The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-11-10
LOCAL NEWS.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10, 1897.
THE COTTON MARKET.

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Strict Middling Cotton ..
Midding Cotton 4.
Stained Cotton 4 to 4
The price of cotton seed is now on the
decline.
Small dwelling houses are in demand il
| Anderson.
The Wedding bells continue to ring II
| this section.
J Z. Boggs, Esq, of Pckens, was in the
city Monday.
Miss Lide NJ. Hagood, of Easley, i:
visiting at Mr.. G. A. Reeds.
Don't fail to read the new advertisement
of the Electric City Shoe Store.
1t is now the general opinion that cotton
will continue to decline in price
L. X. Clyde, Esq, of Greenville, has
been spending a few days in the city.
Anderson County is well represented al
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 l07 acres of land
| for sale near the city. See advertisement.
Miss Nellie Kennedy. of Due West, is in
| the city visiting the family of j. K. Hood
ESQ.
Iu some sections the farmers are still
h,,t u,iI1
here.
The attention of contractors is directed
to the advertisement of Supervisor Smell
grove.
1t is said that an unusual number oil
meteors may be soen thie month. Look
out for them.
The public schools Of Williamson
School District No Swill open next Mon
day, 18th lost
Mr. John A. Callahan, of Shoal Creek,
Ga, was in the city last week and gave us
pleasant call.
The bu.chesS2f 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
Daffie and Church stIeets.
Mr.. Paul Sharpe and family, Of Nash
Vile, Tenn, are spending few days in
Anderson visiting relatives.
The Stock Show at Honea Path last
Wednesday. We are informed, was sue
cess, and was well attended.
The personal properly of The late Capt
NJ B Williams will be sold on Friday,
10Th inst. See advertisement
In their new advertis sement1his week G
f. Jaues Il Co. call attention to some spe
cial bargains they are cffsfing.
The work on the new Jail building il
net progressing very fast. The contrac.
to-s have been delayed in getting material
Up to last night Audersons cotton re-
ceSpts for this season aggregate total of
I3 522, bales; same time last year, II, ,94l
bales
Mrs. T. A.. Rstliffe has gone to Colum-
bia to visit her parents and to attend the
State Fair She will be absent about three
weeks.
Married. OF Sunday, October 81. 1897.
by Rev 4. NJ. Attaway, Mr.. Enoch Drake
aud Mrs. Sallie Nelson, both of Anderson
County.
Anderson received SOP bales of cotton
last Thursday from wagons. This was
one of the biggest days receipts Anderson
has ever had.
spending a few days in Belton with rela-
us pleasant call.
Capt F. w. r. Nance, Abbevile's pop
ul!r Sheriff, was in the city last Thursday,
and WAS welcoma visitor to the INTEL
LIGESCER sanctun.
.iudeG and Mrs J. w. Hoileman, of
Wahalla, have been spending few days
in Anderson visiting the family OF their
son, Mr.. j. II. Holleman.
These nights arc long. and the young
people have plenty Of time to devote to
reading. Good books and plenty Of them,
should ie in every home.
There is one case Of typhoid fever at
Clemson College. This is saiu to be an
exceptional case, the health o. the place
being excellent otherwise.
Old newspapers for sale at this Office.
Ton cents per hundred Use them in
putting down carpets Cheaper than
anything else and Just as good.
We thank those of our patrons who have
respnndt so promptlyto our call for cash.
Let the good work go on. 1t is little for
each of you, bu. it is great deal to us.
Nuw is the time to lay in your winters
supply of wood and coal. The price OF
coal on account of tha strikes ct the mines,
is little higher than it was last winter.
Judging from the advertisem ents in the
plpers, Anderson County has fewer fore
closure sales than any County in the State
This certainly speaks well for onr people.
In bis new advertisement this week. K.
A. Lewis. the merchant prince OF Bolton,
calls special attention to the bargains be is
Offering during November. Read what be
says
Mr.. S II. Rodgers, editor of the Pal
n,etto Post, Port Royal, s. c., was one OF
the delegates from his town to the Black
Diamond Railroad meeting in this city
last week.