The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-03-05


Mr.. "A. 8. Stephens has returned from a
visit to the Exposition.
Mr. James h. BewIey, Of Laurens, s.
&. q, paid us call last Saturday.
The County Commissioners have two
important notices in this issue.
Cur genial friend, Mr. N. I. Brock, .o'
Honea Path, called to see Us Tuesday.
salssday brought large crowd to the
city. Everything passed off quietly.
aold Reformsr,' was fired on Wednes.
day ii honor Of cleveland's inaugura-
ton
Penons desiring to raise mule colts
.hould resd Mr. J.. ]. Prices advertise
ment In another column.
some Of our early gardeners who have
planted few seed have been grabbing IN
the ground looking for them,
Plant corn, SOW oats, raise hogs, and
always par for your County paper. Then
you,will live easy and die happy.
Nj. q. II. p. Fant. accompanied by his
3 two sons. Wayne and Davis. left last week
= on !. trip 10 New Orleans and Texas.
cant ". &! Holland and Col. Chaa. F.
Hote. fwo OF the cleverest drumners on
the road, were in the city last Monday.
Mr. II w. Byrum, together with his
{ family, leit Anderson last Friday Tor
Texas, where they viii in future reside.
sub.cnbers desiring their address
changed viii please give their former l
fpostotace ~ well as their present address,
John is. Mcc connell is selling dry goods,
boots. shoes, hats. DO, at and below cost
Resd his h advertisement and give him a
call.
For tho benefit Of Spring poets, we
swssonid say thst we have supply OF poe
{ tn on hand. len. over from last year
! therefore. don't need any more.
~
Mr. e. 2. Smiths excursion party
,eayes for New Orleans next Tuesday, via
.. the Atlanta Il New Orleans Short Line,
going through in g special car.
Our venerable tosnsnian, Mr.. Wm. NJ.
Archer is at present confined TO his home,
being quite i'll. We join wlih his friends
ID Wishing him q speedy recovery.
"a billiard room for the colored peo-
ple has recently been opened in the
city. Il IS owned by eolored man, and
{ d said TO be doing q good business.
An exchange rays now, is this time to,
sdie around your peach trees. take eout the
worms at The root OF the tree. and fill up
with strong oak ashes and cotton seed.
Mr.. Samuel Xix, :. highly respected cit
isen Of Garvin township, died on last
Tuesday night Of pneum monia, after an Ill
mess OF ewo weeks, aged about 80 years.
Ths Norman. Percheron Horse compa-
ny has; recently purchased another fine
stallion II was exhibited in this city
.Sone day last week, and was admired by
every; one.
We have received 4 copy of:the Psalm
Ss;i.,osr; . now paper jnst started at Due
West. Rev. R F. Bradley, Of Troy, Is
editor. II is published monthly At %
contS per year.
The Pioneer Fire Company will hold
It's irst meeting in Its new hall to-
morrow friday evening. Every mem-
ber should be present, as the meeting Will
be an important one.
Mr.. ]. a. yon Hasseln has purchased
the place recently owned by Mr.. 3. W.
Byrun. near the western side OF the cor
porate limits. and has moyed thereto. 1t
Is valuable plaee.
"a literary address will be delivered In
the Chapel Of the Williamson Female
College on tomorrow friday evening,
at71 O'Clock, by The Rev. Wn. r, Rich,
srdson, ofSAbbeyille, 8. C.
Did Il ever occur to you what a very pc.
culiar word ..heroine'' isi The two first
letters are a male. the three first ars fe-
male. .::sie .ourfirst are brave man; and
the whole is brave woman.
Communications intended for the
Teacherss Column Id the eINTELLIaEsoER
should Be addressed to Col. J. G. Clink-
scales. our School Commissioner. who
has charge Of that department.
Married, in the town OF Central OF, the
nth February, at the residence OF tho
bride's mother, by Rcv. J. r. Riley. Ar.
Felix Boggs, OF Anderson County, and
Ni,s Nora Folger, Of Pickens Couaty.
Mr.. Dudley A. Reed. of this County.
has just returned from, q prospecting visit
to North Alabama. He:expresses him
self as being pleased with the country,
and says hewitt invest in land out there.
Col John g. sClinkscales went to his
home at Williamson last Friday. and at
last accounts was not improving: We
hope his illness will not prove serious,
! and that he will soon be able to attend to
the duties of his Office. I
3 Williamson and Bolton have recantly
held meetings in the interest OF the Caro-
lina, Cumberland Gap q Chicago Rail-
road. At the proper time both these
towns will plank down liberal sum for
the oomplet,onSf the Road.
Married, at the residence of Mathew 9.
Packer, IN Pickens County, Ala. on the
2nh OF January. 1885, by Rev. w. d.
Mcgee, Mr.. Willie T. o'Brlant, of Pick
ans County, Ala, and Miss Maggie NJ
HOLLAND, OF Anderson, s. c.
The first Quarterly Conference for the
Methodist Church for the current year
WIN be held on next Saturday and Sun.
II IL.