The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-07-12

me ioiio wing is II list Of unclaimed lot.
ters remaining in the Anderson p,.t Omoo
July 10: B.I. BIackman. Jane carp..
Clayton. A. a. Dean, 0. G. uammo,I
Rosa Howard. Mary Johnson Juli. Jnmoa
'2), Annie A. Jordan o.. Perry p"n,a es
isnaii fattlSon, Narcissa Powell, Martha
Williams.
Messrs Il. II. Reid and C. c. Simnsor
have commenced to remodel their n,rtior
OF the Benson House building. Their two
store rooms will be made into one and or.
tended out to the street. When completed
IL Will be one Of the most commodious
store rooms in the CITY.
SeVeral oil our citizens, who have been
reading the Atlanta Constnutiou's recent ar
cles on lard, VOW they never intend to use
Western lard again. The Constitution savs
1t has been shown in Chicago that boors
ana ofial are chemically prepared and
shipped south as iirst-class quality of
lard.
The advertisement of tile Williamson
Female College is published this week
Inc widespread reputation Of this College
anu the popularity of ito efficient President,
Or. Lander, render al commentator of
this Institution on our part superiluous
It's fiourishng condition and its past sue
cess, are the surest evidence of its merit.
The Normal Institute of 1883, for the
white teachers of the State, will assemble
at Columbia, August 7th. and remain in
session until August 3lst, 1888. The rail-
roads have reduced their rates very low.
Inc prospect for large attendance is very
sooa indeed. All tr .bers would find it to
their interest to be present during the en-.
tire session.
The first accidents resulting from skating
that have happened in Anderson for sever
al years occurred on last Friday evening ut
the Skating Rink Mr.. Arthur Arnold
broke both bones in his left arm, Just below
the elbow, and Mr.. Geo. NJ. Tolly severely
sprained the wrist of his right arm. The
young men are improving RAPIDLY, and we
trust will soon recover.
A lady walked into the leading hardware
store Of the city the other day and inquired
for masher. The accommodating sales
man, perceying that she was rather good
looking, put OH happy smile and present.
ed himself You look like you would
mash potatoes very WE'LL" says the lady,
but / prefer q machine" For further
particulars, we refer you to our young
friend, MIN Sullivan.
On last Tuesday night at colored
church near Centreville Mills two negro
women became engaged in fight A ne
gro man named John Mack attempted to
separate them, when another negro, named
Henry Coleman, interfercd and stabbed
Mack in the back, intiicting painful
wound. DR.. J. o. Wilhite, who attended
the negro, does not apprehend any serious
consequences from the wound.
The many friends of Mrs. Mary Moore
in our midst will regret to hear OF her
death. which occurred at the residence of
her husband, Cnpt. Joseph Moore, in Texas,
on the Bird inst, from an attack of pneu-
monia. Capt. Moore and family were for
many years citizens of Anderson County.
having removed to Texas only few years
ago. Their many relatives and friends here
sincerely sympathize in their grief at this
ea,i bereavement.
The advertisement Of the Anderson Mil
itary Academy appears in another column,
from which it will be seen that our city is
to have male academy of high grade, pre-
sided over by accomplished instructors.
Parents cannot find q more advantageous
place for the instruction of their boys than
at this school, which is healthily located
and provided with experienced and sLe-
cessful Professors. Send your boys to An
derson
Mrs. Fannie E. Carpenter died OIL Tues
day afternoon at the residence of her hus-
band, AR. J. 3. Carpenter, in Broadway
township, after @ lingering illness from
consumption. Mrs. Carpenter was in the
thirty fifth year of her age, AMI leaves
husband and four children, together with
many friends, to mourn her death. Her
remains were inferred on Wednesday af-
teraoon in the cemetery of the Meals
Creek Church, of which she was an exem-
plary member.
The young America Cornet Band"
which was recently organized in this city
and is composed Of boys whose ages range
from nine to twelve years, made its debut
on last Friday afternoon by serenading
some of our citizens. The boys have been
under the tutorship of Col. J. w. Trow-
bridge, and play remarkably we'll for their
practice. The members are: Masters Sam
uel and Joseph Trowbridge, Samuel and
Clarence Payne, Johnnie Whitfield and
Benjamin Daniels.
We understand that special meeting Of
the Masonic fraternity in this city has been
called for next Monday evening for the
purpose of considering and dev!sing means
and ways for the erection Of new build
ing in the place Of the present structure.
They propose to build two ccIiinodious
store rooms on the first floor, will, an opera
house and two halls on the second and
third floors. The Masons have very suit
able site for such building, and its inn
provement will add much to the appearance
Of the Square.
Mr.. A. w. Todd bought some chickens
OH last Saturday ard laid them down on
the edge of the sidewalk, near where
mule was llitched. Presently he noticed
that the mule was nearly tranping Oh them.
and he concluded to get them out OF the
way. He approached the mule cautiously
and stooped down to pick the chickens up.