The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-09-16

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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 16, 1896.
The Cotton Market.
Corrected by Bro,0n, Osborne d Co.
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Straw hats will soon retire to the shade.
| You can always buy old papers at this
Office.
This week has been an dneventful one
for news.
Let politics CO. 1t has had its day. Now
| for business.
The contrector are rushing their work
at Portman Shoals.
Anderson received SOC bales of cotton las t
Friday and Saturday.
Read the opening announcement Of
Brown, Osborne & Co.
Miss Mlttie Tribble spent last week in
Walhalla with friends.
Try little paint on your shabby look
| ing house. 1t will improve it.
There is not much change in the shape
and style Of mems hats this fall.
Let those Of US who have to eat crow do
| r,;fhnrf n
1t is said wedding will take place in
Anderson before another new moon.
Mrs. S. c. Baker has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Simpson, at Toccoa, Ga.
TIE small boy has already commenced
saving up his pennies for the circus.
Jas. H Mcconnell offers some valuable
real estate for sale. See advertisement.
Mrs. w. A. FAINT, who has been visiting
relatives in Atlanta, has returned home.
If one is to judge by the receipts ofcotton
in Anderson. the crop is not 80 short after
all.
The City Council has elected Mr.. r A.
Mcconnell Sexton of Silver Brook Gene.
| terry.
Watermelons are still on the market.
There were several wagon loads here last
week.
Mrs. G. r. Bryan, Of Augusta. is spend
ing few days in the city with Mrs. w. T.
Capers.
Brownlee q Vandver have new adver-
tisement this week, and 1t may profit you
to read it.
If you owe the INTE1LIaENcER any
thing, call and settle it. We will be more
than pleased.
The back bone of summer is not yet bro.
ken, judging from the hot weather Of the
past few days.
Soc card of Drs. Strickland and White
field, Dentists. They are prepared to serye
you at any time.
A party Of young people were out en-
joving a moonlight ride in wagons on
Thursday night
Messrs. Bonham s. Watkins. of the An
derson Bar. spent yesterday in Walhalla
attending Court.
Supervisor Snelgrove gives notice of an
election of Steward of the Poor House.
See advertisement
Indications point to 8 or 10 cent cotton,
provided the farmers do not rush it too
fast en- the markets.
Mr.. n B Sullivan has been spending q
week or more at Glenn Springs for the
benefit of his health.
Adjutant General Watts announces that
he will inspect the Anderson Rifles at
Starr on October 18th.
A local weather prophet says we are 60
ing to have very dry fall, and that num-
bers of wells will 60 dry.
New goe1ds are rolling in by the car
loads, and the merchants are busy packing
them away. Goods are cheap.
Our young friend Clarence W. Beatty, Of
Deans, left yesterday for Clinton, s. a., to
re- enter the Presbyterian College.
W. H. Simpson & Co. have opened bust.
ness at the old stand of II. B. Fant & Son.
They will handle general merchandise.
Millinery will be quite a prominent
feature at the fall opening of Brown, o..
borne q Co. next Wednesday, 23rd inst.
Mr.. ]. A Daniels, of Newberry, has been
spending q few days in the city. His
many old friends were delighted to greet
him.
Mrs. J. w. Nix, Mss Mae Mel Laughen,
Miss Fannie Maxwell and Miss Cora Kay,
of Walhalla, are in Anderson visiting rela
tives.
Mr.. A. G.. Merrick, of Walhslla, has
been nominated for Congress by the Re-
publicans of the Third Congressional D's
trict.
Rev. J. T. McBryde, of Donalds, was in
the city yesterday. He has many friends
in Anderson who are always pleased to
mest him.
Watch the advertising columns of the
INTELL1GENCER closely every week, and
you will know where to get bargains in all
sorts of goods.
Rev. J. N. b Summerel will preach at
Midway Church next Sunday afternoon
at o'clock p IN city time. All are in
vited to attend Ehe service.
The fall term of the Court of General
Sessions for Anderson County convenes
on the second Monday in October, two
weeks earlier than formerly.
RE. Nicholson & Bro. is the name of a
| new firm that is opening a fancy and
| family grocery business on South Msin
| Street, in the Broyles block.
Hon. Hugh Prince, of Williamson. who
has been spending the summer at Duluth,
| &C.,, was in the city yesterday shaking
hands with his many friends.
The first Monday and Tuesday in Octo.
Der will be the last opportunity you will
have 10 register. If you have not register
ed do so on the days mentioned.
| The friends Of Mr.. Nelson R. Green are
| delighted to see him out again. He is re.
covering rapidly, and will soon be able to
walk without the aid of crutches.
Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Daniels, of Green.
Vile. are spending a few days with the
| family of the latter's brother, Mr.. Wilton
E. Lse, in Centerville Township.
Rev G. D. Watson, of Boston, is con-
Quoting series Of meetings in the Yves
leyan Methodist Church this week. All
are invited to attend the services.
The fourth and last Quarterly Confer
ence for the South Anderson Circuit will
be held at Starr on September 9th and
O2fb po1u6ipp Tho fot1rfh Cr1pSou