, of
the End Regiment, S. G.. w., is spending
a few days in the city with his parents.
The new advertisement of McCully
Bros. will interest you, if you contem-
plato buving any goods. Read what
they say.
The Savannah Valley Railroad will
run II special train from Mccormick to
Anderson next Saturday OH account of
the Circus.
Miss Vcrmel Dargan, one of the
most charming young ladies of Green
vile, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Judge
w. +. Cox.
Mr.. j. l.. Merit, of Brushy Creek, is
now clcrking for Brock Bros, where
he will be pleased to serve his friends
at any time.
Misses Fannie and Julia Maxwell.
Miss Deane Seaborn and Miss Emma
! Merrick, all Of Wnlhalla, were in the
city last week.
The sweet potato crop in this section
is the best we have had in several
years. Some very fine ones are being
brought to market.
Mr.. Frank Brea7eale, of Bolton, is
now clerking for c. S. Minor, and will
be moro than pleased to have his
friends call OH him.
Several parties Of young men from
town have gone out to hunt 'possums
lately. 1t has not E1;zrs the 'i,osss,iiii
population very badly.
Up to the 1st inst. Anderson has re-
ceived 14,586 bales of cotton this sea-
son. The receipts for tho same time
last season were H. 115 bales.
Mrs. s. j. Carpenter. who has Ico::
spending tho summer in this city with
relatives, returned to her home iii
Montgomery, Ala, last Saturday.
| What the farmer needs is the high
est market price for his cotton and the
cheapest possible prices OH what he
buys. He can get both in Anderson.
| Tho Blue Ridge Railroad will only
charge one fare for round trip tickets
from all STATIONS along the road to An
dersOn next Saturday, the day of the
Circus.
One Of the many attractions at the
approaching State Fair in Columbia
will be the grand spectacular display
of fireworks representing PAINS battle
of Manila.
In the Federal election notice the
name of T. l.. Clinkscales, Jr., has
been substituted for j. r. Clinkscales
as one Of tho managers of tho Crayton-
vile precinct.
We are requested to announce that q
meeting of the Hopewell Cotton Grow
ers' Association will be held next Sat,
urday ut o'clock p. m. All the mem
bers are urged to attend.
Quartermaster G.. C. Sullivan, of the
Second Regiment, 8. c. w., who has
been at homo on sick furlough fol
several weeks. returned to his com
mnnd in Savannah last week.
Mr.. Lawrence Davis, of Roanoke