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

Corrected By Broa0n, Osborne d; Co.
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Old March sscame in like lamb.''
Anderson needs and should have a pub
lie library.
The fertilizer dealers continue to do a
lively business.
A census of the city is being taken by
thu policemen.
The C,unty POI sion Board meets next
Friday, 5,h inst.
A local weather propt ct predicts a good
fir lit crop this year.
This is Ash Wednts.ay-:.he first day
OF the lenten season.
G,n. M. L. Bonham went to Pickens
Monday to attend Court.
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any month for the last four years.
Mr. F. NJ. Butler has decided to move to
Fitzgerald, Ga, to engage in business.
B.rnum g. Bailey's big circus will visit
Anderson on the 18th Of next May.
Miss Lizzie Reese. who has been visit n :
friends in Sumter, has returned home.
Small grain is growing nicely, and the
prospect for good crop is encouraging.
Go out to the Opera HORSE next
Nor dag night and hear DR.. steel's lecture.
The Anderson Ice Company is putting
in new machinery and enlarging its plant.
The work on the new cotton mill has
bsen retarded on account OF the bad wealth.
er.
Streetoverseer McGee has large force
of hands at work on the streets this morn
ing.
Saw, hammer and trowel-three eviden-
ces of the prosperity of Anderson this
year.
Mrs. Georgia Williams and son, Allie,
of Greenwood, are in Anderson visiting
relatives.
Mr.. A. Lesser has gone to the Eastern
markets to buy his stock OF Spring and
Summer goods.
Miss A. O. Norris, of the Toney Greek
section, is spending few days in the city
visiting relativeP.
Last Monday was Silesday and, as
usual, attracted large crowd 10 the city.
Business was good.
Mrs. Rsbecca Cox, of Columbia, Tenn,
Is in the city visiting her daughter, Mrs.
John G. White6eld.
Hor. w. P. Wideman will visit Ander.
ture, "Hit the Grit"
Mrs S. Bleckley and daughter, Miss
Zoe, who have been visiting Florida, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mr.. F. E Watkins, who is general agent
in South Carolina for the Pratt Gin Com
pany, is now on the road.
Mr.. F. A. Daniels, having secured po-
sit on in the Rchland Cotton Mills, has
m wed to Columbia, S. G..
There will be less idle land in Anderson
County this year than ever before. Every
available acre will be utilized.
Mr.. w. D. Simpson has opened gen.
eral bicycle establishment Ia the Norris
building on East Benson street.
Mr.. r S. Hill, who has been quite sick
for several weeks, is still confined to his
bed, and Lis condition Is not improving.
The B. Y..P. u. of South Carolina will
convene in annual session in the First
Baptist Church, Greenville, on April 1st.
Miss Lizzie Williams, of the Ladies'
Store, i, off to the Eastern markets to buy
hec goods for the Spring and Summer
trade.
Mr.. W. B. Magruder will return from
Atlanta tomorrow with car load of fine
horses and mules, which he will sell at low
prices.
Mr. H. c. Townsend will begin the cree.
tion of a brick building on his lot next to
the railroad cut, on North Main street, IN
the near future.
Mrs. e NJ. Rucker, accompanied by her
granddaughter, Misses Lucia and Marion
Taylor, has gone to Washington, D. c., to
spend few days.
Mr.. W. P. Houseal, managing editor of
the Lutheran Visitor, Newberry, S. c.,
was in the city last Thursday, and gave us
an appreciated call.
Mr. J. R. Hays, of Hart County, Ga I,
who has been spending few days in the
County visiting relatives, was in the city
Monday and gave Us pleasant call.
The County Board of Equalization will
meet, as required by law, next Tuesday,
9th inst, in the County Auditors office.
Every member should attend promptly.
Rev. r J. Williams, of Greenviile, will
deliver his lecture on his "Trip through
Palestine" in the Baptist Church at Lown-
desville next Tuesday evening, 9th inst.
The list OF managers for the election on
the question of building new Court
House and Jail is published this week.
The election takes place on Saturday,
np1i oho'
Influenza seems to have about finished
its course, although there is an occasional
victim. A fellow in Yorkville recently
said that the grip was not fit for white
man to have.
Mr.. Geo. 3 Townsend attended the
annual meeting of the Southern Ice Ex-
change in Charleston last week. The E1-
change is composed Of the ice manufactur.
ers ofthe South.
The Columbia Register of yesterday
says: "Mr. D. a. Burwell, of the city, has
been awarded the contract for over two
million feel of lumber for the Anderson
Cotton Mills, of Anderson, S. c."
Brownlee e. Vandivers call attention this
week to their stock of flour, syrup. tobac.
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