The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-02-23
BRIEF MENTION.
q have paved streets?


I, 10, to Ii for good middling.
q q. dogs are returned for taxation in
81.
ono poisoned a fine yard dog Of DR..
fcFall's one night last week.
Adov next is the last day for :he pay
IN city taxes, without penalty.
= neach blossoms furnish the first
q evidence of the approach Of spring.
I: :reelev institute, the city school for
children, has over two hundred
An attendance.
r. Norris authorizes us to say to
J Reynolds that he declines the
s ce made by him in our last issue.
!. Lizzie Williams will leave for the
~ markets next Monday to purchase
inc and summer goods for the Ladies'
mink eve" bad horse disease, has
,As appearance in Columbia, and one
livery stables HIS been closed in con
ce.
made a mistake last week In saying
. dam at Centreville mills was brok-
!. still, standing, and the mill Is do
Srk as usual.
'lbad the pleasure Of cordial hand
a. Tuesday with DR.. I. A. Hudgins,
the best of Honea Paths good citi.
81 He was on a flying visit to our
new schedule on the G. & G. r. r.
pneral dissatisfaction in this section.
I'M B. Arnstein has gone to New
q buy large stock Of spring goods
New York Cash Store.
81 the way in which the Hartwell Sun
b the public roads in this county We
e that they are in good condition on
Ter side the Savannah-they general
In sandy, barren regions.
Thomas w. Brown, Of the Madison
Theatre, New York, will be in An
4 shortly to make arrangements for
ssentation here, during the month Of
I, OF the popular play, Hazel Kirke."
X the recitation in the Baptist Sunday
8 on Sunday morning last memorial
in respect to the late Mrs. Mary G.
4, Of Barnwell, was held. at which
4, p. Bell and Mr.. l.. P. Smith made
siye remarks.
advertisement Of Clark & Co.. sue
to J. B. Clark G. Sons, appears in
ne. They have full lire of gents
sing goods in stock, and will make
effort to please those who patronize
s. Read their advertisement.
James Masters. 17-year-old son OF
Se P. A. Masters, died of typhoid
y his mothers residence, in Varennes
zip. Tuesday morning at 3 o'clock,
IS buried in the Baptist graveyard at
bee Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
citizens should keep sharp lookout
sves, as the developments OF the past
eks indicate that without doubt there
i4ons in this vicinity who are perpe-
y thefts as means Of support. A
Fimed hrearm should be kept ut q
sient place.
Manigault, the Adjutant General,
pped to Capt. J. E. Allen thirty five
Spe's rifles for the use OF the Pal
Rifles, Of this place; and in view Of
meeting will be will in the Court
his evening for the purpose Of reor-
g the old company.
7==9iirect attention to the law card Of
q .:sRewley, Esq, to be found elsewhere.
slst launching his boat, and is ready
and every thing that comes in the
an ambitious and courageous young
q We wish him success and distinc-
his chosen profession.
y. A. Lewis, of Bolton, was in the
Eonday. He speaks encouragingly
ppefully of the future of that town.
IN of which he is principal, though
shed but month or six weeks, is
p splendid business. SO much for
8 good business men in charge Of its
7and an advertiseme It in the IyTEL-
eR.
nville Lodge. No. 2O9, A. f. M, will
Gated on Saturday, March 11th, 1882,
ee officers elect for the present year
! installed publicly. Several speeches
8subject Of Masonry will be delivered
occasion. All sister Lodges and the
s generally are invited to be present
sfticirste with them. a basket din.
u be served, and q pleasant time is
ated.
J. H. Pixley, Of Philadelphia, is
sing the city in the interest of the
Encyclopedia, very valuable book
;Eis's, and is meeting with good sue
pn Sunday afternoon last, at the So
spn OF several friends, he held a SER
song in the Baptist church, which
congregation attended. He Is one OF
set singers, and every one who atten-
service was well pleased.
down freight run into a box car load.
2 corn at the depot at the depot OF this
Yuesuay morning about 3 O'Clock.
was on the side track the evening
and in shifting other cars in on the
Fack they were driven against it with
Aofce rs to run it back to the main
ghere 1t was standing when run into
slorning. 1t was completely demol-
''hu about thirty bushels of corn lost.
P.u colored woman died at the Poor
iast week, in those Undertaking
r"a' securely sewed up in n pocket,
q Vi liquid preparation incased in
POCKET lined inside with checked
cioth. She had stoutly refused to
s.'cine during her sickness, and it is
gu she had faith in the curative quail.
'ne contents OF the vial. She re.