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

announced as failure.
There is great demand now for cot
ton pickers at fair wages.
j. L. Boggs, Esq, our next Solicitor,
was in the city yesterday.
j. A. Mooney, Esq, Of Greenvillc, is
i'll the city attending Court.
Some of our people are Dragging on
their prospective turnip crops.
Now is good time TO lay in your
winters supply Of coal and wood.
Strcetoversecr Jackson is doing some
good work on South Main street.
MI. and Mrs. II. B. Cheshire have
returned from visit to Hartwcll, Ga.
The Anderson and Orr cotton mills
will not close down or run on short
time.
A local weather prophet predicts
frost about tho time of the next full
moon.
Proctor Bonham has gone to wash
ingtGn, d. c., to attend Georgetown
College.
S. NJ. Orr, Jr., has gone to Orange,
Va, to resume his studies at the col
lege there.
On account of religious holiday Les
ser s. Co. will close their store next
Wednesday.
Mr.. Clarence Young has gone to
Oklahoma, Miss, where he will buy
cotton this fall.
Miss Eunice Hill has gone to Balti-
more to resume her studies in the Col
lege for Women.
Mr.. L. E. Norryce has been confined
to his home the past week with light
attack of malaria.
w. r. McFall, the popular proprietor
of the Riley House, Greenwood, is in
the city visiting his mother.
Carlisle Bros. have made cut in
prices on turning plows, harrows, &c.
See their rev advertisement.
The hunting season opens November
1st, and the sportsmen in this section
are anxiously awaiting that date.
MI. Julius G. Smith, of Greenville, is
spending few days in the city visiting
his daughter, Mrs. j. w. Quattlebaum
Robert Harper and Frank Shirley, OF
the Eureka section, left yesterday fol
Greenville to enter Furman University,
Mrs. Hattie B. Todd, of Augusta,
Ca, who has been visiting relatives in
Anderson, returned home this morning
Mr.. Rutledge Osborne and family,
who have been spending the summer
in Cashiers Valley. returned home last
week.
The new advertisement of the Sui
livan Hardware Co. will especially in
terest the farmers, who should not fail
to read it.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Watkins, of
Greenville, have been spending few
days in the city visiting friends and
relatives.
There will be preaching at Deans
next Sunday morning at II o'clock,
The services will be conducted by Rev.
w. w. Sadler..
Miss Lola Casey, of Anderson, arrived
on Saturday last and on Monday re.
sumed teaching the Hurricane school.
Clinton Gazette.
Married, on Sunday, September %,
1900, by Rev. r. C. Ligon, Mr.. Drew
McGill and Miss Josie Hays, all of
Anderson County.
Our young friends, Frank Watkins
and C. Wilson, have gone to Spar
tanburg to take up their studies again
in Wofford College.
The S2nd Annual State Fair will be
held in Columbia October Goth to
November end, inclusive. Arrange
your plans to attend.
Mr.. c. w. Webb and family, who
have been living on their plantation
near Portman the past year, have
moved back to the city.
Mr.. w. A. King has changed base,
and is now with the Sullivan Hard
ware Co., where he will be pleased to
greet his friends at any time.
Mr.. j. N. Moore, who has been filling
the position of salesman in one OF
Anderson's stores, has gone to Pickens
c. H. to engage in business.
Next Monday is Salesday.y Consider
able real estate will be sold at public
ontcry, and the day will no doubt at
tract large crowd to the city.
Col. G.. c.. Sullivan returned last
Friday from the mountains, where he
Has been resting and recuperating. His
health has been greatly benefited.
Miss Lula McGee, of Due West, has
been elected teacher of the Eureka
school. in Broadway Township. This
school will open about October 18th.