The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-06-03
The Cotton Market.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1896.
The Cotton Market.
Corrected by Browe, Osborne d 90.
1 Middling 70
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Strict Mlddllng ~
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Miss Louise Humphreys is in Columbia
visiting friends.
The supply of spring chickens is not yet
| equal to the demand.
The County Democratic Executive Com
mittse meets next Monday.
Judge Townsend, Of Union, will preside
! at the approaching term of Court.
The grass hasn't had much chance to
grow under the feet of the farmers lately.
The railroad prospects for Anderson are
bright, but then We can't do any talking.
Thirty. seven candidates are announced
In the L%aurensville Herald, and the end is
not yet.
An incsudescent light in the corridor of
the postofice would be greatly appreciated
by the public.
Miss Sallie Lou Arnold, of Elberton,
| Ga, is in the city visiting her friend, Miss
Marion Taylor.
Mr.. J. Matt Cooley, of Williamson, is
spending a few days in the city the guest
Of the Chiquols.
Mr.. A. B. Towers will insure your
property against loss by cyclones. See his
advertisement.
Nearly every section Of the County has
been visited by good showers, and the
farmers are happy.
DR.. A. O. Strickland advertises a lot of
ginning machinery for sale at a bargain.
See advertisement.
Miss Lena Campbell, and Miss Kate Es-
kew, of this County, have been visiting
| friends in Walhslla.
The school at Hopewell will have it's
closing exercises next Friday evening at s
O'Clock. The public is invited to attend.
The police had o rough time last Satur-
day evening in arrestipg and lodging q
drunken negro woman in the city prison.
Clerk OF Court Watkins has received the
Acts ofthe last Legislature, and the off,
| Gals entitled to them should at oncs call
and get them.
The Sullivan Hardware Co. call atten.
ton this week to their big line of engines,
boilers and other machinery. Read their
advertisement.
The railroad rate from Anderson to Rock
Hill to attend the State Teachers Associa-
ton of South Carolina on June 30-July 3,
is $40 for the round trip.
When You want machinery, engines,
boilers, etc., patronize home dealers, and
you will always get full value of money
and not be imposed upon.
The good wife will soon need fruit jars.
and in bis new advertisement this week
John T. Burris says he can supply the de.
mand. Read what he says.
We can't afford to let the opportunity
offered Anderson by the Electric Light
and Power Co. pass. We must go into
our pockets and make it q success.
Mr.. Eugene Milford, who has been quite
sick and confined to his bed for the past
three wesks, Is now recuperating, and Ne
hope will soon be able to attend business.
See notice of Winthrop College Scholar
ships. Anderson county is entitled to six
scholarships, and the competitive exami
nations will be held in this city IN July
30th.
Mrs. Mary Rampev died Tuesday at the
home of her son, Mr.. s.. G. Rampey, in
Martin Township, aged about &c years.
Her remaiDs were inferred to-day at First
Creek Church.
Mr.. r. W. Hunt, the genial travelling
| passenger agent OF the Southern Railway,
was in the city yesterday He bias many
friends in Anderson who are always de-.
lighted to greet him.
There is no need of any bitterness in the
! campaign In this County this year. Let
| every man vote for the candidate he wants,
aud concede the right of every other man
to do the same thing.
y. A. Bowen, at Pendletop, is agent for
| the Mccormick machines for saving grass
| and grain. These machines can't be ex.
celled. and Mr.. Bowen would be delighted
to sell you one. See his advertisement.
The G. A. Reed Music House has a new
advertisement in another column, and it
you want to purchase a piano, organ or
other musical instrument now is the time
to go and see the instruments and get
prices.
We are indebted to Col. w. A. Neal,
Superintendent, for a copy of the annual
/! report OF the Board of Directors and Su
periptendent of the South Carolina PeDi-
Tertiary for the fourteen months ending
December 81, 1895.
It gives us pleasure to announce that our
| fellow citizen. Mr.. A. s Stephens, who
| has been using crutches for the past seven
| months on account of a sprained knee, is
improving and will soon be able to lay
aside his clutches.
Children's Day WAS observed ct Varennes
last Sabbath, and the exercises were ex-
| ceedingly intereating. A large crowd at,
| tended. Rev. W.T.. Duncan delivered a
| most excellent address at the conclusion Of
the children's exercises.
It is now e dead certainty that Oconee
| will soon have aoother cotton mill
Ground was broken lest week for the new
mill On Coneross creek, q few miles below
Seneca. The capital stock Is $500 900, all
Of which has been paid in.
In his new advertisement this week G.
F. Bigby gives q remedy for hard times.
| Mr.. Bieby carries a general line Of fancy
and family groceries, co~nfectioneries, etc ,
and he offera them at prices that will
| please you. Give him a call.
G. F. Jones & Co. are pushing for a big
/ June business, and as q consequences they
have made o big reduction in prices in
their dress goods and millinery depart.
ments They cordially invite you to come
and see the goods and get the prices.
The large circle of friends of Miss Annie
u. Dean, of Deans, will hear with pleas.
ure of her return home and of her success
at the Peabody Normal College, of Nash.
vile, Tenn, where in a post graduate
course she received the degree of Bachelor
of Arts.
We are indebted to our young friend,
E. @. McAdams. for an invitation to at
/ tend the champion debate between tho 80.
cieties of the North Georgia Agricultural
| College on Tuesday, June 10Th. at 8 80 a
m. The invitations are ex ceedingly unique
and handsome.
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