The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-01-09
Cotton Market.

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Cottoni is quoted this morning as follows:
I Middling, At; strict middliug, S; good
mtidling, 81.
Marriages seem to be all the g, nova
s days.
Are you sticking to those new year reso-
buttons?
The bill collectors have had hard time
since the Let.
Capt 3. A. smyth, Of Pelzer, was in the
city Monday.
Don't neglect to make your Return to
the City Clerk.
Miss Maggie Freswell is visiting friends
in Greenville.
Miss Cora Kay. Of Walhalls, is visiting
relatives in this section.
The Anderson Cotton Mills havs deolar-
ed semi annual dividend of per cent.
The Dlspenuary is doing the best cash
business Of any establishment in the city.
Miss Ada Day, of Easley, s. G., is in the
1: city visiting the family Of Mr.. T. A. Bolt.
The Week Of Prayer is not being OBJ
Z served in Anderson. This should not be.
& 90.
Mr.. +. q. Wells, Of Philadelphia, who is
selling machinery for working roads, is in
theicity.
Keep your eye on Evans Pharmacy, is
the advice given in its new advertisement
s this wsek.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. Brown spent the
holidays with the latter's parents in Or
angebnfg County.
Mr.. g. L Eubanss, representing the
Ne,os ard Courier, was registered at the
Chiquola yesterday.
Mr.. Baylis NJ. Clarke, who has been
spending several years in Texas, has re-
turned TO Anderson.
The public roads are getting into terri
Bile condition, and will likely continue so
until the wet season is over.
IF ron would be in the style, dop't call
it ..sparty, or s'socfable." Say "a funo-
tiona that is the correct thing now.
Rev. J. N. d. Summerall, Of Tarboro,
NO., has accepted the call to the pastor
: ate ofthe Presbyterian Church of this city.
SIS We appreciate the visits Of so many of
3 our country friends'during the past few
days. We still have few blank receipts
left
The Enterprise Furniture Company has
q q new advertisement in this paper. Read
) what they say and govern yourself accord.
ingly.
The local weather prophet says We are
going to have much rain and plenty Of ex.
treme cold weather duling January and
february.
MFR. N. Hand, Of Hartwell. Gs, came
over to spend the holidays at his old home,
and last week gave the INTEIIIeENoER-
s, pleasant call.
Walhalla Courier: Misses Monte Riley
and Pauline. Glinkscales, Of Anderson,
vis:ted the family Of Mr>g. Z. Reid dur
Ing the holidays" '--~~
MeBsrs. NJ. L. Bonham, J. E Breazeale
) snd @. z. Prince, vent. to Columbia last
Monday to argue the Sullivan murder case
In the Supreme Court.
"A. number OF the substantial citizens OF
the County were in the city yesterday at
J tending 9 meeting Of the stockholders of
the Bank Of Anderson.
Young Husband Are my eggs done yet,
darlingf His Bride (in tears oh, Jack!
Ihave boiled them Tor an hour aud half
and they are not soft YET.
Mr. C.3s. Mccullough, formerly Of this
County, but now citizen Of Darlington,
planted ten acres in tobacco last year, and
hiscrop netted him $792.
The travelling public will rejoice to hear
that Capt. w. r. White, favorite hotel
man. has returned to Greenville and took
charge Of the Exchange Hotel.
b o. Evans & Co. announce that they
6 have too many oyercoats on hand, and
have made big cut in prices, as their
figures show. Read what they say.
Mr.. W.R. McAdanas. Jr., Of Antreyille,
/ was in the city yesterday and gave us
pleasant call. He was on his way to the
Fork to spead few days with his brother.
You will soon be ready to buy your
spring supplies, aud D. P. Sloan & Co., in
their new advertisement. tell you what
they can do for you. Don't pass them by.
A lopg list of new subscribers have been
added to our subscription book since the
lsf inst. We still have room for few
more names, and now is the time to sub
scribe.
Married, on Saturday, January S, 1895,
atthe residence of the officiating minister,
Rev. N. G. Wright, Mr.. A. E. Burton and
Miss Laura @. Jones, all Of Anderson
County.
There was big crowd In town salesday,
the horse-swappers being exceedingly
numerous. The dispsnsary was literally
patroDized, and there were many drunken
men about.
Our young friend, Crayton Cummings,
formerly Of this city, but now living at
Elberton, Ga, recently spent few days
in the city, and the INTELI1aENoER enjoy
cd call from him.
We are indebted to President Craighead,
ofClemson College, for copy of Circular
ofInformation No. @, which explains the
object of the College, list of the officers,
professors, students, ETC.
Messrs. J. D. Maxwell, George Garrette,
Jimmie Craig, J. e. Elrod and Mrs. Dahn
held the lucky numbers which drew the.
prizes at Gossett q Browns gold drawing.
See their advertisement.
Geo. E. Prince, Esq, Of this city, and