The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-09-25

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Mrs. T. M. Aver. of Macon, Ga, is in
the city visiting relatives.
September Is holding on to summer
weather with firm grip.
A lot of Georgia cotton was on the mar
kst last Friday and Saturday.
= Mr.. g. W. Evans went over TO Pelzer
last Friday to spend few days.
Mr.. A. M. Carpenter, of the Mccormick
Times, rpsnt Monday in the city.
Z The second crop Of Irish potatoes in this
section is not turning out very well.
Anderson County is going to be well
represented at the Atlanta Exposition.
E. L Brannon, advance agent Of Sells
Bros shows, was in the city last week.
Mr.. E w. Brown has gone to Greers, 8.
! g, where he will buy cotton this season.
Court of General Sessions convenes in
Walhalla on the first Monday In October.
Andersori's cotton receipts last Saturday
were 1856 bales and the day before 202 bales.
The Excelsior Oil Mill Co. has been
{ granted charter by the Secretary Of State.
The farm ers, 1t seems, are determined to
Miss Lucy Boyt, Of Greenville, has been
spending q few days In the city with re!a-
tiyes
And now that cotton is rolling in, and
! bringing good price, let's brace up and be
happy.
The streets Of the city for the past few
days indicate che approsch of the busy
4 season.
Mr.. and Mn. A. B. Carpenter. Of Green.
vile, were registered at the Chiauola last
Monday.
The County Alliance will hold its quar-
tarly meeting IN this city or Friday, Oc.
tober 4th.
Cotton seed are only worth ten cents.
which Is considerably off from the price Of
last season.
81 Mr.. J. 8. Fowler has built large silo. in
which he has just placed several tons Of
green forage.
The bird shooting season will not begin
until the first day OF NoYember Rsmem.
ber that date.
Reports from the surrounding country
indicate that q large quantity of molasses
is being made.
Delegates Breazeale, Glenn and Russell
came up from Columbia Saturday and spent
Sunday at home.
Mr.. John @. Whitfield leaves this week
to resume his studies In the Dental College
a. Nashville, Tenn.
'lOnly q farmers Daughter" 10 the
Opera House next Saturday evening. The
play is q good one.
Miss Bertha Sharpe has gone to Spartan.
burg, where che will take course in music
at Converse College.
Miss Kate Holleman, OF Wslhalla, is in
the city visiting the family OF her brother,
Mr.. ]. T. Holleman.
Mr.. Tom. Maret, of Chattanooga, Tenn,
is spending few days In Anderson visit
lag his mother, who is sick.
Cupid was busy all summer. There are
fumors Of weddings and more weddings
during the fall and winter.
Some Of our most Intelligent farmers say
the cotton crop in Anderson County will
not exceed Q half crop this season.
Anderson is paying more for cotton than
any other market Of the same size in the
scoth. Bring your cotton TO Anderson,
farmers.
Alta meeting of the C,uuty B,ard Of
Control yesterday, Mr.. T. B. Earle was
reelected Dispenser for another twelve
months.
Married, on Sunday, September %, 1895,
by G. G. FesthefstoD, Esq. and at his
residence, Mr.. Hampton Godfrey and Miss
Eta Fox.
Mr. J N. Ashley. of Level Land, 8. @,
passed through the city yesterday on his
way to Pelzer. where, he says, he Is going
to visit bis best girl
The weather liar has succeeded the fish
liar. It wss 30 bot the past week, one Of
them reports, that you could lear the pop
corn popping on the stalks.
We have no advice to effcsr to the farmers
about holding their cotton, but If we had
any, and did not spt cislly need the money,
we would hold it for rise
Miss Lottie Crosby left Monday morn
ing for Nashville. to take course at the
Peabody Normal College. She will stop
over a short while in Atlanta.
Anderson's cotton receipts, 20 far this
season, are ahead Of last year. Up to last
night the total receipts we're ], ,109 bales;
oarna tfm0 last Eaar Q17 hai6q
Look close after the sanitary condition
OF your premises Tue Law requires you
to Keep them clean, and if you do not, you
will have to suffer the penalty.
Married, September % 1895. by J. b.
Eainey, Trial Justice. aud Mt his residence,
Nj. n. Moore, Of Estia. 8. G., and Miss
Alics Ramsey, Of Hart County, Ga.
We are requested to Announce that there
will be q union service at Deans next Fri
day and Saturday evenings. Rev. Dr..
Frierson will assist In conducting the SER
vices.
Rev. D. Weston Hiott, of Sumter Coun.
ty, g. O., has been spending few days in
this section with old friends and relatives.
His many friends were delighted to greet
him.
Dr.. Duckett's horse skirmisbed around
the Court House Square right lively Mon
day evening and continued up Main street
to his home, without Injury to himself or
buggy.
Mr.. o L. Jackson Is now in possession
OF Mr. G. W. Longs gin, and wants the
patronage of the farmers in that section.
He is ginning for one twentieth and one.
thirtieth.
When you sell your cotton please re.
member the printer. Like everybody else
be has his bills to meet at this season of
the year. A little money will be highly
appreciated.
Rev. w. B. Hawkins will preach at
Dorchester Church on first Sunday night
in October, commencing at o'clock. All
who feel an interest In the church are re-
ouested to attend.
Four young men from the Corner leave
this week for College. viz, W. q. and
Beatty Sherard to the South Carolina Col.
lege, J. w. Ligon tc Davidson and Howe
Ligon to the Citadel.
The oldest inhabitant does not remeI1-
ber q summer when there was not single
cool spell from the middle OF May to The
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