The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-03-30
BRIEF MENTION.

| ShlEF MENTION.
Court is in session at Grecnyille.
Ditch out your bottom lands and plant
them in corn.
Mr.. John g. Peoples will have drove of
mules on hand salesday and will sell on
| reasonable terms.
Lime used literally about your premises
Will keep the atmosphere pure and prevent
fcvcrs and other diseases.
Sandy Springs Grange will meet on Sat
urday morning, Sth of'ApriI, at 10 O'Clock.
fol- the installation of the officers elect,
Our townsman, Mr.. O. H. p. FAINT, has
the finest field of oats in sight of the rail-
road anywhere between this pla,e and
Greenville.
Remember that Prof Carlisle, of Spar
fanburg, will lecture in the Court House
morrow evening, and be sure that you
90 to hear him.
The Pendlcton Township Singing hsso-
ciation will meet at Sandy Springs church
on Saturday before the second Sunday in
April at 10 q. ln
Appointments of the Y. NJ. C. A. for ne.t
Sunday: To conduct the afternoon meeting,
G.. F. Tolly; Poor House committee, l.. P.
Smith, j. A. Daniels
Mr. Dennis s. Dodd, father of Mr.. ]. J.
Dodd, Of this place. died near Pendleton, in
Pickens county, on the Goth instant, in the
72nd year of his age.
The Board of Directors of the Savannah
Valley Railroad Company will meet in the
office Of the Secretary, in this city, on next
Wednesday, 5th of April
The members of Roberts church and con-
gregation are requested to meet at the church
on next Sunday morning for the considera-
ton of important business.
The man who comes to Anderson with
the cash to pay for goods, no matter w,at
class of goods he may want can buy them
as cheaply ns at any other point in South
Carolina
Mr.. VIM. d. Williams, formerly clerk in
The Paris Store This city. has located in
Knoxville, Tenn. Wherever be nay go
there are friends in Anderson who will
wish him success.
a difficulty occurred at Pendlcton on
Saturday night last between Robt. Calhoun
and Ben Keels, both colored, in which the
latter was severely stabbed in the breast by
the former. No further particulars.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
are preparing to have dinner and supper
in the Masonic Hall on next Wednesday,,
and as the proceeds will be applied to
worthy object We hope they will be literally
patronzed.
The Palmetto Band serenaded Judge
Aldrich, the young ladies of the Female
Seminary and others Friday night last.
The Band makes good music, and We hope
our citizens will have the pleasure of hear
ing them oftener.
Mr.. Marcus Masters, eldest son of the
late P. a. Masters, died at his residence in
in this county on Sunday night last, after a
protracted illness with typhoid fever. This
is the third member of that family that has
died of the same disease within four months
time.
Prof. c. l.. Irving lectured in Bolton last
Sunday evening on the use aud abuse of
music to large audience, ard Immediately
afterwards organized class in music of
about twenty.fi five members, which he ex-
poets i, b, increased to forty before the
term is cut.
The clause of the general license ord;-
nance of the city lcvying tax of S25 on
livery stables was repealed by the Council
Mt its regular meeting on last Thursday af-
ternoon. This action gives the right to all
persons to hire out their vehicles and horses
who choose to do so.
Mr.. John f. Williford, son of Mr.. c. s.
Willford, died on Friday night, oath inst,
after an Illness OF four weeks from typhoid
fever. He was young man, and had been
married only six or seven months. His re-
mains were inferred in the graveyard ut
Roberts church on Saturday, DR.. Frierson
conducting the funeral services.
Mr.. ]. Bratton Simpson, OF Rock Mills
township, had valuable horse drowned in
Savannah river, at Browns Ferry, on
Wednesday, 22nd instant. He was return
ing home from Hartwcll, Ga, and on mr.
riving at the gate, about thrcc-quarters of n
mile from the river on the Georgia side, he
got out of his buggy TO open and close 1t,
when his horse started off at rapid pace.
Mr.. Simpson could not catch him, and as
there was no one at the Ferry to stop him
he ran into the river and was drowned.
The buggy, strange to say, was not dam
aged in the least.