The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-03-25

WEDNESDAY, MARCH rs, 1896.
The Cotton Market.
Corrected by Broom, Osborne q Co.
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The bicycle fever is increasing in Ander-
son. f.
A negro Is to be hung OF Abbsville next
Friday.
Who says old March has not sustained
her reputation
Two hundred bales Of cotton were sold
in Anderson one day last week.
Don't forget the grand opening ut Brown,
Osborne q Co.'s to morrow.
Only one more week in which I'd pay
your city taxes and save the penalty.
Mr.. q. Y. Tbackstou, OF %7reenville, |
has been spending q few days in the city.
Mr.. W. +. Austin and wife and Mrs. M.
n Sitton, Of Seneca, spent last Friday in
the city.
The city OF Spartanburg require the dogs
to be muzzled in that city. Let US have o
similar ordinance.
Mr.. 81 O. Whildeu, one OF Cbsrleuton's
~n1 Asks,ore han hnnr> oror1tnp n Ha- |
days in Anderson.
Mr.. A. Lesser went to the Eastern mar
kets q week ago TO buy bis spring and
summer stock Of goods.
Acknowledgment Watts is nov on his
annual inspection tour through the State
looking after he militia.
Some of the young men are enxiouely
awaiting that leap year party proposed by
some Of the fair ss1 of the city.
Miss Annie Major. of Greenwood. has
been spending q few days in the city visit
ing her friend, Miss Ola Moore.
Anderson should have a Camp Of the
Daughters OF the Confederacy. Who will
take the lead in the organic itiorf?
Mics jamie Gaines; Of ToWnvslle, is in
the city visiting her cousin, Miss Cora
Gaines.
Apderson's cotton receipts up to last
night for this season aggregate $4,000 balesi
same time last year 30, 694 bales.
It is feared that the fruit has been great
" injured by the recent cold weather.
We have one consolation, however, the
blackberries are still safe.
Mr.. Ed Dodd, one Of our printer,, has
been in bad health for some TIME, and has
heen forced to give up bis position. Mr..
Preston FAINT succeeds him.
Gen. NJ. L. Bonbam went to New Or
leans, Ia, lalt week to spend g few days
on professional business. He is expected
home to .day or to-morrow.
The young 1nan who we chronicled last
week rs having disappeared from Clemson
College hes been located in Georgia. He
simply rsn away from College.
Editor Boggs, Of the Plckens Sentinel,
was in the city on q brief visit last week, |
but he did not chow his smiling, loving |
face in the INTELLIeENCEB sanctum.
Read the new advertisement OF D. @.
Brown & Bro on shoes. They are making
o run on their high cut Harvard tie for 81.
Read their new ad. It speaks for itself.
Mis- Estelle Mckinney IL clerkipg for
Brown, Osborne & Co, and che would he
pleased to have her friends call md see her 4
there. Miss Estslle will serve you right.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
L Dobbins will regret to hear OF the death
Of their In taut daughter. which occurred
at their home in the Fork yesterday morn
ing.
Married, February 90, 1896, ut the resi-
dencs Of the brides father, MIR. W J @.
Notes. BY Rev. NJ. McGee, MIR. Thomas
Ficklin and Miss Lydia Notes, all Of An
derson County.
Mr.. jesse r Smith, of Greenvllle, spent
a day or two in the city last weak and give
us a pleasant call. His many old friends
native home,
Hall & Milford are Offering u Tine OF
children's clothing, with double seats and
knees, at prices never heard Of before in
Anderson. Will tell our readers more
about them next week.
Among other things B o Evans & Co.
call special attention In their new adver-
tisement on the first page to their boys
suits, which they are Offering at bargain
prices. Read carefully what they say.
We invite your attention to the adver"
tisement of the improved SINGER Sowing
Machine, for which Mr.. J. N. Sutherland,
at Pelzer, 10 agenr. This Is q good machine
and cheap in price.
One of the leading attractions ct the
opening Of Brown, Osborne q; Co.'s to.
morrow, will be an exhibition in one Of
their how windows Of real garments made
by Madsm-Flender.
Mr. Christie SaYre, who is a utudant at
the South Carolina College in Columbia.
came home last week on a sick furlough.
and has been quite sick the past week.
We wish him q speedy recovery.
The South Carolina Presbytery meets
in Seneca on Wednesday, before the eacond
Sabbath In April. A Sabbath School Insti-
tute will be held on Tuesday before Pres
bytery.
Mr.. NJ. Thomh. Breazpale, who has been
spending the fall and winter season at Mt
Olive. N O., buying cotton, bus returned
home, and is warmly welcomed ny bis
many friends.
News reached the city yesterday after.
NOON that Mr.. @ W. Farmer, one Of the
Forks best citizens, was very Ill and not
g expected to live az he had been stricken
with paralysis for the third time.
G. G Featherston, Esq, Of LnnrenD. is a
candidate for Solicitor of the 7Eh Circuit.
MIR, Featberston is an old Anderson boy,
and bic friends here will join US in winhing
him success in the election.
There will be communion service at
Deans Church next Sunday morning at II
O'Clock, and preaching IN Saturday after
noon preceding at 4 O'Clock. All are iu-
vited to attend the services.
The Anderson County Singing Cnuven-
ton will hold its. semi annual meeting
4 with the Long Branch Church on the frat
Sunday in May mex Each church or
Sunday school iE entitled to two delegates
Rev. 81 Cowan will preach in the
Wesleyan Methodist Church. this oitv.
next Sundayfnornipg at II O'Clock His
suhiect will be "the second Owning Of
Christ" All are invited to attend the