The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-10-12
LOCAL NEWS.
OCT. 12, 1898
THE COTTON MARKET.

corrected Weekly by Brown, Osborne & Co
Strict Good Middling, ;.
Good Middllng, II.
Strict Middling, 4g.
Middling. AZ.
Stained Cotton, 81 to Al.
Hon. y. c. l.atimrr WAS in the city
Tuesday.
Mr.. II. S. Hill returned Monday from
his trip north.
The tax books will open next Satur-
day at Shutdown.
Miss Sue Dendy, OF Walllalla, was in
the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Dawson Smith. of pendlcton.
was i'll the city Tuesday.
Anderson needs good iltary COM
pany and should have one.
Two city ordinances are published in
another column. Read them.
The weather we have had in October
SO far has been more like July.
T.J. Maui,iin, ESP, visited his old
home, Pickens &. H., last wcc!,
Mrs: w. G. Tcnnent, of Lowndcs-
vile, is visiting Mrs. II. +. Hill.
Is. Q. Evans 4: Co. want to clothc
your boys. See their advertisement.
Misses Elise and Eileen Mauldin
have returned from their visit to Glenn
son.
Il. Il. Jnynes, Esq, of the Wallalla
Bar. has been in the city attending
Mr. Walter Lewis has gone to To-
ronto, Canada. to study veterinary
surgery.
The beer lispensary in this city has
been closed by order OF the State Board
of Control.
The Alliance Store quotes prices in
its new dvertisement this week. Read
it carefully.
Mrs. j. \. Brock and Miss Eileen
Mauldin have gone on visit to friends
IN Washington.
4 meeting of the Bicycle Association
will be held at the City Hall this even
ing ut . O'clock.
Mrs. +. NJ. Ruckcr, Jr., and children
went to Washington, ID. G., last week
to visit relatives.
Your attention is directed to the new
advertisement of Moore &, Lucas, of
the Racket Store.
Miss Sallic Bowie has gone to Clin-
ton, 5. G., where, she will Engage in the
millinery business.
Mr. @. J. Copeland will preach at
Mountain Creek Church next Smnday
morning, ut II O'clock.
If yOu arc interested in plows read
carefully the new advertisement of the
Sullivan Hardware Co.
The beautiful goldenrod, which has
been suggested us the national flower,
is to be seen everywhere.
The cotton receipts up to date this
year arc G457 bales agaiilss 52ST bales
for same period last year.
The new advertisement of Lesser g.
bargains they arc Offering
Mr.. A. w. Todd has moved his fami-
~ to Charleston, where he is engaged
III business as an architect.
The social club, known as the Bache-
lOr Maids, has been reorganized. Miss
Ina Hill was elected President
. Mrs. Ansel came over with the Solici-
tor from Greenville last Saturday and
is spending the week i'll the city.
The short fodder crop indicates that
oats sOwn in the early fall will be the
thing for the farmers next spring.
Now that the schools are opening
throughout the country, every child of
school age ought to be sent to school.
Mr.. j. l.. o. Thompson, editor of the
Pickens Sentinel, was i'm the city last
Friday and gave lis an appreciated call.
Miss Gussie Holleman, of Walhalla,
has been spending u few days in the
city visiting the family of her brother.
Mr. j. TOwnes Holleman.
Mr.. Fred w. Hoffman, of Cincinnati,
Ohio. is spending a few days in this
section visiting his kinsmen, Mcssrs.
George and Casper Schrimp.
The Columbia Register says the
knights of Damon have paid policy
of $4,000 tn Mrs. Dickson, widow Of
inc iilA' iscv. j. Walter Dickson.
Mrs. II. ti. Thompson, Of Victoria,
N. G., and Miss Mary Sims, of Missis-.
slppi, who have been visiting Miss SuliC
Gilmcr, returned Monday to Victoria.
DIR. and Mrs. w. A. Wyman. of
Aiken, have been spending Il few days
in the city visiting their son, who liz !,
cadet ut the Patrick Military Institute.
Mr.. j. J. Major, of broadway Town
ship, has let the contract for the cree
ton of large dwelling house on Nc
Duffie street, near the home of Mr.. J.
G.. Hamlin.
Some of our energetic and patriotic
ladies arc arranging to give the soldier
boys n royal reception when they are
mustered out and return home the lat
ter part of this month.
The following young gentlemen from
this County are in Nashville, Tenn,
attending College: Eugene Clink-
scalen. Guy III. Norris, +. Blair Rice
and Clarence f. Elgin.
Capt. H. II. Watkins, of Co. C., First
Regiment 5. C.. ", came up from Co.