The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-01-04

WEDNESDAY. JAN. 4, 1899.
THE COTTOR MARKET.


Miss Sallic Bowie, of Clinton, is in
the e ty visiting relatives.
y local wcatherprophct says January
will be IL very wet month.
In many sections of the County the
farmers are still busy picking cotton.
Mr.. ". ". White and family Sacnt
the holidays in pickcnS visiting rcl;ls
tivcs.
The Second South Carolina Regiment
sailed yesterday from Savannah to
Cuba.
Mr.. Isaac We'll, of Plymouth, Pa, is
in the city visiting his brother, Mr.. j..
II. We'll.
Mr.. II. w. Tribblc has gone to Pei
Zcr, where he will clerk for j. \. Aus
tin g. Co.
A grand clearance sale is now OH at
the Alliance Store. Read the new adj
vertisement.
B. o. Evans q, Co. are offering bar
gains in clothing. See their new ad-
vertisement.
A number of young Andersonians
attended ball in Grcenvillc last We'd
nesday night.
The County Auditor is ncw ready to
receive your tax returns. Attend to it
as soon as possible.
Mr.. j. +. Clardy, of Pelzer, has NOV
ed to Anderson, and is cordially well
coined by his friends.
Many Of the Anderson boys and girls
who are. attending college came home
to spapd the holidays.
Mr.. Frank Fair, of Edgcficld, S. G.,
spent the Christmas holidays in An
derson visiting friends.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ben. Hughes. of Column
bia. have been spending few days in
the city visiting relatives.
Reader, have you paid your subscrip-
ton to the INTELLrGENCER? not
please attend to it ut once.
In their new advertisement Hall g.
Milford announce that prices have
been cut in all their departments.
Mcssrs. w. y. Mcfarland and G. "
Kay, of Texas, are visiting relative.
and their old homes in this County.
Rev. w. Il. Capers spent a few days
in Columbia ast week visiting tho
Family of his father, Bishop Capers.
Don't forget Arnold's Fun Makers al
Opera House Thursday night. Reserv-
ed seats now on sale. 10 20 and 81
cents.
Three Of the four convicts who es.
capped from Mr.. j. S. Fowler's stockadt
a few nights ago, have been recap
tured.
Brown, Osborne 81 Go. salute the
public with the seasons greeting ani
an advertisement ON trade expansion
! Read it.
Mr.. Olive FAINT, accompanied by hi.
sister, Miss Julia, went to Charleston
last week to spend few days Will
| friends.
The negroes of the city observed
emancipation day last Monday by {,
big parade, in which there were two
brass bands.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Sadler. uf Fair
field County, are in the city several
weeks visiting Mrs. Sadler's mother
Mrs. H. T. Mausdin.
Mr.. w. j. Phillips, of Little Rock
Ark. after al absence of more than
fifteen years, is now visiting his old
home and relatives in this County.
Mr.. D. J. Simpson and family, oi
Toccoa, Ga., and Mr.. A. w. Adams and
family, Of Hartwell, Ga, spent tho
holidays in the city visiting relatives
Rev. w. w. Daniel, the new pastor
Of St. Johns N. E. Church, alled hi
pulpit last Sunday for the first time
We cordially welcome him to Ander
son.
Mr.. Elias l.. Clarke, formerly of An
dcrsOn but now 4 citizen Of Union, S
c., has been elected member OF tn,
City Council from his Ward in tina
town.
Mr.. Thos. y. MuIrah, accompanie,
by his little daughter, of Union, S. G.
has been spending n few days in tin
city visiting his mother and other rcla
tives.
The members of Concord Church ar.
earnestly requested to meet at. tn
Church tO-moErOw (Thursday) at
o'clock p. m. to transact some import
ant business.
Mr.. Paul Gasden, formerly of AndeT
son, and the only son of the late Rev
ThOs. F. Gasden, is in the city visitin,
relatives. He is nov practicing law q
st. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. w. Baylis Hall, while out hunt
ing on his farm In Hopewell TOWNSHIP
d few days ago, flushed a covey o
| nine partridges and killed eight O
y n