The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-02-10

were united in matrimony on the 3Oth ult.,
Rev. w. II. King officiating.
Without mishap, we will get the town
#clock an6; then let's work for weather
; cock on the Court House steeple.
Mr.. Hamilton Stewart and Miss Mary
White were married on Sunday last by a.
E. Scudday, Esq, at his own residence.
{ The Bergers gave ehaste and elegant
entertainment in Masonic Hall on Friday
J night to q large and appreciatiye audience.
Mr.. Joseph Cox, of Belton township, fell
Il the other evening while walking over his
x plantation and broke two or three of his
/ ribs.
Capt. w. ]. Kirk and Col. D. F. Bradley
left Easley on Tuesday for Cincinnati in the
interest of the Atlantic and French Broad
Railroad.
The WILLIAMSON Female College opened
on Monday with s8 pupils, 5e of whom are,
boarding in the College. This excellent In
stitution of learning Is gradually increasing
in popular favor.
Rev. W. d. King performed the marriage
4 ceremony of Nj. J. B. Leyerett and Miss
{ Lily Bozeman. daughter of the late David
L. Bozeman, at The residence of Mr. G. L.
i 1fcGee, on tie Sd inst.
y The Town Council has invested about
> one hundred dollars in twelve tubular street
s lamps; which are to be placed around the
square in the places of the old ones, whica
will be moved ont on the streets. Agood
! investment, gentlemen.
We are requested to announce that there
will be no preaching at Good Hope Churca
on the fourth Sabbath in this month, as
{ the pastor Rev. r. G. Ligon will be unable
to attend on that day. The Sabbath School
exercises will, however, besheld as usual.
The contract for grading the Savannah
Valley Railroad was executed on Monday,
the terms of1which require work to be be-
gun within ten days from that date. Dirt
will be first broken near the residence of
Rev, w. 81. King. two miles south Of town.
The Council fined two men on Tuesday
for carrying concealed weapons-one $2l
and the other s25. The only way to correct
the evil is to impose the heaviest penalties
of the law upon these who practice it, an'l
that is what the Council seems disposed to
do of late. +
Mr. A. 81. Osborne has just returned frona
{ q trip to Florida, and tells US that with some
! sections Of the State he was very faYorably
/ impressed, while with others he was not.
z The three principal money-making indus
tries of Florida is the fruit, vegetable and
lumber business = -
s The moon entered the second quarter, Oh
Saturday, and ever since the weather has
been extremely bad, therain pouring down
almost incessantly from Monday night to
Wednesday evening. The water courses
are considerably swollen, and the roads are
. in bad condition again.
"Any man who would take his county
paper and then not pay for it ought to be
drummed out of the State" That's what
I prominent citizen Of the Fork said to us
the other day. We would like to have
about 25 600 men in Anderson county with
such consciousness his.
The Cowpens Centennial Committee have
appointed Wednesday, the 11th Of May, as
! the day for unyeiling the Morgan statue
at Spartanburg. The pedestal with the in
scription is prepared and in Charleston,
waiting shipment to that place. The statue
( will be ready in due time.
Appointments of the Y. M. G. A. for next
Sunday: To conduct the afternoon meeting,
{ J. 81. Clark Poor House Committee, ]. W.
Daniels, R. r. Todd Jail committee, G. F..
Tolly, A. P. Hubbard. Appointees are ex-
pected to serve or provide suitable substi-
tutes, as it is important that the appoint
ments be filled.
Mr.. C. s. L. Stewart, of Savannah town.
ship, presented us on Saturday last boil
of cotton with eleven full size and fully
matured locks of cotton, which was taken
from one of his fields last November. 1t is
the largest we ever saw, and was produced
from mixture of the Simpson and Chea-
than varieties.
Mr.. ]. E. Boggs, rising young lawyer
of Pickens, and Mr.. Elias Day, of Easley,
one of the Commissioners Of Pickens coun-
ty, paid us call on Tuesday while in town
on business. They speak well for their
county, and are particularly hopeful as to
the future of the Atlantic and French
Broad Valley Railroad.
At the meeting of Pomona Grange of this
county on last Saturday, the following per.
sons were elected and installed officers for
the present year: J. P. Smith, W. NJ; T.
Il. Burriss, O.; E. NJ. Snipes, L.; Jeptha
Harper, c.; A. B. Bowden, s.; P.F. King,
A. s.; Rob't Moorhead T.; J. E. Breazeale,
sec.; c. C. Armstrong, g. K.
A Township Singing Association will be
organized at Whitefeld church, in Hope
we'll township, at 10 o'clock M. on the
third Saturday in this month. All persons
interested in music are requested to attend,
and to carry their baskets. Prominent
musicians from Greenville and other places
have been invited and are expected to at
tend.
MI. 1fontbl, Ronort of tba Stoto A or;
cultural Department for February is full Of
interesting information and reading for the
farmers. We publish on our first page an
article taken from the Report about the
clay beds in Aiken county that is well
worth perusa1. They are mines of wealth
that few people in this section knew existed
in South Carolina.
The stockholders of the cotton factory to