The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-11-04
The Cotton Marlret.

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Several November weddings are on the
tapis.
Pay your taxes now and avoid the rush
later on.
It Ia time to lay that old straw htt aside,
you can wear it next summer.
Thanksgiving Day is approaching and
the gobhle OF the turkey Is heard.
Mr. T.. o. Harper, Of HNnea Path, has
been visiting friends in Anderson.
Rev. E. G Brown, Anderson Connty's
NV Trt asuTer. has m wed into the city.
Anderson County will be we'll repre-.
sented at the State Fair in Columbia next
week.
Mr.. II. r Cooley, of Tuscaloosa. Ala,
l. visiting his father and other relatives in
this County.
The new advertisement of c F Jones &
c.. this week presents some facts and fig
ures. Read it.
Mr.. Otto Kaufman, Of Walhalla. spent
| Monday in the city and gave the INTELLI-
GENCER q pleasant call.
The ACdersonians who attends the
Gala Week in Charleston last week report
a most erjpyable trip
The Southern Express ca has raised its
rates between \ lama and Anderson and
other points in the State.
A local weather prophet says we are 60
irg to have mild weather until Christmas.
We hope he Is q true prophet.
Miss Ethel Nance has gone to Rock
| Hill to enter npnn her duties as music
teacher in the Winthrop College.
Messrs. Frank and Joe McGee, of Able
| vile. were in the city this morning at
tending the wedding Of their sister.
The friends Of Rev G P Watson, pas.
tor of the Methodist Church in this city,
will regret to learn that he Is seriously Ill.
! j. @ ODonnell has sold his business to
j ,hD O'D ,nnell, who will continue it at
tsa old stand. See notice in another col.
| ump.
You may now begin to pop away at the
| pstridges, but be sure you get permission
from landowners before you begin your
| sport.
J. E. Breazeale, Esq. attended the NEE
| ing of the Grand l. 'dge OF the Ancient
| Order Of United WorkmeD at Macon, Ga,
last week.
Hartwell Ga. had so, 900 fire on the
night II the 9th ult. IL was the work of
a" incendiary. The loss Is partly covered
| by insurance.
Mr. John Austin, worthy and sub
-tantal citizen of the Honea Path section,
led last Monday night, after brief Ill
ness with erysipelas.
| The Nav berry Observer of last week
| say s.: Msssrs. e. + Henderson & s m of
Anderson, have opened store in the
building lately occupied by the steam
| laundry
Married, on "Wednesday, October 2s,
| 1896, at the residence of the BRIDES father,
by Rev. r Ligon, Mr. John j. Stuart,
of this city, and Miss M A. Simpson, of
the County.
We are indebted to Mr. J. n Willing.
hau. of Broadawsy Township, for several
| fine red turnip beets. which we're highly
appreciated They are the largest We have
seen this season.
Mr. " G. Andrew, OF Georgia, but for
| merry resident oI Anderson. spent few
days in Anderson last week. II es says An
| derson has outgrown itself since he left
here five years ego
Mr. Frank II. McGee an old Andsr.
son boy, but now living in Abbeville, will
be married to night in the Presbyterian
| Church Of that town, to Miss Agnes
| Quarles. one Of the most popular young
ladies of Abbevlle.
Married, at Pendleton, s. G., on Wed
nesdsy. October Is, 1896. by Rev Hugh
| McI.aes, Mr. Clarence SINCLAIR Link, of
PeIzer, and Miss Sophie Hutson McLees,
| daughter of the officiating minister.
Last Monday was a typical November
Salesday. The city waH crowded with
! The land sold at public outcrv by the Pro
| bate Judge averaged about S25 an acre.
"Johnnie," said his mother, "did yon
get any marks at school to-day for con.
| ducl?' EYES," promptly replied John
| ME, several; but if you want to see them
| I'll have 10 take OF some of my clothes v
Mr.. James W. Craft, who was wounded
several weeks ago while engaged in fl
Guilty with Mr.. B. F Edwards near T ber
| ton, Ga, died on Saturday, Gath ult. Ed
wards has been committed to Jail to await
| his trial.
| We invite your attention to G. T Big
| hv's new advertisement. AS Is well kuo wn
Mr. B'gby handles family and fancy gro
ceries, confections, fruits, tobacco, cigars,
etc which are always fresh and pure.
His prices are low, as ho buys for cash.
| Give him call.
Baptist Courier "Rro. V. l. Mssters
called to zee us few days ago. He has
returned to South Carolina and is ready to
accept " ork in this State. He is well
qualified for good work as preacher and
! pastor and we hope to see some Of our
pastorless churches secure his services.
! His address is Anderson, s. G.
Mrs ". ". Russell Of this city, a dis.
tinguished graduate Of the Columbia Fe
| male College, has been Invited by the
| Alumnae Association of that institution
t. deliver an address before that body al
their annual reception, at the college,
| Wednesday Of Fair u eek The suhiec;
assigned Is the Tho Woman OF Today"
Married, at the residence Of the BRIDES
father, on Greenvile street, this city, this
| "wednesday morning at 9.3ll o'clock, by
Rev. J. \. II. Summerel, MIR. c.. Franl;
Bamberg. Of Bsmberg, s. c., and Mis'
| Nellie MCGEE. second daughter of Mr. j
| B. McGee The couple left the city on the
II o'clock train for Abbeville, S. C
where they will attend the marriage of the
| brides brother tonight.
John Harrison, who was serving 90.
days sentence 10 the city chain gang for
disturbing the peace of the city and shoot
ing at Mr.. Satir on the streets, escaped
from the city prison last Sunday night By
boring through the wall. At the expira.
tion Of his sentence he would have been
| turned over to the State authorities for
trial in the Court Of sessions, and It was
this trial, no doubt, that he dreaded.
Browne, Osborne L Co. advertise in this
issue between forty and fifty thousand
dollars worth of general merchandise. to
be cold between now and Christmas. This
will doubtless aiiJrd the trading public
rare opportunity of buying goods r!ghE
They also call attention to the fact that
they buy cotton largely, and always pa7
the highest market prices for the staple.
See them before you sell your cotton CT
buv your goods. They will make it to