The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-05-20

WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1896.
The Cotton Market.
Corrected by Broom, Osborne & Co.
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The cotton season is about on Its last
legs.
The sweet girl graduate will soon be
with Us.
The spring chicken is not yet a drug on
the market.
Beef cattle are in good demand In the
city at fair prices.
The drouth has played the mischief
with the gardens.
Summer weather in May does not please
all OF our people.
People are beginning 10 select places to
visit this summer.
The bicycle rider may toll not, but he
certainly does spin.
See notice of School Commissioner ii
reference to election OF trustees.
A local weather prophet predicts a num-
Der OF ffeshets during the month of June.
The contractor is pushing the work on
D. G Brown q Bros building on North
Main street.
The mosquitoes bill is about due, but we
thank the Lord that they are never pre-
sented in this section.
In placing your orders for job printing
Office and get our prices.
MI. Louis Sharpe, District Deputy, is
attending the Grand Lodge, Knights of
Pythias, in Rock Hill this week.
Miss Lillian Snipes has returned home
to spend the summer. Her friends are
glad to see her smiling face again.
Supervisor Snelgrove has two important
notices in the lNTELLraENCER this week.
Landowners especially should read them.
Mr.. G. Thomas, Of LowDdesville, was
10 the city yesterday morning on his way
to Columbia to attend the State Conyen-
ton.
Lsdies', misses and children's Oxford
Ties aIe made a eptcialty in the new ad
vertisement of @. F. Jones & Co. this
week.
The Smith BroE.' excursion to Charles.
ton Yesterday was q big success. One
hundred and ten tickets were sold at An
derson.
It Is said that there will be more candl-
dates for county offices this year than
ever before In the history of Anderson
County.
Last Friday evening q little negro boy
was accidentally shot by another boy.
%wounding him in the arm. The wound is
not serious.
Miss Jessie Collins. of Birmingham,
England, arrived at Pelzer last week to
spend q few months visiting her brother,
h. P. Collins.
Gen. M. l.. Bonham, who has been
spending the past few days at Georgetown
on professional business, returned home
Monday afternoon.
The Sullivan Hardware Co. have some
thing new to say this week about how to
Kill grass and other things. Be cure to
read their new ad.
LET her 90, Gallagher" is what D. G..
Brown & Bro. say in their new ad. this
week, but If you want genuine bargains
read what they say.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Anderson Water, Light and Power
Co. will be held in This city on the 23d of
June next at II O'Clock; q. m.
Messrs. J.. N. Wright, W. L. Elkips and
P Byrd Thomson, three genial represent
atives of the Spaboard Air Line Rsilroad,
spent yesterday in the city.
A Pickens County hen has built her
nest in a tree, sixty feet above ground, and
laid IS eggs therein. and candidates in that
neighborhood bewail their i'll luck.
All citizens who are interested In organ
izlpg q Democratic Club at Cedar Grove
are requested to meet at the school house
on next Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Laurens Advertiser: "Mr. J P. Glenn,
Of Anderson, formerly 8 representative
from that county, ives recently in our city
on business and visiting relatives in the
county,"
DR. John O. Whitfield attended the an
nuel meeting Of the Dental Association in
Columbia last week, and was granted by
the Board of Examines q license to prao,
tice dentistry.
Keep your eye on the list of candidates
published in the INTELLleENCER. 1t is
growing every week, and these candidates
want the votes of the readers Of this paper
In the primary.
The Evans Pharmscy. in its new adver-
tisemeDt this week. call special attention
to Evans Diarrhoea and Dyseutery Cure.
Read this advertisement, and give the
remedies q trial.
Elbertou fGa.) Star: "Miss Nina Hardin,
Of Pelzer, 8. G IL visiting relatives in
Eloerton. She made many friends dur
ing her former stay here, who welcome her
back to our town."
We acknowledge receipt of an Invitation
to attend the annual Reunion Of the old
students of the Honea Path High School,
pext Tuesday, 18th inst. We know 1t will
be q most pleasant occasion.
Wnen anything of interest happens In
your part or the country. drop the editor
q postal and tell him about it It is i'm
possible for him to be all over the county
at once. and he can't know everything.
The trustees OF the graded school will
meet next Monday, 18th inst. to elect
teachers for the next session. Applicants
should file their applications with w F.
Cox, Secretary, on or before the above
date.
Bishop John @. Grsnbery will preside
a. the annual Methodist Conference to be
held at Abbeville on December Oh This
will be glad news to the Methn6;sts in
this State, who will give the Bishop q
warm welcome.
Brock Beos.' new advertisement this
week will interest every farmer, who
should note carefully what they say
They handle everything in the hardware
line, and they want you to see their stock
and get their prices.
Hartwell (Ga } Sun: "Mrs. J. W. Nor
ris complimented the Sun force with q de-
licious pie made from a 20 pound pump
kin. The pumpkin was grown last year
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