The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-10-07
The Cotton Market.

The Cotton Market.
Corrected By Bros0n, Osborne q Co.
S'rlct Good Mddling .................. 77-1
10 ID Nj ddln, ...................."... 81
Strict MlddnDg g...........................-7 Z 3-l
Mlddllbg ........"................. III
The farmers are preparing to SOW larg
| tra Il crop
S nntce Of examination ofteGchers TO
t t public schools.
This is Tho month of coru shuckings ant
pssum huntlDgs.
Business has been lively In Anderson
f'r the past ten days.
Gen M L Bonham went to Columbia
| y -,ierdat On business trip.
II you want to live in the best towr
in South Carolina, me to Anderson.
Read Brown, Osborne & Cos. list and
ca aud SEE the many thugs enum eraled
MllleGge L. Bonham, Jr.. of this city
nas gone to Charleston to attend the Cita
del.
Evening services in the PRESBYTERIAN
Church have been changed from to sc
o CLOCK.
The registration books closed last Sstur
! day, with 5,5lo registered voters in the
C"uuty
Col. M. P Tribble has sold his reai
nee. on Calhoun street, to Mr.. G.
| Watkins.
Mrs c. F Jones and children have been
sp-noing few days in Green Vile with
relatives
Mr. George NJ Schrimp Of th 8 County,
| ha- e ne tn B .mont, IN e. to attend 81.
Marys c 'Ilege.
Mr.. G N G. B,leman has gone to AR
kansas Oh business trip. He will be ab-
sent two or three weeka.
Twelve or fifteen young ladies have
| goue from Anderson County to Winthrop
CJIlege, at Rock Hill.
The Cnurt of General Sessions convenes
| next Mouusy All who are interested
should bs on hand promptly,
Bishop Capers epent Monday night in
the city with bis son, Rsv. w. T. Capers,
on his way down the country.
Read Ligon & LAdbetter's new adver-
tisement, and you will know where to
purchase your small grain for sowing.
The meeting in the Weslev an Methodist
Church which has been going on for the
past three weeks, closed last Sunday night
M 50 Lo'tie Crosby has returned to
| Nash vile, Tenn to RESUME her studies in
tile Peabody Institute. Sue will graduate
next year.
MIR. w. D. BewlAy, an old Anderson
ton Ga, is spending u few day 8 in the CIT,
with relstiyes.
school teacher is wanted for the Eurt =
k" S ,hool III B Dad say Township. Ap.
| o lcauts should address Mr.. P. B Gentry
Anderson, S G
At e meeting of the Board of Comfy
Commissioners Yesterday M. Perry King
| was reelected s eward Of the County
Saupers' Home.
Our young friend T. w. McCarley, OF
| Tnwnvil'e. is again In the city with G. s.
| Minor & Co., where he will BIZ glad to have
his friends cal and see him.
It is very important that you should
| take care of your registration certificate,
| hpcause you will not be allowed to vote in
the general election without it.
Mr.. M. Luther Carlisle, who has been
clerkipg for Hall & Milford, has changed
base. and Is now with Brock Bros., where
he will be delighted to serve his friends at
any time.
Now, ifyou are contemplating buying a
stove it will do you good to read the ad-
vertisement of John Burriss, who also
has large assortment of fancy china and
/ glassware.
Oar young friend. Clarence Brock, who
! has been sick at Honea Path for several
! weeks, has returned to the city and is
gain at his post of duty 10 the Bank of
| Anderson.
The Graded Schools of the city open
ell last Monday with slight iucrea-e.
The number present on the opening dav
we're: In the West Market street school.
$685. Cotton Mill SCHOOL,
Andersons streets are filled with cotton
every day now. and the most OF it comes
from the adjoining Counties and from
Georgia A large number of our farmers
| are holding their cotton for better prices.
We ask your attention to the new adver.
tisement of Russell e. Bre. zeale, whose
| motto is the best goods at lowest pric-a."
They keep fresh goods. and bv giving them
a call you will have no trouble to supply
your table.
The Psndleton Minstrals appeared in The
| Opera II ,use last Monday evening and
| we're greeted bY an apprecative audience.
For amateurs, the entertainment was very
good. all Of the young gentlemen carrying
their parts well.
The button creza is still on the increase.
| They are given away with cigarettes and
| various other things. 1t is no unc 'mmon
light t., zee coat lape' adorned with half
| dozen round " hit buttons, each bear
ing some choice bit of mpertinence.
The Trial Justices in the COUNTY are re
quired by law to report to the Board Of
| Supervisors OF Registration by the 18th
inst all names Of persnhs convicted of
di.qualfving crimes. This Is an impnr-
| taut matter, and the Justices should not
neglect it.
Rev. R. J. Williams will delive: lee
ture on his trip to Palestine and illustrate
| it. With sternscopic views at Shady Grove
| Church next Saturday night An admis
sion fee of 10 and Is cents will be charged.
The lecture will doubtless be an interest
| ing treat to those who attend.
| o. D. Anderson & Bro will have new
advertisement next week In the mean
time, don't forget that thew can aupply
you With snrthine in The grocery line.
They have just added large stock oi
shoea which will he cold cheap The y
are Offering ten pounds of coffee for dol
lar.
Salesdsv in October ALWAYS brings a
large crowd to the CITY, and last NJ 'nday
was no exception to the rule Orlv one
tract or land was sold nv the Judge oil
Probate-tha G Wales Smith place. CON
sisting Of 80 acres. which brought S22 sc
ar acre Tnis place Is about twelve miles
north of the city.
The following Cadets are enrolled at the
| Patrick Military Institute from Anderson
| Crnnty: Berj s. Ashley, VIM Henry
| Strickland, J r Heller. " G. Rnnth