The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-09
LOCAL NEWS.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9, 1898
THE COTTON MARKET.

Stalncu COttOl-34 10 J.
The dispcnsary is doing rushing
business.
The price of cotton has downward
tendency.
The HOpcwcll school will open next
Monday, 14th inst.
Happy is the man whose barns and
smoke house are full.
Miss BERTHE Duckworth, of this
County, is in Greenwood visiting
friends.
Mrs. JAS. \. IIoyt, of Greenvillc, is
i'll the city visiting relatives and
friends.
Rev. J. l.. McLin, wife and little son
have been visiting relatives at West
minister.
Anderson County will be we'll repre-
scntcd at the State Fair in Columbia
next week.
The Evans Pharmacy can supply you
with glass, cut to any size. See adver-
tiscmcnt.
Sheriff johnson, of IIartwcll. Ga,
was i'll the city last Saturday hunting
for III escaped prisoner.
If YOU need an ovcrc0at be sure to
read the new advertisement in another
column OF Il. q. Evans g. Co.
Don't forget that County Treasurer
Brown is ready and anxious to receive
your State and County taxes.
''Mountain scllooncrs," loaded with
apples, cabbage, potatoes, etc, are.
quite numerous on our streets.
Mr.. w. Il. Hubbard has gone to Bal
tmorc, where he will spend Il few
weeks under medical treatment.
Mr.. A. w. Anderson, the energetic
Superintendent Of the G. & w. G.. II.
r., was i'll the city last Saturday.
Mr.. Hoyt King, who has been spend
ing the summer as Il clerk in IL hotel at
niagara Falls, has returned home.
Mrs. B. +. CAN'T, of Pcndlcton, has
been spending Il few days in the city
visiting her sister. Mrs. +. G. Brown.
Miss Lucia Taylor has gone to Green
wood, where she will tonight act as
bridesmaid at the marriage Of friend.
Mrs. Peter Acller, of Broadway
Township, has gone down to Edgetcld
County to spend few weeks with
relatives.
Five arrests for carrying concealed
weapons were made Saturday, and the
fines imposed in each case were from
$40 to $14.
Prof. c. G. Reed, of Cokesbury, is
now spending awhile ut the home of
his brother, Mr.. F. F. Reed, in Varen-
nes Township.
Mr.. Jack Lifford. of this city, has
been awarded the contract for the
erection of the new Methodist Church
at Honca Path.
w hen you want some choice grocer
les, fruits, confcctionerics call on G.
f. Bigby. Read his new advertise
mcnt This week.
The school at Hunters Spring will
open next Monday, 14th inst, and con-
tinlie eight months. Miss Cary Cal
hOlln is the teacher.
Whatever else you do wrong don't
borrow your nclghbol's paper. We
know some of our readers who are an
noyeI in this respect.
Rev. l.. c Pranyon, of Hartwcll, Ga,
spent last Friday night in the city on
his way to his old home, Honea Path,
where he visited relatives.
Is there good crop of locusts and
persimmons this year? They make
mighty guoG combination for becr-a
kind not prohibited by the dispensary
law
The third Friday in this month is
Arbor Day and every man, woman and
child in the County should plant out n
useful tree Or shrub of some descrip-
ton.
Rev. AR. Todd, an evangelist, will
begin series of meetings at Asbury
Church next Friday night. The pub
lie is cordially invited. to attend the
services.
Keep a close lookout for the advcr-
tiscment of Irown, Osborne g. Co.,
they have news of interest to the trad
ing public each week. Keep your eye
ON them.
Gov. Ellerbe has offered a reward of
300 for the arrest of the party or par
ties who set fire to Martin g. Boggs'
ginnery at Majors on tho night of the
18th of October. IA -
Our old friend, Mr.. j. H. Simpson, of
the Piedmont section, visited the city
last Saturday, and gave us an appre-
ciated call to renew his subscription
for another year.
Rev. X. A. Sublett has been spending
n few days in the city in the interest of