The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-08
Local y eW S.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH S, 1889.
THE COTTON MARKET.

THE COTTON MARKET.
Corrected Weekly by Brown, Osborne 4 Co.
Strict Good AIddling-Gs.
Good AEiddling-G4;
Strict NIiddling-6ss.
Middlingl6!.
Stained Cotton to ..
The grippe continues to catch new
victims.
The Anderson Knitting Mill is an
assured fact.
Miss Sue Whitfield is in Honca Path
visiting relatives.
We can Nsupply you with lien and
mortgage blanks.
AIr. L. L. Norycc is spending . few
DAYS insGrccnwool OH business.
The Anderson merchants are busy
receiving and opening new good Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Maxwell have re-
turned from tlcirbridal trip to Florida.
Mrs. j. +. Crayton and children. of
Seneca, are in the city visiting 1cla-
tives.
All sorts OF country produce meet
with ready sale in the city affair
prices.
Miss NIaudc Payne, who has been
visiting friends in Columbia, returned
home last Saturday.
a local weather prophet says the
backbone Of winter is broken and pre-
licts an early spring.
j. E. Brcazeale, Esq, is in Columbia
this week codifying the Acts passed by
the recent Legislature.
Mr.. L. c. Harrison, of Rock Hill, 5.
c., spent few days in the city last
week visiting relatives.
A breezy Time" in the Opera House
next Friday evening will no doubt
attract large audience.
Mr.. j. L. Norment, the genial repre-
sentative of the Ncws and Courier.
spent yesterday in the. city.
The Southern Express Company has
established a city office in Pelzcr. Mr..
A. G.. Pinckncy is the agent.
Mr.. A. C. Townsend has leased his
plantation in the Corner and moved to
the Fretwell place, near this city.
Messrs. John Cochran, John Sadler
and Nine Maxwell attended a ball in
Greenwood last Wednesday night.
The time for paying city taxes ex-
pires next Wednesday, and there will
be no further extension Of the time.
w. P. B. Kinard, an evangelist, will
begin series of meetings in Il tent at
Iva on the last Sunday of this month.
The young ladies are now getting
ready for Easter, and for the next few
weeks the milliners will be quite busy.
Perry Williams, the colored shoe
maker on Church street, repairs UNI
brellas and parasols, and does his work
we'll.
Messrs. w. r. Hubbard, VIM. Laugh
lin and Sheriff Green, who have been
in the embraces of the grippe, are ont
again.
If your buggy or wagon needs repair
ing, Paul Stephens will accommodate
you. See his advertisement in another
column.
We regret to learn that Mrs. J. G..
Hamlin, who has been quite sick for
several weeks, is not conyalescins
rapidly.
4 few cords of well seasoned pine
wood are wanted by the editors. De-
linuucnts can pay us for their paper in
that way.
We have had a touch of spring
weather the past week. The early
gardener took advantage of it and
planted Il few seed.
Capt. sThos. T. Hill, who has been
spending few wccksat Tifton, Ca,
returned home last week, very much
improved i'll health.
As soon rs the weather will permit
Street Superintendent Jackson will
put large force of hands to work on
the streets of the city.
A severe storm visited this section
last Saturday night about 12 o'clock.
4 grcatm;lnv people were frightened,
but no damage resulted.
Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, of .Abbcvillc
County, tlicdat tile home of hci.laugh-
ter, Mrs. j. b. Anderson. in Piedmont
on the ao4th nlt.. aged 81 years.
Nh. W.M. Hall, oil Lincoln. Ala..i>
in the County visiting relatives. llt
is the eldest sonof the late Joab= Hall
and moved wcstlnaliy years ago.
Last Friday and Saturday tIlc=mcr-
clllv climbed higher than it has cvcl
done before this early in March III tllis
scctioll,it having touched IS degree,
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