The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-09-24


Eggs and chickens are in demand at
fancy prices. -
| The oil mills and ginneries in the
city are running day and night.
The drummers are travelling in droyes
now and they report business good.
James p; Carey, Esq. popular at
Friday. '' - '"o Guy ''S'
Another big cotton mill, it is said. ia
Lne next enterprise on docket for An
| The Bell Telephone Co. has reached
the city. with its long distance tele-
Our young townsman, R. s. Mct,ullv.
will spend tie Fall month at Elberton'
.Ia., buying cotton.
Thos. s. Maxwell, of Greenyille.
spent sunday and Monday in the city
Waiting his parents.
L. P. Smith. the popular excursion
lst, carried largo crowd Oh his excur-
sion to Atlanta last week.
Quattlebaum g. Cochran offer some
vaiuaple real estate at Calhoun Falls
Tor sale. See advertisement.
Jas. A. Mcdaniel, the Clerk Of Court
or Greenville County, spent Yesterday
In the city attending Court.
The crop Of peas, peavines and bav
is fine this Fall and many tons of hay
will be saved by the farmers.
NJ. .Heyman and wife, of New York.
are IN the city visiting the latter's
Miss Annie Farmer has gone to
Greenville to resume her studies in
the Chicora Female College.
Numerous mountain schooners," !"
on the streets nearly every day.
1t is said that frost may be expected
about October nth, when Jupiter and
the moon will be in conjunction.
DR.. w. n. Nardin, Sr., spent q few
days ut Tcccoa, Ca, last week visiting
his daughter, Mrs. D. j. Simpson.
Squirrels and 'possums are said to be
quite plentiful now, and the years
partridge crop is very good one.
Y. 2. DePass. Esq, appointment law
yer OF Union, s: c., was. in the city
yesterday on professional business.
The Williamson Female College has
opened it's fall session with the largest
enrolment Of students in it's history.
If you have anything to exhibit at
the SCate Fair send to Secretary Hollo-
WaJ, at Pomaria, s. c., for q premium
list.
Some of the store windows are be-
ginning to put on attractive displays Of
specimens of their Fall and Winter
goods.
Our young friends, Louis Smith,
Theo. FAINT and Frank McFall have
of pharmacy.
The boys and girls are leaving for
College, and the educational inatitu-
tlons Of the State bid fair to have q
eplendid year.
Capt. j. L.. Perrin, the popular and
efficient Clerk Of Court of .Abbeville
County, spent Monday in the city at
tending Court.
John j. Mattison, of Honea Path,
position as book-keeper for w. H.
Harrison & Co.
Miss Mae Hutchison, pretty young
lady OF lola, 8. c., is the guest Of her
grandfather, Mr. s. A. Hutchison.-
Elberton (Ga.) Star.
Miss st. Claire Browne, of this conn
| ty, has gone to KershaW, 8. c., where
she has accepted o position as teacher
IN the graded school.
R. L. Griffin, of this city, has moved
to Bolton. where he will engage in
merchandising. We join his friends in
wishing him success.
Sow few acres Of veil prepared and
well fertilized land in oats nov and
harvest forty bushels Of oats to the
acre from it next Spring.
DR.. w. X. Lewis has gcno to Chicago
where he will spend several months
taking q post graduate course in a col
lege fOr veterinary surgeons.
County Treasurer Payne is now en-
collection of State and County taxes,
which will begin on Oct. 18th.
Gentry Bros. circus of trained ami
mas was In the city Saturday last, and
attracted quite crowd. The dogs and
other animcis are well trained.
Misses Bertie Power, Sallie Cobb.
Alice Sullivan ana Mr. james McKin-
ney are with Lesser g. Co. and would
Do pleased to have their friends call
and see them.
II is pleasing to hear the farmers
talking every day about the encourage
ing outlook for q corn crop. There
promises now to be plenty Of "bread
for the eater.n
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Anderson Cotton Mill
last week all the old officers were re-
elected and the usual annual dividend
OF per cent. was declared.
In their new Advertisement this week
Lesser g. Co: tell you Of the many
bargains they are now opening up for
the fall and winter trade. Read iG