The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-10-14
Tho Cotton Market.

WEDNESDAY, OCT. "A, 1896.
Tho Cotton Market.
Corrected by Brown, Osborne & Co.
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The tax books open to-morrow " morning.
Read The new advertisement of G. F.
Iunes q Co.
The roll of pupils at the Graded Schools
Increasing.
The Stock Show at Eonea Path takes
p ce next Tuesday.
Andarsons cotton receipts averaged over
400 bales u day last week.
Mrs s E Humphrevs, Of Atlanta, is in
It city visiting Mrs. D. A Lrdbetter.
Mrs D. Bnrt Mitchell, Of Westminster,
h. been Wishing relatives in Anderson.
A woman is generally more economical
than mau because her waist Is smaller
NJ. R. W. Hunt, the genial travelling
~. Mt OF the Southern Railway, is in the
CITY.
Mr. W. 81. Shanklin, popular young
man of Lowndesville spent Sunday in the
city.
DR.. J. o. Wilhite has gone to Philadel.
phia to spend few days on professional
business.
Mrs Annie Bradford and child, of Aehe
vile. N c., are in the city visiting Mrs.
F. NJ. Butler
The Oconee County Stock Association
will have it's annual fair at Seneca on 28th
18th and 30th inst.
Anderson County should he we'll repre
r., ted at the State Fair in Colun bia, bOtr
in exhibitors and visitors.
The South Carolina Synod of the Pres
by terisn Church will convene in Orange
burg on Tuesday, 9th inst.
Mr.. Frank Crayton offers q valuable
roct of land, near the suburbs Of the city,
tor sale. See advertisement.
Look up your registration certificate and
| your tax receipt and place them together,
You can't vote without having both.
Court is attracting a large crowd to the
city this week, and the old Court House
can't accom- mmodate one-half OF Them.
Capt and Mrs P K Norris who have
h IN spending the summer at Highlands,
N c., returned home few days ago.
Mr.. W. E. Archer ia now in charge of
The W-Ich stable, on Depot street, and is
conducting livery, sale and feed business
| In the new ed. of D G. Brown & Bro.
tbs week thew make prices to suit tht
mes. Read their ads each week, they
ways quote prices.
M. Charley Buchanan has accepted
psition as salesman in the pt0re of Dean
l. Rstliffe, and will be pleased to serve
''s friends at any time.
TIE Gala Week in Charleston will open
26sh inst. and continue through th-
| eek. An interesting programme bar
zen arranged for the OCCASION.
President Craighead and Mr.. r.
Smith, of Clemson College, we're IN the
city last Saturday anL were welcoIne
callers at the INTELLIeEECER cfice.
There are as many drunken men seen
IN the streets of the city these busy days
40 there were when we had five or six
saloons. The dispensary is doing big
business.
The Bowman correspondent Of the Ell
bert,n Star says: miss Meta McGee,
beautiful and accomplished young lady o.
Starr, 8. C, is visiting her aunt, Mrs
| g. Gloer."
| A man who has just died at the age OF
100 years attributed bis long life to the fact
| hat he allowed other people TO do all the
worrying and he had the 1un of going to
| their funerals.
Our young friend, Prue Clinkscales, is
now working for the Anderson Fire and
Life Insurance Company. Prue is live,
pustiing agent, and is doing good busi-
ness for the Company.
The Supervisors Of Registration are
busy making out lists of the qualified
voters for the managers Of elections at the
| various precincts in the County for the
| approaching election.
Occasionally the Aurora borealis NAV
| be seen In this latitude. 1t Is strange,
| beautiful sight and October ID the mouth
| when 1t generally appears. Watch for 1t
| during the clear nights.
Married, on Sunday, October 4, 1926. at
he residence Uf the brides father, Mr., A.
N. collins, by Rev N 6. Wright, Rev
J. M. Simmons aud Miss Jennie Collins,
all Of Anderson County.
We invite your attention to the adver
risement Of D P. Sloan, who means what
| nt general merchandise, and he will make
it to your interest to give him call.
The new advertisement of Brownlee u
Vanoivers is worth your attention. These
gentlemen are selling more goods at lower
| ,rices than ever before, and when you
eed anything in their line give them
call.
Beginning at the Ladies' Store to-day q
grand sale of silks and velvets and all
tber goods at greatly reduced prices, t"
make room for the new goods that are
ne:ng received daily. Look out for adver-
tisemens next week.
Brown, Osborne & Co, want 1t under
stood that they are IN the boot and shoe
business, and If you are awake to your
interest you will see them before you buy
YOUR winter supply Of shoes. They have
the shoes at right prices.
Columbus Wardlaw, formerly OF Ander.
son. has entered the ministry of the Bap
,ist Church he ordination services took
place at Lookesburgh, Ark, on the 24th
ult. Wejnin his friends In wishing him
much success In the noblest of all work
saving souls.
Pickens Sentinel: IN B. Richardson
one Of the most energetic aud progressive
farmers OF Anderson County. was In
Pickens last week with his wagons to
supply his place with some Of the elegant
shingles cut from the valuable timbers of
this County,"
Miss Louise Norris, of Columbia, who
has been spending the summer in Ander-
son with her sister, Mrs. Foster FAINT, re-
turned home Monday, and was accom-
ranied by Mira Fant and children. who
will spend several weeks In Columbia
| with her DarpDts