The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-10-28
The Cotton Market.

WEDNESDAY, OCT. %, 1896.
The Cotton Market.
Corrected By Bro,on, Osborne d. Co.
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Go to the polls and vote next Tuesday.
The prices for country produce do not
vary much.
MAJ G. ". Sullivan. of Pelzer, Eas in
the city to-day.
Ifyou want to see a live, busy town,
come to Anderson.
Mr.. J L. Hsynie, of Greenville, was in
the city last week.
Don't forget that Treasurer Payne is
ready to receive your taxes.
It is the duty of every Democrat to go to
the polls next Tuesday and vote.
Now that we have had fine season Of
rain, do not neglect the small grain crops.
Next Monday is salesdsy. Some vala.
able property will be sold at public ont.
cry.
There Is very little sickness IN the city,
and the physicians are having an easy
time.
Prof W. L. Lott, Principal Of the An
treville High School, spent last Saturday
in the city.
Auditor Bolenlsn has returned from
pleasant trip through portions of Arkansas
and Texas.
Mr.. Peul Sharpe, of Nashville, Tenn,
has been spending few days in the city
visiting his parents.
The third annual display of the H.onea
Path Sack Association took place last
week and was big success.
| Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Furman, Of Green.
! vile came over last week to spend few
days In the city with relatives.
Mr. David D Werner died at the home
of his brother, ct Retreat, Oconee County.
on the 10th Inst, in the 94th year Of his
age.
Reader, do you owe US for the pepel2 IF
| so, call and settle, or send the money to
rs. We take either gold, silver or green
backs.
Mrs 8 N. Bobo and Misa Bessie Webb.
of Hartwell, Co., epent few davs IN the
city last week as the guests of Mr.. Il. O.
Webb.
The advertisement of j. M. Patrick will
inform you where you can get your coal.
| He handles the best and quotes prices.
Read what he says.
Judge Marion Rucker, Of the Interior
Department. Washington. has been spend
ing few days in the city visiting his
mother and relatives.
Nearly every week the INTELLIaENcER
receives Communication without the zig
| nature of the writer, and as consequence
1t goes to the waste basket.
Be sure to read the new ad. of the ELL
Orr Drug Co.. as 1t is somewhat out Of the
| usual style. This firm will treat you right
If you want any thing in their line.
Hon. j. S. Cothran, OF Grsenvllle spent
| two daya in the city last week attending
| Cnurt. His many old friends are always
delighted to greet him In Anderson.
Married, by L N. Msrsin. Notary Pub
lie. at bis residence. nn Wednesday, Octo
bsr 81 1896, Mr.. e. A. J"hnston and ldrs
Leila Henderson both Of Honea Path.
In their new advertisement this week
John a. Austin & Co. give some facts and
figures that will interest you II you want
something good to eat. Read what they
say.
| We acknowledge receipt OF an Invitation
to attend the annual Stock Show Bali. to
be given by the Seneca Dancing Club, at
the Keowee Hotel, ssneca, g. O., this even.
ing.
The Sullivan Hardware Co. are the
wholesale agents for the Oliver Chilled
Plows In South Carolina, and have Just
received big lot Of them. See their new
| advertisement.
Mr. r L. Branvon. of Honea Path, was
! In tho city last Thursday and E. % as q
| pleasant call He was on his way to At.
lanta to resume his studies in the Atlnnta
Dental College.
Married. on Sunday, Oct. 25, 1890, by
r r A Robinson, ESQ, and at kis real
! dence, Mr.. J. A. Brock, OF Abbe,llle
County. and Miss Annie P. McCurry, of
| Anderson County.
Married, on Wednesday, October 2l,
1896. at ihe homo of the officiating minis.
ter, Rev. W B. Hawkins, Mr.. Charlie
Martin and Miss Othells Ashley, all of
Anderson County.
Married, at the home of the BRIDES
father, Mr. VIM. Eskew, on Wednesday,
October II. 1896, by Rev. W. B. Hawking,
Mr.. a. r McLees and Miss Carrie Eskrsw.
Ali of Anderson County.
Col. ]. J A. Sharpe died at his home in
| Cherokee County, Ca, on the 10th inst,
aged 20 years. He was native of Oconee
County. and brother of DR.. W. K.
Sharpe, of Townville.
| The members of the Y M. G. A. are re-
queated 10 attend an important meeting in
! the Court House next Friday afternoon at
O'Clock. The Secretary publishes 6 no.
tloe in another column.
That new advertisement of @. +. Jones
& Co. this week will interest you. These
gentlemen are doing large business, as
they atu6y the needs of their customers,
and sell at very low prices.
The ladies of Grace (Ep!scopaD Church
will be prepared to serve at the store room
next to Chapman's. the busV man and The
general public with good hot dinner and
supper next Tuesday, Sd November.
Rev. J. N H. Summerel and elder j. ".
Norris left yesterday for Orangeburg to
represent the Anderson Presbyterian
Church in the South Carolina Synod,
| which convened In that place last night.
Mr.. W. R. Dillingham;, of Spartanburg,
spent Monday and Tuesday in the city.
He looks hale and hearty, and eaya be atill
has tender place in his heart for his old
home-Anderson best town in South
| Carolina.
Hartwell (Ga Sun: "Miss Lucia Tay-
lor returned to her home In Anderson, 8.
G. Tuesday. She is young lady Of rare
mental endnwments and charming per.
sonality. Her popularity In Hartwell is
universal"
Il has been suggested that the Board Of
Trade make sn effort to induce the @. q
W G.. r. r authorities to run tri week
ly local freight train over the Savanna ah