The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-09-16
Local News.
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 9, 1903.
THE COTTON MARKET.
Good Middling-1Oa.
Strict Middlin g-10s.
Middling-1O5.

strict Middling-108.
Midding-10a.
Miss Carrie Stribling spent last week
IN Walhalla.
Mrs. Joe McGee, ir., of Columbia, is
visiting Mrs. G. Nj. Tolly.
Pratt King left last week for Mer-
cersburg, Pa, to enter school.
A fine farm near Walhalla is offered
for sale. See advertisement.
There is no end to trouble. Tax
paying time will soon be here again.
The physicians say there is very
little sickness In and around the city.
The farmers have had fine weather in
which to gather their fodder and hay.
Frank B.. Gary. Of Abbeville bar,
spent Saturday in the city on legal bus
iness.
j. I. Copeland and wife, of Clinton,
s. c., are visiting relatives in Ander-
son.
1irs. L. X. Clyde and daughter, of
GTeenville, are in the city visiting rela-
tives.
Miss Ella Reid, of Walhalla, is in
Andersen visiting friends and rela-
tives.
Hon. w. N. Graydon. of Abbeyille,
has been spending q few days in An
derson.
If you want the top of the market
for your cotton. farmers, bring It &c
Anderson.
Miss Daisy Shumate, of Savannah,
Ga, is visiting the family of DR.. j. D.
Chapman.
Miss Rebecca Jeffords, of Orange
burg, is in the city visiting Miss Sue
Whitfield.
Mrs. Otis Stone, of Honea Path, spent
last week with her brother, DR.. A. T..
Strickland.
The cotton gins in tho city have COM
ting ready to do 80.
S. y. MCGEE, Esq, of Greenwood,
spent last Friday in Anderson on pro-
fessio1al business.
A local weather prophet says this
section will have light frost about
the middle of October.
G. s. Little, of Parker's Sore. Ga.
vas N the city last Saturday and gave
us an appreciated call.
According to the almanacs. the fall
equinox does not take place this month
until Thursday, Gath inst.
Miss Leila Russell has returned to
Rock Hill to resume her duties as
teacher in Winthrop College,
j. L. McGee and wife, who have
been spending few weeks in the
mountains, have returned home,
Miss Mazda Griffin, of Atlanta, has
come to Anderson to accept a position
as milliner with J. Fl. Well & Co.
Frank Todd, recent graduate of
the South Carolina College, has gone
to Rock Hill to accept good position.
Hewlett Sullivan, of Williamson,
has come to the city to accept posi-
ton with the Anderson Cash Grocery
The outlook for business this fall is
now believed to be hopeful, but it all
depends on the average price of cotton
between now and January 1st. q
Rev. j. D. Chapman returned home a
rev days ago from his summer vaca-
First Baptist Church last Sunday.
Rev. Norman L. Prince preached q
good sermon at st. Johns Methodist
Church Sunday night. He viii leave
in a few days FOR Vanderbilt Universi-
ty to pursue special course of study
during the winter.
The County Commissioners have de-
cided to build bridge o'3,.r Seneca
RIVER at the free ferry j; "iM be q
substantial iron structure. Ths people
OF that section will be more than pleas
ed at this action of the Commissioners.
Mr. F. w. Nardin, OF anderson, an
expert electrician, who has been spend
ing few weeks at Capt. Rabb's, re-
turned homo last ThuIiasy. He kill
ed six deer while here, getting one
every time he went out.-Georgetown
Outlook.
Though election times are almost q
year off one cannot fail to notice that
some people are already putting more
warmth in their handshakes, and ask
ing moro feelingly as to chow are all
L: B. Anderson, one of the operators
in the city Office Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, has been trans
ferred to the Office OF Superintendent
Wells, of the Southern Railwey, in CO.
lumbia. He is succeeded by John j !.
McGrath, who started as messenger
boy two years ago.
J: F. Kelly has sold his store room
to w. NJ. Ellison and will move his
stock of goods to Anderson in q few
days, where he will open up for busi-
man and has made many friends dur
ing his stay in Honea Path.-Honea
Path Chronicle.
Rev. j, L.. McLin. Of thls city, is
quite sick at the home Of his sieSer,
Mrs. II. B.. Zimmerman, at Westmfns-
ter. whore he is visitiMg. We join his
friends in wishing him q speedy -~cov-
cry: On account OF his sicknesl shere
will be no o.preaching at Midway Pres-
byterian Church next Sabbath. /, !.
On to-morrow (Thnrsdsy) afternoon.
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