The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-11-24
LOCAL N EWS.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. p 1887.
THE COTTON MARKET.

IHE CU1l Sl.AhG3.
Corrected by Bi'own, Osborne & Co.
Strict good Middlirg Cotton 5 5 lG.
Good Middling Cotton > 5 lG.
Strict Middling Cotton . IL.
Middling Cotton i1-l6.
Stained Cotton 4 TO ~.
Mr.. Walter Cox, of Pelzer, was in the
city yesterday.
Ifyou have got something to sell, ad-
vertise the fact.
Poultry raising could bemsde profitable
in this County. Try it.
Small grain is coming up beautifully
this spring like weather.
Mr.. Will Stephens is erecting neat
cottage on Bleckley street.
The small boy has commenced laying
by his nickels for Christmas.
Our merchants are making preparations
for the Christmas holiday trade.
The new advertisement of G. F. Jones
& Co. this week spoaks for itself.
Bad colds and yellow .jaundice are very
much j. evidence in this section.
Mr.. A. L Welch is building cottage
east of his residence, on Orr street.
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving Day. Al
business will be suspended il the city.
It is said that another circus will visit
Anderson the latter part Of next month
Some very fine turkeys have been
brought to the city during the past week
Sunday hours will bs observed at the
Postof1ire tom orrow Thanksgiving Day.
Mai w. H. Mauldin, of Hampton, S
c., spent two or three days in the city last
week.
The attention Of contractors is directed
to the advertisement of Supervisor Snei
grove.
Prof. NJ. T. Dunwcody, of Atlanta is in
the city visiting the family OF Mrs. M. E.
Keese.
Mrs. r. H Simpson cud children, o.
Clinton, are visiting relatives in this
County.
The farmer who failed TO put in a good
grain crop can not put the blame on the
weather.
The new advertisement OF Moore &
Wallis, of The Racket Store, should be
read closely.
H. B. FAINT & Son have just received g
lot Of fresh cake material. Read their new
advertisement.
MIR. P. B. Acker has moved into the city
and is occupying his new residence on
South Main street.
A local weather prophet says that WE
will have no severe weather until after the
Christmas holidays.
In their new advertisement this week
B O. Evans 6J Co. Issue q Thanksgiving
proclamation. Read it.
Miss Mira Crumley, who hes been spend
ing several months IN Anderson. left thl:
morning for her home in Florida.
Mr.. A. B. Carpenter, of Greenvil!e, was
in the city last week and attended the
marriage OF Miss Maggie Manldin.
The Excelsior Oh Mill sill run it's gin.
merry only two days week for the rest oI
the season-Mondays and Thursdays.
Miss Carrie Keith, of Keowee River, and
Miss Fannie Maxwell, of Walhalla, spent
several weeks in Anderson last week.
Attention is directed to the advertise
meut of w. B. Magruder, who has jus
received lot Of fine norSes and mules.
Messrs S. Rytten berg, Dong China and
Sam. Chandler, of Sumter, came up tc
attend the marriage of Miss Lizzie Reese
It is not often that tomatoes and SNAP
beans are gathered from gardens up to the
middle of Novem Der, rs hes been the case
this year.
hGr E Marion Rncker, Jr an assistant
attorney in the Iuterio. Department in
Washington, has resigned to practice law
in that city.
Clifton Johnston, OF Honea Path Town
ship, has presented us q sweet potato thai
weighed nine pounds This is good one
Who can beat it?
Fey. S. Lander, D. D.. OF Williamson
npent Sunday in the city and preached
both morning and evening in the Second
Methodist Church.
Miss Ruwlett, a charming young lady o.
Columbia, arrived in the city Monday
afternoon to attend the marriage OF hel
friend, Miss Lizzie Keese.
Bishop Capers will conduct the Thanks
giving service in Grace (Episcopal) Church
Tomorrow at II o'clock q. M. All are in
vited to attend the service
While enjoying your Thanksgiving
feastB tomorrow, remember your pool
neighbor (if you have one), and share
your good things with him.
Greenwood Inde:c: "Mlss Ditma Gil
mer, Of Anderson. was in town shor1
while last week Miss Gilmer has many
friends and admirers here"
The Robert E. Lee Chapter Of the Daugh
ters Of the Confederscy will meet at the
residence OF Mrs. c. S. Sullivan on tht
frat Monday in December.
Thanksgiving service will be held in tht
Presbyterian Church to morrow mornin(
at IL o'clock. A collection will be taker
for the Thorn we'll Orphanage.
Charlie Farr. an Industrious and wCfthI
negro, died at bis home in this city las
Sunday morning, after an illness OF sew
eral months " ith consum Dtion.
County Superintendent Of Education
Attaway hes an important notice in an
other column to school trustees and teach
ers, who should read it carefully.