The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-09-09
The Cotton Market.
This is delightful September weather.

This is delightful September weather.
The nut brown maiden is in evidence.
Don't forget to register. The books ar
open this week.
a lot of cotton from Georgia was on the
| market last week.
The brick work of cotton mill No. 2 IL
progressing nicely.
Miss Ida Keys, Of Greenville, is in the
city visiting relatives.
Mr.. Bailey Breazeale, Jr., is now clerk.
Ing for J. A. Austin & Co.
Don't neglect that turnip patch. 1t il
not yet too late to SOW the seed.
The city was visited by good rain last
Saturday, the frat in six weeks.
The attention of contractors is called tc
the advertisement of the Supervisor.
Mr.. J. B MCGEE, Jr., of Abbeville, spent
Sunday in the city With his parents.
Mr.. Lucius Murphy has bought The
drayage business of Mr.. W. E. Archer.
Cotton seed are in demand now, and the
buyers are paying good prices for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Hood spent few
days with friends at Due West last week
Anderson must have female college
Who will take the initiative step to get it z
Every subscriber 70 the INTEEL1aENcER
will receive copy Of onr Souvenir Edi-
| ton.
Pendleton is to have a Dispensary as
soon as the stock of liquors can be pro-
cured.
A light hail storm visited two or three
sections of the County last Friday after
noon.
Congressman Latimer spent Saturday
and Monday in the city electioneering for
Evans.
Last Monday was Labor Day, National
holiday, but it YVES not observed in An.
derson.
Mr.. A. B Towers is agent for reliable
accident insurance Company. See adver-
tisement.
Miss Angeline Pickens died at her home
in Brushy Creek Township last Saturday,
aged 54 years.
The Presbytery of South Carolina will
meet at Greenwood on Tuesday, 22nd
inst, q. s p m.
Mr.. F. G. deFontaine and family have
gone to Columbia, where they will make
their future home.
The farmers are rushing the cotton on
the market, and, as consequence, the
price is not advancing.
The central office of the long distance
teiept one has bsen moved to Brock Bros
store, on Granite Row
Miss Bertha Keese left yesterday for
Danvile. Va, where she will attend the
Roanoke Female College
Capt. and Mrs. John W. Daniels have
returned home after a plestant stay in'the
mountains Of several Reeks.
Mrs. John NJ. Hubbard went over to
Greenville last week tn visit the family of
uSE w. w. hSSS.
Mira H NJ. Dunwoody and son, who
have been spendinga few weeks In Ander.
son, have returned to Atlanta.
Prof j. B Atkinson, of Chester, former
Principal of the Anderson Graded Sch O ols,
is spendiUg feWs days in the city.
Mr. James Mattison, who is now living
In Indiana. reached Anderson last Sunday
to speud fsw weeks with his mother.
We hope the few ''ci!y fathers" will give
US some substantial work en- the streets
A rock crusher would be good invest
ment.
Mr.. John Cstlett and family returned
home last week from Morristown, Tenn,
where they have been spending several
weeks.
Last Saturday Mr. Chas. johnson. of
Garvin Township, was exhibiting rattle
1t had IA rattles.
Mr.. J. G Latimer, o. Honea Path, has
accepted position as salesman for G.. F.
Jones & Co where he will be pleased to
greet his friends.
Yesterday was the Hebrew New Year,
Rosh Hashanah, and the Hebrews Of this
city observed me day BY general susptn
sion of business.
Cadet Louis Richardson, of the N National
Naval Academy, Annapolis, Nd, is spend
ing months furlough at his home in
Garvin Township.
Mr.. and Mrs w. L. Willis and Messrs
L. II. Seel and IT. W. Norris, who have
been spendipga few weeks at Highlands,
have returned home.
Messrs Wade II. Thompson. Widemen
Ligon and S B. Sherard. of this County,
have gone TO Davidson College, N. c., to
resume their studies.
Anderson has had large number of
charming young lady visitors this sum
! mer and our boys are regrettipg that they
| are returning TO their hcmes.
James Sloan, negro, came in contact
| with live electric wire, which had broken
| loose from post, last Saturday, night and
| painfully burned one Of his hands.
Read carefully the new advertisement of
Cole & Coffee, aud you will get some in.
| formation, They mean what they say,
and We advise you to give them cal.
That man Minor, of the Ten Cent Store,
/ Is still in Anderson. he says ard is still Of
fsring bargains to the public. as will be
! seen by reading his new advertisement.
Two young white men got into row in
| the city last Saturday, and one of them
| painfully cut the other in the arm, splitting
| the flesh from the elbow 10 the shoulder.
Don't throw grape huls or banana skins
on the sidewalks. There is danger of
pedestrians slipping on them. People have
been crippled for life by such carelessness
Married, by r. B. A. Robinson, ESQ.,,
aud at his residence, on Sunday morning
! Septerrber 6. 1896 Mr.. L E. B,nister and
Miss Minnie Lee Campbell, both of Abbe-
vile County.
When you see man digging in his yard
! very slowly and often stopping to rest, be
| is digging up flower beds for his wife. II
| he digs fast and never etops he is digging
worms for bait.
Married, by Rev. R. c. Ligon, at the
residence of the BRIDES father, on Sunday,
| September 9Th, 1896 Mr. A Whitaker
! end Miss Lilly T. Dobbins, all Of Ander.
son County, S. c.