The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-09-02
The, Cotton Market,

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Mr.. J. A. Brock spent last week a
Glenn Springs.
Many of the farmers report the cottor
crop off one.hnlf
Sweet potatoes are selling at 60 cents 6
bushel in the city.
The crop of apples in the mountains il
said to be very fine.
We have had slight touch of fal
weather the past week.
The cotton receipts in the city last Sat.
urday were 1876 bales.
Jas A. Mccullough, ESQ.,, of Greenvile
was in the city Monday.
Now is good time to lay in your win.
ter's supply of wood and coal.
Defeated candidates are not lonesome
they have plenty of company.
All indications point to an excellent
business in Anderson this fall.
MISS aOSU, VI OIecuflllo3 1s
| visiting relatives in Anderson.
Two hundred and si1ty-nine cadets are
now enrolled at Clemson College.
Mr.. L. P. Smith carried large crowd
on his excursion to Atlanta yesterday.
Mrs. John Fl. Clarke and children have
gone to Mt. Airy, Ca, to spend few days
Mr.. s. c. Baker has gone to Greenwood
| where he will spend the season buying
cotton.
Miss Bessie Shanklin, of Pendleton, has
been spending few days with friends in
the city.
Cotton will continue to advance in price
ifthe farmers will not rush the crop to
market.
Mrs. Fl. W. Stephens, of Easton. Ga, is
in the city visiting Mr.. and Mira. A. 8
Stephens.
The Fall term of the Court of General
Sessions will convene ct Walhalla on
Monday, l4th inst.
Mr.. Temple Ligon Is now salesman in
Orr's drug store, where he will be pleased
to greet his friends.
Mr.. Hugh Holleman, of Walhalla, has
been spending few days in Anderson
visiting his brothers.
The moon is now on its last quarter. and
the printers nre In the same condition.
Can't you help them?
The second primary election will be held
next Tuesday. The polls will open at S
and close at o'clock.
Mr.. Harry Il. Orr has gone to Pittsfeld,
Mass, where he has accepted position
with an electrical plant.
Miss Rose Anderson, charming young
lady Of Bolton, is in the city. visiting hel
friend, Miss Clara FAINT.
Some of the candidates arc now wonder.
ing what become Of all those fellows who
promised to vote for them.
Mr.. r. NJ. Baker has succeeded Mr.. S,
G.. Baker "a sgent for the Equitable Life
Insurance Co.. in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. II Fl. Watkins, who have
been spending several weeks in the noun
t.ins, have returned home.
Nrs. S J. Mclaughlin, of New berry, is
in Anderson spending few days with her
friend, Miss Mamie Webb.
The visitors from the low country who
have been spending the past two weeks in
Anderson returned home Monday.
Mrs. Jane s.. Drake, of Macon, Ga, is
in the city whiting ber sister in-law, Mrs
NJ A. Murrak, and other relatives.
Mrs. G.. G. Williams, accompanied by
her son, Mr. A. W. Williams, is in the
city visiting Miss Lizzie Williams.
A new weather prophet predicts rainy
spell in the mar future that will do great
damsget to all open ungathered cotton.
Mrs. John r.. Burriss was summoned to
Shelby, N. G., to the bedside of her
mother, Mrs Ffomm, who is quite sick.
John M. Hubbard is advertising beau.
tiful set OF China ware which he Is offering
for 5000. His advertisement will tell you
oft.
We are requested to give notice that
Rev. J. N. e. Summerel will preach at
Midway Church next Sunday at the usual
hour.
The firm Of D. F. Sloan & Co. has been
dissolved. MIR. Sloan will continue the
business at the old stand. See advertise
ment.
Advertisers who desire to change their
advertisements will greatly oblige us by
notifying US of the fact before II O'Clock
on Mondays.
At the bicycle meet at Rock Hill last
Thursday our young townsman, Eugene
FAINT, captured two first prizes and three
second prizes.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Reed have gone to
Cincinnati, Chicago and other points in the
Northwest Oh a combined business and
pleasure trip.
Mr.. w. W. Sadler has resumed his old
position with G.. F. Jones d Co., where be
will be more sthan pleased to serve his
| friends at any time.
Me- Chae. i. Hall has changed base, and
| is now with Hall q Milford, the clothiers
| friends call OH him.
| Miss Margaret Ayres has returned to
| Anderson ard will begin regular music
| lessons on Monday S3pt. 7tb. G. a
] Reeds Music Sore.
In the primary election next Tuesday
| there will be Swo boxes, as in first primary
-one for Senatorial candidates and the
other for County candidates.
M. R Y. II. Nance is now salesman
for Brownlee & Vandivers. and he is more
anxious 10 sell his friends goods than to
hold an inquest over any Of them.
We are requested to announce that ths
| school trustees of Martin Township vii
meet at the home of Col. R. B. A. Robin
son next Saturday afternoon, at o'clock
A gentleman living FIVE miles in the
country said the other day that owing tc
the unusually early spring, there would be
more partridges this season than ever be
fore.
Rev. D. Weston Hiott, formerly of this
County but now pastor OF the Baptist
Church at Toccoa, Ga, has recently been
very SIGN, puI, NC oAo S'"u W COY 20 Nv"
convalescing,
Mr.. Julian FAINT, who is now employed
on the P. r & w. c. r. R., met with
painful accident at Verdery few days age
by having his left hand mashed while
coupling cars.
Judging from the dispensary receipts
times are not hard. People will stand ir
| front OF the dispensary grumbling abou
| bard tinoa. and The next minute slip inside