The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-04-15
The Cotton Market.

Corrected By BroaOu, Osborne Dc Co.
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The soda fountains will 1901 be opened.
Will Anderson have a base ball team
this year?
april 80 far has not given us many
showers Of rain.
Mr.. L. P. Smith contemplates running
On excursion to Charleston in May.
Don't neglect to register. The books
will be open in the city five weeks longer.
Pickeps Sentinel: 1.-THE Texas of An
derson County is Brushy Greek Town
Ship"
Anderson is on no boom, but she is
steadily growing in everything that goes
to make up a progressive city.
If you want to vote in future elections,
don't neglect to register. Your old regis
tration certificate is no good now.
Old Winter dies hard but its spinal COL
| umn Is weakening. We care not how
soon the final collapse takes place.
Toccoa (Ga.) Newa: Miss Mary Simp.
son left last week for an extended visit to
friends and relatives In Anderson, s. O."
Mrs. 3. Bolin Allen and daughter, oil
Lowndesville. epent q few days in the city
visiting relatives the past week.
B. o. Evans & Co. have q new ADVERTISE
ment on the first page of the INTELLIGENT
GEL. It might do you good to read it care
fully.
The gotes and accounts Of The Means
On. have been placed in the hands of + M.
Murphy, Euq., for collection. See adver-
tisemens.
Mr.. W. W. Gilreath, x-Mayor of Green.
| Vile, committed suicide in his store in
that city early yesterday by shooting him
! self in the head.
We are requested 10 announce that the
| annual pic mic at Erwin's Mill will be on
Friday, Msy LIST. The public is cordially
| invited to attend.
The .News says Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
MCGEE, OF Bolton, are spending q few days
in Darlington visiting their daughter, Mrs.
O. s. Mccullough.
Elberton (Ga.) Tribune: "Miss Orpha
| Harris, a pretty young lady of Pendleton,
s G., is visiting Misses Laura and Rosa
Hudgens, of this city"
In their new advertisement this week
| Browplee 81 Vandivers call special atten.
ton to the celebrated brands of flour they
handle. Read what they say.
The Sullivan Hardware Co. has the agen-
| cy of the Crescent Bicycles, which is q of
the best on the market. Read their adyer-
| tisement and give them a call.
The fruit crop has had several close calls
recently, but it is still safe. Our old
weather prophet says it will not be safe
until after the full moon in April.
On the first page Of the INTELL1aENoER
this week we publish q list OF all the Con-
federate Veterans whose names could be
secured who attended the meeting here
Salesday.
Hall & Milford are still Offering bargains
In clothing, hats, etc to their customers.
This week they call special attention to
their stock of boys clothing. Read what
they say.
Rev. John O.. Wilson, editor of the
Southern Christian Advocate, spent q short
while in Anderson last Friday, and hon.
ored the INTELLIGENCE sanctum with q
brief call.
IRyou 90 to Charleston next week over
the Southern Road call for your ticket via
the Atlantic Coast Line from Columbia to
| Charleston. You will find this the most
delightful route.
Do you wear shoes? OF course you do.
Then read what G. F. Jones & Co. have to
say about their immense stock this week.
They have shoes for old and young, big or
little, male or female.
The Grand Lodge of knights of Honor
convenes 10 Columbia to day. Mr.. r E.
Belcher is representing the Anderson Lodge
and Mr.. J. B. Lewis lie 10 attendance as an
officer of the Grand Lodge.
The managers of the election for the
Constitutional Convention can get their
| pay Dy CaIilDE III peISOu VI oCaa q
order to ] j. Gilmer, or his son, Swain
elmer, at Fowler's stables.
Mr.. W. R. McAdams, accompanied by
two of his daughters, of the Antreville sec
ton, was in the city last Saturday, and
gave us g call. He says the farmers are
we'll up with their work in his section.
Pelzer has been made q Presidential post
Office, and President Cleveland has appoint
I'D Mr.. L Padgett postmaster. Mr. Padgett
has been filling the Office for some time,
and we congratulate him On his promotion.
Mr.. Tonsy 81. Damy, of Piedmont. after
an absence of twenty-five years, left this
week for bis native country, Germany, to
spend q few weeks with his parents. W.
Join his friends in wishing him a pleasant
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Crookshanks, Of
G%reenville, are visiting the home of Hon,
B. F. Craytop, near this city. The former
Is quite sick, and his many friends will
join u in wishing him a speedy recuper'
alton.
Supervisor Snelgrove is a mighty solid
man with the bicyclist. Hiy good roads
all around the city are a bonanza to wheel
men as well as to other vehicles. A better
investment than good roads cannot be
made.
DR.. T. G. Crymes, after graduating with
distinction and honor at the Pennsylvania
Dental College in Philadelphia, has re
turned to his home at Piedmont, where he
has opened an Office for the practice of biz
profession.
There is nothing like telling the truth
10 an advertisement, and we commend al
those who labor to this end, especially
Messrs. Dean, Ratlife & Co., whose new
ad. appears this week, which you will de
we'll to look up.
Our young friend. J E Wigingtou, o
this County, has favored us with an invi
tstion to attend the annual celebration O.
the Jefferson Literary Society OF the Davi!
Military School, Winston, N. c.. The in
vitations are both handsome and unique
The Southern Railway company has
force of hands erecting 8 large new depo
and waiting rooms, which when completed
will fill q long felt want for the people o
Piedmont, as the present buildings are sc
small that they afford but little accommo
dation.
The South Carolina Presbytery, which is
composed of the Presbyterian Churches II
Newberry, Abbeville, Anderson, Picken!
and Oconee Counties, conVenes to dey
Rev. J. N. II. Summerel and Mr.. s. D
Brownlee are representing the Anderson
Church.