The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-09-30
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LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 30, 1896.
The Cotton Market.

Tho Cotton Market.
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To day is the 274th DAY of the year.
The ice mans loss is the coal mans gain.
The Graded School will open next Mon
day.
Beautiful Indian summer weather we
are having now.
Mr.. P R. Dugan, of WalhaIla, was in
the city Monday.
There is some talk OF getting up a dane.
ing school in Anderson.
The rapid drops in the temperature has
made snetzing fashionable.
Mr.. J. NJ. Waddell. OF G,eenville, is in
the city the guest of the Chiquola.
Mrs. A. L. Byrd offers some valuable
real estate for sale. See vertisement.
Cotton seed are worth Is cents in Ander-
son, and the local mills are anxious to get
them.
Mr. Malcolm Burriss of this city. has
gone to Greenvile to attend Furma1 Uni'
versity.
A great deal of hay, peavines and other
forage crops have been harvested in this
section.
When you ask q woman 20 share your
lot be sure that you have the title deeds
with you
Frost was visible in low, damp places
last Friisy mor2ino. Rather early for
this section.
Mr.. J. P. Donahoo, of Tennessee arriv-
ed in the city few days ago with num-
ber of fine horses.
Our young townsman, Walter Nerdln,
has gone to New York tc resume his
studies in medicine.
Next Monday is Salesdav. Several
tracts of land will be sold at public outcry
by the Probate Judge.
Superintendent Moncrief Of the Ander
son Graded Schools, has returned homo
from his summer vacation.
Misses Mollie and Bsulah Brown left
on Tuesday for Rock Hill where they will
attend the Winthrop College.
Mrs. John L. Thornley,. Of Flckena, Is In
the city visiting her daughter, Mrs. W
W White, who has beeu sick.
In bis new advertisement TIL. week, U.
E. Seybt tells you of bis big stock of goodn
and the bargains he Is Offering.
The damages to the engine at the Cotton
Mill have been repaired. and the Mill re-
sumed work yesterday morning
M. F. Il. Wells. Of Charlotte, reprt sent
In the American Rad Manhine Co 10
sp -nding faw days IN Anderson.
Miss Nora Long, Of Newherry. who has
ben visiting the Misses Clinkscal.s in
Anderson. re'u'n ned home Monday.
The number of new faces seen on the
streets of Anderson Is subject Of constant
remark The city isgrowing indeed.
We invite your attention tn Brock Eros'.
new advertisement this week They Lave
q big line of CRATES and heating stoves.
Greprville County continues to main
tai her reputation. Another murder oc
currei in thai County q few day S 40.
The 6,e record this year, 90 far, is an ez"
celent one The insurance cor0pauea
doubtless class Anderson as one Of their
pats"
The South Carolina Presbytery, which
met in Green ood last week adjourned to
ho'd is spring session in Anderson next
April.
Remember. every subscriber to the In
TELLIGENCER will get q copy Of our Sou
ven,r Edition. Now 10 the time TO sub
scribe.
Read what Brown, Osborne & Co. have
to say in this issue about dress goods,
silks, trimmings, millinery and dress
making.
The Andy Brown Co. will have very
interesting advertisement next week for
close buyers. They give good article for
little cash.
About twenty persons were baptised in
Whitner's Creek, near Factory Hill, last
Sunday afternoon by the pastor, Rev.
VIM. Brown.
Ifyou want to contribute few dollars
to the National Democratic campaign
fund, send it in st once to County Chair
man Breszeaie.
Mr. T A B,lt's three little hove, of this
city, have earned twenty five collars pick
make true men.
Do not fail to cad the new advertise-
mIpt of the G A Reed Mu-ic .dnuee.
which ia Offering wonderful bargains in
pianos and organs.
Ifyour hoy needs a new quit of clothes
rad what B. o Evans e. Co will do for
you. Their new advertisement will be
found on first page.
The series of meetings that have been
Conducted in the Wesleyan Methodist
Cnurch for the past three weeks will con-
tinue through this week.
Look out next week for J. T Burriss'
new advertisement. He has just received
8 large supply of stoves OF all sorts, and is
very anxious to sell them.
Rev. o. L. Martin, after long aud
pleasant vacation, returned home last
week and occupied his pulpit In the First
Baptist Church last Sunday.
The bo ks Of registration will ba open
the rem aindpr of this week. Tnis will be
your last opportunity to become quail
fed voter Bear this in mind.
The mem bers fthe Presbyterian Church
of this citv have determined to erect a
handsome mnnnmont over the grave Of
The lameuted Rev. DR.. Frierson
The Ia. t issue of the Abhevilla Medium
ta.s: ~ .hn Sadler young sport nt An
,iars"n, was in Ahhpvila this week, AID
spent the time with his friends"
Miss Maggie Evans, who has been
spending the summer in the Northwest,
has returned home. Her stay there has
been greatly beneficial TO her health.
In their hie advertisement this week
C. i J"pes G. Co. have some interesting
infurmstion. Thew name prices on lot of
goode. Read their advertisement carefully.
Messra. Lgon & Lsdbetter have in stock
big supply Of small grain, and are ready
to fill your orders for oats. rye, barley. etc