The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-04-20
LOCAL NEWS.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1898.
THE COTTON MARKET.

THE COTTON MARKET.
Corrected By Brow1s, Osborne G Co.
Strict good Middling Cotton 81.
Good Middling Cotton ST.
Strict Middling Cotton 81.
Middling Cotton 81.
Stained Cotton 4 to 5.
Spring cleaning is the order now a days
The farmers aro speeding the plow now
a mild form of grippe is prevalent il
the city.
A light hail storm visited this seciior
last Thursday.
Miss bessie Steeler. of Westminster, il
visiting friends in the city.
Mr. John Flynn. Of spartanburg, i:
spending few days in the city.
Afr. Bryce Clinkscales and family, G
Due West, were in the city last Saturday
Col. w. 3. Neal, Superintendent of tbs
State Penisenliary, was in the city yester.
day.
DR.. ". A. Sanders, of Ninety Six, is in
the city visiting his daughter, Mrs. L. l.
Aston.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Sullivan went to Orangeburg
last Friday to.attend her brother, who is
seriously i'll.
N1r. C.R. Cheshire, CT Atlanta, Ga, is
in the city visiting his kinsman, Mr.. R
l.. Cheshire.
Last Sunday was lovely Spring day,
and the yourg folks appeared in their new
dresses and new suits.
The Sullivan Hardware Co. has new
advertisement this week that is of special
interest to the farmers.
The new advertisement of B. O. Evans
e. Co. this week is devoted to the famous
Dutchess Trousers. Read it.
Rev. j. L. Vass, D. d., of Greenwood
was in the city last Saturday, and on Sun
day preached at Mountain Creek
Louisa Gaillard, respectable colored
woman, died suddenly at her home in this
city last Monday of heart failure.
The commissioners of Greenvile and
Anderson Counties have decided to build
a new bridge over the Saluda at Piedmont
Fruit and vegetables were injured to
some extent by the recent frost but not
entirely killed and fair fruit cropis hoped
for.
DR.. W. q. Nardin attended the annual
meeting OF The South Carolina Medical AS
soc;a.on q. tie Harris Litha Springs last
week.
/ Mr.. Joel C. Keys, who has been spend
ing the pest eight months at Darlington,
S. G., buying cotton. returned home last
week.
The Grand Lodge of Knights of Honor
convsnes iu Columbia to.night. Capt. P.
X. McCuly is representing The Anderson
Lodge.
J Mr.. +. c. WIthe1s, representing the
Columbis State, was in the city yesterday.
The State has large list Of readers in
Anderson.
Our young friend, Tom. Maxwell, ac-
companied by his friend, Mr. Mullins. OF
Gyeenville spent last Sunday and Monday
in the city.
Some ofthe piezzss in the city are begin
ming to lock lovely with hot house plants
which have been removed from their win
ter quarters.
Messrs. Robt. Belcher. George Townsend
and David Taylor went over 10 Greenville
last Friday 10 worship at the schrire OF
rerpsichore.
The Yates Shoe Co, in order to make
room for its Spring stock, are now offer
ing their heavy goods at cost. Read their
new advertisement carefully.
Married, on Sunday, April 10, 1898. at
the residence of Mr. T. NJ. Honea, on
Factory Hill, BY Rev. S. B. Harper. Mr..
Gordon Fredercks and Miss Xscla Craft.
DR.. Il. L. Brenyon. who recently grad
uated from the Atlanta Dental College,
has located at Honea Path to practice bis
profession. We wish him much success.
Married, by J. NJ. Broyles, Notary Pub
lie. at bis residence, on Wednesday, April
l3, 1898, Mr.. Wm. Browning and Miss
Minnie Whitfield, all Of Fork Township.
Anderson's popular Clerk of Court,
Johp G Watkins, has returned home from
his trip to Michigan. His appearance in
dicates that the trip proved beneficial to
his health.
Up to last night Anderson S cotton re-
ceipts sor this season aggregate total OF
- s2l bales, being gain Of . G9;; bales
over the receipts of last season for tie same
leneth Of tirle
The people of Pickens ara .jublant be-
yoni measure. TIE railroad from E.s.cy
has reached to the Town and the Court
House IL pow easily in tonch with the
great world outside.
Cards have heen issuedio the marriage
of Dr. Wm. & Bowen AID Miss Rosa y,
Po1re. which Will take place in the H.p
list Church At Bel;on on Wednesday. a1iil
inst. at 30 O'Clock p. n.