The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-09-21
LOCAL. NEWS
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 81. 1898
THE COTTON MARKET.

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See new advertisement of Lesser s.
Co.
Eggs are scarce and in demand in the
city.
Miss Nell Humphreys is in Columbia
visiting friends.
Mrs. w. c. Power is spending IL
month at Glenn Springs.
According to the almanacs the sum
| mcr season ends to-day.
Miss Kate Crayton has gone to
Grcenvillc to enter college.
Both the pea crop and the potato
crop are fine in this section.
d. c. Brown g. Bros. new al. this
wetk speaks for itself. Read it.
The new advertisement of J. II. We'll
g. Co. should have close attention.
Capt. and Mrs. j. w. Daniels have
returned home from the mountains.
Mr.. j. A. Sullivan, city editor of the
Greenvillc Nc,rs, wasin the city yester-
day.
c. f. Jones s. Co. make an important
announcement in their now advertise
mcnt. u
Miss Gertrude HOyt, of Grcenvillc,
is in the city visiting friends and rela-
tives.
DR.. Il. NJ. McCutchcn, of Mayesville,
S. c., spent few days in the city last
week.
Mrs. David Crosby has gone to Union,
s: c., to visit her daughter, Mrs. l.. il.
Clarke.
John b. Neal, jir., has gone to Clil-
ton, S. c., to attend the Presbyterian
College.
Save all the forage you can, for there
will be a great demand FOR it this fall
and winter.
Misses Sara and Julia Power have
returned from pleasant visit to friends
in Grcenvillc.
DIR. Blair Crayton, Of Newberry,
came up last week to spend Il few days
with rclativcs.'
Fresh clover and grass seed have
been received by Hill-Orr Drug Co.
See advertisement.
a few mountain schO0ners,r loaded
with apples and cabbage, have appear
ed in the nurkct.
The Electric City Shoe Store deals in
all sizes of shoes, for male or female.
Sec advertisement.
Prof. J. S. Murray has returned to
Macon, Ga, to resume his duties in
Mercer University.
Mr.. w. G. b.. Jones, of Middleton,
Ca, offers a fine tract of land for sale.
See advertisement.
AIR. H. A. Ligon, of Spartanburg,
came over last week to spend a few
days with relatives.
Considerable new cotton is being
brought to town, but not as much as Is
usual at this season.
Brownlee g. vandivers have Il new
direct your attention.
For the past ten Days tho weather
has been very favorable in this section
for gathering the crops.
The leading dry good stores of the
on Thursday, Goth inst.
Mrs. Lille Ezcll and children, of
Woodruff, s. c., are in the city visiting
her father, Mr.. II. s. Shumate
Court, which cOnvcnes in this city OH
the second Monday i'll October.
All are invited to attend the grand
fall opening of Brown, Osborne &,
Co.'S. on Thursday, the Goth Sept.
+ Mrs, w. Fl. Frierson, who has been
visiting her brother, Mr.. w. y. Bewley,
III EibeTtOI, Gu, mas returned home.
Mrs. j. w. Games, who has been Wis
iting relatives i'll this County. has re-
turned to her home at Hartsville, S. G.
" ho will start the movement to give
the Anderson boys OF the gallant First
Regiment a royal welcome on their re-
turn homeg
ones thoughts are now turning in
the direction of coal. A load of ice
does not look as attractive as it did IL
few weeks ago.
Miss Dora Geisbcrg has returned
from the northern markets, where she
spent four weeks selecting her fall
stock of millinery.
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If you need my furniture, read the
advertisement of Frank Crayton in
another column. He is also in tho ,ln-
dertaking business. .s
When yorl come to town call and sec
us and settle your subscription to THE
INTEIIIGENCER. The printers are
needing a little money.
Mr.. c.. NJ. Guest who has the con-
trnct for the erection of dwelling
house in Greenvillc, came over and
spent Sunday at home.
Frederick Calhoun, infant son of DIR.
and Mrs. a.. G.. Strickland, died this
morning mt o. 10 O'Clock, after n brief ILL
ness with catarrhal fever.
McC CulIy Bros. announce in their new
advertisement TINT they are daily re-
ceiving now goods, and will make it to
your interest to give them call.