The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-09-23
The Cotton Market,

WEDNESDAY, SEPI. ~, 1876.
The Cotton Market.
Corrected by Brown, Osborne d co.
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Old papers for sale at this Office.
The cotton gins are now running day
and night.
Chinquepins are ripe and the small boy
is happy.
The Anderson Graded Schools open on
| the 1t iust
Watch our advertising columns closely
every week.
Mr.. J. G. Jones, ofAbbeville, was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Monte Riley leaves to morrow for
Converse College
Now is the time to lay in your winters
| supply of coal and wood.
Mr.. A Barron Holmes, Of Charleston, is,
registered at the Cuquola.
The Yates Shoe Co. have new adver-
| tisement this week. Read it.
The Fairview Stock Show, in Greenville
County, takes place next Friday.
Special attention is called to the P. S. to
q r., ~,
Mr.. Paul Diver, Of Atlanta, is in the
city few days visiting his parents.
J &C Featherston, Esq, went over to
Laurens Monday 10 spend few days.
The rain yesterday morning came in
good time and was warmly welcomed
The tax books will open on the 18th
October. See notice of County Treasurer.
Mr.. G W. Russell, of Easley, was in the
city Monday, and paid US an appreciated
call.
mountain schoone ers." loaded with ap-
Piles and cabbages, visit the city every day
now.
Miss Mamie Hill, of Abbeyille, is in the
city visiting the family ofMr. j. W. Trow-
bridge.
Mics Mary Sullivan left yesterday for
GreenvilIe to enter the Greenville Female
College.
Advertisers who desire to change their
Monday morning.
Summer is over according to the calen
dars, but warm weather will yet get In
last despairing grip.
Mrs. James T. Snow, of Hsrtwell Ga,
spent few days in the city the past week
visiting hsr mother.
A decided change in the weather oc-
Cured last Saturday night, and was very
much appreciated.
# you are suffering with catarrh, it will
pay you to read the new advertisement Of
the Evans Pharmacy
Mr. Levi N. Geer IL buving cotton seei
for the Anderson Oil Mill. See him be-
fore you sell your seed.
Childreh's Day at Eureka Church has
been changed from next Sunday to the
first Sunday in October.
The Patrick Military Institute has open
ed with fine roll of cadets, and new ones
are cnmiug in every DAY.
The wire cotton ties are now on sale 10
Anderson, but the farmers are not using
them to any great extent.
Miss Hattie Norris, Of Westmi mister, has
been spending few days in Anderson
with friends and relatives.
Our young friend, J. Augustus Sullivan,
left to day for Richmond. Va. where he
will enter Richmond College.
Last Friday was one of the hottest days
on record during the month of September.
The thermometer regiStered 100.
Misses Eileen Msuldin and Nellie Nc
Gee have gone to Spartsnburg 10 resume
their studies in Converse College.
Mr.. a N Richardson, of this County
| who has been visiting relatives at Gin
cinnati, Ohio, has returned home.
South Carolina is said to have the largest
church membership in proportion to the
population of any State in the Union.
The Dispensary has been moved to the
Kennedy building, on Depot street, and
the Whitner street people are rejoicing.
Entrance examination for pupils pro
posing entering the Graded Schools will
be held on September 80 snd October l.
It is reported that Jnnn Robinson's and
Franklin Bros. combined shows will visit
Anderson the latter part of next month.
A male teacher is wanted to take charge
Of Melton's Academy in Garvin Town
ship Address A. W. Pickens. Pierce
town.
Mr.. Albert M. Carpenter. editor of the
| Mccormick Times, spant Monday in he
| city and paid his respects to the INTELL1
| GENcEE.
a series of meetings have just closed at
| the Second Baptist Church A number of
! persons Joined the Caurch duriIg the
meeting.
Mr.. @. E. Prince has declined to accept
the position OF City Attorney, and Mr.. Er'
nest F Cochran has been elected to sue
ceed him.
Large crowds have 5een attending the
series Of meetings in the Wesleyan Church.
| and it is hoped much good has bsen &C
| tomplished.
It is generally believed that the entire
cotton crop will be picked BY the 10th of
October, if the weather continues a. favor
| able as it has been.
Prophet III I. Hicks says thst the in
| n.ely hot weather Of July and August
will be matched bv extreme cold in No
vember and December.
Mr., Frank Hall, " ho bas been spending
| the past two weeks In the Z ,-tern markets
| buying his fell and winter stock of cloth
| Jog, will reach home this week.
| If you wish to be strictly In the swim
now. you must walk for an hour in the
dew in your bare feet The dew is said
to be good for all sorts of ailments.
Monday afternoon three boys we're ar
rested for riding their wheels on the side
walks AS it was the first offence, the