The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-04-29
The Cotton Market.

Corrected by Brown, Osborne & Co.
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Voter, Lave you registered? If not, dc
so at once.
Various sections of the County have hai
fine rains the past week.
7. A. Rstliffe is spending a few days in
Columbia, the guest Of Capt. W. @. Smith
Cotton receipts to date, &C. Q bales; re-
ceipts for the same time last year, 31,35l
bales.
The Democratic clubs of the city will
meet Friday afternoon. Every member
should attend.
Read those prices quoted in D. G. Brown
& Bro e new advertisement this week. i
will do you good.
The City Board of Health is determir ed
tn enforce the law, and there is no use
kicking against it.
Hertwell Sun: "Mies Victorine Nardin,
Of Anderson, s G, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. A. W. Adams"
Mr.. r. E. Belcher has opened q job print,
ing cdice In the building in the rear of G,
w. FAINT & Sons book store.
Col. Henry D. Capers, Of Atlanta, Ga IL
.~--ls~c~ - Co.. Io-o : - A rIarcNn rsotkf,r
his nephew, Rev. W. T. Capers.
Mrs. J. M. Cox and daughter, Miss May,
have been spending a few days in the city
visiting Mr.. E. n. Poore's family.
In some sections of the State the farmers
are being worried by the cotton caterpil.
lar, which Is damaging their crops.
Mr.. J. L. O. Maret, Of the Fork, was an
appreciated visitor to our Office yesterday,
He reports fine rains In that section.
Anderson County must have a good ex-
hibit at the Cotton States Exposition. but
it will take money to get it up and arrange
it.
Drs. J. G. Harris and W. H.. Nerdin at.
tended the annual meeting Of the State
Medical Association in Spartanburg last
week.
Messrs. 4. B. Carpenter. A. r. Morgan,
A. G. Cover and w L Speights. of Green
Vile, were registered at the Hotel Chiquola
yesterday.
''If there is an idle white carpenter in
Anderson We can't find him." said a gen.
tleman the other day who wanted some
work done.
Brownlee e. Vaud;vers advertise their
special brand of -four, "Obelisk," this
week. Give It q trial and you will be
pleased with it.
A number OF Andersonjaus visited Char.
lesion last week, and all have returned
home more than well pleased with their
pleasant trip.
The heirs at law of the late r. r. Pullen
offer for sale three tracts of valuable land.
For particulars see advertisement in
another column.
Mr.. VIM. McCown, the aged father OF
our esteemed towns man, Gus. McCown,
is, we regret to lean, seriously i'll at hie
home in the County.
Our young friend, W. s. Hutchinson, has
accepted a position ia the drug store oil
Simpson & Son, where be will be glad to
see his friends at any time.
G. F. Jones & Co. call special attention
\ to their clothing, hats aud gents furnish
ing goods department. this week. Read
what they say and give them a call.
Mr.. E. W. Brown and family, who have
been spending the past few months at
| Greers, where the former was engaged in
buying cotton, have returned home.
The "petrifed man" has hit the city
amidships. He has been attracting con-
siderable attention and is pronounced by
| those who have seen him as genuine.
We are requested to announce that the
| charades advertised to be given at Town
| Vile next T idsY night, have been post
poned until the evening Of May 22nd.
Frank Prince, colored, killed a young
white man, Bolton Paris, by stsbbing
| him with a pocket knife last Saturday
night in Spartsnburg. Prince was arrested
Miss Eugenia G. F,ost will open her Kin
| dergartan Primary In the vacant room in
the yard IF the Rev. W. T. Capars on
Monday, May the fourth, at nine O'Clock.
The electric elevator 10 Brown, Osborne
d. Co.'s mammoth establishment is now
complete aud works very satisfactorily.
| When you visit the city call and take a
ride on 1t.
Cur young friend, W. H. Nardin, IT,.
! who has hesn attending a medical college
In New York fnr the past eight months,
| returned home Monday to spend the sum
mer vacation.
The ladies Of PendIeton will celebrate
Memorial Day on Saturday, Nav 9th,
| President C~raighead, Of Clemson College
| will deliver the GRAFTON. A large crowd is
expected to be present.
There will be a communion meeting at
| Roberts Church next Sabbath. The paator
| will be assisted bv Dr.. Frierson. All are
| cordially invited tn attend. Preaching
Saturday and Sabbath.
A special ailk sale is now going on at-U.
E. Sew BITS dry goods establishment BE
| is elso offering big bargains In q lot OF
| other goods. Read his new advertisement
| aud learn full particulars.
The Sullivan Hardware Co. call special
| attention to the Roman Harrow in their
new advertisement this week. They have
| elso lust received a lot Of grain cradles,
| which can be bought cheap.
The State Board of Education met In
| Columbia last week and appointed the
| following Board for Anderson County, to
| serve two years D. 81. Russell, W. +.
! Moncrief and l.. M. Mahaffey.
DR.. J. Edd . Poore, nf Bolton, who has
| been attending the College OF Pharmacy
10 New York, has returned home. He
has accepted The position Of prescription
| clerk with the Evans Pharmacy, this city.
Mr.. Max. Crayton, who has been clerk
| ing 10 the Yates Shoe Sore. this city, has
gone tn Charleston to continue In the en-
| Iplov of the eame firm. Max. is o clever
young man. and we wish him . pleasant
| sciourn in Charleston.
The land owners along the hanks of Six.
and Twenty Creek are engaged in cleaning
out the bed of that stream between Harris
| Bridge and the trestle. This is a good
work which will greatly enhance the
values of property 50 improved.