The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-10-10
Local News.
wEDNEsDAY.s OCT. 10, 1900.
rHE corroB MARKET.
Corrected Weekly By sroxn. Osborne a {


MiddIng-32.
Stained Cotton--9 to OF.
The demand for dwelling houses in
this city is increasing.
] The public schools of varennes
Township will open next Monday, 10Th
inst.
sIisses Emma and Maud Wilson
have gone tn Clarendon County to cj:-
gage in teaching school.
Court convenes next Monday. Wit
nesses and jurors should be on hand
promptly at 10 O'clock n. III.
Mr.. j. w. Burrise. one Of I.c"Hidies-
ville's energetic farmers, spent Mon
day in the city and gave us a call.
This has been the longest Summer
ever experienced in this section. Octo-
ber is giving us some Summer weather.
Mr.. Luther Hays is now with c..
Frank Bolt, tho cash grocer, where
he will be pleased to see his friends.
Mr.. E. II. Barton, Of Easiey, has been
spending few days in the city visit
ing the family of his son, Mr.. j. E. Bar
ton.
Mr.. Jas. +. Shumate is again selling
goods for u. o. Evans g. Co., and will
be pleased to serve his friends at any
time.
Mr.. George A. Wagner, Of Charles
ton, is spending few days in Ander-
son, where he is always o welcome
visitor.
Mr.. r, B. Cheshire spent last week
in Hal tw ell, Ga, where he represented
Juliua Fl. We'll g. Co.'s clothing de-
partment.
General Passenger Agent Craig and
Superir tendent Anderson, of the c. s.
w. G. r. r., spent last Monday night
in the city.
The new advertisement of G. Frank
Bolt, the cash grocer, will appear next
week. His cut prices in groceries still
continues.
Messrs. G. F. Tolly g. Son have just
received a handsome new, rubber.
tired hearse, to use in their undertaking
department..
Attention is directed to the new ad-
vertisement Of w. F. Marshall g. Co.,
who announce many bargains in store
for tiie public.
The new advertisement of Moore,
Acker g. Co. will prove especially in
tercsting to the fair sex, who ahonld
not fail to read it.
Mr.. j. H. Mcconnell has given us
samples of his second crop of Irish po-
tatoes, which he is now harvesting and
which are very fine.
Mr.. Warren w. Guyton, who holds q
position with The W. & Il. Z. r. in
Atlanta, is visiting his parents in
Hopewell Township.
Mr.. J. Baker Gentry will open the
Three-and-Twenty school on Monday,
22nd inst, and he waatE all the pupils
to be on hand that day.
Mr.. j. H. Huckabes, one of Lown-
desville's most popular citizens, spent
last week In n:the city, and was q vol
come visitor to our sanctum.
In their new advertisement this week
B. o. Evans g. Co. tell you how they
can save you money. Read what they
say and give thea an early call.
Mr.. William David Acker, who gEad.
uated at the-P NJ. I. lastyear. has gone
to Charleston, where he will enter the
South Carolina Military Academy.
Mr.. j. A. DesPotes, travelling for a
large wholesale house, was in the city
last week. and met up with many of
his old friends, who were glad to see
him.
Don't let ten cents cotton keep you
from planting lot of wheat and oats
this fall. Even il cotton should go to
rs cents it is good policy to plant
grain.
Cadets j. w. Tribble, Ira Giles, T.
ii. Russell and +. K. Tucker left few
days ago for Charleston TO resume
their atnaies ct She South Carolina
Military Academy.
King Bros. have o new advertisement
in this paper, and we advise you to
read lt carefully. They are offering
some rare bargains in every line Of
goods they handle.
Mountain Springs school, near New
ell, closed last Friday with an enjoya-
BILE pic mic. The principal, Mr.. r. A.
Gentry. has gone to Greenville to en-
ter Furman University.
MI w. j. Roddey, of Rock Hill, gen
eral agent of tae Equitable Life Insur-
ance Co. in South Carolina, spent last
Friday in Anderson looking after the
business of his Company.
Camp Stephen D. Lee, United Con
federate Veterans, will hold an impor.