The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-11-14
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LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, NOV. IA, 1894.
Cotton Market

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Cotton is quoted this morning as follows
Middline, 43; good middling. s s'rict mid
ding, ST.
Total receipts up to last night, 14.G74
| bales.
Same time last year, 1l,177 bales.
Pork IL worth from 10 to 121 cents pei
pound in tho CITY,
That little amount you owe the printer
Have you forgotten ii?
Now you can shnt the door when you
visit the printing office.
We have been feeling q little touch OF
winur weather the past week.
Miss Mollie Brown will begin school
| at Byrum's school house on next Monday
Mr.. W. o. Price, Of Royston, Ga, was
| In Anderson last week and gave us pleas
| ant call.
See-pew advertisement of B. o. Evans
Co., who are differing their stock OF cloth
ing at cost.
Mrs. Stedhouse and dauehfef;S Of Green
vile. are in the city visiting the family oi
Mr.. j. B. Lewis.
Reader, in this borrowed papsr you
are reading? If 1t is, be man aud come
aud subscribe for 1t.
Several communications reached Us yes
terdayj but we are compelled to leave
them over until next week.
Mrs. W. w. Robinson. of this city, has
has gone to Rioge~ay, s. G., to spend q
few weeks with her parents.
The cotton buyers of Anderson are still
paving more for the feecy staple than IN
any other town in the State.
Dr.. Leo, the medicine man, is astonish-
Ing the natives in and around Newberry
with his wonderful cures OF rheumatics.
Mr.. Joe r. FAINT !. ~ moved his family
to Columbia. As chief constable, Mr..
FAINT makes his headquarters mt that city.
Persons Indebted to the late firm of
Murray & Watkins should read the notice
of the surviving partner in another column
The Mabel Paige Comedy Company oc.
cupied the Opera House three nights last
week, and those who attended enjoyed
rich treats.
Now that che election 10 over let every
body nhake hands for peace, and strive to
build up and increase the prosperity OF
our section.
Tho ten white Counties of the Piedmont
section gave a msj0rity of 695 for mo"
Convention, and the black Counties voted
"Yes" by majority Of 1857,
Dock Davis, q negro. YVES committed to
Jail last Friday charged with killing a
negro womsn Our Hollands Store cor
respondent gives the particulars.
We are requested to announce that Rev.
John Heron will preach at Welcome
Baptist Church the third Sunday in this
month and Saturday night before.
Some Of the people who have paid their
taxes are grumb bling about the big increase
in the amount. No use to kick, friends.
That tax money will have to come.
G.. F. Jones e. Co., in their new adVer.
tissment this week. announce the bottom
out of prices in clothing. Read what they
say, and you will get the information.
Married. on Sunday, Novem Der II. 1894,
at Good Hops parsonage, by Rev. Il. @.
Liaon, Mr N. H. Simpson and Miss
Martha B. Charpip, all of Anderson County.
Married, ON Tuesday, November 6, 1894,
at the home of the BRIDES father, Mr. jas.
L Wiles, by Rev. r c. Ligon, Mr.. w. 8.
Manning and Miss Minnie Lse Wiles, all
of this County.
Messrs. Stokes Bros. are Offering to the
trade some very fine candies, in addition
to the other stock of good things they
have In store. Read their advertisement
and give them call.
Miss Lucy Garnbrell will 60 to Shady
Grove, in this County, Friday, where che
will again commence her school. Miss
Gam brell is quite an accomplished teacher,
and hss good school.
The Augusta Chronicle gets off the fol.
lowing neat hint about the nuisance OF
high hats: 1.-THE woman who takes OH
her hat in the theatre Immediately becomes
radiantly beautiful. Try it."
The many friends of Mr.. L. P. Smith
will be- glad to know that he is up and out
again after severe illness. He left this
morning for Greenwood, where he will
spend week or two recuperattng.
It has been suggeted that the wheelmen OF
this city get up big bicycle tournament
on Thanksgiving Day and invite wheel
men from the ntighboring towns to parti
cipate with them. Who will take the lead?
"Do you believe there is any such thing
as luck?" asked q young man OF one OF
Antlelson's old bachelors. 4 do. have
proof of it." "In what wayf" II WAS re-
fused By ave girls when L was young
map."
On Wednesday, the 21st Of this month,
tina examining board of the Pharmaceuti
cal association of South Carolina, will meet
in Charleston. Candidates are notified to
hand in their applications by Mondty
the 10th.
In some of the lower Counties Of this
State cotton IL bringing only three cents
pound. Our farmers ought to be than kful
for such a market as Anderson, where
they always get the top of the market for
anything They offer for sale.
Mr.. D. A. Shelton, of the Rock Mills
Township, while. working at his gin pack
ing bale of cotton, was 80 unfortunate az
to break his right arm below the elbow
This is the second time that Mr.. Shelton
has bad his right arm broken.
The Central IMro says: ''Mr. VIM.
Major, of Major, Anderson County, while
rHoing into town Wednesday morning was
throw from his horse, breaking his FORE
arm near the wrist. Our physicians reset
the broken bone and he returned"
One OF our friends told us the other day
that be was getting tired of some Of bis
| ueighbols borrowing his INTELL1aRNcER
every week, and that on the 1st of January
he intended to subscribe for three copies
| and have them sent to the borrowers.
Rev. g L. Morris, D. D, pastor Of the
Second Presbyterian Church In Macon,
Ga, will preach in the Presbyterian
Church, this city, next Sunday morning
and evening, and at the morning service
the communion will be administered.
Mr. G. E. johnson, of Garvin Township,
was in the city last Friday and showed us
two specimens of bis crop. One was an
ear of corn, ID inches long, and the other
was potato, of the ''nigger choker' var
iety, which was four feet and two inches
in length.
There has been as yet no great rush upon
the treasurer by the tax payers anxious to
settle with the State. It is going to be 9
tough time in getting taxes paid. Treas
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