The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-02-19
The Cotton Market.

NQ0 OOLCOu TASS4oC.
Corrected by Browa, Osborne 6 Co.
Middling
Good 70
Strict MiddliDg... 78
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The measles have not yet deserted this
section.
The season of Lent begins to day-Ash
Wednesday.
There is some cotton yet in the hands of
| the farmers of this section.
Call at this office and get q sample copy
of the Weekly NewS and Courier.
Mrs. G. W. Webb has gone to Sumter to
spend q few weeks whiting her parents.
The time for making you tax returns.
without the penalty, e1pirea to morrow
The State Teachers Association will
| meet this year at Rock Hill on June 30th.
MIR. G. Ernest Brown received q lovely
| valentine at his home last FIiday-a fine
girl baby.
B. o. Evans & Co. talk about their new
stock of shirts in their new advertisement
this week. Read it.
A number Of schools In the County have
been compelled to close temporarily on
account Of the measles.
DR.. F. L Narramore, who has been alb
sent from the city for several weeks, re-
turned home last week.
Orr & Sloan's new advertisement this
week tells you about their immense stock
of garden seed. Read it.
Miss Annie Cox, of Bolton. is in The city
visiting her friend, Miss Lille Griffin, at
the home of Policeman Lee.
Mrs. M. L Bonham, who has been visit.
ing her parents at BArnwell for several
weeks, returned home laat week.
An exchange says grape vines should be
cut back before the 1st OF March. If de.
layed too long the sap will be rising.
Clemson College begins its annual ses-
sion to morrow Anderson County will
be well represented among the Cadets.
Miss Olive Thornley, and her brother, |
OOul, vi I lChOuo, Al ubWat oou9iooA
last week to spend q few days with relatives.
Next Saturday Is National holiday,
the anniversary of Wasbiugton's birth.
day. The Banks of the city will be CLOSED
There will be preaching at Deans next
Sunday afternoon by Rev. r. G. Ligon.
All are cordially invited to attend the ser
vice.
The time is up for paying the commute
ton road tax on March 1st. It Is better to
pay 81 now than to work the required
time.
Mr.. w. L. Casev, of Saptus. is now with
the freeman & Pack Furniture Co. and
will be glad to have his friends call and
see him.
II anything of interest happens in your
neighboShond make a note of it anG send
it to this Office. We wans to publish all
the new
Married, at tho residence Of the groom,
on Sunday, February 16, 1896. by Rev. r
W. Burts. Mr.. Joshua Pruitt and Miss
Annie LaFoy.
When you need job printing of any sort
send your ordera to the INTELL1aENCER
office. Satisfaction guaranteed in both
prices and work.
The bill to require the Counties of Pick.
Keowee River has passed both branches
of the General Assembly.
Gneenville Mountaineer: "Miss Lula
King. q charming young lady of Anderson
County, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Nora
Riley, on Choice street."
"Sound Money" handed US a commune
cation in reply to the AdU0cate yesterday
afternoon but we are forced to defer its
publication until next week.
Rev. q. G. Fennel will preach at Varen-
mes next Sabbath at II o'clock a. m and
at Flet Rock at 4 o'clock p. m. All are
invited to attend these services.
Hon. George Johns.one, of Newberry,
Carey, of Pickens, spent q day or two in
the city last week attending Court.
Mr.. Joseph Stephens died at Piedmont
last Saturday, after q long and painful i'll
ness, sged about 30 years He leaves o
wife and one child to mourn his death.
Married, on Sunday, February 8, 1896,
by J.. N. Brovles, Notary Public and at
Minnie Chastain, all Of Fork Township.
Rev. G. 81. Wsddell, Superintendent of
the 7Epworth Orphanage of the MethodisJ
Church, at Columbia, 8. G, preached In
the Methodist Church at this place last
Sunday.
Mr.. William Miller died quite suddenly
at his home near Westminster, in Oconee
County. on the 9Th inst. He was sixty
years old, and leaves a wife and elk
children.
Bishop W. ". Duncan, of the Metho-
dist Church, will preach in the First
Methodist Church, at this place, on next
Sunday morning at the usual hour, and
also at night.
Ore day last week q little two.yesr-old
con Of Mr.. Dock Gambrell, who lives near
Williamson, fell from q chair in which he
was sitting and broke mis- right leg above
the knee. The Little fellow is doing as
well as possible.
Rev. +. Lowrie Wilson, D. D of Able.
willie, will preach in the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday morning and evening |
The ordination aud installation Of the
Deacons elect will take place after the
morning sermon.
Mr. D. G. Ellis. formerly of this County
but now living In Plckens County, was in
the city Monday and gave us an appreci-
ated call. Like all sensible men. hs says
he can't get along without the INTELLIaEE
GER at his home.
Capt Billy Smith, the most popular snd
efficient conductor in the Southern Rail-
way service, spent yesterday in the city
attending Court as q witness. He always
meets with 9 warm welcome to Anderson
by his many old friends.
In their new advertisement this week
John A. Austin & Co. tell how many u
quarrel might have been avoided THESE
gentlemen, you know, handle the best gro
ceries and can supply any demand. Call
on them early and often.
Rev. r. ] Williams, of Honea Path. han
gone on a visit to Palestine and Egypt,
aud will be absent several months. He
goes with quite q distinguished party OF
ladies and gentlemen, headed by DR.. T. T.
Eaton, Of Louisville, KY.
Married, on Thurday, February 6. 1895,
at the residence {. the brides father, by
Rev. A. W. Attaway, Mr. L B johnson
and Miss Corrie Poore, all Of this County.
We wish the happy couple all the bappi-
ness to be obtained in this life.