The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-02-20
Cotton Market.

Nv WHUNIOUAI rED. lU, 1910.
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Cotton Market.
Cotton is quoted this morning as follows;
Stains, 8 to 4; middliDR, 49, strict mid
ding, 81; good middling, 81.
Cold Friday of1s95 will go do IN in YER.
bal history.
Wood has been bringing fancy prices
for the past ten days.
Note Whist Dean & R,t!iff. say in tbei,
new advertisement.
The site for the Graded Sckool buildings
has not yet been selected.
The Court Of General Sessions c,nvenes
at Walhalla next Monday.
The bad weather has had its effect on
the star route mail service.
The time for making tax returns to the
County Auditor xpires to-day.
Only eight more days in which to pay
your taxes to Treasurer Payne.
The time for paying your city taxes ex-
pires on Thursday of next week.
Clemson College opens next Friday, and
! large attendance of students Is promised.
Mr.. Zsra L Burriss left Anderson last
Saturday for Texas, where he expects to
locate.
Mr.. w. ]. Shelton, representing the
Columbia Register, was in the city last
week.
If the last cold spsll didn't break the
backbone Of winter. it's going to be card
TO break.
From what we can learn tie farmers are
determined to SOW large crop of spring
oats.
a number of our ladies' are mourning
oyer the loss Of their flowers during the
recent freeze.
The man who has remedy for, cold
has a picnic now, giving advice to all
friends he meets.
Capt. 4. Broyles is confined to his
room with an attack ofthe grip. We wish
him . speedy recovery.
We hear ofquite number of cattle .dy-
jng in various sections of the County dur
ing TIE past few weeks.
Dr.. R F. Diver, who has been on the
road for several weeks, is at home now
resting for . few days.
Our merchants are beginning to make
room for spring goods. and it is said they
will be cheaper than ever before.
Mr. F. A. Spellman, one of Anderson's
cotton buyers, bought l 200 bales of cot
ton from Mr. ]. s. Fowl last week.
Mrs. N. 4. FAINT. who has been visiting
relativesin this place, Laurens and Colum.
bia, has returned to her home in Walhalla.
The weather for the past two weeks is
the sort that "tries mems souls' as well as
demonstrates the necessity for good roads
If You don't want to put your labor on
the public roads, go and pay Treasurer
Payne one dollar before the 1st of March.
OF course, every body is aware Of the fact
4 that We had another big snow last Friday.
] II, too. was pretty general all over the
country.
Anderson should have another big cot
ton mill. II can be built If the proper
man will take the lead. Who will start
TIE ball in motion2
Mr.. W. W. Keys. of the Baptist Courier,
4Greenville, s @, came over and spent two
spr three days in the city last week visiting
his parents and other relatives.
The friends Of our venerable to ensman,
Ar. r ". Todd, will regret to learr that
he has besn seriously III the past week
sWa'wish him. q speedy recovery.
The friends Of Mrs ]. G Cunningham,
who has: been quite sick for several Beeke,
will be nors than pleased to- know that
gsaei is now rapidly regaining her health.
J. =. Nibble, Esq who has been coniin-
ed TO his room more or less for several
weeks past, Is now recuperating rapidly
sa1d able to attend to business in his Office.
Mrs. w. G. Smith, of Walhslla, is on
visit 70 her daughters, Mesdames Dean &
Rstlife, Of this city. Her visit will be ex-
tended from this place to Columbia for
few weeks
G. s. Minor, the energetic proprietor Of
the Ten Cent Store, has some interesting
information in his new advertisement this
week, and We advise you TO read carefully
whit he says.
The Sullivan Hardware Company has
inst received one of the latest models of
the Columbia bicycles, for which they are
agcnrs. II yon contemplate buying q
nschine, give them call.
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Our young friend, Hal. P. Russell, has
gone to Cbildersburs, Ala, where he has
accepted 9 clerkship in railroad Office
with his brother. We wish him success
in his new home.
Mrs. Jane, Phinney, of Phinney's Sta
tion, s, c., accompanied by her little SOD,
Marvin, has returned home after two
weeks visit to friends and relatives in the
Sandy Springs section,
n. P. Sloan e. Co. announce to our read
ers that they handle Atlantic Acid Phos.
phate, Atlantic Saluble Guauo and other
well known fertilizers. Give them call
before buying elsewhere.
The attorneys in the Moormap-Latimer
contest have been spending the past few
days in the city taking testimony. Quite
anumber of negroes were examined and
their testimony recorded.
Mr.. William Allison died at the home
Of his son-in-law. Mr. David Donald, at
Pe!zer, last Wednesday morning, after an
illness of only a few dsys. he was about