The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-03-18
The Cotton Msrket.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1896.
The Cottnn Msrket.
Corrected By Broson, Osborne d Co.
Middling "
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According to the Almanac, ppring begins
tomorrow.
The young people are beginning to talk
about pic MICS.
There are nov three hundred students
at clemson O ,!lege.
An efnrt IL being made to start q circu.
lating lbrsrv In Anderson.
Rad notica IF the Cleveland Boy Stallion
pinteG in another column.
The C unity chain gang is doing some
60 d work ON the public roads.
Mrs John McFall is in the city visiting
her daughter, Mrs. DR.. j.. O. HarIis.
Mira. N. L. Fent and children. Of Wal.
halIs, are visiting relatives 10 Anderson.
The wagons continue to roll q Of the
CITY luaded down with commercial fertili-
GERS.
Mra Barb, ra Brock, Of Honea Path, is
in the city visiting her daughter, Mrs,
Leila Sullivan.
Mrs 8 L Carpenter leaves to-day for
WiIIIam-t III. where she will spend o few
days With friends.
NJ Claude Townsend has enlarged hia
pIanni x mill to meet the demands of his
increasing business
Blown, Osborne & C,'e. grand Spring
p-ning Thur-day. March 18th, 8 a IN. TO
IL p %. All invited.
The young mau who has the temerlty tn
Prop 80 mstrimnny now, is QCickly told
to wait till he is asked.
Or & Sloan offer the genuine Bradford
I'D other varieties OF watermelon 1880 FOR
s,le See advertisement
Irish potatoes are cheaper than thew
nave ever been known In this market
seventy five cents o bushei.
a young lady walked into the diepansary
The other dav thinking she was going into
tbs Mesars. Fant's buOksture.
J Gran. E q. of this city, went to
Atlanta Isst M mday tn argue 3 case before
the Supre me Court Of Georgia
A light enow fell in variou- portions of
| The State lat Thursday night TGere was
| none IN this immediate section.
The D A. r. Of Columbia Lave offered
q m dial for the hast composition ON the
r evolutionary War in upper Carolina.
UnGer the new law persona who have
MT paid their pnIl tag will not have tue
privilege Of voting Ia s ruth Carolina
Mis- Ennice Prevoat Is now with Brown,
t~)-hnr,e & Co.. ard she would he pleased
t have her many friends Call and zee her
,ere
The Board of County Commissioners
| have dec,ded to buy ak more rusd ma
chimes. This is another step in the right
direction.
The farmers are up with their work. and
are awaiting planting time They have
taken advantage of the fine weather during
the winter.
Every resident of the city should read
Car. full, the Ordinance of the Cry Council
confirming the rules and resula-. Gus of the
Board Uf Health
P ckens Journal: Mra. W W White.
o. Andersen. IN Vi>l,ing her psrtnta, Capc.
J L and Mira Thornley,. Her little BOD,
Walter, IL with her"
Marion e Rucker. Esq Of thu Interior
Department. Washington D. c., 10 spend
ing a few days In The city visiting his
mother aud other relatives,
Mr.. Geo V. Henpiea. one Of Columbia's
most expert photographers, Ia spending q
few days in Anderson. in charge Of the
gallery next to the Postofice.
TIE Meadow Tennis Club has bean re.
organized with the fnllo"ing off SER:
President. J K. Hond; Vice Precedent,
Mrs Una Hi; Secretary, Paul Brock
There are several candidates for the posi-
tion of Health Officer for the city. The
position pays $40 u month Tho Board of
Health will elect the officer In the near
future.
4 tenant housD. with all its contents. on
the plantation OF Mr.. 8 L. E.keu. at
D.nver. vas burned u few ds,s Az" For.
tnnatelv the children we're not locked in
the house this time.
A company has been organized to huid
o cnnton mill on Connarn.a creeh;, f"u
miles south of Seneca. NJ NJ w Cole
m Al Ii at the head of the enterprise, and
the work will b. gin at nee
There will be communion aervica ut Va
renpes Church Z sabbath ut the usual
hour There viii be preaching n'sn on
Saturday morning prec. ding. All are III
vited to attend the services uu both days.
Through the kindness Of Senator n iris
we have secured a cop, nf the pension lac
adopted bv the recent Legislature and IN
another column wa pub isr It, in fuil. All
who are interested shou!d read il carefully
Mr. W r O-borne, Of Brnwn. Osborne
& Co, hiss returned FROM the Northern
market, after q stay OF " or three weeks,
and will he delighted 10 greet bis frieuds
and customers, aud show them his recent
purchases.
gu psrvisor Snelgrove. backed by his ex
cell-nt B.ard Of Commissioners. in deter
mined to give Anderson Cnunty better
pub J.. r,ads, and be deserves the en-
ta%,urngemant aud cooperation of every
good cIt,zrn
Mra. Bessie ] Heard, accompanied by
b.. daughter. Miss V ,crnri. aud her brother,
NJ r bert Oade. 1T Mt Carmel. who has
h-eu spending ~savaral ds.H In the civ tho
guest nf Miss Lizzie Williams, returned
home Tuesday.
Mr.. r. NJ. Baker. formerly Miaa Minnie
Smith u In the millinery deparim ut "f
Brown. Osborne & Co., and she would
take special delight In showing Dor friends
aid acqusiutances the many attractions In
this department
II their new advertisement this week
G. F jones & Co cali especial attention To
; their new stock of dress goods. millinery
and fancy goods which are daily arriving.
They want you to mt and see them
Rad what they say.
Last Thursdsy afternoon Mia Sammie
Earle. at Der home on West franklin
atreet, was preparing o a.'or stat" and the
fluid caught fire. 1t caused a considerable
f,me, and in eztinguiehiDg it Miss Earle