The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-03-02
LOCAL NEWS.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1898.
THE COTTON MARKET.

Corrected by Brown, Osborne d Co.
stric: good Middling Cotton 6.
Coco Middling Cotton 81.
Strict Middling Cotton st.
MidGling Cotton ST.
Stained Cotton Al to S.
Next Monday is Saleaday.
Mr. w. A. Holland, of Seneca, was in
the city Monday.
1t is rnmored that citizen Of Anderson
is seeking State Office.
You can't Judge mans charaster by
the high standing OF his collar
Miss Mary E Simpson, of Toccoa, Ca.
is in Anderson visiting relatives.
Mr.. A. Il Dean, of Greenville, spent a
day or two in the city last week.
That new advertisement of G. S. Minors
Ten Cent Store vii! interes. you.
Moore & Lucas, OF the Racket Store,
have new advertisement this seek.
One Of tho Original package establish
mente in this city has closed its doors.
! The Evans Pharmacy have lot Of fine
watorm elon seed. See advertisement.
Fl Grant, Esq, leaves for Sioux city,
Iowa, to morrow on professional business.
More home produced corn and hog is
the surest plan to increase the price Of
cotton.
The Anderson County Cotton Growers
Association will meet in this city next
Monday.
Miss Herman. charming young lady
from Goliad, Texas, is whiting Mrs. T. G..
Skelton.
That 25 per cent. discount sale continues
at B. o Evens & Co. See their new ad-
vertisement.
IT you need any groceries. We advise
you to read D. G. BroGn & Bros. new
advertisement.
Hon. J. a Mccullough. Of Greenville,
spent Monday and Tuesday in The city
attending Court.
The public roads ara in better condi-
ton thar We have ever seen them at this
season Of tbs year.
Mr. A. Evins Browne, of Denver, had
the misfortune to lose valuable horse
yesterday from lung fever
Our local weather prophet predicts an
early spring, and says this section will
have plenty OF fruit this year.
Some of the wells in this section have
almost gone Org. This is something un-
usual for this season Of the year.
TIE farmers have been making good use
of the fire weather sl;d many of them are
ready to go to planting their crops.
Mrs 0 H. Martin. who has been spend
ing ssveral months at her old home,
Baldwin. Miss has returned to Anderson.
Miss Maude Grubbs, of Honea Path,
has gene to Columbia, where she has ac-
cepted position as nurse in the Hospital
for the Insane.
Mr. T. M. Rucker, Jr.. has decided to
locate in Anderson aud practice law. We
extend him cordial Welcome and wish
him much success.
It is said that there will be at least
twenty candidates for the Legislature in
this County this year. There were fifteen
candidates two years ago.
Miss lola Johnson went down to L,wn-
desville last week 10 attend the Clink-
sca!ey Presley wedding, and is now visit
| ing relatives in that section.
Gov. Ellerbe has appointed Congress
msn L2timer delegate to the National
Pure Food and Drug Congress, which
meets in Washington to day.
Up 10 yesterday Anderson's cotton re.
ceipts for this season aggreggtea total of
81 1855 bales, Il gain $50 bales over the
receipts for the same time last season.
How many girls in Anderson are think
ing these days how much preitiar their
Easter hats and dressee are gcug 10 be
than those of the other girls in their Sc; :?
Gov. Eiies be, upon the eraccmmendatioa
Of the Antiarson delegation, has appointed
Walte- l. Anderson and Charles NJ. Bar
ret On he Board OF Supervisors Of Regis
trslion with Mej j. \ Vardiver.
Married: on Thursday, February 10,
1898, ut O'clock p III ct the residence Of
Rev. y. c. Wright, the officiating minis
tor, Mr. j. X. Murcock, OF Anderson
Comfy. and Miss Annie b Fisher, Of
Abbasie County.
R4v. Il p. Mitchell requests Us to an
nonnce lA.at he will preach u E"creo
School House next Sunday morning at II
o'clock and at Oallland in the afternoon st
$3.50 O'Clock. The public is cordially in
vi;ed &c attend both places.
Capt. John NJ Patrick has been invited
to visit Abbevilie on The 1lth inst ard
act ss Que OF the Judges of the prize drill
to DO given by the Abbeyi!e Volunteers,
OF which Company Mr.. A c. Milford,
formerly of this CITY. is Captain
The railroads have announced very