The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-10-28

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BAD coIds are tine mnst prevalent
complaint just now.
Miss Felicia Murray is on visit to
friends in Macon, Ga.
Farmers say that the rabbits have
thick tur' which means severe wintero
! Miss Adele Provost is visiting in
Columbia and attending The State Fair,
Joe Cunningham, who has position
in Greenville, spent Sunday in the
city.
Miss Bell Cannon, of Newberry
County, is visiting relatives in Apder-
con.
Mrs. Evaline Archer has gone to
Spartanbpr& to visit her daughter, AIRS.
| Mira. A. N. Walters, of Greenville, is
/ visiting friends and relatives in and
near she aiSy-
Mrs. j. P. Hillhouse, of Greenville,
ls in the city visiting her mother and
other relatives.
The Court of General Sessions for
1 OcOnee County convenes in Walhslls
on Monday. Nov. 9Th.
despite the efforts of the cotton sheen,
1 latOrs TO keep it down.
4 John J. Baker, who is now travelling
l for wholesale house of Richmond,
| Va, was In the city yesterday.
Two valuable tracts of land near
| Elberton Ga, are offered for sale.
see advertisement in another column.
Lawrence Parker, Of Abbeyille, has
vieiting his mother ald other relatives.
Mrs. II. H. Watkins and Mrs.. j. e.
Breazeale attended the Clinkscaies-
Copeland marriage in Due West on last
Thursday.
the cotton receipts for Anderson
I up to Saturday night were 1865 bales,
i % against 1O,eo4 FOR the came period
h last year.
Next Monday is Salesday, and IL will
be big one. The Judge OF Probate
4 Will sell consideIableTeal estate at pub
lilo outcry.
The State Fair in Columbia opened
yesterday. AS usual Anderson Conn-
ty 10 we'll represented both by exhibits
and visitors.
John w. Clinkscales, an energetic
and progressive farmer Of Level Land,
g. G., was in the city yesterday and
gave us pleasant call.
Married, on Sunday, October 25. 1908,
by Rev. j. D. SittOn, at his home i'm
Brushy Greek, Mr.. Dassie Perry and
Miss Dennie Spearman.
vrs r w p;,ii,.,,,., "a A.
s. Farmer and children, who have
been visiting friends and relatives in
Atlanta, have returned home.
The merchants of the city are having
big rush OF business now, anu the
1 morning until late in the evening.
Read the interesting advertisements
4 In the Intelligencer carefully every
4 week. and you Will know where to 60
to get ithe best goods for the least
money.
Rev. r. D. Hawkins has resigned as
\ pastor of BarkeTe Creek Baptist
Church, in Honea Path Township,
which he has been serving. for FIVE or
y ak years. His successor will he elect-
ed on Saturday, Nov. 9Th.
The cotton receipts are falling be-
hind last years. receipts, but In this
particular Anderson is no worse off
than other markets In the State; in fact
this market is making better chow
ing than most other markets.
Mrs.. j. w. Quattlebaum, Mrs. j. D.
Chapman, Misses Jeffie Edwards and
Matsie Holland are attending the State
convention Of tho Woman,s Missionary
Society OF the Baptist Church: which
convened IN Snartanhnre lnet evening.
a cold wave struck this section last
Saturday afternoon, and on Sunday
morning the first ice for this season
was visible in tubs and other places
where water was exposed. There was
4 also 9 s"Ehsts tcessta tsa which !sfs its mark
on vegetation. .5 /.
| Mr. N. L. FAINT, the popular and effi-
eiens neil agent CO: the Blue 22;;1SSSGG 22;;1SSSGG
Railway, has been confined to his home
this week with rheumatism. Hismany
BOON to see him able to, resume his
place in railroad circles.
| We are requested to announce thst
| there will be preaching in the Metho-
dist Church at Pendleton next Sunday
morning. November 1et, at IL O'clock
by the pastor and 7.30 O'clock D, m.
| by Rev. w. r. Richardson, editor of
the Southern Christian Advocate.
Invitations have been received in
Anderson TO the marriage Of Miss Hat
| tie Elizabeth wilson, OF Belton, to Mr..
Elbert Newton w hitmire, the cere-
mony to oceHr Wednesday,, November
| a, as 2 O'clock, in Belt0n, at the home
OF Miss Wilson's uncle, James E. Hor-
tpn. 9; ;SSF 5s.,f. .is "A
! tB. H.. Sadler, Of Savannah Town
ehip, who graduated at the Presbyte-
\ rian College at Clinton last June, has
/ gone to Hodges to accept the principal
4 chip Of the public school at that place.
1 MIR. Sadler ia q worthy and competent
y9nng man, and his patrons may rest
assarsd that he will give them good
vice. &. (. IS s. S. !
Il Frof.. John g. Clinksoales, OF Wof-
ford College, has issusa an interesting