The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-10-30
LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 30, 1895.
The Cotton Market,

The Cotton Market.
Corrected By Brown, Osborne & Co.
Strict Middling .......... 8t
Good MiddlinG. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6s
Strict Good Middling. g...."..."...".. 1900. 81
Jack Frost has not yet done very much
damage to vegetation.
D. H. McGill, E<q., of Abbeville, is in
the city attending Court.
It is predicted that the old grip will be
prevalent again this winter.
The measles are reported from almost
every section Of the country.
A first grade male teacher is wanted at
Pendleton. See advertisement.
Next Monday is salesday. A few tracts
of land will be sold at public outcry.
Miss Floride Orr, of Greenville, is in the
| city visiting her friend, Miss Zoe BleckleS.
The County chain gang will receive sew
| eral additions from the present term OF
Court.
The butchers of the city are supplying
their customers with some very fine beef
just now.
The bird season opens next Friday, but
the birds are said to be scarce as compared
with last year.
The universal verdict of farmers is that
they have never had such favorable weather
for gathering their crops.
The cherry trees are in bloom again.
This beautiful autumn weather has no
doubt deceived the trees.
Thirty "mountain schooners." loaded
with cabbage, apples and chestnuts, were
on the STREETS one day last week.
Reader, have you paid your subscription
to the INTELLIaENCER? If not please do
80 the next time you come to town.
Mr.. Charles Broyles, Of Chattanooga,
Tenn, is spending few days in Anderson
visiting his uncle, Capt. A. T. Broyles.
We feel very grateful to those of our
subscribers who have called aud settled
their indebtedness to the INTELLIGEECER.
Judge W. T. Cox is going over to Allan
ia tn attend the convention of the cotton
seed oil mill 1nen and see the Exposition.
Miss D Iisy Sharpe left last Wednesday
for Nashville, Tenn, where she will spend
several weeks visiting relatives and friends.
w. L. Hodges, Esq, a popular young
lawyer of Hartwell, Ga, was in the city
Monday and gave us an appreciated call.
Mr.. J. Malone, of Augusta, Ga, rep
resenting Bradstreet's Commercial Agency,
has been spending few days in the city.
The Oconee County Fair will be held at
Seneca on November 9TH, 8;h and 9th An
attractive program has been arranged for
the occasion.
Our clever friend, Mr.. John W. Rosa
mond, Of Brushy Greek, was in the city
yesterday and paid his respects to tho
INTELLIaENcER.
Married, on Sunday. October q, 1895,
BY r. B. A Robinson, Esq, Mr.. j. T.
Smith and Miss Leila 8. Campbell, all of
Anderson County.
We are requested to announce that the
Generostee School, which IL 10 charge OF
Mr.. jesse Shersrd, will open next Tues
day, 5th November.
Mr.. VIM. Simpson, of Little Rock. Ark,
has been spending few days In the city
visiting bis sisters, Mira. N. B Sullivan
and Mrs. J. NJ. Csthcart.
Mrs. sallie E Wilsop, OF Bam berg, @,
who has been spending several months In
the city With her sister. Mrs ]. b. MCGEE,
returned home last Friday.
We have received several Invitations to
attend big corn shuckings In various, por.
tiot 8 of the county. We regret exceedingly
that We can't accept all of them.
Married, on Sunday, October o. 1895. by
8. N. Brown, Trial Justice, and at his resi-.
dence, Mr.. Ell Clarke and Miss Carrie
Martin, all of Anderson County.
Read carefully the new advertisement of
B O. Evans & Co., on the frat page. These
gentlemen are building up fine trade, as
their goods and prices please everybody.
Elbertou (Ga.) Star: "Miss Eva Owens,
from Pelzer, s. g is visiting the family
OF her brother, Mr.. g. B. Owens, at his
pretty suburban home on Heard street."
An enthusiastic meeting was held at
franklin, N. c.. two weeks ago in the In
terest Of the Black Diamond Railroad.
Col. Boone was present and made aspeeoh.
Mrs. Lucinda Richie, accompanied by
her son. Gordon, of Harmony Grove, Ga,
ia visiting relatives in this County. Her
visit Is a source of much pleasure to her
many old friends.
THANKSGIVING Day will soon be here,
and it has been suggested that there be
general suspension of business in Ander-
son that day. We hope the suggestion
will be carried out.
Mrs. Fannie @ Mobley and Mrs. F. 8.
son visiting their mother, Mrs. NJ. ]. Clark.
Their many old friends are delighted to
greet them once more.
We invite the attention Of our readers
to the new advertisement Of John L. Bur-
riss, who handles stoves, crockery, lamp
goods, tinware and everything in ths house
furnishing line. Prices are low.
Easley Messenger: Sol. M. P. Tribble
has been appointed postmaster at Anderson
10 SuCC66u w l. ooAAs NSSS<&oSAs -
an excellent appointment and we extend
to the Colonel our hearty congratulations"
Henry Fields was arrested last week
charged with burning the gin house Of Mr..
T. L. Clinkscsles. Jr. After preliminary
hearing before Justice Snipes be was oom-
mitted to Jail and will be tried this week.
The Baptist Stats Convention meets in
Gr.enville on Wednesday, November 9th.
All who expect to attend the Con Venion
should send their names at once to j. A.
Hoyt, Chairman Of COMMITTEES OF Arrange
ments.
On the 1st inst. both the Pelzer and the
Piedmont Manufacturing Companies vol
unfairly increased the wages OF their EN-.
ployees, and on November 1st they will
reduce house rent from rs centst to 30 cents
per room.
In their new advertisement this week,
D. O. Brown & Bro. cordially invite you
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