The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-04-10
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LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1895.
Cotton Market.

Cotton Market.
Cotton is quoted this morning as follows:
Stains to 4; middling, 81; strict mid
ding, 81; good middling, 6 to 6s.
Next Sunday is Easter.
The County Alliance meets next Friday.
The Anderson Oil Mill has closed for the
season.
No spring chickens have yet appeared on
tbs market.
Mr.. Michael Kennedy. of Charleston, is
in the city visiting relatives.
There is considerable gossip in regard to
certain engagements and forthcoming mar
rages.
Mrs Jas. T. Snow. of Hartwell, Ga, has
been spending week or more in the city
with old friends.
Now, if the weather will only be good to
us q little while longer, won't We have
fruit this season?
J.E. Boggs, Esq of the Piokens Semti-
fessional business.
Mrs. Lem Reid, OF Cooks, and Miss
Sallie Sherard of Moffattsvillc, are visiting
friends in the city.
Misses Marie Campbell and Lillian Pen
nington, of Belton, are in the city visiting
Miss Corrie Poore.
There is still some cotton in the coun-
try. Nearly every day few bales are
brought to town and sold.
| Mrs. Elizabeth Todd Left for Augusta
yesterday morning where she will spend
some time visiting relatives.
Last Sunday was typical March and
April day combined. We had wind and
showers off and on all day.
Our young friend, Blair Crayton, gradu-
ated from the Philadelphia College of Phar-
macy last week and is now at home.
Mr.. A. B. Towers has just received lot
of the best grade Of New Orleans molasses,
which he Is Offering at very low price.
Mr.. Paul Aver, who has been connected
with the Charleston Evening Post for sew
eral months, returned to Anderson last
week.
The Grand Lodge of knights Of Honor
meets in Columbia next Wednesday. Mr..
] B. Lewis will represent the Anderson
Lodge.
Rev B. p Mitchell will preach at Oak
land School House next Sunday afternoon.
at o'clock. Tho public is invited to
attend.
Rev. W. T. Duncan. who has recently
been transferred from Walhalla to the
South Anderson Circuit, has entered upon
his work.
Mrs. W. B MCMILLAN. of Neville, Hart
County, Ga, who has been visiting relatives
in this city, extended her trip to Starr
yesterday.
The Mccormick Times of Saturday says:
"Mrs. w. T Albea came down from An
derson yesterday to see her father, who Is
quite SICK"
We are requested to announce that Rev.
Mr. John Fields next Sunday afternoon,
at 4 o'clock.
Mr.. F. F. Duncan, representing the Col.
umbia State, has been spending few days
| in the city soliciting orders for the Ency-
clopaedia Britannica.
Mrs T. G. Ligon, of Leesville, 8. c., &C.
companied by two of her children. arrived
in the city yesterday to spend few days
with her fathers family.
Mr.. F.. M. Butler, who has been qnite
sick for several weeks at his home on Bel
ton street, IL getting no better, and his con.
dition is growing serious.
"Anderson is dlst-essingly healthy" re-
marked physician In our presence the
other day as be pointed out five or si1
| physicians loafng around.
Our young friend, W. 8. Hutchinson, of
this County. who has been attending the
Baltimore Medical College, has returned
home to apend his vacation.
Boys, remember that you grow older
every day, and If you have bad habits, they
grow older too, and the older both get, the
harder they are to separate.
Rev. J. B. Campbell, of Greenwood, has
accepted An invitation to preach the com.
mencement sermon before the Cadets Of
the Patrick Military Institute.
Mr.. George King, who lives near Glenn
son College, was thrown by mule few
days ago and both bones OF his right leg
were fractured near the ankle.
At this season of the year the very
homely but practical advice contained in
the following Is timely: Stick to your fan.
nels until your hannels stick to you.
Rev. Crawford Jackson and DR.. G. D.
Turner, Of Hartwell, Ga spent few days
in the city last week. The INTELL1aENoER
was pleased to have q call from Mr.. jack
son.
IF you are troubled with bugs Of any
kind, call at Evans Pharmacy and try the
Bed Bug Destroyer. A new advertise
ment telling about it will appear next
week.
The Juvenile Missionary Society Of the
Methodist Church will have an Easter Ser
vice In that Church next Sunday afternoon,
at o'clock. The public is invited to
attend.
A little boy got bis hand caught In one
Of the looms at the Cotton Mill yesterday
and painfully mashed DR. Harris attend
ed him and had to amputate the second
finger.
Married, on Thursday. April 4, 1895, by
r. B. A. Robinson, Notary Public, and at
his residence, Mr.. Charles Parnell, Of Char.
lotte, N. c., and Miss Rosa Jeans, of Abbe-
vile, s. @.
Capt. II. r. Vandiver, of Townville,
has been spending few days In the city.
His many friends were delighted to greet
him, and to know that his health has great.
ly improved.
The librarian of the Presbyterian Church
requests US to urge those members of the
congregation who have books belonging to
the library in their possession to return
them at once.
81. 81. Watkins, Esq. who has been on
| the sick list for the past two weeks, Is
spending this week at Calhoun Falls try
ing the efficiency of the Glowing Springs
water. Mrs. Watkins is with him.
Married. on Thursday, April 4, 1885, by
Rev. NJ McGee. at the residence of the
brides father in Honea Path Township.
Mr.C G Smith and Miss Carrie Gambrell,
daughter OF Mr.. j. F. Gambrell.
The Greenville Mountainee7 says: 1.-THE
Patrick Military Institute, Of Anderson,
has obtained the consent of our townsman,
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