The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-01-11

The partnership heretofore o,;.,;
e"e'n Messrs. ]. p. Reed, r. l.. Moorbsoa
%nu "a. ". herrick, under the firm name =,
nef',' MooEhesa & Co.. has been dissoiva,
'he latter gentleman retiring Tho hns;
ness VIII be continued at the ala .,a,s
messrs. Reed & Moorhead Tho -
accounts due the old firm are in the hand,
u 'he ne" frm for collection. See odvor
| tisement, "u'ef-
a. a meeting OF the stockholders Of tho
Anuefson Farmers and Mechanics A Associ.
a'ioh' held yesterday the followipp oo,car,
were elected; President, B. F.. Cr,v,on
wee President. J. W. Norris: Directors wv
w: humphreys, G. F. Tolly. w. II. D.
sa'''nru' Jas. A. Drake, and Joshua jaime.
zeal. - "a nfea-
In conversation with Warden fer,
uaSs since, the reporter was assured ,ho,
DePot street would be macadamizel ora =,
o'her Winter, The City Council prono,.
70 make the tax levy the same as last y..r
-, Will 'ne INES and license
ices, VIII enable them to carry out their in.
tehtion, and also to make other very sn,,-
s'ahtial improvements on the streets drr;r,
the coming Spring and Summer.
The following list Of letters remain >,
called for i'll the Anderson postoffico Ian.
uary .: B. Z. Allen, Geo. Pierce nrowr
bradley Collins, J. J. Eaton, C. NJ. Finley
Jho 1. Jones, Charley johnson, Perry
Johnson 7. B. Latimer John Martin Gus
Niar'in, Alfred Martin, Miss L. S. Martin
Mrs. Eliza Martin, VIM. Martin. Bav,;s
aiceonhell, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith Robt
stephens Miss Anna Webb, l.. ii. Wei.
born.
ohe OF our citizens last August discoy.
cred bee Tree" and at once marked il.
location, intending to go back to il Mt SOM.
i.'ure day and secure its Sweet contents
"A lew days ago lie thought of his tree, md
concluded TO go out and gather his honey
accordingly he invited several Of his friends
W go WIN him, taking along several large
Tin cans to put his honey in. He ,onn
io'lhu the tree, and Immediately set to work
70 fell it to the ground, at the same time
thinking that he would gather enough
money TO supply his table for several weeks.
You may Imagine how blank his connie
nance appeared, when, after filling his cans
with beautiful honey comb, he discovered
that there was not drop of honey in the
cells.
An almost serious cutting ARRAY occurred
at the shop of Joe Lee, colored, one und
three-quarter miles South Of the city, on
last Saturday evening about dark. The
reporter could not get the full facts of the
ARRAY, as none Of the participants seemed
to Know how it occurred. AS far as we
could learn, however, it seems that two
white men by the name of Cron,er were
returning home from the city in an intox-
icated condition. When they reached
Lees they halted and went in, where thew
became involved in difficulty with some
negroes. One OF the Cromers received two
severe cuts in the head, and the other an
almost fatal cut in the arm, severing an
artery. They then left Lees and went to
the house of Mr.. John McAdams, who re-
sides a the place recently occupied by Rev.
w. III. King. Mr. McAdains, seeing that
the rnen were bleeding very profuscly, sent
to tho city for DR.. r. a. Reid, who immc-
oiately went 10 them and attended to their
wounds. The wounds of the men are not
necessarily dangerous, but the one that had
the artery severed would probably have
bled to death but for the prompt attention
of DR.. Reid