The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-01-25

cess. e"e' promise ofsuc
Married. in the Presbyterian cbrr,,, ::
this city, on Wednesday evsu;ns q'eh' q' IN
,th' 1888, by Rev. d. Z. Friersop n n
1ir' T. +. Sloan and Miss Alice o,da.,
derson. "'i VI An
:. :. BAKER at the Wavcrly House cor,
.'er' announces in another column tho, -
IS stocked and equipped for the Snrima ~
trade Of 1883" lie keeps a rororo, r.l"s r
OF farmers supplies, and will sell them y,
competition prices. 'e''' a'
The following list of letters rsr,,;.
ca'ied lor In the Anderson Postoffice Inn.
w" Ny % .. Z. Clark, Reuben Clark, Mrs
mary A. Elgn, J. r. Finley, Mrs r.
heys' y. Major, 3. ]. Major Iawre,ca
Sherard, J. B. White. go" e'''e
he', you visit the printing office, du.
ring cold weather, always shut tho ,,,a.
a''er you. |; seems that some peonIo lii,
our uoors are Substituting, or that we have
man hired whose business it is to do no,h. .
ing else but shut the door
Married, on Tuesday altern oon. Januorv
iosh, 1883, at the residence of the hrido;,
s'eplather. Mr. B. B. Breazeale, BY Rev. J.
o. M Murray and Rev. 7. p. Bell, Mr.. VIM
~: ~: 1eiireys' of Culpepper, Va, and Miss
Maggie Anderson, of this County
The Stockholders of the Augusta md
knoxville Railroad have authorized tho
directors to lease or sell the Road OH the
most favorable terms. II is reported thot
lie south Carolina and the Georgia Central,
haiiroads are negotiating for the lease ar
purchase of the line
Mr. homcr Holland, who has been re.
siding i'll Arkansas for the past eighteen
months, returned to this County, his native
home, on the 18th inst. lie RECENTLY mar,
ried Miss Whsle Lucas, of Fulton County
Ark, and they intend in future maxim,
their home in our midst.
Col. John c. Haskell las been appointcd
attorney of the Columbia e. Grcenv;lle
Railroad, to succeed Gen. james Connor Of
Charleston, who has resigned. It is c,so
reported that Col ]. W. Fry, the present
Superintendent of the Road, will resign,
and Mr.. J. Stewart Land appointed as his
successor.
The last Legislature made some impor-
tant changes in regard to the law regulating
Constables and Sheriffs fees. A Consta.
BILE is now entitled to one dollar for each
defendant named in u warrant, and one
dollar for summoning witnesses. A Shcr-
i'll receives mileage for serving papers 60
ing and returning.
The 1st Of February will soon be here,
and yet quite number of our citizens have
not made their Returns to the City Clerk.
The Clerk is very anxious to get his books
ready for the collection OF taxes by the Ist
OF February, and you will do him and the
Council grest favor by making your Re
turns Immediately. Attend to it to-day.
A correspondent of the Hartwell (Ga.)
Srn wants the Augusta & EIber,on Rail.
road Company to extend its proposed line
to Eastatoe Gap, by the way of Hartwell.
Andersonyille, Townville and Seneca. He
says that it would be the shortest line that
could be adopted TO the West He also
says the people are anxious for the pro-
posed Road, and will see that it is graded
Mrs. Bcthia McMahan, wife of Mr.. John
A. McMahan, whose death we announced
last week, died on Saturday morning, the
goth inst, just five days after the death of
her husband, from an attack of pneumonia
contracted three or four days before her
death. She was member OF Good Hope
Presbyterian Church, aii,i Was aii excellent
lady. esteemed by all of her acquaintanccs.
The dwelling house Of Mr.. c. T. Chap.
man, who resides in the Eastern section of
this County, near Shady Grove Church,
was burned on last Friday morning, 10Th
inst. All his household goods, with the
exception of two or three feather beds, was
destroyed, together with $3.50 or $500 in
money, few notes and about $50 bushels
Of wheat. Tho origin Of the fire is un-
known, but it is supposed to have been the
work of an incendiary.
The following officers are elected to serve
Pomona Grange for the present year, and
will be installed OH the first Saturday in
april next: ). ". Norris, ~. A:.; p =:
Brown, o.; L. NJ. Rucker, L.; Jeptha
Harper, Chap. A. b. Bowden, s.; G. +,
King. A. S. J. A. Drake, T.; +. NJ. Nor
ris. Sec. Miss Anna Daricote l.. A. S.
VIM Davis, G. X. Mrs. Emma Moorhead,
c.; Mrs. l. w. pickens. p; Mrs. w. T.
McGill, F.
Frank Lylcs and andy Williams. both
courcd, had All alteration at the Blue
Ridge Yard OH last Friday, which resulted
in the former being stabbed by the latter in
the head and face. Williams has been
omn,itted to Jail to await his trial at the
next term of Court. Ly!es and Williams
are memb bers Of the Christian Association,
and it seems that tie latter dnnned the
former for twenty-five cents. which, he
alleged, Lyles owefi the society. Hence the
difficulty.
Mrs. Mary A. Watson, wife of Mr.. John
NJ. Watson, died at the residence of her
husband, eight miles Northwest of Andcr-
son, on Wednesday, 3rd inst, after an ill
ness of several months. Mrs. Watson was
about sixty years of oge, and had been
consistent member Of Sandy Springs
Church for fly years. She was an ex-
cellent lady, and leaves wide circle OF
friends and relatives to mourn her death.
Her remains were in' 'rred In the Sandy
Springs graveyard on the day following her