The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-02-17

S OF p. D. Fertilizer on hand. Call on therl
forprices, terms and other particulars.
Mr.. s.. @. Dean and Miss AnnieJ. Rampy
were married ion the 18th ult. at the resi-
4 dence of MI DC. Howard, Rev, w. A,
Hodges ohidating. {! y. 3,.'5 ..s l.s,s
The Bapiists cong gregation have isechred
nearly enough money to erect q, parsonage
fbr their pastor and expect to begin work
on e tsosne time this spring. ss3..7
The pupils 81 Ms G. r. Murray school
witnessed some Interesting experiments in
B #pneamatics and electricity, conducted by
]. 8. Murray, Jr., on last Tuesday
eyening. s. t4s3s sz @
We would call attention to the advertise
mentof MISC. E. Horton. Persons In The
saieihity 81 Williamson would dc we'll to
csIl upon bim before purchasing their fer
8 tilizers. .s - q = : : .ss-4
Messrs. John E. Breazeale. John Ia. Clark
and R., B. Todd are representing Burning
Bush Chapter; r. A. NJ, in tho Grand
Chapter which convened in Charleston on
+ Tuesday. Z ss...es s.
s. We print elsewhere a lis" Of persons who
have returned personal property for taxa
tion, with the aggregate amount ,eturned
BY each, The publication IS made by the
town anthorisies e ~
ssYou do not appear to be very busy at
your store,n remarked salesman tosa
{ friend. mo, thank Heaven, the boss has
stopped advertising, and-we arc having q
lovely time Of it.n
In consequence OF the continued bad
weather. farm work. of every kind is.very
s much behindhand. The farmers hive not
done exceeding three weeks work since the
middle Of Decemhsr.
The regular commCnion service Of the
Presbyterian church will be observed on
next. Sunday morning Immediately after
the sermon. TIE usual Saturday rriorning
service win bsheldat II o'clock.
Cooley Bridge across the saluda River
at Cox's Mil Is said to be in need Of repairs.
There are several holes in the floor that en-
dangers the legs of animals a little work
In time might saye.the county bill of
damages. =
Rev. D. Weston Hiott, performed the
marriage ceremony Of Mr.. John Q. Wingo,
Of Greenyille county, and Miss E. b. Jam.
eson, of Anderson county, on the LIST inst,
at residence Of the brides father, Col. J.
Jameson. - .s.sri
We reprint this week the article on our
first page, aLittlc Rosie, or Kountz the
Conjurer." at the repeated request Of one
OF our lady readers. It appeared in the
IsrEILreEscER about four years ago. but
will bear second reading. eiils
.'The only neighbor have who is Of any
trouble IS one who is continually borrowing
my paper. He invariably sends for it just
when I want it myself" Subseri6er. That
isa common complaint. We wish we knew
how to prevent the annoyance, but we do
not.
Master Hartwell Aver, son of Rev. L. NJ.
Aver, met with . serious accident while
riding on truck at the depot on last Non
day evening BY which both legs were broken
below heknees His injuries. though very
painful and serious, are not considered dan
gerous.
The Town Council are considering q pro-
position TO furnish collar for every dog
returned for taxation, and TO authorize the
police to shoot every dog found on the
streets without collar. II would be 3
proper thing to do, and would surely clear
the town of worthless dogs.
z Mr.. Holiday, good citizen of Green
VILE county. died last week after protrac-
ted illness, and was buried near the An
derson line. Mr.. J. c. Cothran, Of this
county. who acted as pall-bearer at Mr..
Holidays burial. was himself corpse in
two or three days afterwards.
It is useless just now to talk to the parents
of the town about keeping their boys away
from the depot. The sad accident on Mon
day evening will have the desired effect for
while, but in month or two it will be as
bad as ever. It Is proper matter for the
town authorities to take in hand.
Mr.. John R. Briant, highly respected
citizen of Brushy Creek township, dropped
]. dead on the etvening Oft 10th inst. just as
he finished burning of an old field. He
was in good health, and ate hearty dinner
at noon. He was about 50 years old, and
leaves wife and five or six children.
This has been an exceedingly hard winter
on the young ladies. The bad weather has
kept them in doors, and they have been
compelled to put up with simply thinking
shout the boys. It has been distressing;
but the weather has been better this week,
and their depressed spirits are enlivening.
Mrs. Sarah J. Harper, wife OF Mr.. James
a.Harper, and daughter of Mrs. Matilda
Branyon. died at the residence of her hus-
band Friday night last 11th inst, in the
18th year of her age, after an illness Of two
months. She was a consistent member ol
the Baptist Church. and was highly es-
teemed by all who knew her.
srhe town meeting on last Thursday even
;nr III, reference to the town hall orclock
: vas avery tame affair, eyincing no interest
n thu subject. The meeting decided against
q town hall, and did not consider the que.'-
ton or an opera house. It unanimously
favored the purchase OF 8, town clock. w
will, therefore, soon hare the town time