The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-10-26

The farmers are rushing their cotton
to the markets.
r. II. Jaynes, ESD, of Walhalln, WAS
in the city Monday.
The new advertisement of Lesser &
Co. will interest yOu.
The roll of Cadets at the u. MI.
increases every week.
Mr.. w. G. Whitner made brief visit
to Rock Hill last week.
Sow some of your cotton land in oats
and some of it in wheat
Miss Mamie BELL. of Walhalla, is
visiting Mrs. S. Blccklcy.
Read Brownlcc & Vandivcrs' new
advertisement this week.
Attention is directed to the new adj
vertiscncnt of Hall & Milford.
The election is Just two weeks of.
Look up yolr registration certificate.
Mrs. M. l.. Kcrs has gone to Seneca
to visit her sister, Mrs. &. w. Moore.
This section has experienced little
touch of winter weather during the
past week.
In their new advertisement j. ii.
wei u Co. quote prices in all their
departments.
If YOU need IL hat, it will do you good
to read the new advertisement of Il.
@. Evans & Co.
The cotton is about all open, but it il
not all picked and will not be fur
another month.
butter has not been equal to fhc de-
mnn,l in the city.
County Treasurer Brown is now
ready to receive your taxes. Don't put
off paying too long.
The cool. bracing weather has
brought out heavy clothing and made
everybody feel good.
Mrs. w. l.. Roddcy, of Rock Hill, S.
e., is in the city visiting her daughter
Mrs. w. {. Whitner.
The oil mills i'll the city have gone to
work III earnest, and there is big de-
mand for cotton seed.
Lieut.. J. II. Grant, of Co. c, 1st
a few days i'll the city.
c. +. Jones g. Co. have an immense
stock of clothing, and their new adver-
tiscment will tell you all about it.
Brown, Osborne g. Co. are in position
to supply the public with boots and
shoes. See their new advertisement.
Persons indebted to j.. S. Fowler
should read his advertisement in an
other column and heed what he says.
Persons indebted to the Anderson
Water, Light g. Power Co. should read
the notice of the Co. in another column.
Mr.. j. c. Oulla, of Abbeville County,
was in the city Monday He gave us q
call and subscribed for the 1NTEILI-
GENCER.
The police made sixteen arrests last
Saturday night, and rs a consequence
Mayor Hood had busy Court on Mon
day morning.
All the troops Of the First Regiment
must be in Columbia OH or before next
Friday, OF be recorded as deserters and
forfeit their pay.
Mr.. L. l.. Hatcher. representing the
Sullivan Hardware Co., is at Piedmont
this week putting in machinery for the
oil mill Mt that place.
Mr.. j. O. Walker, of Charlotte, n.
e, las been on q short visit to Mr.
Marcus lsnlTiss and family. He re-
turned to Charlotte Monday.
County Treasurer Brown will finish
his, trip through the County to-day,
and from now on will he in his office
every day to receive your taxes.
Miss Eloisc Ducket, of this city, has
been elected Treasurer of the mission
airy society of the Grccnvillc Female
College, of which she is pupil.
Miss Eva Wakefield, one of Andcr-
SON County's most charming young
ladies', is the guest Of Miss Azalce
Hernd"n- - NAee::o" {Ga.j Tribune.
Married, OH Wednesday, Oct. 10th,
1898, at the residence of the bride, by
Rev: II. B. FAINT, Mr.. VIM. Il. Latimcr
to Miss Lizzie Byrum, all of this
County.
Rev. !. V. BLACK will preach at Con
cord Church next Sunday morning ut
II o'clock. The friends Of the congre-
CATION arc cordia ~ invited to attend
The examination of teachers for the
public schools took place last Friday.
There were 27 white applicants and IL
negroes. Fifteen of the white appli-
cants are females.
Our young friend, Fred. +. Martin,
OF Rock Mills Township, is now clerk
ing for his uncle, j. &. Osborne, in this
city. and will be pleased to serve his
friends mt any time.
VIM. H. Thacker, who resigned as
second hand in spinning at Anderson
Cotton Mills on account of poor health,
is engaging in the mercantile business
ut Spartanburg, S. G.
"A tenant house on the plantation Of
Mr.. w. Q. Hammond was destroyed by
fire last Wednesday night. The house
was occupied by q Mr. Webb. and
nothing was saved from it.
Married. ON Thursday evening, Octo-
Der. 20, 1893, ut tho residence of the
BRIDES father, Mr.. Lawrence KAY, by