The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-16

WEDNESDAY, FEB. l6, 1898.
THE COTTON MARKET.

Corrected 6y Broaon, OSBORNE q 20.
Strict good Middling Cotton 6.
Good Middling Cotton So.
Strict Middlipg Cotton 81.
Middling Cotton S..
Stained Cotton Il to D.
The early gardener has gone to work IN
earnest.
We have had a touch of spring weather
the past week.
R.T. Jaynes, Eeq., of Walhalla, was in
the city last Saturday.
Nearly every other person you meet IS
afflicted with severe cold.
Mrs. Burt Mitchell, of Westminster, is
in the city visiting relatives.
It is hoped that the farmers will SOW
large crop of oats this spring.
Misses Bessie and Octavia Williams, Of
Greenvile are visiting the Misses Russell.
The time for making your tax returns
to the County Auditor expires next Sstur-
day.
b. O. Evans e. Co. are Offering some
rare bargains ia hats. See their new ad-
vertisement.
Mr.. F. C. Withers the genial represen-
tat;ve of the Columbia State. was ia the
city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs F. McN. Sawyer returned
la.t Thursday from their bridal trip to
North Carolina.
The prudent farmer will raise, hog,
hominy and hay thisye and not enlarge
his cotton fields.
Court conyenes here next Monday.
Witnesses and jurors should be in their
places promptly.
The little son of Mr.. C. S. Sullivan hes
been quite sick with pneumonia but is
now convalescing.
The crop of candidates is budding beau-
tifully, and the outlook for large crop is
promising indeed.
The contractors have about completed
the new Jail, and Sheriff Green will move
into it in q few days.
Miss Elise Mauldin and Miss Caro-
Miller visited friends and relatives in
Green ville last week.
Moore ,tS Lucas, of the Racket Store,
have new advertisement this week, aud
we advise you to read it carefully.
TIE Perucbi-Belden; Co. occupy the
Opera House every night this week. The
admission prices are only TO- 20 and 30
cents.
MIR. . Il. We'll, accompanied by Miss
Helen Cater aud Mrs. Gardner. has gone
to New York to SO ect his stock of spring
goods.
Married, on FEBRUARY 8. 1898, by Few.
W R Harkins end at his residence. Mr..
Charlie Kay and Mrs. 7Ssllie Kay, both Of
this County.
Mrs. J. P. Young and Mrs. Carrie L,ati-
,ner have gone to Birmingham, Ala, to
spend few weeks with the family OF Mr..
G. E. Brown.
In their new advertisement this week e.
II. Jones d. Co. announce that they are
displaying some early spring goods. Read
what they soy.
The County Board of Assessors will
meet On Tuesday, March Ist. See the ad-
veytisemeDt of the County Auditor in
another column.
The farmers are farther advanced than
usual at this season of year in prepar-
ing their lands, and will not be in such q
rush as last year.
Messrs Clarence Provost, Geo. Town
send, Joe Bell, Robt. Belcher and Law
reno. Maxwell attended dance in Green
vile last Friday night.
Guano seems to be all the go now, and
judging by the amount going out daily
there seems to be very little idea OF any
reduction along this line.
The new advertisement of O. D. Ander-
SOC s. Bro this week will interest you.
Read it, give them call and you will be
pleased With their goods and prices.
Mr.. G. n. Williams. of the Lebanon
section, Anderson County, has moved TO
Mrs. VIM. Pullen's old home place, near
the Crackers Neck section of the Fork =
Oconce NcWs
Several prominent railroad officials of
the Atlantic Coast Line paid Anderson a
short visit las. Thursday evening in
special train. They were out inspecting
The C. e. w. G. r. r
A freight train WAS wrecked yesterday
morning on the c. & G Il r., nelr Co.
lumbia spd 80 . consequence the north
bound pass enger train wes delayed several
hDUts ia the afternoon.
Mr E. c. Eynns, .Jr. ard family, who
have been living at Union, s. c., for scv-
eral years, have moved to Anderson t.
make their future home We extend
them cordial welcome.
The Soatb Carolina Christian Endeavor
Union will hold its annual meeting at
Clinton on April lst. Special reduced