The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-08-26
The Cotton Market.

Corrected by Brovn, Osborne d Co.
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The whooping cough is prevalentin An.
deron.
The railroads are doing fine passenger
| business.
The season for dove shooting opened the
1st OF August
Just four months Till Christmas. 1t will
soou roll around.
Eggs are scarce and in demand in the
city ct fair price.
Anderson's cotton receipts last Saturday
were slxty~tWo bales.
Mr. Lee Rivers, of Darlington, is visit
| ing friends in Anderson.
The drouth has about ruined the sweet
potato crop in this section.
School boys and girls will so, n have to
take up their books again.
Ar. J. N. Pinckney, of Columbis, is in
the city visiting his parents.
Mr.. Eugene R;chburg, of Augusta, G:.,
is visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. Ben. Dodd of Scuff1etown, s c., is
in the city visiting his brothers.
Some of the candidates don't feel as good
this morning as they did week ago.
Miss Leila Wbite who has been visiting
friends at Pickens, has returned home.
Mr.. Dsnpis O'DonnelI, of Sumter, has
been spending few days in Anderson.
Mr.. r. E. Allen is at Glenn Springs for
a few weeks for the benefit Of his health.
This is the last week in which the clerks
in the stores will get off at o'clock p. N.
Mr. Boyce Burriss and sister went over
to Glenn Springs last week to spend few
days.
Miss Virginia Addison, Of Edgefeldiis
in Anderson visiting her friend, Miss Edna
Earle.
No town or city in the State paid as
much for its first bale of cotton as Ander,'
son did.
Misc Olive Thornley,. of Pickens. G. H.,
is in the city visiting her sister, airs. W.
". White.
Col. J. B. c Sloan offers three fine tracts
Of land for sale nesr Pendleton. See ad.
vertisement.
Mr.. 0. Geisherg, who has been spending
several months in Chicago, returned home
few days ago.
Gen. IT. l.. Bonham returned home
Monday from Glenn Springs greatly i'm
proved in health.
The County Executive Committee meets
omorlow to tabulate the voters Of the
primary election.
Mayor Tolly left the city Saturday tot
spend a few days recreating at Calhoun
Falls and other places.
The summer tourists are returning and
| the Stay t-homes are not sorry that this
fall season is approaching
Cotton is now coming in quite rapidly.
1t won't hs long before the buyers will be.
gin to get down to hard work.
Mr.. Hal Wbitner. OF .Knoxvllle Tenn,
ia spending few days in Anderson visit
ing bis father and other relatives.
Reports from many sections of the State
show that mad dogs are on the rounds.
You had better be on the lookout.
Mrs. L X Clyde ard daughter, also ".
G. Woodward, OF Greenvile, 8. c.. are in
this city visiting Mrs. NJ. Kennedy.
Msssrs. w. r. Hubbard, B. F. Brown,
Jr.. ard C,pt. J. R. Anderson, Of the Blue
Ridge Railroad, have gone to New York.
Superintendent Neal, of the State Peni-
tentiHry, came up from Columbia Monday
to vote in the primary election yesterday.
We are re>requested to announce that Rev.
n. G. Wright will preach at Eureka Church
on the first Sunday in September, at II m
That new advertisement of G. F. Jones
& Co. should catch your eye, as it contains
some interesting information to the male
| sex.
The housekeepers complain now that it
is very difficult to get up good square
meal. Nearly all the vegetables have
dried mp.
Capt. John NJ. Patrick has just returned
from visit to the eastern section of thd
State in the interest Of the Patrick Military
Institute.
The cotton fields are as white as they
usually appear the latter part Of Septem
| ber and the pickers have commenced work
in earnest now.
Mr.. Benjamin B. Calhoun and family,
of Palatka, Fla arrived In Anderson last
Saturday and will spend month at the
Hotel Chiquola.
Mr. ". W. Robinson, who has been
cierkipg for A w. Kay, Is now with U
E. Seybt. where he will be glad to serve
his friends at any time.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Anderson Water, Light and Power Co.
will be held in this city on the Goth Sep.
tember. See advertisement.
Miss Nellie Roach, from Rock Hill, is
visiting the family of Mr.. J. G. Cunning
ham. Miss Nellie has many friends here
who are always glad TO see her.
At meeting of the Board of Health
Monday night Mr.. D. E. Carlisle was
elected Health officer to succeed Mr.. Luci-
ous Murphy, who has resigned.
The Anderson Cotton Exchange is open
again, and whenever there is a change in
the markets it is known here as quick as the
telegraph wires can announce it.