The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-02-16
PETIT JCRORs.
BRIEF MENTION.
Cotton, 1os to 1os for good niddIinp,

Cotton, l03 TO lO2 for good niddling.
The Williamson Female College has
ninety.odd names on it rolls of pupils
MI. F. A. Daniels, of the Fork, has been
appointed q Notary Public by the Governor
Tuesday was st. Valentines Day, and
the boys and girls had nice time exchang.
ing missives of love.
Garvin Township Singing Convention
will meet with x-and-Twenty church on
the fourth Sunday in February at 10 q. M.
DR.. o. R. Broylcs and Mr.. w. B. McGru-
der have bought the stock of confections
and family groceries of Mr.. c. c. Cum
mings.
There are fourteen prisoners in jail, OF
whom twelve are awaiting trial at the Cir
cult Court. The other two are serving out
sentences.
Appointments of the Y. NJ. C. A. for next
Sunday: To conduct the afternoon meeting,
w. w. Keys Poor House committee, H. B.
FAINT, G. +. Jones.
Maj. Lee found carp fish ten and twelve
inches long the morning after his mill
dam broke. The fish were put there only
twelve months ngo.
The regular quarterly communion will be
administered in the Presbyterian church al
this place on next Sunday Immediately
after the morning service.
Col. R. w. Simpson has entered upon the
practice Of law, and has associated himself
with H. G. Scudday, Esq, of this city. See
their card elsewhere in this issue.
Mr.. L. II. Seel has cooking stove in hi,
store Of the identical pattern that took the
premium at the Atlanta Exposition. 1t is
the finest stove ever brought to the city
and is worth going to see.
John i. Breazeale, Esq, Mr. John II
Clarke and Mr.. r. r. Todd are attending
the meeting of the Grand Chapter, r. A,
NJ, which met in Charleston ON Tuesday
rs representatives of Burning Bush Chapter
In Spartanburg county "swapping stock
is valued at from two to ten dollars head
If we were called upon to put valuation
on this class of stock in this county we
would say from Q 3-cent postage stamp to
three drinks of liquor.
"It is rumored hereabouts that our young
friend, A. NJ. Duffie, Esq, formerly OF
Chester, now Of Anderson, has matrimoni-
ally surrendered to charming young lady
in the latter place. Wonder If it's true?-
Chester Bulletin, It is not; but we can't say
what ne contemolates.
Isaac Putnam, the colored man who killed
Giles Guess near Bolton about two weeks
ago, was captured in Laurens county last
week and is now in Jail at this place. He
went back to the community where he was
raised, and was at once taken up. His wife
Is also in Jail, charged with aiding the crime.
Mrs. Cynthia Mcconnell died at the resi-
dence of her husband, Mr.. F. S. Mcconnell,
in the Corner township, on Sunday morn
ine after q protrncted illness. She was
about 70 years old, and was an excellent
lady. Her husband and children have the
sympathies of many friends in their sore
bereavement
You are always advising the farmers to
plant corn, plant corn, when some of their
farms wouldn't make three bushels to the
acre. Don't you reckon the farmers have
sense enough to run the.. own business,
and to know what crops their lands will
make the most off" That's the way they
score it to us occasionally, when we venture
TO advise or suggest. But then others pat
us on the head and say, You are right, and
go ahead"
A party of dissatisfied farmers of Chat
tooga township, Oconee county, held
meeting on the Sd and resolved to keep ur
our fences as we did before the passage ol
the Stock law; and we further bind our
selves to allow the stock belonging to those
who favor these resolutions to ru It largo
as we do orr own, and that we ...i with.
hold our protection from any member who
will not comply with the requirements O
these resolutions"
Complaint has been made from several
portions of the city that the sidewalks ar
being cut up by persons driving oyer them
The streets arc in horrible condition, owing
to the continuous rains. and the temptation
to get out on the walks is very great, bat
will be we'll to remember that 1t is againS
the city ordinances to do SO, and that tn
penalty for such violation is fine of fiv
dollars. If the sidewalks are used as wagor
ways, it would soon be almost impossible