The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-03-30
LOCAL NEWS.
WEDNESDAY, NARCH 30, 1888.
THE COTTON MARKET.

Stained Cotton Al to 5.
Next Monday is Salesday.
Our farmers, we hope, will plant q tig
corn crop.
The weather prophets fear fruit killing
frost about Easter.
Mrs. Mary Earle, of Greenville, in the
city visiting relatives.
Some of our early gardeners are feastin
on lettuce aud radishes.
Mr.. Jas. L. Brown, of Pelzer, was in the
city Monday and Tuesday.
That clever drummer, H. +. White, o.
Greenville, was in the city yesterday.
J.H. Grant, ESQ, reached home satur-
day from trip to Sioux City. Iowa.
If you expect to buy hat, that new ad-
vertisement of Hall es Milford will interest
you.
Superintendent Anderson. of the c. &
w G. r. H., spent day in the city last
week.
Miss Corrie Bruce, OF Pickens, is in the
city visiting the family of Col. =. N.
Brown.
Several of the Anderson boys are anxi-
Gus to serve "J ncle Sam" in war with
Spain.
Don't fail to read what the Alliance
Store has to say about their opening to-
morrow.
Miss Sue WhiteGeld went down to
Honea Path last week to spend few days
with relatives.
Your attention is directed to the new
advertisement of Moore & Lueas, of the
Racket Store.
H. B. Fant & Son. in their new adver-
tisement, name some of their specialties-
Read it carefully.
Mrs. w w. Ssdler, {aaee Miss Maggie
Mauldin,> is on visit to her mother, Mrs.
A. T. Mauldin.
Don't forget that you are invited TO
attend Brown, Osborne d Co.'S spring
opening tomorrow
Sportsmen should note that the tisae for
hunting is up April 1st. It should be
generally regarded.
Mrs n. L. Fant, of Walhalla. is visiting
her sisters, Mrs. M. A. Dean and Z. A.
Ratli6s, in this city.
The grand spring openings take place
tomorrow in this city, and will doubtless
attract large crowd.
Mr.. John 8. Garrison. OF this County,
has moved to Central, where he will en-
gage in merchandising.
The last issue of the Chester Reporter
contains aleven announcements of candi
dates for County officers
Hill-Orr Drug Co. have just received a
lot of Plastico to use on your pastered
walls. Size adv dvertisement.
Mr.. A Sullivan, city. editor of the
Greenvills Ne,cs has been spending few
days in the city with bis parents.
C.s. Minor, of the l0-cent store. has 8
new advertisement this week, in which be
tells ofthe bargains he is offering.
Fertilizers are still rolling in by the car
load. It seems that everything is bent on
raising az much 3.to cent cotton as pos.
sible
Every farmer is talking about the very
promising condition of the small grain
crop and all hopeful of an abundant fruit
crop.
The,C Confederate Veterans and Sons will
ave big time in Charleston next month.
Anderson County should be we'll repre-
sented
The P1ohibitonists Of the County will
hold Convention in this city next Mon
day. as will be seen by reading the notice
in another column.
Mr. and Mrs. j. C. Lghtsey and little
daughter, Helen. spent Sunday in the city
with Mrs~ Lightsey's grandmother Mrs.
A. 7. Mauldin.
The police woulddo kind act for pedes
trians to arrest few these fast, reckless
riders and drivers who travel our streets
nearly every dag.
w. D. Simpson & CO. have great open
ing at their Bicycle Emporium tomorrow.
and you are invited to give them call
See their advertisement.
Mrs. Mamie Cummings, OF Anderson,
S. c., was in the city Wednesday. She
has many friends here who were glad to
see her.-Eiderfom (Gn.) .st@r.
Gen. NJ l. Bonham and Capt It. J.
Mauldin have gone to Pickens, where
they will to night organize q Camp Of
Sors Of Confederate Veterans.
The Greenville District Conference wi /
be held at Piedmont, June ~ 20, inste id
Of date formerly announced. The Presid-
ing Elder has made the change.
Mr. W. @. Hammond. one Of -Ander-
son County's most progressive and exten-
sive farmers, sold several wagon loads Of
home raised corn in the city last week.