The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-01-31

dence last MOuoay iuoInin6' A"e
can get them by calling at this office, prov
ing property and paying expenses.
By reference to an advertisement in an
other column it will be seen that the firm
of Messrs. McCully & Taylor has dissolved.
Mr.. McCully will continue business at the
old stand. Mr.. Taylor, having purchased
the stock Of Messrs. Andrew & Provost,
can be found at their old place of business.
Mrs. E. B. Cater, of this city, has a COW
of the Short Horn breed that is certainly q
very superior one. From Monday morn.
ing to Saturday night of last week the COW
produced, besides enough for the family's
use, nine and one-half'pounds of butter,
which was sold at twenty cents per pound.
Miss Mary Hall, an aged and respected
Lady of this County, died very suddenly
from heart disease at the residence OF her
brother-in.law, Mr.. E. T. Cooley, on the
18th inst. She was near eighty years old,
and had been for many years-a member Of
First Creek Baptist Church. She had been
in usual health until few minutes before
her death.
MI. s. Bleckley, wife and daughter, and
Mr.. John E. Peoples and wife returned
from Florida last Saturday. They express
themselves as being well pleased with the
country, though not well enough to emf
CRATE there. Mr.. Bleckley can tell you how
much It takes for the average citizen to live
on down there. If you contemplate NOV
ing, ask him about it.
While passing friend Tolly's furniture
establishment on Depot street Tuesday
afternoon, we saw smile nearly as broad
q. the ocean on his face. He was packing
up load OF furniture which he had just
sold in Georgia. When Anderson gets to
doing big Wholesale business. Mr.. Tolly's
trade will extend all over the Southern
States. Mark what we say.
Walhalla Courier 1.-THE name OF J. F. c.
DuPre, Esq, hesheriff Of Abbeville Coun
ty, needs to be handed down to all genera
tions as cultured gentleman and a warm
friend to the newspapers. He takes, reads
and pays for fourteen Of them May he
live long and prosper, and may the people
OF Abbeville County continue to honor him
in the election to the best office in their
gilt"
Here is a model OF bonnet of quite a
new style: 1t is very open shape, wide at
the top of the head. 1t is of chenille net
work, open to the border, with limp crown
of velvet and clustering puff of feathers
The chic of thi. bonnet is the small lace
cap, which is placed inside over the head.
It is most fresh and youthful looking. 1t
suffices to sew inside the bonnet, just on
the line which touches the head, gather
cred lace border, with a small butterfly bow
of colored ribbon nesting in the hollow OF
the bonnet 1t is quite simple, and yet very
stylish.
DR.. A. P. Johnstone has purchased the
stock of goods of Mr.. J. M. Mcconnell on
South Main street, in the Broyles building,
where he proposes continuing the business
established by the latter. Mr.. W. G. An
drew has charge of the store, and his expe-
rience and good judgment, coupled with his
cleverness and fair dealing, Is a safe guaran-
tee to those who desire to purchase confec-
tioneries, family and fancy groceries, &C.,
c. getting good goods at low prices. At
tention is directed to DR.. Johnstone's ad-
yertisement in another column, and when
you need anything in his line give his es-
tabiishmens call.
List Of letters remaining in ths Postohice
at anderson for the week ending January
g: Rev. John Attaway, J. II. Cobb, Jas.
Cannon, Mrs. sallie COLUMBIAN, Anderson
Dickson, Geo. Duckworth, L. L. Dogan,
Henry Hill, J. n. Hembree, Louisa Ham
mond, Narth A. Harvey, Miss Lefty John
son, D. VI. Jackson, VIM. r. Johnson,
Jackson James, Rob't NJ. Johnson, Maggie
NcCown, Emily Meidith, N. 8. Matto1, 8.
v. McAlister, Mary A. Milling, S. T. Ma
culay, ]. B. Martin, Peter Martin, H. T.
Poe, J. n. Sharpe, w. ]. Thomas, Jennie
Welborn, Neallie Walker, Robt. Young,
Josephine Young, E. A. zachery.
Peter williams and Pink Kay, both col
ored, became involved in quarrel in
Aessrs. Moss q Browns store, on Depot
street, last Saturday evening, which resulted
in the former being painfully stabbed with
a pocket-knife by the latter. Two wounds
were inficted-one in the left side, above
the hip, and the other in the left arm. Doc
tors ]. o. Wilhite and R. F. Diver were
Immediately summoned and dressed Will
.liams' wounds, after which he was removed
to police headquarters, where he was cared
for until Sunday noon, when he was car
ried to his home in the suburbs Of the city.
Officer MCGEE, who was near the scene Of
the affray at the time of its occurrence, i'm
mediately arrested Kay, who is now in Jail
awaiting trial. Williams is doing very
well, though he is not considered out of
danger.
/. Great complaint is made by the citizens
living North Of Anderson that the main
road just beyond the mile post is well near
impossible. 1t is impossible to get through
it with half load. It is notorious place,
and ought to be thoroughly fixed by the
County Commissioners. We know of no
work that is more badly needed. The
cheapest and most substantial way to work
it would be to lay il with rock, and be done
with it. We hope the Commissioners will
let it out by contract to be done as soon as
the weather will permit. 1t will be worth
more to the County than any contem plated
work with which we are acquainted. The
improvement Of these boggy holes in our
public roads by permanent work should be
insisted upon by our people. We had bet
ter have fewer bridges and better roads,
tbo, bad roads and numerous hridpes