The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-09-22

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Strict good Middling Cotton..."".."". ct
Good Middling Cotton. e!
Strict Middling Cotton.."". MINIMUM.
Middling Cotton =
Stained Cotton 10 D!
The beer dispensary, we are told, is doing
a good business.
The city graded schools will open Mon.
day, 4th October.
Editor ,rle. of the Oconcc Ncms. was
in thu city Monday.
Persons indebted to H. G.. Johnson &
Son should read their advertisement.
Miss Nettie Cdtlett has zone to Ashe-
Vile, n. c., to visit het sister, Mrs. Vance.
Some If the farmers say there will not
be much cotton to pick after the middle OF
October.
Col. J. B. E. Sloan offers e fne planta-
ton near Pendleton for sale. See adver-
tisement.
The advertisement of the wholesale de-
partment of G. F. Jones g. Co. will appear
next week.
The price of cotton is not at all encour.
aging, still it is being brought to market
right briskly.
If o are hungry and want something
good to eat, read the new advertisement Of
II B. FAINT e. Son.
The streams in this section are worry low;
and we hear that a number of wells and
springs have dried up
Elberton (Ga.) Star: miss Victor Mar
din, enc of South CaroliDa's charming
daughters, is in the city"
Messrs. Beattie G ossett and Frank Ma
jor, two Of Pelzer's popular salesmer.
spent Sunday in the city.
Our cotton receipts from September 1st
to last night shows 2,042 bales against p,
700 for the same period last year.
Mrs. George Maret, of the Fork, is in
the city visiting her granddaughter, Mrs
Claude Shelton, who is quite sick.
MI. R. G. Hagen, of Due West, was in
the city last Friday and was welc7me
| visitor to the INTELL1GENCER office.
Miss Louise Patrick, youngest daughter
of Col. j. B Patrick. has gone to Marion.
| Ala, 10 attend the Judson Female Insti
tute.
E. P. Sloan and w w. White, Exec
utors. offer sorae valuable property near
the city suburbs for sale. See advertise
ment
Gov. Bob. Taylor, of Tennessee, will
| deliver bis famous lecture, "Thc Fiddle
and the Bow," in Greenville Tomorrow
night.
Mrs. M. Wyck, who has been spead-
ing several months in Atlanta with her
sea, Mr.. s. NJ. VanWyck, has returaed
home.
The many friends of Miss B ,rtha Reese
are delighted to welcome her home again
after a pleasant trip through Virginia and
the North.
The farmers have harvested a good I
of fodder. hay aud other forage stuff.
The weather has been very favorable to
such crops.
Mr.. Joseph Martin, sr., and Mrs. Bette
Archer are erecting neat cottages in the
southeastern portion Of the city, near Mr..
c. F. Jones' residence.
Hartwell (Ga.) Sun: miss. Slliie Nc
Lesky. an attractive young lady of Town
Vile, S. G.. is visiting the family of her
brother, Mr.. J.J McLssky."
Monday. September the 90 h. is the Jew
ish New Year, which will be observed by
all the Jewish business houses in oar city
closing their places of business.
The friends of II II. Watkins. Esq,
will regret to learn that he is confioed 10
his bed with an attack of mslarial fever.
We wish him a speedy recovery.
Cotton seed buyers are in the market.
and, as formerly, competition is lively.
Bring your seed to Anderson and you will
always get the top of the market for it
Farmers about gathering time often uu-
derestimate their cotton crops, being al
ways on the bull side Of the market. This
year their reports are not much e1aggera-
ted.
Rev. O. L Martin, pastor of the First
Baptist Church. who has been spending
his vacation in Virginia. reached homo
last Thursday and occupied his pulpit on
Sunday.
Mr.. J. H. Moore, the genial aud popular
manager of the Yates Shoe Co., who has
been spending q month in Charleston, has
returned to the city, and is again ct his
post OF duty.
Married, on Sunday afternoon, Septem-
Der IL. 1897, by j.. NJ B-oyles, Notary
Public, and at his residence. Mr.. Lowery
| Osborne and Mrs. Emma Martin, all Of
Anderson County.
Miss Ethel v. Nance left yesterday for
Gaffney, s c., on her way to Rock Hill,
where She will resume her duties ms a
| piano teacher in Winthrop College. which
opens next Wednesday.
The Patrick Military Institute has open
ed with encouraging prospects. The'al-
tendance now is twice as large as it was st
| this date last year, and more cadets are
expected within the next week.
1t 10 current that Anderson will soon
! have q daily paper. TX oiGht, OF
| Georgia. will De the editor and manager,
| and will be backed by g stock company
composed of a few of our citizens.
We invite your attention to tte new adj
v%ertisement of O. D Anderson & BIO ,
who have Just received a Job lot of shoes
which are being offered at bargain prices.
| Give them q call and gee their goods
Ifyou need a pair of shoes, real The new
! advertisement OF the Yates Shoe Company
on the first page. The Company has re
ceived an immense stock for the fal! and
winter trade, and prices are very low.
Miss Lizzie Williams, of the Ladies'
Store, begins her closing out sale to-day.
as will be seen by reading her new adver-
tisement. She has many rare bargains,
goods at once.
Married. at the residence of the brides
father, Mr.. l. E. Stephenson, m Thurs
day, September l6 1877, by Rev. R. c.
| Lyon, Mr.. j. D. Holcombe, of Georgia,
and Miss Matte Stephenson, of An1erson
County, s. G.
Parties sending US communications OF
any kind will please append their sigma
ture, not for publication but for our own
information. 1t is the rule Of all newspa.
pers to pay no attention to anonymous
communications
A tramp was found dead near the dep t
in Seneca last Monday morning His
head was entirely severed from his body.
He was stealing q ride, fell from the train
and was killed. There was no clue 10 the
dead mans identity.
Lizzie, the only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. J.. Tucker, of Hopewell Town
ship, died on Monday. 18Th inst, after a
brief illness with diphtheria. The parents
have the sympathy of all their friends in
their sore bereavement.
Mrs. Jane Gaillard Robinson, formerly
with Mr.. U. e. Seybt, is now in the mil
linery department at Brown, Osborne &
Co.'S, and would be pleased to have all her
friends and customers call and see her.
She will take great pleasure in serving
them.
The terrible hot spell was ended Mon.
day evening, when the mercury went
down in a hurry. Fires felt comfortable