The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-10-09
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WEDNESDAY, OCT. 8, 1901.
THE COTTON MARKET.

Strict Good Middling-75.
Good Middling--7a.
Strict Middling-7s.
Middiing-Y.
A lot of valuable real estate is ad-
vertised for sale in this paper.
Judge R. Y. H. Nance offers a house
and Lot for sale. Sec advertisement.
Attention is directed to the new ad-
ve1tisement of yVilhite & Wilhite.
Cotton receipts are growing larger
e:esJj7 day and the public wcighers are
kept busy.
R. w. Nash, editor of the Bolton
Times. was in the city yesterday and
gave :s 6 call.
Mr.. John W.. Martin has gone to
Batesburg to accept position in O
laundry at that place.
The gossips say several marriages
will occur in the city before the Christ
mas holidays roll around.
StreetOverseer Lee has rebuilt the
bridge and completed tho repairs at
the creek on Whitner street.
The weather for the past two or
three weeks has been very changeable,
all the seasons Being represented.
Our farmers have commenced sowing
their small grain crops, and many Of
them are going to SOW quite extensive
ly.
At o meeting cf the County Board of
Control last Monday John A. Hays was
elected clerk for the dispensary in this
city.
Capt. P. X. McCully, sr.. who is buy
ing cotton in Spartanburg, came over
Saturday and spent Sunday with his
family.
A number of "mountain schooners," !"
loaded With apples, cabbage and pota-
toes, are seen on the streets nearly
every day.
The Courtof Common Pleas convenes
next Monday. Jurors and witnesses
should bear this in mind and be on hand
promptly.
Col. j. N. Brown, wife and daughter,
who have been spending several weeks
at Beech Haven, N. j., will reach home
tomorrow.
Mr.. Paul L. Aver, of Anderson, is in
the city. He has announced his candi-
dacy for the Office of adjutant general.
Columbia State. 9TH inst.
Some of our farmers are still com
planning of the boil worm in their cot
ton fields, and say that great damage is
being done to late cotton.
DR.. s. &. Bruce has moved his Office
from the Broyles building across the
street to the second floor over D. G..
Brown g. Bro, on South Main street.
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be celebrated at Concord Chnrch
noAt Sunday morning. The prepara-
tory services will begin next Friday
night.
All persons who are interested in the
graveyard at Concord Church are re-
Quested to meet there tomorrow
(Thursday) morning to clean off the
ground.
The Anderson Rifles have rented
the second floor Of Hall Bros build
ing, on Sonth' Main street, for their
armory, and will have it handsomely
fitted up and furnished.
Dr.. E. 1T. Edwards, one of Due
Vests most popular and prominent
citizens, died on the lst inst, He had
many friends in this County who will
regret, to hear of his death.
Every one of our farmers who can
possibly do so should visit the city
next Saturday and hear the addresses
of the two distinguished Georgians
who have been invited here.
Mr. and Mrs. v. B. Cheshire have
the sympathies Of their friends in the
death Of their little daughter, Victor
laine, which occurred yesterday at
noon, aged thirteen months.
G. P. Brown, business manager of
the Mall Advocate Publishing CO., is
confined to his home with an attack of
malarial fever. We join his frieeds in
wishing him speedy restoration to
health.
In an order issued last Monday by
,Judpe SimCnton in Charleaton TT T.
Beattie was discharged as receiver of
the Blue Ridge Railroad and the prop
erty was ordered turned over to It's
owners.
In ordering the address Of your paper
cronged be sure to give the name oe
y, r.old Dost0fficA ~eil as :.; Inc t,,e nam,
o. me zone to which you wantit changed.
If you will do this it will eave rs time
and trouble.
5 Next week is Merry Makers Week
in Augusta, and an interesting pro-