The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-03-11
The Cottort Market,

Good Middling "a
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A few peach trees are in bloom.
The price of cotton is still on the decline.
Senator D. K. Norris spent yesterday in
the city.
The hunting season will expire on the
1st April.
Miss Victor Nardin is in Greenville
visiting friends.
Miss Maggie Smith. OF Lsurens, is visit
ing relatives in this County.
The time for paying city taxes has been
extended until the 1st April.
It is said there ara three candidates al
ready ! the field for sherif.
The Easter season Is near at hand, and
straw hats will soon make their appearance.
Messrs W. A. Hunt and G. 81. Speigbts,
of Greenville, spent yesterday IN the city.
Mr.. A B. Towors has just received q
new stock of wall paper. See advertise
ment.
The farmers are taking advantage of the
favorable weather and are speeding their
ploWs.
Give your garden good attention and it
will more than repay you for your time
aud labor.
We invite your attention to the new adj
vertisement of the Sullivan Hardware Co.
1t speaks for itself.
Mr.. John E Wigington, of Newell, has
gone tn Winston, N. c., to attend the
Davis Military School.
The Evans Pharmacy Is Offering a large
stock of grass seed, clover, millet, etc., for
sale. Ses new advertise ment.
In their new advertisement on Che fret
page Of the INTELLIaENcER B. o. Evans &
c.. tell you what they can do for YOU.
D G. Brown & Bro. are offering seed
Irish potatoes for sale at rs cents per
bushel. See their new advertisement.
The attention of farmers is directed to an
advertise m lent Of q pea planter. which is
being offered for sale by Jas. g. ODonnell.
Persons Indebted to the Means Co.
should call on VIM. I'aughlin and settle
before the LIST of April. See advertisement.
Rev. T. n. Garrett will preach at Meals
Greek Church next Sunday morning, at II
o'clock. All are invited to attend the ser.
vices.
Those of our advertisers who desire their
advertise ments changed will co lfer q great
favor by letting Us have them on or before
Monday.
Hill Bros have presented US with sam.
pies of their new 5 cent cigar. known as
"B'oomers" It is most excellent. Give
it q trial.
Prof. W. B. West. the popular principal
of the Bolton High School, spent last Sat-
urday in the city and gave us an appreci-
ated call.
Rev. J J Neville is having q substantial
cottage erected on a lot which he recently
purchased from Mr.. W. &. Chapman, on
Manning street.
Mr.. J. B. Douthit, OF this city. was elect,
ed last Friday by the Legislature as a
member of the State Beard Of Control Of
the Dispensary.
Married. on Sunday, March !. 1896, by
| Rev. NJ. MCGEE, at his residence, Mr.. L.
w. Flemmipg and Miss Annie Cox, both
ofAnderson County.
Married, on Thursday, February q. 1896.
by Rev. N G Wright ard at bis residence,
Mr.. Willie Robinson and Miss Mittie King,
| all of Anderson County.
A pair of gold spectacles were lost on
the streets of the city last Sunday morn.
ing. The finder will be- snitably rewarded
| by leaving them at this Office.
When you need stamps and postal cards,
| and tbs posto flee is closed, Orr & Sloan
| will accommodate you. Read what they
say in their new advertisement.
A bunch of keys. which were found pear
the Anderson Oil Mill a few days ago, has
the same by calling at this Office.
Miss Nellie MCGEE, Of this city, who is q
student at Converse College. Spartanbure,
s. c., has been elected President of the
Carlisle Literary Society of that College.
Mr.. Z. G. Branyon. Of Houea Path, and
formerly editor of the Chronicle, has de
cided to preach the gospel and was recently
Mr.. J. O. Geiger, the South Carolina
| Agent for The National Fraternity. is in
the city in the interest of that organization,
and ex poets 10 organize a Lodge here in a
few days.
Mr.. @. E Brown, of Birmingham, Ala
| e. far 1a-~ -, tho ntt- Ii
is we'll pleased with his new home. and
will move his family there in the near
future.
You cannot be too careful about fires
during the month Of March There Is
probably more property lost during the
spring than during all the, other seasons
combined.
The Ladies' Store is receiving O nice line
of new goods, all Of which will 60 in with
] the other stock. at cost, and invites its Gus.
toners TO call and get bargain prices and
save money.
A meeting of the Stephen D. Lee Camp
OF Confederate Veterans will be held next
Monday night. Commander Tribble pub
fishes q notice In reference to the meeting
in another column.
Two mad dogs caused little excitement
on the old Taylor plantation, q few miles
west of the city, 8 few days ago. One Of
the dogs was killed by Mr.. Jim Mcclure
and the other escaped.
A white tramp was arrested by the police
last Friday, and Mayor FOLLY gave him
the choice of working the streets for thirty
days or leaving the city Immediately. He
chose the latter and went off in a trot.
The Spanish flag will soon no longer
float DER Cuban soil, dor the goddess Of
high prices hold captive the earners of
money. Dean, Ratliffe & Co. have said it
and it must be true. See their new ad.
The Legislature last Friday elected Rep
resentative j. E. BreaZeale, of this city,
| Code Commissioner for South Carolina
Mr. Breazeale has been a faithful, jealous
member of the Reform faction and deserved
the position.
Spartanburg Herald: "On the first Sun
day In April a meeting will begin at Cen
trail Methodist Church. Rev. g. P Wat
SOD, of Anderson. will assist the pastor,
and later on Rev. DR.. S:radley, Of Angus
ia. will come"
Pickens Sentinel: "John A. Smith, mi
of the prosperous young farmers Of An
derson County, has two fine colts with
which he expects to make five bales of cot
- - n .s--k $500 L. J - ~