The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-11-03

Corrected By Brown, Osborne d. Co.
Strict good Middling Cotton III.
Good Middling Cotton 5 SIG.
Strict Middling Cotton 5 SIG.
Middling Cotton 1-l6.
Stained Cotton 4 to d..
The farmers are still busy picking cot
ton and sowing small grain.
Wallace's big shows will visit Anderson
tho latter part OF this month.
Do not forget the railroad meeting in the
Opero House to morrow night.
The public schools of Rock Mills Town
ship will open on Monday, 22nd inst.
Miss Virginia Addison, of Edgefeld, is
in the city visiting Miss Claudia Provost.
c. 81. speights, soliciting agent of the
c. & W. r R., was in the city yesterday.
The new advertisement of the Hill Orr
Drug Co. speaks for itself. Read itcere-
fully.
Anderson County will be we'll repre-.
sented at the State Fair in Columbia next
week.
Don't forget that the County Treasurer
is ready to receive your State and County
taxes.
Reader, if you owe the INTELLIGENCER.
please call and settle. The printers need
little money.
The 'possum crop is reported good this
season, and some very fine ones have been
brought to the market.
Since Sunday night this section has had
an abundance Of rain, but this morning
dawned bright and drlear.
That new advertisement of G. F. Jones
& Co. will prove interestingto every one
Of our readers this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Hood went down to
Due West last week to spend few days
with relatives and friends
An addition OF twenty feet is being built
20 the storeroom occupied by John T..
B1Uies, in tho Peoples bloch,
Our clever friend, Mr.. N. B. Sullivan, Is
the proud father of another boy baby,
which arrived few days ago..
Il. q johnson & Son will have the
Columbia Chainless Bicycle on exhibition
nB1t Saturday. Call and see it.
II you are interested in shoes, you
should read carefully the new advertise
ment this week Of Fripp & Ligon.
Mr.. c. E. Shelton, who is employed on
the G. & W. c. r. has moved his
family from this city to Augusta.
A number of farmers in this County are
holding their cotton for better price.
we sincerely hope they will getit.
In their new advertisement this week B.
o. Evans & Co. quote some prices on
clothing, hats, shoes, etc. Read it.
Attention is directed to the new ad1er.
ment of Fl. B. Fant 81 Son this week, and
il you need any groceries give them g call
Hickorynuts and acorns are unusually
is argued that we will have severe win
ter.
The Plckens Sentinel has been enlarged
to column ausrto aud is greatly i'm
proved in appearance. May it continue to
prosper.
Gen. Nj. L Bonham spent last Friday
night in Seneca, where he had been invited
to address the Camp Of Sons Of Copleder-
ate Veterans.
Mr.. Chas 81. Webb, the genial repre-
- e. o-sr
type founders, Chicago, spent yesterday
in Anderson.
Supervisor Snelgrove and Commission.
ers Maxwell, Clardy and perhaps others
will attend the road conventi ion in Column
bia next week.
Capt. and Mre. P. K. Norris, who have
been spending several months at their
summer home in the mountains returned
home last week.
Mr.. n. Watt Grant, of Bowersville, Co.,
but formerly of Anderson County, was in
the city last week with load OF cotton and
gave US pleasant call.
McCully Bros. quote prices In their new
adver tisemeDt this week on some of their
immense stock of goods, and they want
you to give them call.
The Knights Of Pythias will hold their
regular meeting next Friday evening, and
all the members are urged to attend
promptly at 7.30 o'clock.
Mr.. John C.. CAN'T and his two bright
little boys, Bonnie and Woodfin Grady, of
Broyles s c., was in Hartwell last Satur.
day.-HartweW (Ga.) Sun.
Last Friday, in Belton, Miss Matte E
Brown lost fine Elgin watch, for the re-
turn of which she offers reward Of five
dollars. See advertisement.
The friends of Mr.. Wash. L. Prince will
regret to learn that he Is no better. He is
gradually growing weaker, and it is feared
that his disease will prove fatal.
Invitations have been issued to the mar
riage Of Mr.. Henry s. Bowling, Of Bam-
berg, and Miss Bertha Sharpe, OF this city,
which will take place on the 9th inst.
Ellison, the only child OF Mr.. D. L.
Donualo, died in Pelzer on Saturday, Oc.
tober 23rd, and was buried the following
day In the Cemetery at Williamson.
Messrs. Tribble & Prince, Attorneys,
have removed their Office to the Townsend
building on Main street, upstairs, next
door to Post Office. See advertisement.
Mr.. Wm. Lsughlin found in his vine
yard yesterday large bunch Of grapes, of
the second crop for this year. There was
only one bunch. and it is something un-
usual.
We invite your attention to the new ad-
vartisamenf nf u G. Rrnp1n & Rrn Thau