The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-11-17
LOCAL NEWS.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. II, 1897.
THE COTTON MARKET.


Corrected By B1oarn, Osborne d Co.
Strict good Middling Cotton 81.
Good Middling Cotton u.
Strict Mjddling Cotton ..
Mid6ling Cotton *.
Stained Cotton Il to AZ.
There are no "blind tigers in Ander-
son.
Thanksgiving Day is ono week from to-
morrow.
Bank collections are as good as usual
this season.
The Dispensary in this city is doing g
paofltable business.
Mr.. G C. Sullivan left the city Monday
for Clifton, S. G.
T. J. Mauldin, Esq, visited his old
home, Pickens, last week.
Miss Alice Harris, of the Fork, is spend
ing few days in the city.
Some very fine sweet potatoes are now
being brought to the city.
The contractors are rushing the work on
the City Hall building.
Wallace's Show will attract large crowd
to the city next Saturday.
The drummers are numerous now, but
they a-e having dull time.
A cut in prices has been made by L..
Geisberg. See his advertisement.
The gobb!e, gobble of the Thanksgiving
turkeys are now heard In the land.
All places of business will be closed in
Anderson on Thanksgiving Day.
The tax Office is not crowded these days.
Paw up and avoid the rush at the last.
Attention is directed to the new adver-
tisement Of B. O. Evans & Co, the cloth.
iers.
It will soon be hog. killing time, and the
man who has several to butcher should be
happy.
The chrysanthemum, the queen Of the
fall flowers, is now in its glory, blooming
beautifully.
Miss Bessie Shankln. Of Pendleton, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. E. Moore, on
Greenville Street.
Mr.. J. P. Boyd, of Bowersville. Ca,
was in Anderson last Saturday and gave
US an appreciated call.
The Electric City Shoe Store has new
advertisement this week, to which we in
vite your attention.
The bangle crazs has started again.
Girls, unlock your old jewel cases and get
out your old bangles.
II YOU are looking for bargains, read
carefully the advertisements in the INTEL
LIGENCER every week.
Last Wednesday night burglars entered
.he store Of ]. w. Mattson, at Deans, and
carried off u lot Of goods.
Two tramps with monkey and hand
organ have been amusing the children on
the streets for several days.
Large crops Of hay have been cut and
or was fine for such work.
Dr.. John C. Whitefield is quite sick
with fever. We join his many friends In
wishing him speedy recovery.
Mrs. S. Bleckley is remodeling her hC...e o
on North Main Street, and when completed
will bs handsome structure.
The Chronicle says that a half dozen
weddings are scheduled to take place In
and around Honea Path this fall.
Bishop Capers will be with Us on
Thanksgiving Day, and will preach on
that day in the Episcopal Church.
Reader, have you paid your subscription
to the INTELL1aENCER? If not, please do
so at once Weneed the money.
Rev. J. n. II. Snmmerel, who has been
on visit to bis old home, Salisbury, n.
c., returned home few days ago.
Charleston Gala Week begins on De.
cember 18th The railroad fare from An
derson will be $3.50 for the round trip.
Hon. B Y. Crayton attended the State
Fair in Columbia last week, and was
warmly greeted by his many old friends
Attention is direcled 10 the new adver-
tisement of the Sullivan Hardware Com
pany. 1t will interest the sportsmen especi-
ally.
Miss Daisy Black we'll and Misses Geor-
eia and Roberta Heard, of ElbertoD, Ga,
are in the city visiting Miss Victor Mar
din.
Rev. NJ McGee, of Ionea Path. has
been elected pastor Of Rocky River
Church, in Martin Township, for next
year.
Thursday, 25th inst. being Thanksgiv-
ing Day, will be nstinnal holiday, and as
a consequence the banks end public offices
will be closed.
Persons contemplating going West
shopld read the advertisement of Fred, D.
Bush. District Passenger Agent, in anoth
or column.
The new advertisement of Austin &
Co ia directed this week more especially
to the ladies', who will find it interesting.
Read it carefully.
10 their new advertisement this week c.
+. Jones 81 Co. tell of the big stock OF
clothing they have in store, and the men
should read it carefully.
The fall SEASON. thus far haS been unus
ually mild The effect of Jack Frost on
vegetation was visible for the first time
last Friday morning.
Hon. A. G. Latimer has issued call for
all the cotton growers of this County to
meet in this city on Salesday in December
II shnnld he largely attended