The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-11-20
The Cotton Market.

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 20, 1895.
The Cotton Market.
Corrected Jy Brown, Osborne G Co.
Strict Middipg =
Gond MiddlIne...........
Strict Good MiddliDg. ........ ........ :
Sweet potatoes of good quality are
scarce In this section.
The sp'rtsmen report plenty of birds
| through the country.
E Eiitor Earle, of the Oconee Ners, spent
yesterday in the city.
Turkeys are selling at from so cents to So
cents each in the city.
A cold wave from the Northwest struck
this section this morning.
The farmers are stirring the land and
sowing their small grain.
Miss Lucia Cater has gone to Greenville
| to visit friends and relatives.
The Baptist State Convention convenes
in Greenville next Wednesday.
Capt. T. F. Hill is making some improve
ments on his dwelling on Orr street.
Mrs. NJ. E. Archer is in Elberton, Ca,
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. S. Todd.
There is right lively competition in An
derson among the buyers of cotton seed.
J.F Rice, Esq has opened an office
over the Farmers and Merchants Bank.
The Port Royal e. Western Carolina
Railroad is to be sold to- day at Greenwood.
Mrs Ralnh W. Brown and children, of
Roanoke. Va, are in the city visiting rela-
tives.
The weather last Sunday was delightful
and the city churches had large cougrego-
tions.
Watch our advertising columns and you
will know where to 60 to get your Christ
mas goods.
Rumor says two of Auderson's most
charming young ladies will soon change
their names.
We are always more than pleased to re-
ceive an item Of news from any section of
the County.
Anderson continues to send large dele.
cations every day or two to the Atlanta
Exposition.
A chrysanthemum is the popular button
nier, and the larger the flower, the more
popular it is.
There are not as many marriages through
the country this fall as usual at this season
of the year.
A number of our citizens will spend
Thanksgiving Day in Atlanta seeing the
Exposition.
Mr. Foster FAINT now has charge of the
Globe News Stand. he handles all the
leading papers.
Quattlebaum g. Cochran offer house
and lot in the city for sa'e at a bargain.
See advertisement.
The buildings of the Excelsior Oil Mill
are about complete and the machinery is
being placed in position.
drove of Tennessee hogs arrived in
the city few days ago. Five cents per
pound gross is the price.
Mr.. john Dodd, who has been quite sick
for several weeks, is now on the mend and
will coon be ut work acsir.
The train frum Columbia Yesterday was
three hours late the delay teing caused by
the engine breaking down.
There were 1872 bales Of cotton sold from
the wagons in the city last Wednesday,
and 562 bales on Thursday.
The stores are beginning to take on a
holiday appearance. The display Of Christ
mas goods is rich and varied.
Newbery Observer: Mr.. Frank Mayes,
of Anderson, is spending few days in the
city with relatives and friends
The oyster supper given by the ladies Of
the Memorial Association last Friday
evening nettod them about S25.
A great many horses and mules and
vehicles Of all sorts are being sold in An
derson. This indicates prosperity.
Miss Estelle Mckinney is now clerking
for Brown, Osborne & Co.. and will be
pleased to serve her friends at any time.
Mr. DIN Matlison, who has been spend
ing the past year in the far West, has been
visiting his brother in this city the pact
week.
Delegate Breezeale, OF the Constitutional
Convention, who has been spending few
days at home, returned to Columbia yes
terday.
Elberton (Ga) Star: "Miss Annie Simp.
son, pretty young lady from Pendleton,
S. c., is visiting relatives at the Simpson
House.
"a Breezy Time" in the Opera House
last Wednesday night attracted a large
audience and every body enjoyed the en-.
tertainment.
Married, on November 10, 1895, by Rev.
R C. Ligon, at Good Hope Church. J. L.
Bryan, Esq and Mrs. Sarah Yor, both Of
Anderson County.
Evangelist Moody thinks that the pray
ers of people who will not pay their debts
are not answered. He must once have
been newspaper man.
Mr.. WlnslOW +. Sloan ana MISS Daisy
Hampton Russell. of Pendleton. are to be
married at the Presbyterian Church in
that village this evening.
One dav last week our clever friend, Mr..
Tolaver Bolt, killed 20 months.old pig
that weighed 446 pounds net. Can any of
our readers beat this?
Do not think that YOU necessarily get
enough religion on Sunday to last you
through the week. You may really not
get enough to last all day.
Mr.. F. Pelzer and family, who have
been spending the past few months at their
summer home near Pendleton, returned to
Charleston last week.
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our offer on another page.
Mr. James H. Mcconnell, accompanied
by Mrs w. F Gaines and two children,
left this morning for Marion County,