The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-05-08
Local News.
E WEDNESDAY, MAY 8. 1901.
THE Cotton mARKEr.

Corrected Weekly BY Brown. osborno Co.
Good Middling-7t.
Strict Good Middling-7}.
ST ct Middling-7s.
Miudling-7t.
Stained Cotton to 8.
Chickens and eggs are very scarce in
the city.
The merchants of Anderson arc hav-
ing fine spring trade.
Home raised strawberries appeared
on the market last week.
ficnics are getting ripe, and Summer
excursions are happy on the way.
Nearly every farmer we meet is
Dragging on the small grain crops.
Your attention is directed to the new
advertisement of Frank johnson & Co.
The new advertisement of Moore,
Acker g. Co. will interest you. Read
it.
"A number of Andersonians attended
the music festival in Spartanburg last
week.
The fruit crop is now safe, and we
are going to have plen Y of it in this
section.
The attention of the farmers cspe-
cially is directed to the new advertise
ment Of Cnrljsls Rroa
Anderson County is we'll represented
at the Reunion of Confederate Veter-
ans in Columbia this week.
Subscribers to the Anderson Telo-
phone Exchange may add the Ander-
son Tailoring Go. to their list.
The shirt waist, it is said, will be
popular in Anderson this summer. 1t
has already made it's appearance.
A sweet potato crop of large proper
t;oIs viii heip the farmers no little in
their lack of other necessary crops.
If you want to learn something about
"the contented' farmer read tho now
advertisement Of B. o. Evans g. Co.
Tho work of the street sprinkler on
our streets is very much appreciated
by our merchants and citizens gener-
ally.
The Summer term of the Court of
General Sessions for this County will
convene on tho second Monday in
ocne.
j. n. paget, Esq, accompanied by
his wife and little son, went to Ridge
Springs few days ago to visit his
mother.
Frank McM. Sawyer, formerly of this
city but now prominent architect of
Charlotte, n. c., was in the city last
Friday.
DR.. VIM. j. Smith, of Columbia, is
spending q few days in the city visiting
his sisters, Mesdames T. A. Ratliffe
and M. A. Dean.
Attention is. directed to the adver-
tisement of j. H. Collins, the photo
grapher, and when you want good
photo give him call.
The farmers have had fine weather
the past ten days and they have made
good use Of the time. Many of them
have finished planting cotton seed.
A much needed shower visited por-
tions of tho County last Sunday after
noon. In some sections there was
light fall of hail, but it did no damage.
On account Of the Veterans Reunion
in Columbia, the Southern Railway
viii sell you a round-trip ticket to Co
lumbia to-day and tO-morrow at $2.55.
The home of the late Capt John Nc
Grath, on South McDuffie street, was
sold last Monday at public outcry and
purchased by John C. Osborne for
$4,000.
A tenant house, with all of it's con-
tents, on the plantation of Joshua
Pruitt, three miles Northeast of tho
city, was destroyed by fire last Friday
afternoon.
The Cox Manufacturing Company,
>N@'AH6 {, OouOtSN 40 OuplCAt 6tOCh, LUIS
commenced thecrection of the addi-
tion to the building, which will double
its present capacity.
All vehicles should be kept off of the
West side of the Court House Square
next Saturday during the exercises of
the laying Of the corner stone of the
Confederate Monument.
The report comes from Washington
that Congressman Lntimer has just
concluded deal in copper mining
stock in Mexico which nettcd him
something over 100000.
The potato bug has made it's appear
ance in this section. Paris green is
highly recommended to kill the bug.
Place the poison in little water and
sprinkle the yines with it.
The residents of the city should look
closely after, the sanitary condition of