The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-11-10

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10, 1897.
THE COTTON MARKET.

Stained Cotton to II.
The price of cotton seed is now on the
decline.
Small dwelling houses are in demand in
Anderson.
The wedding bells continue to RUG in
this section.
j. =. Boggs. Esq. of Pickens, was In the
city Monday.
/ Miss Lidie NJ. Hagocd, of Easley. is
visiting at Mr.. o. a. .,.s;!'s.
Don't fell to read .he new advertisement
of the Electric City Shoe Store,
j. IL. low the general opinion that cotton
" IL continue &c decline In price
l.. X. Clyde. Esq, of Greenville, has
been spending few days in the city.
Anderson County is we'll represented at
the State Fair in Colum bia this week.
Dr.. A s. Todd and family, of Calhoun
Falls. came up Sunday TO visit relatives.
r. s. McCully offers 1O7 acres of land
for sale near the city. See advertisement.
Miss Nellie Kennedy. of Due West. ia IN
the city Visiting the family CT :! K. Hood,
ESQ.
In some sections the farmers are still
picking cotton. but rest time will soon be
here.
The attention of contractors ia directed
TO the advertisement Of Supervisor Smell
grove.
It is said that an unusual plumber of
meteors may be soen this month. Look
ont for them.
The public schools OF Williamson
School District Nc s will open next Mon.
day, 18th lost
Mr.. John A. Callahan, Of Shoal Crsek,
Ga, YVES in the city last week and gave us
q pleasant call.
The butchers OF the city are supplying
their patrons with some very fine beef,
pork and mutton.
Mr.. John Callahan. of Honea Path. and
Mr.: David Humphreys, OF Donalds, were
in the city yesterday.
Misses Louise and Anna Humphreys
are In Columbia visiting friends and at
tending the State Fair.
Capt. John w. Daniels has moved into
his new residence at the corner OF Nc
Duu10 and Cnurch stTeete.
Mr.. Paul Sharpe and family, Of Nash
vile, Tennis are spending few days in
Anderson visiting relatives.
The Stock Show at Honea Path last
Wednesday, We are informed, was a cue
CESS, aud was we'll attended.
The personal property of the late Capt
M Is Williams will be sold on Friday,
n jl,c4 So n
In their new ndverlis ementthis week G.
+. Jones &c Co. call attention to some epe
cial bargains they are { ffsring.
The work on the new Jail building /,
not progressing very fast. The contrac
tors have been delayed in getting material
Up to last night Auderson's cotton re-
csiRts for this season aggregate total of |
3,522 bales; same time last year, 1891 !
bales
=. Mrs. T; -, Ratliffe has gone to colam-
State Fair. She will be absent about three |
weeks.
Married. od 4 Sunday, October 81. 1887, |
by Kev. a. M. Attaway. Mr. Enoch Drake |
aud Mrs. Sallie Nelson, both of Anderson |
County.
Anderson received SOP bales of cotton |
last TbuIsday from wagons. This was |
one Of the biggest days receipts Anderson
has ever had.
Dr.sC. G. Geer. Of Atlanta, g. =Ao Is !
spending few days in Bolton with rela-
tives. WAS In the city yesterday and gave |
US Pleasant call.
Capt F. ". R. Nance, Abbeville's pop
ular Sheriff, was In the city last Thursday, |
and was welcome visitor to the INTEI.
eanctuT.
Judge and Mrs j. w. Hoileman, of |
WalhalIa. have been spending few days |
In Anderson visiting the family of their |
son, Mr.. j. T. Bolleman.
These. nights are long, and the young |
people have plenty Of time to devote to |
reading. Good books and plenty Of them,
should : o in every home.
There is one case of typhoid fever a. |
Clemson College. This is saih to be an |
case, the health of the place |
being excellent otherwise.
i. Old newspapers for sale at this Office.
Ten cents per hundred Use them In
pnttinE down carpets Cheaper than |
We thank thoee Of our patrons who have
responded 80 promptlyt to our call for cash |
Let the good work go on. It is q little for
each OF yon, but It is great deal to us.
Now is the time to lay in your winters
supply of wood, and coal. The price Of |
coal. on account of the strikes at the mines,
is little higher than 1t was !ast winter.
= Judging from the advertisements ih the
P pipere,; Anderson County has fewer fore.
closure seles than any County In the State
This certainly speaks we'll for our people.
In bis uew advertisement this week. r.
A. iL6wiss the merchant prince OF Bolton,
cails .epeoial atteh tiSn to the bargains he is
offering duri6g November. Read what he
says.
Mr. 8 HI. Rodgers. editor Of the Pal.
saetto Post. Port Royal, 81 c.. was, one Of
the d6legates from hfs town to the Black
Diamond Railroad meeting In this city
lest week. =.
{ Married. on Sunday morning, Novem-
Der s1fg7, By J =. Clardv. Notary Pub.
l!c. and st his residences, Mr.. Samuel Carr
tee sand M!as Nina spearman, both OF
Piedmont. 8. c.