The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-10-09

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 8, 1895.
The Cotton Market.
Corrected by BroaOn, Osborne d Co.
Strict Midding. 81
GoOd Middling.. Observation-Disclosures" II
Strict Good Middling................. ....... 81
Fresh oysters are in the market.
There Is an epidemic of bad colds just
now.
Anderson will soon have to have city
directory.
The street sprinkler is doing good service
in the city.
There is good demand now for chick
ems and eggs.
The chestnut crop in the mountains is
said to be large.
The long dry spell has Injured the potato
and turnip crops.
The horse swappers were numerous In
the city Monday.
Last Monday was an unusually quiet
Saesday for October.
Mr.. J. B Lewis is adding another story
to his dwelling house.
The weather in this section is just perfect
for gathering the crops.
Improvements are going on in almost
every section of the city.
The Board of County Commissioners
had busy session Monday.
IF good times are not here let rs hope
they are happy on the way.
Mr.. s A Hutchinson. of EIbertop, Ga ,
ives in the city last Monday.
The indications are all in favor of the
price of cotton going higher.
Send your children to school. if you
have to make sacrifice to do 30.
The cotton gins are crowded, and some
of them are running day and night.
Mr.. M. B Horton, of Pendleton, is now
clerking for Bronwnlee & VandiVers.
Mrs. M. E. Reese ia in Atlanta visiting
her daughter, Mrs H. M. Dunwoody.
Every man who violates the game law
should be reported to the officers Of law.
Andersop's cotton receipts last Friday
we're 700 bales and on Saturday 5l2 bales.
Gen. M. L. Bonham spent q few days in
Columbia last week on professional bust,
ness.
Mr. Frank Hall, who has been quite
sick for several weeks, ia able to be out
again.
Miss Lottie Capers, of Columbia is in
the city visiting the family of Row. W. T
Capors.
Mr. g Ernest Brown has sold bis resi-
dence on South McDu6ie street to Mr..
Frauk Hall.
The cotton gins are greatly crowded just
at this time. Every man wants his cotton
giuned at once.
Mr.. w. Poore will sell on Salesday in
November some valuable land located
near Beltcn. See advertisement.
The farmers say there will not be much
cotton in the fields after the 1st November
if the weather continues favorable.
The Anderson County delegates to tho
Convention returned home
last week to spend weeks vacation.
Reader have you paid your subscription
to the INTELLIaENcER If you have not,
please come and help the poor printers.
Mr.. W. D. Brown has gone to Columbus,
Miss, where he expects to make his future
home. His family will follow him later.
Capt and Mira P. X. Norris, who have
been spending the past two months In the
returned home last Saturday.
Mr., John n. Clarke has let the contract
for the erection of handsome dwelling on
Bolton street, near the home of Mr.. w. w.
Russell.
A convention Of the South Csrolins
division of the United Confederate Veter
ana will be held 10 Columbia during the
State Fair.
Miss Tena Coffee, one of Anderson's
charming young ladies. has returnep home
rom pleasant visit to Cashiers Valley
and Highlands.
Business is brisk in Anderson, and
3very BODY Is rejoicing that the farmers are
getting better price for their cotton than
was anticipated.
Mrs. J.. L. Seixas and Miss Mamie
5eixas, of New Orleans, who have been
spending the summer in Anderson, have
home.
Col. and Mrs. J. A. Hoyt, Of Greenville,
came over to Anderson Saturday to attend
he funeral of the latter's sister, Mrs
Mcdaniel, on Sunday.
In their new advertisement this week
Brock Bros. mention lot Of goods on
which they say they can save you money.
Reid the advertisement.
sP.ck's Bad Boy" was witnessed By
good audience in the Opera House last
night, and all present were
pleased with the entertainment.
The Agricultural and Stock Show takes
place on October oath and 25th. The Port
Royal and Western Carolina Railroad are
Offering low rates for the round trip
The roof of the Graded School building
IA being covered with slate. Mr. John T.
Burriss has the contract and IL doing the
work in his usual satisfactory manner.
Married. on Thursday afternoon. Octo-
Der 3. 1895, in st. Paul's Episcopal Church,
Pendleton, 8. c.. by Rev @. T. Porcher
DR.. A. G. Strickland. Of Anderson, and
Miss Freda Holmes, of Pendleton
The Columbia State of Sunday says: Mr.
). NJ Cravton, OF Anderson, popular
student of the South Carolina College, is
an attack of 'break bone"
lever May he soon be well again.
Plckens Journal: married, at the resi-
ienca of W. T Bryant, on the 20sb nit,
Mr.. Bnas Spence. of Anderson County. TO
Misa Jane Smith, of Pickens County, w.
q. Bryant, Notary Public, officiating"
Subscribers to the Anderson Telephone
Exchange are requested to add the follow
ing names and numbers to their list: G
F Jones, residence, No 62; Russell &
Breazeale, store, No. 70; J. L. Glenn, resi-
dence, No. SO
Several parties have dropped in and
bought receipt for their subscription since
our last issue. We have many moIe to
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