The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-09-26

fall and winter goods for the least
money.
The Anderson girls and boys who
are off to college will have THE In
TELLIGENCER sent to their address.
They say they can't do without its
weekly visit.
Rt. Rev. Bishop ii. B. Northrop, of
Charleston, and Rev. A. *. Gywnn, Of
Greenyille, spent last Sunday in Ander-
son, the former officiating in ST.
Joscph's Catholic Church.
An observing farmer says that most
of the cotton bolls have but four locks
this year, SO far as he has seen. If this
is general, there will be a shortage Of
one-fifth from this source alone.
{. F.. Jones Il Co, of Anderson. have
rented portion of j. B. Armstrong's
store room and about Oct. LIST will
open Il line of dry goods, notions,
clothing, ctc.-Homcd PAN Chronicle.
w. L. Marshall & Co., successors to
&. S. Minor Il Co.. announce that their
buyer has returned from the Northern
markets, and new goods are arriving
every day. Read their new advertise
ment.
.. ID. Anderson g. Bro. have just re-
ceived Il lot Of fine rice flour and Henry
or winter grazing seed oats. They
guarantee the oats to stand the sever
est winter weather. Watch for their
new ad. next week.
The Columbia State of the 23rd inst.
says: "Mr. A. Beatty Sherard, who has
been sick for some time, has gone to
his old home in Anderson county, in
the hope that his health will be i'm
proved by the change.
If the conditions prevail next year
which followed the dry years of 1880
and 1881, the year 1901 will be record
breaker for wheat and oats like 1882
but the farmers must help by planting
q biz crop of each cereal.
A meeting of the patrons of the
Townville High School will be held at
the school building next Saturday af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock. All the patrons
are urged to attend the meeting. The
school opens next Monday.
Gov. McSweeney has appointed the
following commissioners of election
for Anderson County: Statc-J. r.
Anderson, p. II. Brown and j. f.
Clardy; Federal-H. H. Russell, w. II.
| Glenn and f. G.. McAdnms.
A number Of our friends have called
in this week and renewed their sub
scriptions to TIE INTELIIGENcER and,
several of them brought us new sub
scribers. Such acts are always in or
der and highly appreciated
w. G. King. of King Bros. Bargain
Store, leaves to-day for Northern and
Eastern markets, where he will pick up
bargains that will be cye-opencrs.
This will make the second stock of fall
goods bought by them this fall.
Julius II. iyeii g. Co. announce in
their new advertisement this week
that their grand autumn millinery
opening takes place next Friday, 2ath
inst, and invite the ladies especially to
visit their establishment. Read theirs ad-
ertisement.
At a meeting of the County Board of
Control last Monday j. Il. c. Jones, of
Storeville, was elected keeper of the
dispensary in this city, and w. T.
McGregor and L. A. Hunnicut clerks.
S. E. Whitten was reelected dispenser
at Pendleton.
| Hon. j. Belton Watson and Mr.. VIM.
Cam, of Anderson County, S. c., were
in town this week on legal business,
and favored The Sun office with their
presence. They are prominent and in
flu entail citizens of their communities.
| l-HartreU (Ga.) Sun.
Rosh Hashanab, the Jewish new
year, according to The Hebrew calen-
dar, the first Of the month Tishri and
the beginning Of the year 5001 of the
Jewish era, began at sunset last Sun
day evening. We wish our jewish
friends happy new. year.
| We are requested to publish tho fol-
lowing: "It is earnestly requested that
delegates from each Society and Church
iaTnion District No. 2, will be present
at the meeting at Big Creek Church
next Saturday. Contributions can still
be made, as the box will not be sent I'M
til after the Union adjourns."
Mr.. Elias Earle, graduate of Glenn
son College, has recently accepted the
position of electrician in charge of the
plant that runs the factory and lights
the city of Y0rkville. He is son of
Hon. +. p. Earle, of Tertia, and has
many friends in Oconee who wish him
the greatest success.-KcOrec Courier.
Brown, Osborne & Co. extend an in
vitatiOn to all to attend their special
opening of fall and winter millinery
next Tuesday, the end day of October.
The public should avail themselves of