The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-10-30

Next Monday being Sa'esday and
circus day, large crowd will visit the
city.
Nsxt Monday is Salesday. a great
deal vf valuable reui estate will 90 sold
at public outcry.
On and after next Friday the hunt
ers can prime and load their guns and
look out for birds.
Mrs. +. NJ. Rucxer, Jr., and children,
| are in Columbia visiting tho formers
mother, Mrs. Kinard.
j. II. Pullen. of Spartanburg, was in
| the city last Saturday and was well
como visitor to our sanctum.
Mrs. Med. Cater and Mrs. Calhoun
Marshall. spent last week in Abbeville
visiting friends and relatives.
DR.. A. S. Todd, foreman of the Her
aid Office, Spnrtanburg, spent Sunday
in the city visiting his family.
W.. r. Dillingham;, formerly of this
city, has been reelected a member of
the City Council IN Spartanburg.
A. j. Hall, who has been spending
the past year in Texas with his son,
has returned to his home in this C0un-
ty.
Anderson's cotton receipts from wag-
Ons for this season up to last night are
5,972 bales; same time last season 4, ,205
bales.
Our highly esteemed friend, Rev. d.
Weston HiOtt, of Seneca, spent Monday
In the city and was awelcome visitor to
our Office.
Many Of Cur farmers say they have
almost finished picking their cotton
and the crop will not come up to their
expectations.
Gen II. L. Bonham, Grand Chancei-
lor, will go to Georgetown Friday to or
ganize q Lodge of knights of Pythias
that evening.
We have enrolled quite number Of
new subscribers since moving into our
new quarters, but we still have room
for few more. &
Some very valuable real estate near
BowersvilIe, Ga, will be sold Mt public
outcry ut Hartwell, Ga, next Tuesday
See advertisement.
Our young friend, r. G. Sherard, who
has been cierking in this city, has gone
to Columbia to accept a position with
w ~ . q
Mrs. II. E. Kennedy. accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. John Bleckley. is in
Columbia. visiting the family of her
brother, B. G.. DuPre.
Married. on Wednesday. October 1G,
1901, by w. Fl. Acker, Notary Public,
Tilden Smith and Miss Gergie Calvert,
all of Anderson County.
NUo bor, 1,oo,,
fall weather, and the farmers have
made good use of it in harvesting their
crops and sowing small grain.
Hon. B. F. Crayton. one of the oldest
members of the State Agricultural
Society, is spending this week in CO.
lumbia attending the State Fair.
On account of the crowded condition
OF Onr columns this week several COM
mnnicaticns that reached us Tuesday
had to be carried ever this week.
Don't forget that we are now occu-
y pylng our new building at tile corner
OF McDuffie and Depot streets, where
we are ready to serve you at any time.
II. w, Hunt, the clever division pas.
senger agent OF the Southern Railway,
with headquarters in Charleston, spent
day in the city last week and gave us
q call.
We would be glad for those parties
Who have promised us wood to bring it.
in Immediately. We are needing it
now, and hope they will respond
promptly.
Misses Lizzie and Pauline Gilbert
have left Anderson for Granitevilse, =.
e., where they will reside. Their
fO
Anderson,
Tomorrow will &c big day at the
State Fair. The special train leaves
and eturns that night, Go down and
enjoy yourself.
The barn and all of It's contents of D.
w. Casey. in Garvin Township, was de-
strOyed by fire yesterday afternoon.
Inc loss ls estimated at about $500,
with no insurance.
DR.. $. G.. Bruce and G. NJ. Finley
haye commenced the erection of neat
and substantial dwelling houses on,
their lots at the corner OF South Main
and Hampton streets.
The public schools Of Bishops Branch
school district will open the second
Monday in November. The patrons
snOuld take nOtlce and have their chill
dren on hand promptly.
"Rev.n VIM. Il. Parker, a notorious
negro character of this County, has
been committed to Jail undera charge
of forging the name of Mr.. o. n. p.
Fant about six years ago.
There will be missionary rally of
the Sandy Springs. Sunday School at
Sandy Springs Church next Sunday nf-
terno0n at O'clock. The public is
cordially invited to attend
The PEOPLES Furniture Co, have an
advertisement in another column, to
which we direct yonr attention. They
handle collins and all kinds of fnrni-
ture, md wantyOn t0give them IL call :.
Rev. j. ID. Chapman, pastor OF the
First baptist Church, has been quite
sick and confined to his bed for several
days, We. join his many friends in
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