The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-04-13
LOCAL NEWS.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1898.
THE COTTON MARKET.

THE COTTON MARKET.
Corrected by Bros0ss, Osborne d Co.
Strict good Middling Cotton 81.
Good Middling Cotton 81.
Strict Middling Cotton 81.
Middling Cotton Of.
Stained Cotton 4 to 5.
Winter is lingering in the lap of spring.
The police have donned their new spring
suits.
! Local news scarce ind unimportant this
week.
Spring chickens are in demand now at
fancy prices.
The bicycle dealers Of the city are doing
live business.
Is Anderson going to have base ball
tsam this year?
The Methodist Church on Factory Hill
| isbeing enlarged.
DIR. j. c. Harris is on professional visit
to Baltimore this week.
The State Prohibition Convention meets
in Columbia tomorrow.
A Lodge of Good Templars has been
organized on Factory Hill.
We are indebted to Senator Tillman for
valuable public documents.
Rev. O. P. Porcher, of Pendleton, spent
Monday and Tuesday in this city.
C.. f. Jones & Co. have something inter-
estipg to say in this issue. Read it.
Rev. Sam. Jones will lecture in Will
liamsson the latter part of this month.
The Alliance Store has a new advertise.
msnt this week that will interest you.
The Racket Store has new advertise
ment that will interest you this week.
The anglers say fish are very scarce in
the streams in this section this season.
Resd Brown, Osborne e. Co.'S eye opener
on patterns, dry goods. notions and milli-
merry.
Very few of the Anderson negroes are
anxious to do duty in the United States
Army.
Miss Bertha Reese left yesterday morn
ing for Augusta, where she will visit
friends.
Two weeks from to- day the reunion of
the Confederate Veterans takes place in
Charleston!
Savannah River is reported to be lower
than it was ever before known at this sea-
son of the year.
Miss Lidie Hagood, of Essley, spent
Sunday in the city visiting the family of
MI. c A. Reed.
The p. NJ. cadets and the pupils of the
public schools of the city were given holi-
day on Good Friday.
Editor Moore, of the Honea Path
Chronicle. was in the city yesterday, and
gave US pleasant call.
The Board Of Health should see that the
city is put in good sanitary condition be-
fore the hot weather begins.
Mrs. J. B. Haltiwanger, of Edgefield,
after pleasant viait to her old home in
this city, has returned home.
An accident happened to the electric
plant last week and the new cotton mill
had to suspend work for day.
Tomorrow is the anniversary of the
bonn bnrdment of Fort Sumter. a genera
tion hss grown up since that date.
If you are interested in cultivators, cot
ton planters and bicycles read carefully the
new advertisement of Brock Bros.
United States Marshal Lawson d. Mel
ton has reappointed Mr.. w. G. Bailey
deputy marshal for Anderson County.
The military law of this State is so
worded that il necessary. white and col.
ored soldiers may be drafted in equal pro-
portion.
Easter Sunday was a cloudy, rainy day,
and the girls were sorely disappointed
that they could not don their new spring
dresses and hats.
Mrr. H. l.. Adams, of Charlotte, n. c.,
is in the city visiting her mother, Mrs. A.
s. Stephens. Her many old friends are
delighted to greet her.
The Success Weeder and Cultivator" is
very popular with the farmers. Read
McCnlhy Bros. new advertisement and
learn something Oft.
Married, on Sunday, April 3. 1898, at the
home OF Charley Mccoy, by Rev. N. G..
Wright, Mr.. VIM. Mccoy and Miss Malie
Pool, all of Anderson County.
John Sullivan and Jim Norris, of the
Piedmont Cotton Mills, caught 800 pounds
of fine fish just below the mill dam in
three hours one day last week.
Mr.. w. d. Grant, of Clarkesville, Ga is
in tho city Spending a .ew days with his
sons, j. II. and G. T. Grant. He was for
merly resident this County.
Rev w. NJ. Hardin, of Lexington
County. visited his old home in this
County last week Ills old friends were