The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-02-18
Local News.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. IS, 1903.
TIE coTTon MAnYEr.
Good M~iddling-94.
Strict Middling-6e.
M~iddling-83.

Strict Middling-6.
Mlddling-8s.
It looks as If Anderson catches all
the rain coming this way.
Hiss Gertrude Hagood, Of Easley. ia
IN the city visiting friends.
Mrs. n. II. Hays. Of Clinton, 8. c., is
II the city visiting relatives..
ALI sorts Of country produce are In
emand In the city at good prices.
This section has had q little touch of
summer weather during tine past week.
Mrs. Geo. e. Prince is visiting her
Dfother, DR.. Frank Lander, at Enoree,
Miss Gertrude Hoyt, of Greenyille.
y IN the city visiting relatives and
Tom. S. Maxwell, of Greenyille.
spent last Sunday in the city visiting
Rev. T. G. .Ligon will preach OF
Uean next sunday morning, 32nd inst,
j; E. Earle, Esq, of Walhalla, spent
q 1ay IN the city last week on profess
Sic aal business.
Our country friends in town lately
report that the roads are in bad condi-
0 IN many places.
The Secretary Of State has granted q
charter to the Gluck cotton mills, to be
located near this city.
Those of our farmers who have held
apart OF their cotton crop can now dis
pose OF 1t at o good price.
DR.: A. P. Johnston is in Chicago at
tendln& d annual meeting of the Ma
tlonal Dental Association.
Rev w. G. Ewart and wife, of Ian
caster, spent q few days in the Corner
last week visiting relatives.
The siege of bad weather for the
past month has greatly impedeC the
progress Of building in the city.
In nearly every section of the County
the streams have been away out Of
their banks during the past week.
Mrs. j. c. Schaidt, of Walhalla. has
been spending q few days in Ander-
son visiting her daughter, Mrs. Barton.
Our young friend, Phil Baker, of
birmingham. Ala. liz in the CITY Wait
ing his a~randmnthe- Mrs. p 4. VIII
A Boston professor says pretty girls
DO not make good wives, but most
young men are willing to take the
chances.
49,
Rev. Q. L.. Martin, of Williamson.
spent q few days in the city last week
ana was warmly greeted by his many
The time for paying city taxes ex-
pires on the 28th inst. You car pay
one-half now and the other half next
September.
The day. for holding services at
Neals Creek Church has been changed
from the fourth to the third Sunday in
The new advertisement of the Sulli-
van Hardware Co. will prove specially
interesting to the farmers, who shonld
read 1t carefully.
Clarence A. Smith, of High Point.
N. c., has been spending O lew days
in the CITY visiting his sister, Mrs. J.
w. Quattlebaum.
) The moon sign for dry weather has
tailed 80 far this month. Both horns
or the new moon stooo straight up-
which means dry.
Miss Sarah Cunningham. Of Rock
Mills, went to; Columbia q few DAYS ago
to accept q position in che Presbyterian
College for Women. .(1
To-morrow nineteen years ago a
ern suburbs Of the city and DESTROYED
several dwelling houses.
Col. G. J. O'Ferrel, the genial repre-
sentative Of the Atlanta Journal, spent
last Friday in the. city. The Journal
q many readers in Anderson.
Last winter there was no weather
suitable for blowing from Dec. / to
March 81. It beyinsito look as if this
season would keep up the record.
Monday afternoon This section was
visited by one Of the heaviest rains
ever seen here, There was no wind
with 1t, and no damage was done.
Oscar o. Moore, ACCOMPANIED by
Mrs. Della Wilson and Miss Daisy
Aoker,; has gone to New York to buy o
stock OF spring midsummer goods.
s: strouss, Of the firm of julius H.
We'll g. Co... has gone to the Eastern
markets TO epend O few weeks buying
q stock, Of goods FOR the spring trade.
L. B. Bolt, who is engaged as an en-
gineer on the Southern Railway at
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, is visiting his faith.
or (lvvrnn R0vA @-11I- II
ship.
Louis Archer, who has been clerking
at the Hotel Chiquola, has resigned
and gone to Athens, Ca, where he has
accepted o clerkship with the Windsor
Hotel.
G. F. Martin has been appointed Mag
istrate in Broadway ToWnahip to suc-
coed Hon. 8. N. sPearman, who resign.
ed when he was electedt to the Legis-
latnre.
Ameeting OF the stockholders of the
GlucE Cotton Mil will be- held ON
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