The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-04-18
Local News.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL IS, 1900.
TIE coTTOu MARKET.

Stained Cotton-7 tos.
The young people arc now talking
about picnics.
Spring chickens are in demand now
at fancy prices.
Mrs. III. Montgomery, of Gaffney, is
in Anderson visiting friends.
r. L. Jaynes, Esq, of Walhalla,
spent last Thursday in the city.
Base ball is all the go here now, and
the big boy as we'll as tho small boy is
in his glory.
Last Sunday was beautiful Easter,
and large congregations attended the
city churches.
If your vehicle needs any repairs
read Paul Stephens advertisement and
give him q call.
The price of cotton does not vary
much these days. Every day or two a
few bales are on the market.
Don't allow plow animals to be
reined up. It's hard enough work and
little reward they get, anyway.
Mrs. W. II. Phifer, Of Greenville, is
spending IL few days in the city visiting
her father, J. L. Breazeale, Esq.
Col. D. X. Norris, of this County,
went down to Clarendon last week on
a visit to Hon. James E. Tindal
The people of Anderson have con-
tributed about thirty dollars to the re-
lief of the starving people in India.
If you need any hoes, the new adver-
tisement of Sullivan Hardware Com
pany will tell you where to buy them.
The new advertisement Of Brock
Bros. will prove interesting to the
farmers, who should read it carefully.
Mr.. Samuel Patton, of Texas, IS Wis
iting the family of his mother in law,
Mrs. nj. E. Newell, in Hopewell Town
ship.
Revival services are being held in the
Methodist Church this week. Two
services each day-11 a. IN. and 8.15
pm.
Mr.. j. Bnylis Lewis went to Colum
bia yesterday to attend the annual ses-
sion Of the Grand Lodge of knights of
Honor.
The time for paying road taxes ex-
pires on May 1st. If you have not paid
yours, attend to it at once and save
trouble.
Mr.. Jas. A.. Hoyt, Jr., member of
the Columbia State staff, spent day
or two in the city last week visiting
relatives.
On account of the Merry Makers
Carnival in Augusta next week, the
round trip railroad fare from Ander-
son is 1926.
Mr.. J. c. Darlington. editor or the
Spartanburg Herald, spent last Friday
in Anderson and was welcome visitor
to our sanctum.
Hon. E. E. Werner, of Oconee Coun-
ty, and DIR. Wyche, of Newberry, will
be candidates for Congress from this
District this year.
Gen. and Mrs. ri. L. Bonham left
Monday for Barnwell, s. c., to attend
the marriage of their neice, daughter
of Col. Robert Aldrich.
r. H. Henderson, travelling represen-
tative for C. s. Minor g. Co., of Ander-
son, was here on professional busi-
ness last week. -Pickeas journal.
Mr. 2. w. EEs:Ht, the genial ani. hand
s5ine travelling passenger agent OF the
Southern Railway, was in the city yes
terday and gave ns pleasant call.
The Anderson firemen have received
invitations to attend and participate in
three tournaments next month-at
Greenville, Charlotte and Raleigh.
Mr.. JAS. ID. Campbell, the clever and
efficient Court Stenographer Of the
Seventh Circuit, was in the city last
Friday and gave us an appreciated
call.
The Anderson Athletic Association
Is now an assured facG, with O capital
Of $1,000. Tho subscribers will meet
this afternoon to perfect the organiza-
tion.
From what we can see and gather
from our intercourse with the farmers,
the acreage in cotton in this County
will be about the same as it was last
year.
Is Fifty-one years ago last Sunday this
section was visited by big snow
storm. Many of our older people re-
member it, and say it killed all vege-
tation.
The Lebanon High School base ball
team and the Central Graded School
team win play a match game in this
city next Saturday afternoon at 8
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& Married, ON Sunday evening, April