The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-09-20

Send your orders for job printing TO the
s ,INTELIleENoER Office. We will please
you In prices and work.
There will not be much cotton held for
j; higher prices this fall. The experience of
last fall has not been forgotten.
An exchange suggests. that the temper.
ance reformers turn their attention TO-,
money, which keeps terribly tight. .
a meeting Of the members Of Camp
J Benson, o. @. ", is called for. next Mon
s day. Bee notice n,another column.
Rev. W.T. Mathews, the evangelist of
the South Carolina Presbytery, will begin
g series Of meetings at Midway Church TO-
night.
u sThe drummers are a little more numer-
S3ous now, but some of them say they are.
not selling as much goods as they would
like to do.
The Chicora Savings Bank will sell sew.
aral tracts Of land at public outcry at Pei
zsr or Tuesday, November 2lst. See ad-
vertisement.
The fall term Of the Court OF General
Sessions for Anderson County convenes
hare on the fourth Monday in October.
twill be q busy term.
The past few days have not made US
feel very much like fall was approaching.
Last Friday was one Of the hottest days
we have had this summer.
a valuable tract Of land is offered for
s sale near Lowndesville, by B. T. Wilson,
B Executor of the estate of the late L. T.
Arnold. See advertisement.
Miss Felicia Murray left last Thursday.
I'm company with her father, Maj. E. b.
Murray, to again. enter as q student Of
Hollins Institute. in Virginia.
Mr. 2. H Brock, one Of Honea Paths
/ popular youug merchants, spent Thursday
night il the city. This was his Hrst visit
toAnderson since last Spring.
q ~.
Rsv. J.. T. Lowery. financial agent Of the
\ Theological Seminary, Columbia, IS G.,
WILL preach in the Presbyterian Church,
this city, next Sunday morning.
Anderson's population is increasing
rapidly. but we have room for few
thousand more. Stranger. II you want to
locate in a live town, come to Anderson.
Miss .Z,lla Brock, Of Due West and
Misses Rosl Poore and Anna Clinkscales,
OF Belton, are spending few days in the
city the guests of Judge and Mrs. w. F.
Cox.
a sun shade, used on a buggy or car
Z riage, was.Found on Whitner street Mun.
day. The owner can get it by calling at
4 the INTEII1eENoER Office and paying ex-
penses. a..ls5s.
i Mr. J. e. Woford, formerly Of this
County, brit who has been living at Flow.
cry Branch, Gs., for some time past, has
returned to old Anderson and settled at
Pendlet0n.
Messrs. .. F..Jonss, A. Lesser, w. R.
Osborne and Miss, Lizzie Williams have
returned fsom the eastern markets, and
their new fall and winter goods are COM
ing in every day.
Good middling cotton is quoted this
morning at 7s cents. The receipts yester-
day were " bales, and the Indications this
morning are that the receipts will be oyer
100 bales to-day.
A gold bracelet was found in the north.
eastern portion Of the city few days ago.
The owner can get it by calling at the In
TELLIaENcER Office, proving property, and
paying expenses.
On account OF a washout on the Spartan.
burg and Asheville Railroad, the Zeb
Comedy Company fsiled to reach Ander
son last Friday night, and had to cances
their engagement here.
Married, on Tuesday, September 10Th,
By Rev. II. B. FAINT, at the residence of tho
BRIDES father, Mr.. J. M. Neal, Of Fu.man
University, to Miss Ella, second daughter
off. M. King, of this County.
An old farmer remarked in our pres-
ence few days ago that he had been
farming forty years, and his experience hae
proven to him that it was best to sell cot
ton as fast as it could be picked and gin
ned.
The Atlanta Journal, Of last Friday,
says: "a pleasant party from Honea
Path, 8. c., passed through Atlanta on
their wsy to the Worlds Fair. In the
party were Mr. w. @. Bryan, Mr.. w. A.
Erwin, Mrs. J.. J. Shirley, Miss Lily
Brooks and Others
Miss Minnie Virtue, who has been
spending her summer vacation at her
home in Baltimore, has returned to An
derson and Is again in charge Of @. +.
Jones & Co.'S. establishment. She is post.
ed in all the latest styles, and will be glad
to greet her friends at any time.
Mr.. VIII. Arnold, who Is employed in
the Office Of the Superintendent of the
Railway Postal Service, Atlanta, Ga,
spent last Saturday and Sunday in An
derson and gave the INTELL1aENoER a
call. Mr.. Arnold Is from Hodges, s. O.,
and was formerly postal clerk on the g.
&G. r. r.
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The Greenyille News, of last Sunday
says: "Four bales OF cotton came in on
each side Of the river yester FAY. A. B.
Brown bought those on the west side,
three of which came from Anderson, and
Thompson Earle took the four on the
other side. The price paid was cents
f3r all except one particularly good bale
for which u was paid" The receipts in
Anderson on the same day were sixty
bales, and the prices paid for 1t were from
Z II to u cents. Anderson is the best cot
ton market in the State, and it will pay
you, farmers, to bring your cotton here.