The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-10-19
LOCAL. NEWS.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 10, 1893.
THE COTTON MARKET.

Strict Middling, AZ.
Middling, AZ.
Stained Cotton, to Al.
Court begins at Pickens next Mon
day.
Night services in the City Churches
begin now ut 7.30 o'clock.
J. A. Mccullough. Esq, of Green
vile, is in the city attending Court.
A local weather prophet says this
section will experience a severe winter.
Mr.. II. l.. Adams, of Charlotte, n.
T., has been spending N few days in
tho city.
Lesser 4, Co. have new advertise
ment this week. and you should read it
carefully.
The first frost OF the season made it's
appearances iii this section last Satur-
day morning.
The list of manage 5 for both tho
State and Federal elections is publish
ed in another column.
Merchants and milIiners think it is
time to lay aside your straw hat. They
say IL Is 'ONt or date"
Mr.. James Scaborn. Clerk of Court
of Oconee County, was III the city last
week attending Court.
Mr.. j.. w. Holleman, the efficient
Master of OcOnce COUNT, spent few
days in the city last week.
Arrange your plans early to attend
the 30th annual State Fair to be held
in Columbia, Nov. II to 18.
Miss Susie McMullen and Miss Oglcs-
by, of Hartwell, were in tho city last
"Wednesday and Thursday.
Attention IS directed to the new adj
yertisement of !. Il. Ligom & Co., of
the Electric City Shoe Store.
The examination of teachers for the
public schools of this County will be
held i'll this city next Friday.
Miss Mclanie Thornley, returned to
her home at picllens last Wednesday,
accompanied by Miss Julia FAINT.
Miss Annie Hollingsworth, OF Pick
CHS, and Miss Mary Newman, of Glenn
son, are visiting Miss Elise Maulilin.
Mr.. Robert NJ. Shirley, one OF IIonea
Paths most popular and successful
merchants, spent Monday in the city.
The Oconcr Fair Association will
hold its fifth annual fair ut Seneca on
Wednesday and Thursday of next
week.
Rev. j. n. ii. Summcrell has gone to
Lancaster, s. c., to attend the Prcsby-
terrain Synod, which convened last
night.
We want all of our subscribers who
are in arrears to come forward and
settle. We need the money and must
have it.
Capt. Thos. +. Hill, accompanied by
his wife. has gone to the mountains to
spend few weeks Tecuperating his
health.
Messrs. A. e. Welboln, B. M. Shuman
and II. p. COthran, of the Greenvillle
Bar, were i'll the city last week attend
ing Court.
Rev. ID. w. Hi0tt has resigned as
pastor of lBarkel's Creek Church, and
Rev. w. r. Hawkins has been elected
his successor. = 4;as s;Ae.r,
Miss Nellie Orr. of Grccmviilc, and
Mrs. FlOride Orr Hall, Of Greenwood,
are visiting the family Of their uncle,
Mr.. John D0dd, of the 2nd Regiment,
Georgia Volunteers, now in Atlanta,
spent Sunday and Mondny in. Anderson
visiting relatives.
Mrs. \. NJ. Walters, of Gmenvillc,
has been spending u few days in the
city visiting the fnmily of her brother,
Mr.. f. G.. Milford.
Mr.. Julius II. We'll, of the Alliance.
Store, left to-day tor the New York
market to purchase goods. lie will be
absent about ten days.
In his now advertisement this week
G.. :, Minor, OF the Ten CENTS SOre,
tells our renders of the nisti,y bargains
he has i'll store for them.
Rev. w. Il. Capcrs returned last
Saturday from Washington, ID. e..
where he Iins been attending the Elds-
cOpal General Convention.
Mr. Il. j.. Neville, Of Charleston, has
been spendinga few days in the city
advertising Cllarlcston's Gala Week,
which h",ins .e:s:: Monday.
John Il. l.mrriss is s,.;arii,g steel
ranges, stoves, crockery, etc, ut bar
gain prices. Read lis new advertise
meitt and go and see his stock
The Knights of l'ythius will meet
tomorrow evening ut 8 O'Clock. 1hu,
meeting will be an impnrtant one. and
every member is requested to attend.
Mr.. +. NJ. Ruff; one of Anderson s
most efficient rnachincsts, went to Wal
halln Monday to repair snnie of tho.
machinery in the Walhnlla cotton mill.
\ slight change has been made in the
schedule ON the Southern ROailr0atl.
The afternoon train arrives here nhw
at !':35, ten miGutes later than formerly.
Mr.. u. A. Smith, one OF the editors
OF the ReO,Uee Courier, Walhaila, was
in the city last Thursday and was a
welcome visitor to the INTELLlGENcEi.
sanctrm.
The. new advertisement Of Brock
Bros. In another column calls attention
to the merits of the great Syracuse
turn plOw. Tho farmers should read
it carefully.
DIR. .J.C. Harris. accompanied by Mr..