The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-12-07
LOCAL NEWS.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. z. 1898
THE COTTON MARKET.

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Strict Aiiddling-5.
| Middling-S3.
Stained Cotton-4A TO AZ.
Lesser & Co. advertise great
slaughter sale. Read what they say.
The. coal man and the plumber can
| wink the other eye at the ice man now.
G. f. Jones g. Co. advertise this week
many bargains i'll goods for both sexes.
The Barkers Crdk Church in Honea
Path Township will be dedicated next
Sunday.
John T. Burriss has 81 large stock of
toys and other Christmas goods. Give
| him II call.
Rev. c.. ivar,ilaw. OF Arkansas,
preached i'll the First Baptist Church
| last Sunday. -@--t----.-..:
II is said that another member of the
| Anderson Bar will soon forsallc the
ranks Of bachelors.
Mrs. Paul Stephens has gone to her
| old home, EatOnton, Ga, to spend the
| Christmas holidays.
| The continued rains are greatly re-
| tnrding The sowing OF wheat by the
Old Santa Claus is making heatlquar-
| ters at &. $. Minors Ten Cent Store.
| Read his advertisement.
| Watch the columns of the INTELII-
GENCER and yOu will know where to
buy your Christmas goods. r.
Now that killing cold has come the
| nppctlzing 0dOrs of sausage and spare
ribs are abroad in the land.
| At the Alliance Store you will find a
| large stock to select Christmas pres
cnt from. See advertisement.
Mr.. Earnest Smith, of Anderson, S.
| c., was u guest of Miss Allie Cosby
last Sunday (Gd.) St,-r.
$50,000 stock of general merchandise
offered by Brown, Osborne 6. Co.
| Read the particulars i'll another column.
The Singers Union kill meet next
| Sunday morning, ut 10 O'clock, at Will
lis Chapel The public is invited to
| attend.
| A special election on tic question Of
issuing $4,000 of bonds by the CITY
Cornell will be held Oh 3Otll inst. See
| ordinance.
| The 1NTELI.IGENCER force is indebted
to Mr.. Z. $. Minor. the geni;l prOprie-
tor OF the Ten Cent Store, for Il liberal
treat OF cigars.
A petition is being Circulated in this
CITY, opposing the acquisition of the
| Philippine Islands, and it is bcing
signed by every person.
| Don't let the enemies of Anderson
fool YOU in saying that the cotton buy
4 In OTf
of the market for cotton.
Mr.. w. Il. Maxwell, after running as
express messenger between Knoxville
and Atlanta for several weeks, has re-
sumed his old run OH tho Blue Ridge
! Road.
On account of the inclement weather
last Sunday afternoon, Rev. w. II.
| Capcrs postponed commencing his
series Of sermons until next Sunday
| afternoon.
| The Baptist State Convention has
elected Col. j. N. Brown and Fl. II.
Watkins, Esq, members of the Board
of Trustees Of the Connie Maxwell
| Orphanage.
| Married, on Sunday, Nov. 90, 1898, at
the home OF Rev. n: &. Wright, the
officiating minister, Mr.. Will l.. King
and Miss Eula Strickland, all of An
| dersOn County.
The many friends of Capt. Thos. f.
Hill will rejoice to learn that his health
has been greatly benefited by his stay
i'll the mountains. He expects to re-
I turn home shortly.
/ The vote in the Third Congressional
District i'll the recent election was as
follows: A. G.. Latimer, Democrat,
4,020; II. Il. Tolbert. Jr:, Republican,
332; scattering, ID.
Mrs. Maggie Moore. of Montana, ar
rived in Anderson last Saturday to
| spend a, few weeks with the family of
her father. Mr.. S. n. Pearman, in
Broadway Township.
| People should take care of them
selves this changeable weather and
avoid tho risk of n case of pneumonia.
| worth pound Of cure.
Tho Grand Lodge of Masons meets
IN Charleston next Tuesday. Mayor
Hood will represent Hiram Lodge, and
Mr.. John G.. Watkins will attend as
| one Of the grand officers. ~
! The Baptist State Convention has
elected j.. L. Tribblc. Esq, OF this
city, one OF tho trustees OF FurmM,
| OUitCISlty. nC convention CNulu
not have secured n better man.
CA. Reeds Music House hns lust
received another big lot OF pianos, or
| gans and other musical Instruments
Read his new advertisement, give him
acail and hear the graphophone: NJ
Mrs. J. A. Brock, Miss Elise Nihul-
din, Miss Sara Power, Miss Victor Mar
din, Dr. w. II. Nartlin, Jr., and Mr. +.
w. Nardin, of this city, attended a
wedding in Elberton, Ca, last week.
Married, Mt the home Of the brides
father. Mr.. nj. b. Duncan, on Sunday,
December 4, 1893, by Rev. N. 6.
Wright. Mr.. Gambrell LOFTS and Miss
Essie Duncan. AllOf Anderson County.
! Rev. r. G. Patrick, of Marion, Ala,
who has been attending the Baptist
Convention in Darlington, epent Mon