The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-04-13

,,av ~, .ne ao'n' and continuing through r.;
.sy' tue Zist Of this month. Tho ra;,- -,
nave gwen the most liberal crcn-s;a oau
:" onarie1.on for this occasion, and lave, lus,.
~ lumber OF our people intend ayoiIin, ,ha.s' 's'
;s go o' TINS pleasant opportunity Of v,.;.
"s charleston during the sesson - ~. -.
greatest beauty and social enjoyment -
o,.ee' nght occurred in the sou,ber,,
part OF me city on Sunday aftcrnoon 49,
tween aartha Lark and Rosa u,o,.. ~.
mh'eh the former inflicted several wound,
=" 'he person of fle latter with kn;e.
,,, muue o' which, however, are dangerous y,
hAe'y TO result seriously. Martha wos ~, ~
rested and lodged in the calaboose and o. a.
ohoay morning was taken befnre ~.
mayor and fined SIS, in default Of yhich
s'e was put to work on the streets ITnon
.He examination before the Mayor Il wa.
asee.'ained that the difficulty grew ont o,
s'anderous talk had by Rose about MI.
70 the latter's husband.
N, az q meeting of the City Council an
neuhe'day morning the question as ,o
what owners Of real estate situato IN a..
ci'y Will he entitled to vote in the approoch
."6 e'ec.'on OH the question of SUSTAINING
''e subscription of $25 900 to the can;,oi
STOCK OF the 8. v. r. II. Co.. recently ma,,a
oy The City Council was disposed If h,,
constituting the Act to mean only tboso ~
siding within the city limits, and otberwiso
q"a'ihed TO vote under charter of the civ
ana the laws of the State, cxcludine ,vo.
'nc,' INFANTS, &c., nnd that majority of
such owners of real estate otherwise onaIi.
aed 70 vote means majority of those oc.
tually voting at such election
Little Stella, the only child IF Mr ord
Mfs' John e. Peoples, of this city, died on
the night OF the 10th inst, at 1l:s5 o'clock
alter severe illness of catarrhal fever. and
on the following afternoon her remains
were deposited in the Baptist cemetery af.
ser appropriate funeral services conducted
Dy hev. t. p. Bell. The obsequics were
rendered especially impressive by the band
Oh little girls, dressed in white, walking IN
procession, and each bearing floral tribute
Oh love, which they placed upon the snot.
less casket that held the remains Of tba
precious little jewel. Tho large conprooo
tion in attendance, together with the clos.
ing OF all the houses of business attest tho
oeep sympathy felt for the stricken parents
grand parents and relatives by our entire
community
"a new paper, The Eagle, will make its an
pearance in Columbia about the last of his
month. For the present it will be issned
semi weekly, but eventually il will he
merged into daily The politics of the
paper will be Democratic, and a complete
roll of the South Carolina Volunteers in
confederate service, now being gotten up
In the Office of the Adjutant General. will
be published in its columns, containing tn e
rank and age of the soldier, his county.
where wounded, died, killed, captured dis
charged or surrendered, promotions, trans
iers, DC, &c, and whether now living or
dead. 1t will require several months to
complete the publication. Subscriptions
will be taken at 81 for four months. or rs
cents for one month.
We clip the following from the last issue
OF the Pickens Sentinel: "Threc years ago
Mr.. e. r. Horton came to Liberty. There
was no store there, the depot was closed up
and the place apparently dead. Property
was held at nominal price. The wonder
fui change in the place is all illustration Of
what energy, indomitable pluck and uni
form fair dealing may accomplish. Messrs.
Horton d Brown now do business amount
ingto $40 900 ayear. Property has advanced
in some instances 500 per cent The depot
is paying we'll. They ship 1900 bales of
cotton a year, have q nice church under
way, ilourishing livery stable, and dwell
ing houses are in demand" Mr.. Horton
has many friends in this county, of which
he is native, who will be glad to hear of
his prosperity.
Mrs. Maria Elizabeth Smith, wife of Mr..
w. G. Smith, of Pendloton township, died
on Sunday in the 6sth year of her age, after
q protracted illness of about three years.
She was the daughter of Jesse Lewis, who
was among the early settlers of the Sandy
Springs neighborhood. She connected her
self with the Baptist church at Old Lebanon
in early life, and was consistent member
to the day of her death. Mrs. Smith was
we'll known in many portions of the coun-
ty, and wherever known was universally
respected and admired for her many noble
traits of character and wornanly graces.
She was good wife and devoted and af-
(ectionate mother. She had been q great |
sufferer but at the close her life went out |
calmly and peacefully. She leaves hus-
band and three children-two sons and |
mourn their loss. The re- j
mains were laid away to rest in the family |
bnrying ground ON Monday morning. and |
IS token Of the high esteem and respect
IN which the deceased was held, the entire |
community was present to witness the
burial services and to bear testimony of the |
nigh appreciation of the worth OF the |
amented dead.
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