The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-10-11

Ctuluctt SOtlOIt-0 10 o.
Cotton seed are worth 20ccnts to- day.
Lesser &. Co. have Il new advertise
ment this week.
DR.. \. J. Spccr of Lowndcsvillc,
| spent yesterday i'll the city.
The work of erecting the Orr Cotton
Mill is progressing rapidly.
The new advertisement of Julius II.
| We'll X Co. will interest you.
Attention is directed to the new adj
vcrtisemcnt of {. +. Jones 4 Co.
Mr. L. \. Ratlitic spent il day or two
in Spurtanburg last week OH business.
Some very fine sweet and Irish pcta-
toes are being marketed at good prices.
Our genial friend Bob Shirley, of
Honca Path, spent yesterday in tho
city.
| Miss Essic Todd has gone to Columbia
to resume her studies in the College for
! Women.
County Treasurer Payne will be ready
| to write your tax receipt on and after
next Monday.
Ex-Gov. Bob. Taylor will deliver Il
lecture in Williamson about the 18th
OF November
Farmers, SOW plenty Of wheat and
oats. Cotton may DC four cents per
pound next year.
Mrs. j. c. Smith of Grccnville, is in
the city visiting her daughter, Mrs. j.
w. Qnattlebaum.
SO far this season Andcrson's cotton
receipts are about one-half of what
they were this time last year.
The spOrtsmcn report the crop Of
| 'pOssums an abundant one, and many
are being brought to the city.
Mrs. Annah Norris, accompanied by
a daughter and two sons, of Piedmont,
are i'll the city visiting relatives.
| Read Brown, Osborne & Co.'S. shoe
! advertisement i'll this issue. and call
| and examine their stock before buying.
| The County chain gang is doing some
very substantial work on the red hills
Of the public roads i'll the Picrcetown
section.
Rev. r. W. Sanders has rendered his
| resignation as pastor OF the Baptist
Church at HOnea Path, to take effect
1st January next.
Mrs. Elizabeth Todd, who has been
| spending several months with her son,
Mr. a. y. Todd. ut Lcnoir, y. c., re-
turned home last week.
\ small covey of young partridgcs
landed in the Court House Square last
| Sunday. and {, dozen or more were
| caught by the negro boys.
Miss Cole G. Clyde, who has been
has returned to Grecnvillc, much to tie
regret OF her many friends.
The Stock Show, which was to have
been held at Pclzer last Saturday, was
postponed on account of the bad wealth
er, until Saturday, 21st inst.
Our young friend, NJ J.. Bonham, ir..
of this city, who is Il student of Furman
University, has been elected editor i'll
| chief of the FHrman Echo.
Married, by J. p. Anderson. Magis-
trate, at his residence, October sth,
1890, Mr.. John Jefferson and Miss Anna
Bowen, all of Anderson County.
The knights of Honor meet to-mor-
row CThursday) evening at the office of
Magistrate Gilmer at 1:30 O'clock. All
the members are urged to attend.
Mrs. w. 6. Smith, accompanied by
her daughter. Mrs. w. w. Robinson.
of Columbia. is III the city visiting her
daughters, Mrs. Dean and Mrs. Ratlitfc.
An extra communication Of Herman
Lodge. No. 11G, 4. F. NJ. will be held
at Starr next. Saturday evening ut :
O'Clock. All the members are urged to
attend.
Brock Bros. have a new advertise
ment this week that will interest the
farmers. BE sure and look it up and go
to ses. them when i'll need OF goods IL
their line.
Married. on Sunday, October /, 1888,
at the residence OF the officiating min
lister, Rev. G.. NJ. Rogers, Mr.. G.. w.
Crcamer and Miss S. G.. Owen, both of
Anderson County.
The merchants are dressing show
windows i'll beautiful style. and are
showing up their fall and winter goods
to the best advantage. Some Of the win
/ dOWS are beautiful.
No new cases of smallpox have ap-
| pearcd in the, infected sections OF the
County. and those confined in the pest
house have about recovered and will
SOON Dc dlScnlrScu.
The Daily Mail made it's bow to the
reading public last Friday. II is own
ed and published by the Advocate Pub
fishing Company. and is edited hy the
editors of the -Adrocatc.
Evangelist Ieitch closed a very sue
ccssful twOweeks' meeting at Pied
mont last week. More than fifty per-
sons joined tile various Churches of
the town during the meeting.
| II. J. Maultlin, Esq, after severe
cuperating ut his old home in Pickens,
has returned to Anderson, and is ready
to serve his clients at any time.
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