The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-01-26
.,RIEF MENTION.

o;s n good crowd in town every fair
despite the bad roads.
~ the rain it kept a-drappin' for
e tour weeks and better.
uartwell Sun denies the report that
Is smallpox in Hart county.
s&,. w. II. Strickland has accepted the
o ~ ,he charge Of the Greenyille Baptist
3sfch.
o,s indebted TO Mr.. j. Reese FAINT
"A road his advertisement in another
Ssnn.
.s, Sullivan & Mattison make an
liant announcement TO tho farmers
week.
Comfy Treasurer is now issuing ex-
ens against the delinquent tax payers,
,,zll there are about six hundred delin-
is.
,,shv Creek Grange will meet the 3rd
tday in February next at 10 o'clock o.
nj, attendance is desired to transact
srtant business.
sentiments of the Y. NJ. C. A. for mex,
,Sav: To conduct the afternoon meeting,
81 iiqon: Poor House committee, J. w.
iels, C. F. Jones.
merchants of Anderson re the most
al and iudicious advertiser. in the State.
81 know the value of keeping their bus
before The public.
l. T. T.. Watkins and Iliss v. G. Smith
5 8 married at the residence of the brides
.Spr Mr.. N. II. Sri h, on The 18th inst,
iey. G. NJ. Rogers.
BAD the new advertisements of C. r.
Is & Co, Reed, Moorhead & Co., Will
III Gibbs & Co., l.. II. Seel, Arnstein G.
ss and Andrew Il Provost.
Se Anderson delegation in the Legisla-
to whom were referred the petitions
t3nd against prohibiting the sale of liquor
s'ur town, have reported unfayorably on
5 petitions.
'Fshe town of Laurens has fixed the license
ghe sale of liquor at $500, and will not
'T it to be sold on the public square.
S law against selling Of liquor to minors
a also be enforced.
he price of cotton yesterday in this mar
81 rannged as follows: Inferior, 81 to II ;
med, 8 to o; Good Ordinary. 9s; Low
s!dling. 10. to 1OI Middling, l01 to 1O9 ;
"a Middling, IL to 1lb.
Eaj. John r. Williams, of Central, was
Down Monday He looks well, and Is
be- we'll at Central. Few men ever lived
Anderson who were more admired or
% had more friends than the Major.
{wo very handsome monuments have
Entity been erected in the Baptist ceme-
lone 70 the memory Of the late Judge
"a and the other to the memory of Mrs.
q D. Baker, nee Miss Cora White.
he Board Of Directors of the Savannah
.ley Railroad held meeting yesterday
tShis place. but owing to the lateness of
hour at which they met, we are unable
5vc the results of their deliberations.
rs. Julia Burriss and her IN, John,
e this week TO Greenvillc, where the
1sr will attend Furman University. He
been in the employ of Mr.. John E.
9les for th1 past four years, and now
]y determines to give one year more to
7gof A. c. Laughlin, formerly of this
y, is now located at Feasterville, Fair
zcounty, and is Principal of flourish
male high school, and is doing we'll.
contributes an article to our columns
week on the deposits of coal in Ander-
county.
issrs. Hiram Sibley g. Co., whose ad-
sement appears elsewhere, are Offering
n cash in prizes for the best essays on
ening in the Southern States. Full
culars can be obtained by addressing
IN Sibley & Co., Seedsmen, Rochester.
/, or Chicago, III.
the meeting of the Town Council OH
sssday afternoon last, fifty dollars was
epnated to pay for the vaccination of
farties who are unable to pay for it
selves. and the Intendant was author
70 appoint competent physician to
ne vacclnating. This is wise precau-
ste sentences quoted below appeared in
lps: Trade in Hartwell is narrowed
to pint" they carry it home
them in kerosene can" "Hartweli
CONTINUES to improve, and it looks like
pe saw mills cannot supply the demand
lmber."
John d. Kennedy, youngest son of
M: ID. Kennedy, died at the residence
rs father in this town on Monday last.
q lingering illness with consumption.
sPoSsessed many good traits Of character.
4 was OF a quiet, retiring disposition
SHOWN only to small circle of per-
81 q trends: He was faithful member
SShe Catholic church.
y. Samuel Smith died of pneumonia at
pea fath o, on the 10th inst, at the age of
me a'O mo- lie was quiet, unassuming
ng n.,,l, man, and though stranger in the
Giii.y a;I ne mad made many friends,
uiu an IN their power to arrest the
cred in the Barker's Creek rravevard
Ester 0 '''''lef oro'ner
ne clearing off shower" came ON Sat.
", ana lasted about an hour and a half.
3ag which the wind shifted from east to
sn%est. The rain fell liz torrents. and
~ me II seemed as if the whole ele-
M were were one mighty body of water and
N. was al coming down. After night
ine IN III G1ouds cleared away, the stars shown
~ an OF their beauty and brillinncy, the
s,e3saine crisp and cold, and for two or
tdany doays the weather was delightful. On
iuay me clouds gathered again, and on
S;suay S;na light rain was falling, and
!Sihg as fast rs it fell.
s., Marion Alewine, of Hall township
MN mn quite serious accident on the
init: mh;. de had pistol in his pocket,
|nicn h he was rabbit hunting. end
n Il tnae1IIplng roll log on O wagon, the
i, "a ieil out of his pocket and was dis
~" Sono .he ball striking him on the right
Done, knocking out two of his teeth.
uS 0n,t t,htrough his tongue into .he roof OF
Huan, attoa., lodging in the LEFT cheek. Med
aiea'ion nd u was called in, and while the
~ IS Tt serious one, he is likely to re-
Ii. Inc sympathies of neirhhora and
Ane "'o with Mr. Alewine in his mis-
!, s,v; casper Williams died at his residence
A,sin YIN township on the Cd inst. in the
AE, eer OF his age. He had been in bad
% 2a,b ior -four four or five years past, and on
naiii. ,h December last was taken iii. and
y grew worse unti, ral;aycd hIy