The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-02-26

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 26, 1896.
The Cotton Market.
Corrected by Brown, Osborne d Co.
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The ladies are already talking about their
~priug hats.
The time for pay ing city taxes expires
next Saturday.
The horse and mule dealers are still doing
! a live business
: The early gardeners have goLs to work
in earnest now.
February has given us a great deal Of
, March weather.
N-xt Monday is Salesday. There will
be no public sales.
A few bales of cotton stroll into the
market almost every day.
Go to the Opera House tonight and hear
General Rosser's lecture. You will err ~
it.
There will be FIVE Saturdays In this
month, which will not occur again until
1886.
Some OF the young people of the city en-
joyed a dance at the Chiquola last Monday
night.
Mr.. U f. Seybt will leave in a few days
for the East to buy his Spring stock of
goods.
Miss Lola Harper, of Hones Path, is in
thu city visiting her friends, the Misses
johnson.
Mr.. W. R. Osborne has gone to the East
ern markets to buy q big stock Of spring
| and summer goods.
Miss Rosa Poore. a popular young lady
of Bolton, has been visiting friends in An
derson the past week.
representative Watson came up from
Columbia last Friday aud spent Saturday
and Sunday at hume.
In their new advertisement this week @
F Jones d Co. tell you about the bargains
they are Offering IN shirts.
Mss Leila White is now with @ F Jones
q Co. and will be more than pleased to
serve her friends at any time.
A Local weather prophet says that the
s~everest portion Of winter has passed, and
you can go to gardening now.
Miss Guasie Hollemap, Of walhalla. is
in the city visiting the family of her
brother, Mr.. Townes Holleman.
The candidates for county Offices are be
ginning to feel around. It IL said there
will be more than usual this year.
Miss Lizzie Carpenter, of E'herton, Ga,
who has been visiting relatives in and
near this city, has returned home.
Without any solicitation the INTELLIGEN
GER has enrolled over one hundred new
sub>cribers since the lst January.
Leap Year parties are very much in
vogue now, aud an addition to the usual
| crop of marriages may be expected.
The time il up for paying the commute.
| ton road tax on March 1st 1t Is better to
nay 81 now than to work the required
time.
Mr. H. F. Celey, of Brushy Greek. was
In the city Monday and gave US a call. He
reoor Is numerous cases OF measles in his
ectio.
J. E. Robinson. Of Mccormick. has been
appointed Postal Clerk on the S Savannah
| Valley Railroad to succeed lawrence Jones,
| deceased.
While out riding Monday afternoon Mr.
| w. B Msgruder was thrown from his
| horse and had a narrow escape from being
seriously hurt.
Mr. Dudly Speegle died at hia home at
| Piedmont last Wednesday, after a long
| illuess from spinal disease. Three children
| are left to mourn his death.
Mrs. N. L. FAINT, Of Walhalla, spent a
| couple of days in the city last week, having
| come down to attend the funeral of her
mother in-lsv, Mrs. G. W. FAINT.
That new advertisement Of the Sullivan
| Hardwar Co., we know, will catch your
eye It tells you what they keep in stock
and why you should give them a call.
Guauo is still being received here by the
car load and sold by Wholesale to our
farmers. which we d. not c n-ider q very
healthy outlook for the present year.
Mrs. G q. Strickland, who has been
visiting relatives in this city for s"me
time, has returned to New York to join
her husband, who Is in business there.
The Charleston Evening Post paws Us
the following compliment: THE ANDER
SON INTELLIeENoER mAintaines Its position
as one of the best country papers in the
State"
II is an i'll wind that blows no good.
The coming OF the cold wave was just in
t me to prevent a premature swelling o
ths buds on the fruit trees. The fruit crop
is all right for the present.
All the pupils and teachers of Midway
Sunday School are earnestly requested 10
ne present next Sunday afternoon at the
usual hour. Toe me- citing will be an
interesting and important one.
Re s1re to read the new nd advertisement
Of D. C. Brown q Brn. in this isRue. Thev
quote pritea that certainly are very TEMPT.
lug. They mean to sell you if low prices
aid square dealing means anything.
Rev y. LnWTla WljHnn, u, Vi aofe
Vile. preached in the Presbyterian Church.
this city, last Sunday morning and even
ing DR. Wilson's visits to Anderson are
always erj Eyed by the Presbytefisns.
Bishop Duncan. Of the M e Church.
South. spent Last Sunday in Anderson and
preached both morning and evening In the
Methodist Church. Hts sermons, aa usual,
were both interesting and impressive
We invite your attention to the new ad
vertisement of the Yates Shoe Co. this
week This Company guarantees sstisfac
ton to is customers, and when you want
a pair of shoes go and inspect its stock.
The young ladies' socia;y of Grace Church
expect TO give an entertainment in the near
future. called a birthday party, which
will be an exceedingly novel and enjoyable
occasion. Full particulars will be given
soon.
The telephone line from Anderson, via
Bolton, to Hnnea Path has been completed
and is working Dicrly. The toll for talk.
ing with either of these points 10 Is CENTS q
message. Toe Office here Is In the Bank
IF Anderson.
Another attempt was made to escape
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