The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-11-08
Local News.
~ hUNESDAY, NOV. s, 1899.
THE COTTON MARKET.

| section.
A local weather prophet says we are
going to have mild winter.
Mr.. w. II. Barnes, of ofI'rattviIlc, Ala,
was i'll the city few days ago.
Our list of subscribers continues to
increase, and we have room for many
more.
Miss May lIutchison, of lola. has gone
to ElbcrtOn, Ga, to visit her grand
| father.
Miss Bessie Aud, OF Elbcrton, Ga,
is in Anderson visiting friends and
relatives.
! King Bros. have Il new advertisement
| this week, and we advise YOU to read it
carefully.
The Clemson College cadets went to
| Columbia this morning to attend the
State Fair.
The State Fair is on in Columbia this
| week. Anderson County is very well
represented.
Gen. NJ. l.. Bonham returned home n
few days ago from Il professional visit
| to New York.
| The new advertisement Off. Ii. We'll
d. Co; is addressed especially to the la
dies this week.
Blankets and clothing are the sub
jccts OF Z. +. Jones X Co. 8 new advcr-
tisemcnt this week.
Ifyou are looking for bargains the
new advertisement of Moore, Ackcr *
Co. will interest You.
Mrs. Lon Erownlcc. Of Due West is
i'll the city visiting the family of her
The Anderson Steam Laundry has Il
| new advertisement this week. To which
we direct Your attention.
Mr. W. II. Dean, Of Dean has de
cidrd to move To Augusta, Ga, whore
| he Will engage III business.
A meeting will be held Ills evening
ut O'Clock III the City Hall for ;hc
| purpose OF organizing Il social club.
The first 'killins' frost of the sea-
son occurred last Saturday morning,
and it was welcomed by everybody.
Mr.. Paul Sharpe, OF Nashville, Tenn.
| is i'll the city visiting relatives. Ills
adopted home seems to be treating him
we'll.
Rev. w. Il. Capers spent last Sunday
III SpartanDurgattcnding the cOnsccra-
ton OF the new Episcopal Church in
| that city.
~ petition has been forwarded to the
! POstoffice Department asking that an
office be established at DoOley's Ferry
i'll this County.
Prof. Ruebush, of Virginia, will open
a Normal Music School Mt Mountain
Creek on the 10Th inst. See notice in
| another column.
Dr. f. G. Fr;erson, who has been con
| fined to his room for the past five weeks
with an attack OF malariai fever, is able
| to be out again.
All business should be suspended in
Anderson on Thanksgiving Day. 1t
being legal holiday, the banks and
public Offices will be closed.
Mr.. w. H. Chamblee, administrator,
offers some fine real estate and q lot OF
personal property for sale. See his ad
vertisement in another column.
Mr.. John A. Hayes has purchased the
stock OF goods OF Mr.. +. w. Taylor, and
will move from his present quarters to
the room occupied by Mr.. Taylor.
d. C. Brown g. Bro. have more goods
than money, and wants you to swap
some with them. See what they say
in their new advertisement this week.
Mr.. L. o. Harper has been appointed
postmaster at HOnea Path. Mr.. Harper
is a popular and worthy young man,
and will discharge his duties faithfully.
The Thanksgiving turkeys are grow
ing fat and the hungry editor waiteth
impaticntly for an invitation to jOin in
the gl0ries OF q Thanksgiving dinner.
Mr.. Robert King, who has been for
several summer seasons connected with
one of the leading hotels at Niagara
Falls, returned to Anderson q few days
ago.
Miss Eva Kirby, of Abbeville, has
been spending IL few days in the city.
She came up on the sad mission Of at
tending the funeral OF her aunt, Mrs.
Hamlin.
Brown, Osborne & Co. arc offering
great values i'll dress goods, trimmings.
Innings, findings, and silks, satins and
| Vclvets. Read their advertisement il,
this issue.
The Pioneer Reel Company will meet
mt the City Hall next Monday night ut
: o'clock. All the members are urged
to be present, as important business
will be before the Company.
Miss Lucia Cater, of Ncwry, spent
Saturday and Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. JnO. NJ. Hubbard. Mrs. James +.
Moore, of Barnwell, is also Mrs. Hub
bard's guest for q few weeks.
Only one hundred and forty three
votes were cast in the city election yes
the city into wards. The vote was
unanimously in favor of both questions.
John II. Arnold, notorious negro
thief of Spartanburg, was arrested in
the city Monday by the police. Yes
terday Officer Dillingham; came over
and took the prisoner back to Spartan
burg.