The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-10-16
LOCAL NEWS


WEDNESDAY, OCT. Is, 1895.
Tho Cotton Market.
Corrected by Brown, Osborne q Co.
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Bad colds are quite fashionable now.
The soda water business has about col
lapsed.
Christmas this year will fall on Wed
uesday.
Court is in session at Abbeville this
week
We have big lot of old newspapers fol
sale cheap
Nearly all the summer swallows have
returned home.
| Anderson is paying New York prices
for cotton.
The approaching term OF Court promises
to be busy one.
A lot of Georgia cotton was brought to
Anderson last week.
This weather Is invigorating and gives
new life to man.
Very few cotton seed are being offered
| for sale. Price too low.
Col. J. N. Brown has returned home
from visit to New York.
|; It does as good to hear our people brag-
ging about their big hogs.
There are weddings and rumors of we'd
dings. Let the good work 60 on.
Anderson County is goi1g to be we'll
represented at the Atlanta Exposition.
The farmers could not have more desira.
BILE weather for harvesting their crops.
The authorities have been asked to close
the dispensay on to morrow (cirous day..
Mre. G P. Pressnell, OF Hartwell, Ga ,
Is In the city. visiting friends and relatives.
The circus tents will be stretched In
Mnjor Whitner's pasture. on West Market
street.
The GUNNER girl is no more, but the
autumn girl Is doing business at the old
stand.
The streets are crowded every day now.
and everybody seems to be cheerful and
happy.
It is expected ten thousand people will
come to Anderson tomorrow to see the
circus.
Eleanor, infant daughter Of Mr.. J. W.
Shaw, died last Sunday morning of cholera
infantum
The very air needs washing. The dust
is everywhere. The leaves and grass are
coated with It.
Miss Fannie Humpston, Of White Pine,
Teun.. is visiting Miss Lillian Murray, on
Greenville street
Mrs Elizabeth Todd, who has been visit
ing her son, Mr.. A. N Todd, at Lenoir,
N. O., has returned home.
Up to last night Andersons cotton
receipts for this season were 7,lB ba.e'
Same time last year l34 bales.
TIA mana head were broken every time
his promises were broken he would be in
hospital most Of the year.
The westl1er this Fall reminds one very
forcibly of the weather that followed the
Charleston earthquake In 1886
Now is the time to SOW rye for winter
grazing. This crop, II planted near the
house, will pay 10 poultry raising.
The long drouth has caused unusually
low water in the rivers and creeks and Is
making trouble for some Of the mills.
The County Treasurer opened the tax
books yesterday. Pay as soon 90 you have
the money and avoid the rush later on.
The accounts OF the late Hrm OF Moss d
Brown are in the hands Of F. M. Murphy,
ESQ for collection. See advertisement.
{: In some sections of the County there is
an epidemic of Murrain among the cattle,
and is very fatal to milch cows especially.
Our advertising columns tell you where
you can get the best goods for the least
money. Read them carefully every week.
Rev. G. M. Rogers will preach at Cross
Roads Church next Sunday night. The
service will begin promptly at Z 80 o'clock.
Our Mr.. Langston is In Atlanta this
week seeing the Exposition with the mem.
bers of the South Carolina Press Associa.
tion.
Mr. T. ]. Britt, of the SandoveY SECTION
of Abbeville County, was in the city Mon.
day and gave the IHTELLIsENcEB an ap.
preciated call.
Our good old friend, Mr.. W. A. Bigby,
of the Honea Path section, was in the city
last Saturday marketing cotton and gave
us q pleasant call.
The drummers say they see more cotton
on the streets and more business going on
in Anderson than in any town or city Of
its size they visit.
Read the new advertisement of the Sui
Ivan Hardw ware Co. They call special
attention to their big stock of guns, rifles
aud smmunition.
The close season for partridges comes to
an end on November 1st. After that date
the Rportsmen can have 1t their own way
until the 1st Of April.
We are very grateful to those OF our cub.
scribers who have called IN and settled
their subscription to the INTELL1aENcER
Let the good work continue.
Anderson County lands are now good
investment. Rock bottom was reached
several months ago, and from now on the
tendency must inevitably be upward.
The man who comes to Anderson to.
morrow, gets drunk and attempts to break
the peace, will 6nd 1t right expensive by
the time he gets through Mayor Tolly's
Court.
So far this season F. W. Mays. of Hope
we'll Township, is ahead on the potato
question. He has sent the INTRLLIGENoER
one that will nearly fill peck measure.
Who can beat it?
The Spartanburg Herald OF the 9th says:
"Mr. ]. 4. Sullivan, Of the college, left for
his home in Anderson last night. Mr..
Sullivan was quite sick. He will return
as soon as his health will permit
Married, on Sunday, October 13, 1894, at
o'clock p. m, at the residence Of Mr.. 81.
J. Mckinney, near Moseley, by r ? Mar
tin. notory public. Mr.. ]. Claude Dickson
and Miss G. r. Kilgus, both OF this city.