The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-01-15

WEDNESDAY, JAN. Is, 1896.
Tho Cotton Market.
Corrected By Broon, Osborne d Co.
Strict Middliug ...........
GOnd Middling ...... ................ u
Strict Good Middling ........ Z;
This is the time to put out fruit and
shade trees.
So far old January has given "a beauti-
fnl weather
LIT fhis be the farmers motto for 1896
hog. hominy and bay.
Sweet potatoes are worth from 60 to 81
cents bushel In the city.
Mr. Joe Trowbridge, Of Atlanta, is In the
city visiting his parents.
The horse and mnle dealers in this city
are still doing a lively business.
Mr. W. A. Broazeale, of Charleston, Is
spending few days in Anderson.
Mias Olive Wilson, of Greenville, is in
the city visiting friends and relatives
Do not keep the children from school,
unless they are positively needed at home.
J. F. Rice, Esq of this city, has been
appointed a Notary Public by Gov. Evans.
The Anderson Cotton Mill is paying Its
usual semi-annual dividend uf per cent.
Col w. A Neal. Superintendent of the
State Penitentiary, was in the city last
week.
Mr.. j r. Callahan, one OF Honea Path g
most popular citizens, was In the city yes
terdsy
Mr.. P L Pullen, of Fair Play, was in
the city Monday and gave us an appreciat'
Ell call.
The County Alliance will hold It's quar-
terIy meeting in the Court House next
Friday.
In their new advertisement this week
G. F. Jones q Co. talk about shoes. Read
what they say.
Wessrs L D Yesrwood and j II Par
tar, OF GainesvilIr. GA, we're registered at
the Chiquula last Saturday.
Reader. have. you paid for this paper the
past year? II not come and do so at once,
ana the printers will bless yon.
s All the mem bars of the Legislature from
this County are at their post Of duty, that
body~having convened yesterday.
Upto last night the total cotton receipts
f,r this season aggregate 8 total of 1881
bales. Same time last year, 1889 bales.
Start the new year right is the advice
given by B. o Evans & Co. in their new
advertisement this week. Reid what they
ssy.
Mrs. Joanna Gaines and Mis- Lily ALLEN,
of Danville, Va. are in the city visiting
their sister, Mrs. W. a simpson, and
other relatives.
The time for making your tax return to
you have not made your return, don't put
it off any longer.
Marion n. Mattison, agent Of the Mutual
Benefit Life Association, wrote policy
recently on which the annual premium
amounts to 800.
G e. P.ince, Esq went to Washington
last week to act as counsel for Hon. A. G.
Latimer in bis contest with Mr.. Moorman
for seat in Congress.
Mr.. n T. Hays, recently of Greenwood
but q native of Anderson County. has
opened Racket Store In the Broyles block,
on South Main street.
Married. on Thursday, January g. 1896,
bv Rev D I. Spesrmap. and at bis home,
Mr. ] B Smith and Miss Maggie Rodgers,
all of Anderson County.
Dave Dooley, the we'll known negro
blacksmith. whose dwelling house on East
FrankIin street was destroyed by fire sew
eral months ego, is rebuilding.
Mr. Robert Norris, formerly connected
with the Southern Railroad, is now trav-
cling salesman. He spent yesterday in
Anderson and gave US q p.s ant call.
The Probate Judge publishes an impor.
tant notice to administrators, executors,
trustees and guardians about making their
annual returns to his office. Read the
advertisement
Mr. Warren W. Guyton, of the W. q A.
r r., Atlanta, Ga, ia spending a short
vacation In the County with hts father and
family, having been summoned to attend
the funeral of his mother last week.
Married, at the residence of the brides
father. Mr.. Welborne Pickens, on Wednes-
day, January 8, 1896, by Rev. M F Whit
taker, Mr. G. w Laboon. recently Of
Texas, and Miss Virginia Plckens, of An
derson County.
Mr. J. q. Grant, a young and energetic
attorney at law, of Gainesville, Ga has
c)me to Anderson to make bic home and
p'actice his profession The 1HTKLLIaEN
oER extends him cordial welcome, and
wishes him much success.
Mr.. Clarence Haddon, son Of Mr.. R. A.
Haddon, died at his home near Antreville
on the 9Th inst. of measles he was only
% years of age, and was most exemplary,
worthy young man, whose death is mourn.
ed by wide circle OF friends.
Rev. &. N Pratt, financial agent Of Fur.
man University, preached in the Baptist
Church last Sunday, and secured subscrip.
tinna to the University endowment fund
of $435, in addition to $3.50 previously sub
scribsd By members of the Church.
We have; made arrangements to cIub
the INTELLIaENCER and the Atlanta Weekly
Journal, aud will send the two papsre u,
apy address one year for 81 80 cents cash
10 advance. The Journal ,s most excel.
lent paper, and you WILL be pleased with 1t.
Mr.. E G Evans, Jr of Onion. is spend
ing few days in the city with his family,
who came over to spend the HOLIDAYS with
his parents. After arriving here the chill
dren we're attacked with the measles, but
have recovered and will return home this
week
The farmers have no difficulty in ar
ranging for abundant supply Of labor on
their farms for this year It should be 6
prosperous year, as many OF the laborers
have more provision supplies at the be
ginning OF this year than tor number Of
years past. :.
We are requested to announce by the
Clerk Of the Church that the regular meet
ing day at Six and-Twenty Baptist Church
has been changed from tb. fourth to the
third SUNDAY in each month. The change
has been made to auit the convenience Of
the pastor, Rev. VIM. Brown.
That energetic man. g. 8 Minor. OF the
Ten Cent Store, in his new ndvtrti'ene eni