The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-09-07
Local News.
WEDNESDAY,. SEPT. z, 1864.

Miss Ka:s Csayton is visiting friends
in Blackville.
VIII Gordon has gone to Decatur,
Alabama, for short visit.
Mrs. G. A. Reese is visiting relatives
at her old home in East Tennessee.
Miss Bessie Tolly has returned from
visit to relatives in Elherten, Ga.
Miss Mary Parker is visiting her sis-
ter, Mrs, W.J. Wylie, at Honea Path.
Miss Lucy Brown is visiting friends
and relatives in Edgefield and Ninety
Six.
Mrs. jamie F. Todd has been spend
ing few days with relatives at PEN
dletOns
How does seven dollar -four strike
you farmers that have no time to fool
with wheat.
MI. and Mrs. j. F. Simpson have re-
ledgeville, Ga.
Mrs. w. Frank Pearson, of Green
vile, is visiting her parents, MIR. and
Hrs j. G. Riley.
Bring your cotton and grain to An
derson il you want the highest cash
market price for it.
Prof. T. c. Walton and wife have
returned from the mountains, where
they spent the summer.
Davis g. Daniel are now occupying
their new quarters on North M8in
street, near the postofiice.
Miss nellie Harris, of Calhoun, has
CONS to the city to take charge Of the
school at the Riverside mill.
Monday was Labor Day, national
holiday, built was not observed in tLe
city except at the postoffice.
The second primary will be held ca
next Tueaday. Prepare your ballots
and go 20 the polls and vote.
Mr.. Sol Lesser has, returned from
New York, where he purchased q large
stock of goods for Lesser & Co.
Miss Eva Gentry, of Greenville, has
been spending several days with the
family Of Judge r. Y. H. Nance.
w. G. Templeton. ono of Abbeville's
popular citizens, has been spending
few days in the city the past week.
The County Farmers Institute. will
meet in the Court House next We'd
nesday, 14th inst, at 1890 clock q. IN.
E. w. Stewart and wife, of Central,
have been spending few days in this
section visiting relatives and friends.
The record of the weather for the
month of August as kept by r. b.
Dean showed fall of II inches of
rain.
j.. E. Hanks, of Rock Run, Ala, is
in the city, and other relatives in the
county.
Rev. H. B. FAINT, of this city, offers
good farm, located near Dalton, Ca,
for sale. See advertisement in another
column.
A number Of Andersonians who have
been OFT on vacations are returning
home to get ready for the fall and win
ter work.
The city graded schools will open
next Monday, 18th inst. Parents
should have their children on hand
promptly.
A local weather prophet says this
section viii have no settled weather
until after the fall equinox, which is
CWO weeks OH.
Miss Bessie McWhorter has gone to
Georgetown, where she has accepted a
position as stenOgrapher with large
lumber company.
Mrs. Annah NJ. Evans, ACCOMPANIED
by her daughter, Miss Annie, is in the
city visiting her brother, Capt. E. G.
Evans, ana family.
Last Thursday Fred McLeskey, a
carder in The Orr cntsnn 2;;M. &C. Lis
hand caught in the machine and lost
three of his fingers.
Brown A. Wilson, of Bolton, and H..
P. Russell, of this city, have accepted
positions with the Blue Ridge Railway
Company in this city.
O.P. Knight, who formerly lived in
Anderson but who has been in the
west for two or three years, has re-
turned to make his home here.
Money will be flush with the darkies
from now until Christmas cotton
patches being white-and cooks and
washerWOmen will be hard to find.
r. 81. Rnrriss has let ttiiiio tho contract for
the erection of o tw0-story brick build
ing on South McD1fhe street, in the
As's1A 'sal Va cno Smeoio m u VI %. We evans o. 20.
The managers OF the primary cleo
ton next Tuesday are requested to
call at the Court House and get the
boxes and tickets for their respective
clubs. a
Tha price of cotton during the past
week has advanced and the probability
is that it will go higher yet before IL
passes out of the hands Of the pros
ducer. ..e.5 i. ~.
The farmers report that the cotton
DOLLS are opening very rapidly, and
some of theni say they are going to
find IT difficult to get laborers to pick
the crop. .S5 -. y si.9I !
The candidates who failed to pull
Through in the late primary have the
consolation of being largely In the
majority over thenl that did mill