The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-04-22
The Cotton Market.

The Cotton Market.
Corrected by Brown, Osborne d Co.
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Register! Register now!
The Anderson Ice Factory began work
yesterday.
Hump.bscked bicycles still seem to be
in fashion.
Mr.. s. NJ. Pickens, of Elberton, Co., is
in the city.
Mrs. T. A. Ratliffe is visiting her parents
in Columbia.
Now is the time to use the paint and
whitewash brushes.
The small grain crops arc fine through
out this section.
G. e. Prince, Esq, is in Greenville On
professional business.
The past week has been the hottest one
ever known for April.
It has been four weeks to day since this
section has had any rain.
Editor Earle, Of the Oconee News, spent
q day in the city last week.
This summary weather came upon US
in q most summary manner.
s. N Carpenter, Esq, of Elberton, Ca,
is whiting relatives in the city.
Be sure to register. Don't put it off, but
SO right now and attend to It.
Miss Adele Rice, of Bolton, Is visiting
friends and relatives in the city.
Misses May and Kate Bell, of Walhalla.
are visiting relatives in Anderson.
j. F. Rice, Esq. went to Columbia
Tuesday on professional business.
Mrs. R e. Belcher went down to Column
hia last week to visit her neics, Mira.
Fripp.
Register while you can do 30 easily. 1t
will not be long before the Office will be
crowded.
Mr.. Willie Giles. Of this city, has gone
to Birmingham, Ala, where he has secur.
ed q position.
A considerable quantity OF cotton Is now
up, and present prospects are good for o
heavy crop.
That new advertisement Of O F. Jones
& Co. will give you some information.
Read what they cay.
Mr. j. Welborn will be In Anderson
next Friday to deliver an address before
the County Alliance.
The merchants are having o lively Spring
trade. Last Saturday they were busy
from an early to q late hour.
Bugeies and carriages are cheaper now
than ever before, and the dealers in this
city are selling lots OF them.
The Sullivan Hard ware Co. has a new
ally interest the farmers. Read 1t carefully.
Rev. g. P. Watson went to O%rapgeburg
Tuesday to assist In the corner stone laying
of the Methodist Church at that place to-
day.
We regret to chronicle no marked i'm
provement in the condition of Mr.. Gadde5
Farmer, q brother OF our towneman, j. L.
Farmer.
Have you lost q bunch OF Keys? We
have one on our table, and among others
it contains q cash register key and two
safe keys.
Pickens Sentinel: "Mr. James Laboon,
one Of the model farmers Of Anderson
County, was in Pickens last Saturday on
business"
The old Veterans and the newspaper
men of the State are congregatedi in Charles
ton this week. and we venture they will
have q fine time.
The us 1t hot enough for you2" fellow
will get eome mighty straight talk the
next time be stops us from work to an
swer bis fool question.
DR.. q. Fl. Scuddav, Of Deans, still con.
tlnues very Ill. We are disappointed In
not being able to chronicle an improve.
ment in bis condition.
Mr.. @. B. Ovens and family. formerly
Of this county but who are now residents
OF Elberton, Ca, were In the city Monday
on their way to Pelzer to visit relatives.
Mr.. Christie Ssyre's friends will be glad
60 know that he is out again after q pretty
severe illness. He expects to his
Etndiea in the South Carolina College in Q
few days.
Mr.. Clarence Provost, who 30 unfortun.
ately bruised bis leg some few months
ago, is now convalescent. snd hopes are
entertained Of his ultimate and handsome
recovery.
The rule Of the penitentiary Of giving
onetwelfth Of the sentence to the convict
for good behavior will DO granted to the
workers in the county chain gangs, 30 the
Governor says.
Miss Eugenia Frost, Of Charleston, is
with her friend, Mrs. a. L. Bonham. She
expects to open a kindergarten School,
and ia thoroughly proficient In the new
methods of teaching such schools.
Spring has come but we will not publish
asny spring poetry from any source. IF
any of our friends desire to contribute
spring chickens, however, they will be
cheerfully received aud 40 questions asked.
The street sprinkler was ssen on the
streets Tuesday morning early, and a
most refreshing rain fell that afternoon.
AS a ~rain-maker, the sprinkler is q dandy
even SURPRISING the proverbial black
snake.
No tax receipt Is required to get your
registration certificate, but be sure to file
it away aud bring it with you to the polls
next fall when you want to vote. You
will be required then to show your tax
receipt.
The municipal political cauldron is be.
ginning to simmer, and speculation Is rife
as to the probable outcome Of the contest
as rumors are afloat that 1t promises to be
o hot one. No announcements have yet
been made.
DR.. J. W. Sherard, OF Abbeville County,
spent Monday in the city and gave the
I-NTELL1eENoER q pleasant call. He came
through the country in q private convey
ance. and paid q high compliment to the
public roads flour county.
The annual pic MIC at Cooley's Bridge
will take place on the first Saturday in
May, and everybody is invited to partic-
ipate., The citizens of that community
are king extra exertions to make