The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-04-08
The Cotton Market.

important notice IN another column.
Ifyou are interested In clothing, read
Hail and Milford's new advertisement.
Mr.. James r. Snow, of HarGwell, Ga.
was in the city Monday and gave us a call.
R. T. Jsynes, Esq, of Walhalla, spent
yesterday in the city on professional bust.
ness.
The sportsmen have laid aside their
guns and are brushing up their fishing
poles.
See notice of Teachers Examination,
which takes place on Saturday, 2Sth inst,
in this city.
Cotton receipts for thiR season up to last
night aggregate 25,904 bales came time
last season 81, 104 bales.
Mr. Bsvlis Clarke, postal clerk on the
Atlanta & Charlotte Road, has been spend
ing a few days in the city.
Mr.. T. H Burriss has been appointed to
succeed Mr.. ] L Glenn as a member Of
the Board of Registration.
MI. L. G.. Clinkscales warns all persons
not to trade for a note payable to E. T.
Tollison. See advertisement.
Mr.. J. B. Simpson has torn down his
old residence on Church street and will at
once erect a new one In its place.
Mr.. II. H. Tucker, formerly of Ander.
SOD, but now a citizen of Atlanta Ga, has
been spending q few days in the city.
CT Jones & Co. have a new advertise.
meDt this week. 1t gives you an idea of
the immense stock Of goods they have for
the public.
Gen. M. L Bonham reached home last
Saturday after q two weeks stay in Louis
lana and Alabama on professional bust
uess.
Pickens Sentinel: SIT Is q busy scene
now about the site Of the Morris Cotton
Mill C%ompany's factory. President Norris
is pushing the work in q lively way"
Messrs. D. G. Brown q Bro. have let the
contract for the building of n handsome
storeroom on their lot, on North Main
street, next to the railroad bridge.
Married, at Pelzar, s.. G., on Sunday,
April 5. 1896. by Rev. Mr. Stewart, Mr..
John N. Maddox. Of Anderson, and Miss
Bessie Morrow, of Glenn Springs, S. G.
Mrs. Bessie J. Heard, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Victoria. of Mt Carmel
s O., who has been spending 3 few days
in Anderson with relatives, returned home
this morning.
A series of meetings will begin in the
Baptist Church next Sunday, and will
continue for a week or more. The pastor
will be assisted by Rev. J. e. Hntscn, of
Richmond. Va.
Married, at the residence of the brides
father. Henry Bishop, on Sunday. March
%, 1895, by Rev G NJ. Rogers, Mr.. A. B.
C!ardv and Miss LAURA Bishop, all OF
Piedmont, s. c.
The Garrison estate, on South Main
Street, wa sold at public outcry on Mon
day, and bid in by Mr.. Fl B. Tucker,
whose wife ia one of the heirs. The price
paid was $3.50.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley A
Reed regret to hear Of the death Of their
little daughter, Louise, age 2 years. which
occurred at home in Martin Township last
Sunday afternoon.
The P. r & W. G. r. R. has nude a rate
of 81 65 for the round trip to Charleston on
account of the Confederate Veterans Re.
union in that city on the 22nd inst. Tickets
will be placed on sale on Saturday, 18th
inst.
Last Sunday vas an ideal Easter. Straw
hats and new suits where to bs seen on
every street, and the fair sex, in their
beautiful new dresses and hats, sho wed
the handiwork Of the milllners and dress
makers.
# you want to make a good investment
of your money. put 1t in stock Of the An
derson Cotton Mill The payments are
easy. Mr.. J. a. Brock, the President,
will give you all the information you
desire.
Mr.. john @. whitfield, of this city,
graduated last week from the Dental De
partmrpt of Vanderbilt University, Nash
vile, Tenn, and has returned horns. The
Doctor has not yet decided whers he will
locate.
Rev ] N. Fl summerel. pastor of the
Presbyterian Church in this city, has ac-
cepted an invitation to preach the Com
meucement sermon before the Cadets of
the Patrick Military Institute on Sunday,
June 14th.
Editor Aull, of the NawberIy Nc,Us and
Herald. spent lat "Wednesday night in
Anderson Mr. Aull who il President Of
the South Carolina Press Association. ia
an able journalist and q genial, clever
gentleman.
The grand jury Of Chester put twenty
six hsbitual drunkards on a black list and
forbade dispensers sailing to them. This
Is "a it should he. and if On Anderson
grand jury would do likewise it would be
an excellent hing.
We ara requested tn nnounce thst com
mnnion services will be held at Mt. ZION
Church next Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
There will be preaching on Saturday pre-
ceding at II o'clock. All are invited to
attend these services.
Married. at the residence Of the brides
mother. on Wednesday,, April 1896, by
Rev. w. r Earle, Mr.. J. M. Hall and
Miss Cora T Brown, daughter Of Mrs.
Louisa Brown and the late P. r BroWp,
all of Anderson County.
The Board of Registration Supervisors
met last Monday morning and orHaniz'd
nv electing John Havs Chairman. md T.
Il. Burriss Clerk, and at once opened tie
books fur registration Of voters. J.. M.
Payne was the first to register.
Application for a charter for the Amber
son Mutual Fire anu Life Insurance Com
pany has been made to the Secretary of
State by some OF the best citizens Of all
sections Of this County. They are deter"
mined to make q success, and we hope
they will.
On account of the Confederate Veterans
Reunion in Charleston on 22nd inst. the,
Southern Railway will sell tickets for the
round trip at one cent q mile each way.
Tickets will be on sale the Dist, 22ui and
23ri, limited to return on 9th. This will
be q cheap trip.
The Ladies' Memorial Association held q
special meeting yesterday afternoon to
plan for the observance of Decoration Day
a representative of the Sons of Veterans
met with them and it was decided to unite
in inviting General Hampton to be- the
Orator of the day. Further particulars
will be decided later.
To morrow evening the Birthday Party,
given by the ladies of Grace Church, will
t-ke place in the vacant store room next
door to W. a. Chapman, and will continue
from 6 to IL o'clock. Everybody is invited
To attend and bring as many cents as they
are years old A must entertaining pro-
gram has been arranged for the occaalon.