The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-01-26
LOCAL NEWS S.
THE COTTON MARKET.


Strict Middling Cotton BIG.
MiddliDg Cotton 5l-16.
Stained Cotton 4 to ).
Vaccination shields are the latest fad.
The smallpox scare is subsiding through
out the State.
J.H GRAFT, ESQ is in Columbia spend
ing few days.
DR.. S NJ. Orr mado professional visi
to Abheville last week.
Do not neglect to make your tax return
to the County Auditor.
Attention is called to the new advertise
ment of Osborne & Bolt.
Rev. j. Z. McBryde, of Donaldsyille
was in the city last Saturday.
N1r. and Mrs. T. A. Aston have been
visiting relatives at Ninety Six.
Mrs. John Russell, of Greenville, is in
the city visiting Mrs. j. NJ. Patrick.
Rev. j. V. Black will preach at Concord
Centeryille Township, next Sunday at II
o'clock.
County Supervisor Snelgrove attended
the Good Roads Convention in Columbia
last week
Grape vines should be trimmed and
tied up this month. The sooner this is
done the better.
Miss Gertrude Brady is spending quite
awhile with her uncle, Capt. j. F. Stone,
OF Williamson.
According 10 the weather bureau reports
this entire section is short on rain fall, for
the past twelve months.
The wind got very high last Saturday
night, and many Of our people feared Il
cyclone was approaching.
Mr.. Sam Crayton has gone to Ocala,
Fla, where he has accepted a position
with a phosphats company.
Mr.. a. V. Barnes, popular travelling
salesman, is in the city and gave us an
appreciated call this morning.
The coal and wood dealers have not had
square deal this winter but the coming
two months may even things up.
Mr.. o. A. Bowen, one Of the most thrifty
farmers of the Pendleton section. paid US
a pleasant visit last Monday morning.
The bill to extend the time for payment
of taxes to February Goth has passed both
the Senate and House Of Representatives.
Miss Won Bostelle, handsome belle of
Anderson, is the guest Of her friend, Miss
Fannie Hoke.- Grcenuiuc Mounfainccr.
The Greeuville Convocation of the
Episcopal Church convenes to day in
New berry. Rev. w It. Capers is attend
ing.
Candidates are beginning to 'nose'
around more boldly, and the indications
are that the campaign will open early this
year.
We regret to learn that Hon. John NJ.
Glenn, whose illness we noted last week,
is not improving. He has severe case OF
fever.
The Union Meetings and Sunday School
Unions of the Saluda Association convene
next Saturday and Sunday in the various
Districts.
The new advertisement Of Brock Bros.
will interest you this week, especially if
you need any hardware, farming imple.
ments, etc.
Mrs. j. L. c. DuPree, wife of Prof.
DuPree, Of Clemson College, has been in
the city since Monday visiting Mrs. John
n. Bleckley.
Examination Of teachers Of the public
schools will be held on Saturday, February
10Th. See the advertisement OF Superin
ten1ent Attaway.
Two boys who had run away from their
homes at Pelzer were arrested here on
Wednesday and sent back to their parents.
Herald and Nc,cs.
Our young friend, Clyde Welch, who
has been clerking in Honea Path for the
past few months, has returned to Ander-
son and is now with Brock Bros.
Mr.. ] w. Bnwden having resigned SIS
member of the County Board of Control,
Mr.. j. w. Rothrock has been appointed
his successor. \ good appointment.
Mr.. J. r. KeowD, formerly Of this place
but now of Atlanta, made rs a pleasant
call yesterday morning. We were de-
lighted to see him, and he is looking we'll.
We are indebted to Mr.. Joseph Blythe
.tllston for copy of q very interesting
poem entitled The Battle Of Lake Ere. )"
1t is fo. sale by all book dealers of the
State
Married. a: tie home of the bride in
Honen Path. on Tuesday. January Is,
1898, by Rev. j. \. Brown, Mr.. j. Morton
Collins, o: Abhevi.le and Miss Annie
Monroe.
Capt. John T.. Allen, OF Barnwell is in
the city visiting relatives Time has
dealt gently with him, and his visit to his
old home is Il source Of much pleasure to
his Old friends.
DR.. VIM. f. Mercer. Of Greenville, who