The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-09-12


/ That "cool spell in August" has not
yet arrived.
The weather is still not, but the
nights are cooler.
! The demand for dwelling houses in
the city increases.
Attention is directed to the new adj
vertisement of Brock Bros.
The health of this city was never
better at this season of the year.
The soda fountains in this city have
done big business this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Sloan have re-
turned home from the mountains.
Some of our farmers say that cotton
is opening very slowly in this section,
We are still enrolling new subscri
bers but we have room for MANY more.
Machinists are now at work putting
up the machinery in the Cox Yarn Mill.
Senator McCalla, of Abbeyille Coun-
ty, spent a day or two in the city last
week.
The voice of the tax collector will
soon be heard in the land. Get ready
for him.
Some fine apples and cabbages are
being brought to the city from the
mountains.
Cadet VIM. H. Newell returned yes
terday to Clemson College to resume
his studies.
Homemade cane syrup is delicious
this year, as sweet as honey and rs
clear as crystal.
A local weather prophet predicts a
great deal Of r:;::: during the next two
or three months.
Capt. and Mrs. j. G. Marshall spent
the past week in Abbevillc visiting the
formers parents.
Mr.. John NJ. Hubbard has gone North
to buy large stock of new goods for
his jewelry store.
1t is generally believed the cotton
crop in this section will be gathered be-
fore frost appears.
II you are seeking bargains the new
advertisement of w. F. Marshall g.
Co. will interest you.
The hens and cows must be on a
strike as there is scarcity of eggs and
butter in this market.
Rev. o. j. Copeland is spending a
few days at Toccoa Falls seeking a
little rest and recreation.
Chscley Caldwell, worthy, upright
negro, died at his home in this city
Monday night Of consumption.
julius H. We'll s. Co. make an i'm
pOrtant announcement in their new ad-
vertisement this week. Read it.
Rev. Weston A. Sadler, accompanied
by his wife, of Florence County, is
visiting relatives in this County.
Rev. Q. J. Copeland has accepted an
invitation to preach in the Second
Baptist Church next Sunday night,
Several new enterprises are being
talked of in Anderson, one of which
is an iron foundry, and big machine
shop.
"Mine host" Dickens, of the Hotel
Chiquola. has gone to Richmond, Va,
his old home, to visit frien ds and rela-
tives.
Mr. J. H. Pullen, of Fair Play, has
gone to Eutaw, Ala, where he will
spend the fall and winter buying
cotton.
Awoman remarks that some men are
80 polite that they take off their hats
when they talk to woman over the
telephone.
w. B. McGruder has sold his house
and lot on Earle street to Mrs. Ella
Rogers, who will occupy it after 1st
November. !
Mayor Tolly would be doing the peo-
pie favor if he would arrange to have
the weather signals displayed in An
derson every day.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Pendleton Ginning Co. will be held at
Pendleton on Friday, October 18th.
See advertisement.
Cadets Frank Hamlin, Allen Long,
Fred Pearman, Frank and Joe Cum
left yesterday for Clemson to
resume their studies.
New goods Of every description are
coming in on every train. The mer-
chants anticipate o big trade this fall
IN spite of the short crop.
VIM. Cyphus, q negro, who was sent
from the County Paupers' Home to the
State Lunatio. .asylnm:in Columbia last
April. died there last Thursday.
White it is lawful to kill doves, if
you can, il ie unlawful tn kill nartr;d.