The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-06-17
WEDNESDAY, JUNE II, 1896.
Tho Cotton Market,


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See notice in another column to con-
tractors.
Mrs. q A. Lyon, Of spartanburg, Is in
the city visiting relatives.
Rev. W. II. Hardin, of Pickens, spent O
few days in the city last week,
Harry A. Orr has returned home from
College to spend his vacation.
A big excursion Of negroes will come
from Greenwood next Friday.
Mira. J. z. Hood is attending the Com.
mencements ct Due West this week.
Col. D. J. Knotts, Of Lexington, s. G.,
spent 8 few days in Anderson last week.
Some of the farmers are complaining oil
their cotton plants being damaged by lice,
Miss Carrie Anderson, of Belton, is in
the city visiting her friend, Miss Clara
| Fant.
Miss Annie Adams. of Bsmherg, 8. O.. Is
in the city visiting her friend, Miss Nellie
MCGEE.
Mrs G. E Brown and children, ofBirm-
inghsm, Ala, are in Anderson Visiting
relatives.
Mira. D. A. Ltedbetter and Miss Tens
Coffee are visiting friends and relatives In
Wslhalla.
Mics Lola Casey, of saptus, Ia in the city
visiting her friends, Misses Fannie and
Hattie Lee.
Wade q. Thompson returned homo
Monday from his 6ret years course at
Davidson College, N. G.
Capt. WI Roddey, of Rock Hill, vi o
has been spbndipg o few days in Anderson,
returned, home Saturday.
Mr John B Bonner, formerly OF Due
West, has recently been elected cashier of
the Chicora Bank at PelEer.
The new advertisement of B. o. Evans
& Co will interest on 1t you contemplate
buying shirts. Read what they say.
Miss Mollie stepp. of Hopea Path, and
\ Miss Sallie Clinkscales, of Lowbdesville,
arein the city visiting the family Of Mr..
81. G. Johnson.
John a. Austin & Co. have a new ad-
| v~ertisement> in this Issue, and it will do
you cd to read it II you Me fond Of
something to eat.
The Third Quarterly Conference for The
| South Anderson Circuit will be held at
Beulah Church on Saturday and Sunday,
j upe 9th and 2Sth.
Orr & Sloan have two new advertise
ments In this paper, and both Of them
contain information that will benefit you.
Resd them carefully.
Col. Henry D. Capers, Of this city. de-.
lived the commencement address before
the conference school of the M. e. Church
at Cokeshury last week.
Brownlee & vandivera, during the
! summer mcnthe. will make special prices
to cash buyers. Read their new advertise
menr and see what they say.
George e. Prince, Esq. attended the
Commencement exercises of Wofard Col
| lege, Spartanburg, 8. G. Mr.. Primes Ia
one OF the trustees of the College.
Mr.. A W. Adams, wife and children, Of
Eartwell. Ga. and Mr.. D. J Simpson.
wife end children. Of Toccoa, Ga, have
been visiting relatives In the city.
An adjourned meeting of the South
| Carolina Preabytery will be held in this
| city next Monday. There will be consid.
cradle business before the P~resbytery.
Attention Ia directed to the Sloan Plan
| ipg Mil and Lumber Co. II you need
lumber, blinds, sash or other building ma.
terial call On Mr.. T. D. Sloan, Manager.
The printers hays toasted on q peck
(more or less) Of cotton blooms during the
past week, and now for o change of diet,
they would not object to some fine fruit.
It Is astonishing what an effect the rains
have had on the grass. It js doing oil in
It. power to get ahead. but the farmers are
|! fighting 1t with all their force and energy.
Newberry Herald and Ne,os: "Mie5
Irene Osborne, Of Anderson. is visiting the
family OF Mr. Jno.O Peoples, to take In
the Graded School and College commence
ments."
Misa Bertha Sharpe, Miss Nellie MCGEE,
Miss Monte Riley and Eileen Mauldin,
who have been attending Converse Col
leee, have returned homo to spend the
summer vacation.
Mr.. W. Bryson, CT Ceuterville Town
chip brought us q limb of o cotton stalk en-
b. 18th fhes contained two blooms aud @
form. He reports fine crops, and Gays the
| cotton stalks are frui,ing we'll.
Eartwell (Ga Sun: "Mr j. F. Wilaon
was over from Anderson Saturday Jep
has an in%exhsustible store OF Wit and hu.
NOR and makes Y 9 q musty printing OF.
fee lively when he's around"
Elberton (Ga.) Star: 'Little Misses Ella
| Oliver and Ethel Smith will vieit Mrs.
Chsrles Sullivan. OF Anderson, 8 e. They
Will leave Saturday next for South caro-
lima. We wish them o pleasant visit"
The examinations at the Institute were
| completed Yesterday afternoon. Cadet
q. ,iley. Of Fairfield County, was the only
! graduate at this session The Cadets left
for their homes this morning on the first
trains.
II you don't register you csn's voc.
| Suppose You look after that matter stonce.
| Your next opportunity will ba on the first
Monday in July. when the books will
| stand open for a week. Get your certi6-
cate apd pin your tax receipt to it
/ Mr.. J. 6 Burrisa, one Of the IHTELLI
GENcER's good friends at Hester, Abbe-
willie County, g. O., eends IA q cotton
bloom which made its appearance on the
10th inst. Mr Burriss is a progressive
farmer, and says the crops are 6ue in hts
section.
TIE Sir and Twenty Drainage Aasocla.
/ ton will meet next Saturday at Harri-'
Bridge at 3 o'clock p: IT,, and the mem.
bers are urged to be present. as business of
importance will come before the nesting
All persons who feel interested are also in
| vited to attend.
The commencement address before the
| Williamson Female College will be dc
livared by Prof. J. G.. Ciinkscales, of
Clemson College, tomorrow. o. the
evening Of the same day the closing aer
mon will be preached by Rsv. j. W, Kill
60, of Green7ille.
There will be preaching at Fiat Rock
(P~resbyterian) Church next Sunday after
noou at 4 O'Clock by the pastor, Rev 81
@. Fennel. and ali are invited to attend
the service. The regular service will be
held at this Church on the third Sunday of
each month at 4 O'Clock p. m.
You can now order bitters for private
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