The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-10-21
The Cotton Market.

Corrected By Broom, Osborne d Co.
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Road the new advertisement Of G F.
J ~ Co.
Edtr Boegs E,q IF Pickens, 8 c., is
| ! the city sttendil e G ,urt.
st.eetoveraeer McGae will begin paving
| Whitner street in few days.
A. G. Welborn Esq Of Greenvllle, is
registered at the Hotel Chiquoa.
Mr. W O. W-lborn. Of the Liberty sec-
tin, is nu tue city to-day and gave us q
Call.
NJ. E L. Evhanka, representing the
Neaps and Courier, was II the city .Mou-
DAY.
r T. Jatnea, E-q Of Walhalla. spent
Saturday in the city on professional busi.
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs W Hollemsu, of Wal
halls have been visiting relatives 10 An
| derson.
The sound of Goa! being put iu and
stoves being put up proclaims the approach
Of winter.
Mr.. Mary E johnson. of Walballa. 10
IN the city visiting her daughter, Mrs j.
E. B'eazeale.
Nearly all the cotton is gathered, and
the farmers are waiting for rain to huioh
sowing grain.
Capt Il e Elliott, representing the
Columbia State spent Monday ana Tues
| day in thn city.
Mrs. II Eim,nds, of Ridgewav,s S c..
| "a In Anderson Visiting her daughter. Mrs.
w. w Robinson.
Next Tuesday week 10 the day fol- the
election. Every Democrat should go to
the polls and vote.
D. J. D. White has returned home
from q very pleasant visit to Buston and
| other eastern cities.
Col. J. IN. Brown and family, who have
been spending the summer In the Last,
have returned home
Mrs Cushbe9t Fripp and little daughter
Of Column bis. are in the city visiting; Mr
r. E. B.lcher's family.
We are indebted to our clever friend.
Mr. J. B. Mccoy, of the Meals section, for
lot uf fine ruta baga turnips,
The lst nj managers Of the approaching
State and Federal eleotion> Is published on
the first page of the INTELLIaEEcER.
Watch nur advertising columns a7ery
week and you will always know where 10
get the best bargains for the least money.
A numbe, of the farmers of this County
have determined to hold their cotttD q
few weeks, and the receipts will likely fall
off now.
G G. Festherstnn. Eaq., accompanied
by his family, OF Lanreus, has been spend
ing the past week in Anderson with his
prents.
NJ. II O. H.-rick wh, has been spend
j, several mouths in Massnchnsstts and
at Savannah, Ga, returned to Anderson
isst week.
Mrs. A 9. Williams, of Lancaster, 8, q.
and Mr. w. E Snnwden. of CnarIesknn,
ara in the city visiting the family of Mr..
w. s. Lee.
Our ta-mera should not forget the Tar
mers' Ins.,tute to be held in this city on
Friday, 30th inst. It will prove benefit
tn every one who attends.
Ifyou want to have lots of fun ard q
pleasant trip, 20 to Charleston mkt week
and participate In the Gala Week eNer-
cises. It will not cost you much.
Rev. T. g. Lieon, the we'll. l.knoWn Pres.
in this county, has recently been quit, Ill
We are very grateful to those OF our
frieuds who have called and settled their
subscription accounts We hope great
many othern will follow their example.
The Anderson Mutual Fire and Life In
surance Company will, for the nest lev
veeks, offer special rates to the public
Read their advertisement for full particu-
lars.
Miss Annie Broadus. OF Richmond Va i,
Is in the city and will spend the winter
here with hsr friend, Mips Eleanor Knight.
Misc BroaduB il most accomplished n;u-
nician.
Our venerable friend Col W g. Pickena,
il In the city this week attending Court,
and gave IIs pleasant call. His mnny
old friends are always glad to greet him In
the city.
Rev. J. IT. McBryde, of Donaldsville,
spent Sunday night in the city, and oocu-
pied the pulpit of the Presby teriaD Church,
preaching an interesting and impressive
eermon.
The new advertisement of A. Auatin
& Co reached IA too late this week. They
have just received q lot of fresh goods, and
il you aant something good to eat they
can supply you.
The real estate Of the late A j Clink
rcsles will be sold ct public "utcrV by The
Executors az Abhevile. G H., on s .lesdny
in November. Read the advertisement In
another column.
There will be an important meeting Of
the knights of Honor at the Masonic Hall
CO-D1RnL aC o o CLOCK SuO 0Vory ueIbp6T ID
urged to attend as business Of great mo.
| ment will b5 brought up.
At this season Of the year the mildest
tempered man in the world will slam the
door after him when his wife asks him to
bring in the fnwer pots off the porch 30
the frost won't hurt them.
Judging from our exchanges Anderson
County bas fewer forec'o.ure oalea ov the
Probate Judge or Sheriff than any G .uney
In South Carolina This is an indication
OF the prosperity Of our people
Married. on Wednesday, October "A,
| 1895 at II 80 a M. at the residence of the
brides sister, Mrs. j. F. Jacobs. Clinton.
| 6. c., Dr. j. Bennett Townsend, ot this
city, and Mfss Eliza Duck worth, Rev. i.
| F Jacobs fliciattDg.
Henry Drsyton, eldest son of Capt. "
D. Evins, formerly of Anderson. died at
Eoinston, Fla., on September S0th, aged
| % years. The many Anderson friends Of
| the family will deeply sympathize with
them in their sore bereavement.
Elberton (Gs Star: "MiGs Susie Camp
bell, one Of 1Iiberton's clever and popular
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