The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-01-18
LOCAL NEWS.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. IS, 1899.
THE COTTON MARKEr.

corrected WEEKLY BY B'oan. Osborne Co.
Strict Good Mddling-6s.
Good Middling-5s.
Strict Middling-5i.
Middling-5s.
Stained Cotton tO5.
The grip is still holding it's grip in
this section.
County produce is in demand and
prices are good.
Some of our farmers have not yet
picked all of their cotton.
DR.. B. a. Henry, of Lowndcsvillc.
was in the city yesterday.
The grip has number OF victims in
various sections of the County.
Lesser a.. Co. are offering some rare
bargains. Read their new advertise
ncnt.
DO not neglect to make your tax re-
turn to the city clerk on OF before next
Friday.
Mrs. II. ID. Sloan and children, of
last week
Attention is directed to the new ad-
vertiscmcnt of G. S. Miner, of the Ten
Cent Store.
Calamity howlcrs say that we will
have no fruit this year because Christ
mas came in light nights.
Mrs. j. g. Mattison, OF Greenwood,
| is in the city visiting the family of her
brother, DR.. w. G. McGcc.
Tomorrow is the anniversary Of the
birthday OF Gen. Robert f. Lee. and is
legal holiday in this State.
The Legislature has extended the
time for paying taxes. 1t was not
needed in Anderson County.
The gossips say another bachelor Of
this city will ere long lead charming
maiden to the marriage altar.
The new moon is ON it's first quarter
to-day and we are on our last. Dear
delinquent, will you not help us.
The United States Senate has con.
firmed the appointment of Mr.. John H.
Cochran. Jr., as Postmaster of this
city.
Messrs. u. G. Brown L. Bro. have
purchased the home of Mr.. j. J. Baker,
on North Main Street, and have moved
! thereto.
If you are hoping for better times,
read what ID. G. Brown g. Bro say, and
if you will call to see them they will do
you good.
a number of our citizens are setting
out water oaks and other shade trees
on their lots. Others should follow
their example.
Mrs. NJ. /. Smith, mother of Rev. G..
B. Smith, "a former pastor OF the NJ. f.
Church in this city, died in Lynchburg,
Va, last Saturday.
Ii you are looking for bargains in
any kind of goods watch and read the
advertisements in the lNTELLrGENcER
closely every week
Rev. j. l.. McLin is confined to his
home in this city with the Ia grippe.
We wish him a speedy restoration to
his usual good health.
The firm of w. -. Simpson Il Co.
has dissolved. Mr.. Simpson retiring.
Mr.. Thompson will continue the bust
ness. See advertisements
Ata meeting of the City Council last
Saturday eve ing Il memorial was sent
to the Legislature asking that the city
be divided into six wards.
Sheriff Green now has twenty seven
prisoners i'll the County Jail. The
Court of General Sessions convencs on
the third Monday in February.
If you need any clothing, the new
advertisement of Il. O. Evo-s g. Co.
will interest you. Thi, arm run y
strictly cash business Read it.
Mrs. JAS. \. Shirley, of Broadway
Township. Il few days ago gathered
3Sl pounds of butter from one churn-
ing. This was certainly Il fine yield.
Chiquola Lodge, No. ~. knights of
Pythias. will hold its regular meeting
tomorrow evening at 7.3O o'clock. All
the members should attend promptly.
Married, Oh Sunday, January is. 1899,
by j. A. Hall. Notary Public, at his
home in Varennes Township, Mr.. DE
Witt Dean and Miss ROssic Dean. both
of Anderson County.
Mr.. }. 4. Hall. OF Naicnncs Town
ship. has been quite sick for week Or
two, having had II narrow cscare from
pneumonia. We are glad 90 learn that
he is now convalescing.
The liartwell (Ga.) Sun says: The
Anderson Orchestra will give Il grand
| concert at Hartwcll at an early date
| under the management OF that superb
viOlinist, Dave Silverman'
The depot at Barnwell was burned
on the night of the 10Th inst ,nl