The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-03-27
Local News.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1901.
TIE COTTON aARKET.

| Good Middling-8.
! STRICT Middling-?s.
Middling--79.
| Stained CottOn-5 toe.
The price of cotton is still going
downward.
The early gardeners are living in
dread of the late frosts.
Col. J.C. Can't, of Hartwell, Ga,
was in the city last Saturday on bust
ness.
The fruit crop still hangs in the bal
ance, though the chances are still in its
favor.
] The mnmns ore claiming Is number
of victims among the boys and girls of
the city.
Congressman Latimer, cfne!tca, left loft
last week on a short business trip to
Mexico.
w. f. G. Owen has been appointed
postmaster at Hickory Flat. in Garvin
Township.
Mise jennie Bowie has returned
home after two weeks visit to
| Greenville.
Next Monday is Salesday. TheJudge
of Probate will sell some real estate at
/! public ontcry.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robinson, of
Greenville, are il the city visiting
friends and relatives.
Mr.. j. L. Arnold, Jr., accompanied
by his wife, of Athens, Ga, is in the
city visiting his parents.
1t is about time for you to begin hust-
ling in your garden. Seeds will come
up IL this weather continues.
w. II. Bowen has been appointed
Magistrate at Piedmont, OF the Andar-
sSu County side of the river.
Read carefully the facts and figures
given by Osborne e. Pearson in their
new advertisement in this issue.
julius II. We'll g. Co.'S grand MILL
merry opening takes place tomorrow.
See advertisement for full particulars.
Mrs. Ebaugh, of Greenviile, came to
Anderson last week to spend few
days with her sister, Mrs. j. w. Quat-
tlebaum.
The Board of Pcnitentiary Directors
are in the County investigating and in
specting the convict camps located
in this County.
Read closely the advertisements in
THE lNTELLIGENCER aid you will
know where to buy your Spring goods
for the least money.
We are requested by the Board of
Trustees to announce that the public
schools in Corner Township will close
next Friday, 29th inst.
Our young friend, Harry Provost,
has gone to Danville, Va, where he
has accepted a nneitie: With With III tho South
ern Express Company.
Rev. j. D. Chapman is spending this
week at Simpsonville, Greenville Coun-
ty, assisting in series Of meetings in
the Baptist Church there.
At a meeting of the County Board of
Control last Saturday, Thos. b. Earle
! WAS elected keeper Of the beer dispen-
sary, which is to be opened shortly in
this city.
In response to petition of the w.
C. T. u, the City Council has adopted
resolutions protesting against the es-
tablishment Of beer dispensary in
Anderson.
Mrs. Maggie Jefries, Of Culpepper,
Va, is visiting her mother, hrs. B. B.
Breazeale, near this city. Her visit is
source of much pleasure to her many
old friends.
The City authorities have contracted
with j. NJ. Smith for the erection of q
substantial building for the negro
graded school on the lot near the negro
Baptist Church.
Mrs. Hermine Carpenter is new in
the millinery department at Osborne e.
Pearson, and would be pleased to
have her friends and acquaintances
call to see her there.
Next Saturday the Clemson College
and the Auburn (Ala.) College teams
will cross bats in this city, and every
body il looking forward to most in
teresting game Of ball.
The Citadel cadets will encamp at
Darlington two weeks at the end OF
the current school term. Anderson
should make an effort to secure this
encampment next year.
In their new advertisement this week
the C.F. Jones Co. announce that their
millinery opening takes place to-mor-
row, and all the fair sex are invited to
coll and see the display.
The Sturgis Carnival Company will
begin weeks fun and frolic in this
i city next Monday. and will no dnnht