The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-03-14
Local News.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH II, 1900.
THE COTTON MARKET.

Spring chickens are in demand at
fancy prices.
These are lively days among the cot
ton traders and spectators.
Mr.. John w. Todd, of Seneca, spent
a day or two in IT,, city last week.
Mr.. J. +. Norment, of the Ncms and
Courier, spent last Thursday in the
city.
Paul +. Stephens wants to repaint
your buggy or carriage. Read advcr-
tisement.
Look up King Bros. new advertise
mcnt in this issue and read what they
have to say.
The Alliance Store has something to
say to-day concerning their new dress
maker. Read it.
The large, beautiful show windows
Of some of our merchants arc display
ing Spring goods.
The advancing price in corn ought to
induce f.;i:ners not to neglect planting
largely in hi, crop.
Ii you i;>,,l IN umbrella, the new
advertisement of j. O. Evans & Co.
will interest yon. Read it.
The new advertisement of the Hill
Orr Drug Co. will give you, some in
formation about your garden. Read it.
Tho contractors sre expectinga num-
DER Of new dwelling houses to be erect
ed in the city during the Spring and
Summer.
Misses Daisey and Leila Barr, who
have been spending several months in
Florida with relatives, returned homo
last week.
A farmer brought load of sweet po-
tatoes to the city few days ago and
disposed of them very quickly at one
dollar bushel.
Those farmers who held their cotton
are now having the satisfaction of see
ing the fieecy staple climbing up to
the ten cent mark.
Prof. A. T. Montague, the genial
and energetic President of Furman
University. has been spending few
days i'll Anderson.
The days are growing longer and the |
clerks are looking forward to the time |
when the stores will close at G.3O !
o'clock in the afternoon.
The Knights of Pythias will meet to-
morrow evening at o'clock 1t will |
be an important meeting, and every |
is urged to attend.
MIR. l.. E. Norlyce has recovered from
his recent illness, and last week went |
TO Greenwood, where he is represent
ing the Mutnal Life Insurance Com
pany.
G. +. Jones s. Co. announce in this |
issue that they are ready for Spring !
business. They have q large stock,
and take hopeful view Of the situa-
alton.
The farmes continue to haul out large
loads of fertilizers. The general opin-
ion is that there will be as large acreage
in cotton in this County this year MS
usual.
Messrs. Ligon &. Ledbetter have
work on the foundation of
their new building ON North Main
street, and will push it to completion
rapidly.
Brown, Osborne s. Co. advertise
novelties for spring Il Ill ttileir various
in this issue, and would
AXE pleasure in showing their man.
moth stock.
Prof. John G. Clinkscalcs, OF Wof-
ford College, will deliver IN address in
The Methodist Church at Honea Path
next Friday night. The public is in
vited to attend
Before buying your Spring goods,
read the advertisements in the INTEL
lIGENCER every week, and you will
know where to supply your demands
fOr the lenst money.
Reports vary as to, the damage done
% the ont crop. IN some sections the
farmers say they are partially killed,
while in other sections il is believed
he. crop will be all right
The Lenten services at Grace Church
are very interesting and we'll attended.
Rev. w. L. Capers, the rector, cordial
y invites all the friends of the congrc-
cation to attend the services.
A number of our subscribers prom
sed us last Fall that they would pay
Is what they owed us as soon as they
sold their cotton. We presume that
hey are still holding their 1vtion.
It Is with great pleasure that We an
lounce that our esteemed friend. Capt.
A. I. Broyles, who met with n painful
q few weeks ago, is able to be
IN q ONin anI vo1lY oroun1 I.:~