The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-03-14
Local News.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 1906.
Local cotton market 1915.

|
| Local cotton market 1875.
Miss Jennie. Harper, of Greenwood,
Is Ill the city visiting Mrs. b. b. Hen
~.
The email grain crops are reported
looking line in all sections Of the coun-
try.
The time for paying State and
county taxes will expire tomorrow,
The delightful weather continues.
and nearly all the fruit trees are in
full bloom.
J. II. Brissey is building q neat cot.
fage on Johns atreet, in the rear Of the
keese house.
Miss Anna Rosa Cunningham, of
thle city, is in Abbeville vieiting her
uncies y. T. Z. Harrison.
T. Allen. Paul Murphy. Cecil Keys
last Sunday in Gresnville.
Mr- and Mrs. A. II. Osboras, who
nave been spending tho winter in
savannah, have returned to the city.
Rsese g. Bolt make their spring
| announcement in todsy's paper, Their
tfade le opening early this year. Read
Join your neighbor in cleaning up
and getting ready for spring. I'm
| prove your premises with paint and
| Dr.. w. II. Nardin, Jr., who has been
| taking q special conrse in medical
jurisprudence in New York, returned
nome few deys ago.
W. R. Hall, Of Pickens County,
| who formerly resided in Anderson
! County, was in the city Monday and
have us an appreciated call.
| Mr.: John M, Hubbard and little
| daughter, of Anderson, are in tie city
J. B. Moore.-Barnwell Sentinel.
Farmers in this section expect to
fertillze highly THE year, that ia if the
| AMOUNT OF fertilizers that are being
daily hauled from town is any index.
| Whether cotton shall fetch cents
| or 10 cents in the market next fall, it
Will be the sensible and provident hog
| and homIny farmer who will come out
ahead.
| Hon. E. NJ. Rucker, Jr., Of Anderson,
I s. c., epent several days in the CITY
| and county this and last week, looking
| after his landed ntereste.-EIberton
tGa.} Star. ..-.. l,:-:. :; =. %.
John III. Flynn, of Spartauburg, has
R9en spending o few days in the city.
His many old friends were delighted
| to greet him end to see him looking 80
hale aud hearty. -
Thomas Alston, of Anderson, han
bought the d. w. Moore reaidenca on
Reynolds street, and will move his
| family to Greenwood in the near fu-
| ture.--Greenwcod Journal ...,..'>
Some valuable real estate in the
1 town ef Ess!ey will be sold there at
public ontcry on Thursday, 29th inst.
For full particulars read the sdvsr-
| hsement in another column.
The city is having the lower side.
walk on Earle street leading 70 the
| Union depot paved with brick. It is q
needed Improvement and will be much
appreciated by the travelling public.
Chiquola Lodge, No! 3d. Knights of
Pythias, will meet tomorrow (Thurs-
dRy) eve6ing at s o1clnek. The A-ssss
and third ranks will be conferred.
AL the members are urged to attend.
:ss a1:ss janis Janis Feet. s..;: .. &c 4h:z
who haB been spending several months
4 at Battle Greek, Mich. for the benefit;
| Of her health, which iiaa greatly Inn:
ago. =. :. 80 . ''5;'' = : ~" ~. ~ "''y .
| At Seneca last Friday night w. w.
Hamilton'a big barn, with several other
eka:s a snn TsSEs ia ;,a tSss1 ms Vetng sar
hnrned On the aan,a as,ct ~ +bran
years. I:s -: go s, - 80 'lAoo
;nr saw weatra in Way q iasni.oI MMs oIgn sReha
I m6re ,lnSIar r,esiicai treeemant - rat,srr
etf@Tf,n,e SATURDAY. His hna,th haa
| been banefitei and i;ia frianIa hnna naS %
ace him ont a0ain annr, 81. ~ W ~ 70 W
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