The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-10-02
The Cotton Market.

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The Cotton Market.
Corrected by~Brown, Osborne d Co.
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= Itis time to lay aside that old straw hat.
The Thermometer got down as low as IS
yesterday morning.
Mr.. M. L. Willis Is quite sick at his
home In this city.
Big crops Of fodder. hay and other for
ege have been harvested.
The cotton piokers are in demand
throughout the country.
Messrs. Gus. and Cullen Sullivan have
gone to Woford College.
The streets are crowded with cotton to.
day and business Is lively.
Mrs. z. e. Belcher is in Greenville visit
ing relatives and friends. ,
The County Treasurer has an important
8 notice totaxpayers Read it.
Mr.. nc. Smith, of Augusta. Ga spent
q few days in the city last week
Miss Nellie McGee has gone to Spartan
burg TO attend Converse College.
Work has commenced on the erection of
the Excelsior OIL Mill buildings
5s See advertisement of the examination
OF teachers for the public schools
uitb1rrowine the INTELLIsEEcER from
your neighbor Subscribe yourself
DIR. Christie sayre has gone TO Columbia
10 attend the South Carolina College.
Bring your cotton to Anderson and yon
will always get thetop Of the market forit
Rev.sW r. aicks, the st. Louis weather
prophet says October will be full of storms.
Anderson is paying better prices for cot
ton than any other town or oity in the
State.
Next Monday is Salssdaf. Several val.
uable tracts of land will be sold at public
outcry.
Mr.. 3. Townsend left last eek for the
University of Virginia to resume his
studies.
Mr.. w P. Pickens. of Pendle.on, i,now
clerkiug for Brown, Osborne q Co, In
this city.
Every body In this section wants little
rain. The dust on the streets and roads is
terrible.
j J. VI. .shelor. E O.. of walhalla, and J.
p. Carey, Esq, OF Pickens, were in the
city yesterday.
Orr d Sloan's new advertisement will
TIL you something about cleaning your
teeth. Read 1t.
Z Supervisor snelgrove is attending the
meeting Of the County Supervisors Of the
State In Columbia
Business was lively in Anderson last
Saturday. The cotton receipts for that
day were SIG bales.
Our.young friend Thomas Cunningham
LEFT Monday for Charleston to resume his
studies in the Citadel
Miss Lucia Taylor has returned TO
Salem. N. O.. to resume her studies In the
Salem Female College!
On account of the engine breaking down
the Anderson Cotton Mill has been closed
down for the past week.
Niss Elise Mepldin has gone to'Boston,
where she will spend several months In
the study Of elooution.
johnson & Tribble have dissolved copart-
nenhip. Mr.. johnson will continue the
occ ! cd odvark3oornonkN
Prof. w. = Breazeale has gone to Rock
: Hill to take his position in the WApthrop
Normal and Industrial College.
The little folks are rejoicing that the
Circus is coming. Ofcourse, the old folks
will go just to take the children.
Mrs JIM. Sullivan, accompanied by two
OF her children, has gone to Orangebnrg to
spend few days with her parents.
The cold wave was little late in arriv-
ing, but 1t reached rs in full force Monday
morning, when fires felt comfortable.
Persons who are Indebted to F. e.
Watkins for fertilizers will call aud settle
with D. p. Sloan & Co. See notice on this
page.
The work on the Graded School build
fng is being pushed rapidly, and 1t is
hoped to have 1t completed in four or five
weeks.
Our young friend, Parker Robinson,
only son Of Col. r. B. A. Robinson, of the
Annie section. enrolled as q cadet at the
P. N. ]. last Monday.
Mr.. w B Magruder has just received
- G. L. f.
his advertisement next week, but in the
meantime go and see them.
Brock Bros have just received one car
: load Powder. and are prepared to name
low prices Get their prices on Loaded
Shells, shot, &c before you buy
Frost was 1esu in low places Monday
mornipg, but no damage resulted, as it
was too dry. This Is the earliest date we
have ever known frost In this section.
The boys and girls who leave home to go
TO College will have the INTELLIGENCER
sent to their address They say they can't
do without it. Sensible boys and girls.
The crowd seen In the dispersary these
DAYS is an indication that the State mono
poly Is benefited By the rise in the price of
cotton as we'll as other lines Of business.
Elberton (Ga Star: "Mrs G. @ Cum
mings and chilren left last Wednesday for
Atlanta, where they will live iu the future.
Mr.. Cummings has been in the Gate City
for some time"
Anderson is now in telephone communi-
cation with Pelzer, Piedmont and Green
vile The connecting line was completed
last week, and the Office is in the Arder.
son Bank building.
Tnere will be preaching at Gross Roads
Church next Saturday afternoon, at
o'clock After the service, matters of i'm
portance will come before the congrega-
ttoD, and full attendance is desired.
Hartwell Stsn: "Mr. Jas. III. Payne
and family. of Anderson, 8 c.. were in
Hartwell Saturday and Sunday. Mr..
Payne il Treaurer OF Anderson County,
aud one of the most popular citizens"
Every farmer reports great falling off
;y, tho cntfon cron dnYiny tho month ~