The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-11-13
The Cotton Market.

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 13, 1895.
! The Cotton Market.
Corrected by Broson, Osborne & Co.
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Mr.. M. L. Willis. after long illness, il
able to be up again.
J.K. Hood, Esq. spent last Sabbath a
his old home, Due West.
Anderson is very we'll represented a
| the State Fair In Columbia this week.
Anderson Is being we'll represented
among the visitors at the Atlanta Exposi
ton.
We invite your attention to G. F Jones
& Co.'s new advertisement. 1t speaks fol
itself.
No honest man will refuse to pay for &
paper that the publisher has sent to him
| on credit.
Mr.. Marion If. Mattison is the happy
father Of another fine boy. He arrived
Sunday night.
Pay your taxes as soon as you have the
money. It is said there will be no exten-
sion of time this year.
Our young friend, T. W. McCarley, o.
4, Iac fa1
ton with G. 8. Minor, at the Ten Cent
store.
In the country homes of the land pump
kin pie and persimmon beer will soon he
in season, and they are just good enough
for anybody.
Married, on Thursday. Novem her Z, 1895
By w. B. Tate. Notary Public, Mr.. Charlie
Avery and Miss Nora Burgess, both oi
Anderson County.
Mr.. Robert A. Msy6eld Superintendent
Of the Anderson Laundry, has been quite
sick the past two weeks with a severe
attack of the measles.
We always have in stock large lot Of
land deeds, mortgages, and other blanks.
When you need any blanks, send Us your
order. Prices satisfactory.
Mr.. A. B Towers has shown Us some
very fine Irish potatoes from his second
crop this year. On account of the dry
weather the crop was short.
We desire to thank those of our subscri-
bers who have come in and paid up. The
remainder will be heartily thanked If they
will come In and do likewise.
It Is to be hoped that the city authorities
will give some attention to the street cross.
ings before the bad weather sets in. II
will be appreciated by pedestrians.
We are requested to announce that the
final Stewards meeting for the South An
derson Circuit will be held at the parson
age at Starr on Thursday, 2lst. inst.
The weather last Sunday was the most
disagreeable we have bad since last Spring,
and as consequence there were many
vacant pews in the Churches of the city.
Married. on Sunday, November 10, 1895,
byJ A Hall, Notary Public, and at bis
residence, Mr.. Leonard Rhodes and Miss
Alice Alswine both of Anderson County.
Hartwell (Ga.) Sun: "Mr. J. B. Bran.
yan, OF Star, 8. c., gave us call on Wed
nesiav. He contemplates removing 10
Hart County, and he will be cordially
Welcomed"
Every farmer should now begin to plant
oats, wheat, barley, clover, &c. They
should put. in, Of these articles, just as
much as possible and leave as little as pos
aible for cotton.
An exchange says now is good time to
make grape cuttings. Let each cutting
have three or four eyes aud be planted In q
drv. loose sei', 30 that only the top bud
will be exposed.
Pickens Journal: "F. P. McAlister, oi
Anderson County, has purchased the ]. l..
OK farm two miles north of town, and
will make it his future home from the 6rst
Of next December"
The sportsman is now abroad In the land
seek ing what he may .hoot and devour.
The season opened on November 1st and
now birds and game In any quantity may
be killed for home consumption.
Miss Lenora @. Hubbard will offer her
Home School place for sale at public outcry
on salesday in December. Persons indebt.
ed to her for tuition are also given notice
to settle at once. See advertisement
Notwithstanding the bad weather the
ladies' Of the Confederate Memorial Asso.
citation sold SlO0 worth of goods at ]. A.
Austin & Co. g store last Friday, and there
by added $40 to the monument fund.
Col. M. P. Tribble, Anderson's new post
master, who has been quite sick for two
weeks past, ventured out last Saturday
and Is now mending rapidly. He expects
to take charge Of the postoffice next Fri
day.
Mr.. W. P. Stevenson, who owns truck
farm near the city, has presented us with
some Of the finest turnips, Of the yellow
aberdeen variety, we have seen this season.
The drouth does not seem to have effected
his crop.
Remember that the County Treasurer
will be ct Piedmonton Monday, Nov. 18th;
Pelzer, the 10th; Honea Path. the ooh.
and at Cooks the 2lst for the collection OF
taxes, and that his Office here will be
closed those four days.
Mr.. e. G Evans. Jr., accompanied by
his little son, of Union, 8. O, has been
spending few days In Anderson visiting
his parents. He expresses himself as be-
ing we'll pleased with his now home, and
looks hale and hearty.
One day last week we saw farmer drive
into the city with large load of corn and
two big fat dressed hogs, and it was but
the work Of few minutes to dispose OF
both the corn and meat. We like to see
such transactions as that.
Easley Messenger: "Mr. Hemp Celey,
of Brushy Creek township. is making pre-
parations to rebuild dwelling on tbe site
Of the one accidentally burned few weeks
ago. Some Of his neighbors are assisting
him in hauling his lumber from mills
above Pickens."
Messrs. Russell & Breazeale, of the
Boys' Store, have Just received fine lot OF
crackers and cakes, which we have had the
pleasure Of sampling. The chocolate des.
sert, almond jumbles, orange slices and
almond bars are the most delicious cakes
We have ever eaten. Try them.
Mr. Joseph Fields, Of Forsyth County,
Ga, is Waiting his daughter, Mrs. j NJ.
Strickland. in this city, and other relatives
in the County. He moved from this
County to Georgia fifty years ego, and it
has been long time since he has visited
his old home. His old friends are glad to
greet him.