The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-01-08
Col. j W. shelor, of Walhalla, spent
WEDNESDAY in the City on professional

Keasler, of Pendleton.
3 A mountain wagon. recently passed
through Franklin County, Ga, selling
cabbage at $3.50 per::head and giving a
gallon of corn whiskey as chrome. The
owner drove off before an arrest could be
made.
-Msrried, on November goth, 1884, by
Rev. Mr.. Crumpton, at the residence OF
the BRIDES father, at .Iohnson's Lake,
Marion County, Fla, Mr.. J. E. Yandiver,
formerly of Anderson County, and Miss
Lou J. Colding, of Johnson's Lake.
For several days during the past week
the weather has been. extremely cold.
On Saturday night the rain, as it fell,
froze, and on Sunday morning the ground
was covered with coat Of ice, rendering
it dangerous to pedestrians to travel.
The sidewalks and street crossings in
portions of the city have been almost i'm
.passahle for the past few days. The Street
Committee should see to it that the side
walks in the businass portion of the city
especially are put in better condition.
Mr.. E. W. Long, Clerk of the County
Commissioners, requests us to state that
he will be in his Office, over Mr.. L..
sharpe's store, on Tuesdays and Fridays
Of each week, and also on Saledays, for the
transaction Of any business pertaining to
the County.
How frequently is the honesty and in
tegrity Of man disposed OF by smile or
shrug; how many good and generous ac-
tions have been sunk into oblivion BY q
distrustful look, or stamped with the inn
putation of proceeding from bad motives
by mysterious and seasonable whisper.
List Of letters remaining in the Post
Office for the week ending January z !:
Waddie T. Brown, Miss Amanda Herbert,
Miss Hattie 5Hix, Mrs. Lizzie johnson,
John Kay, B. F. Mitchell Jas. r. Pugh-
ey, Isaac Saylors, B. F. Shirley, Aelian
Williams, Flick Wright, Willie Wright.
The new Board of County Commission
ers met and organized last Thursday by
making Col. J. Jamison Chairman. The
following officers were elected: Clerk of
the Board, Mr.. E. W. Long; Poor House
Steward, Mr.. John G. Whitten; Poor
House Physician, Drs. P. A. q J. o. Will
hite.
Married, on December 30tb, 1884, in the
Methodist Church, at Union, 8. G., by
Rev. J. E. Carlisle, Mr.. W. D. Bewley, of
Laurens, s. G., and Miss Emma White
sides, OF Union. The happy couple ar
rived in this city last Friday and remain.
ed until Tuesday, visiting the groom's
mother.
We understand that two Of our enter
prising citizens have expressed them
selves as being willing to take 81, 600 each
in stock in new hotel building. Some
body should take the lead in this matter
and organize q stock company at once.
The necessary amount Of money to build
a hotel could be easily raised.
Corner Township possesses two of the
happiest young married men in the
County. They are near neighbors, and
we're married about the same time. They
are now the fathers of two children each,
one pair of girls and the other pair Of
boys, and thereis only a difference of
few hours in the ages of each ones chill
dren.
SIN the bright lexicon Of youth there is
no such word as fail," especially in the
matter of trying to raise mustache.
We have noticed that quite % number of
Anderson youths have for long time
been sendeavoring to coax the down to
come out on their upper lips. There is
no lack of perseverance on their part,
but there is woful absence of hair, as
yet.
Mr.. T. Herbert Bolt died at the board
ing house of Mrs. M. Harris, in this city,
last Friday morning, after an illness OF
about one month with typhoid fever.
aged @ years. He was carpenter by
trade, and had the confidence and esteem
ofsall who knew him. His remains were
inferred in the Presbyterian cemetery on
Friday afternoon, DR.. Frierson conduct
ing the funeral services.
"A commodious and handsome church
has just been completed at Pelzer. twill
be used by all denominations, and was
bnilt by Mr.. Pelzer, of Charleston, for the
use Of the employees o. the Pelzer Man
Company, which corporation
is named in honor Of Mr.. Pelzer. 1t has
q seating capacity Of about 900, and cost
s50oo. It will be lasting monument to
the generosity of Mr.. Pelzer.
The following officers have been elected
to serve Anderson Lodge, No. 2sO,
Knights of Honor, the ensuing year: J.
L. Farmer, Dictator; g. E. Prince, Vice
Dictator; A. s. Stephens, Asst. Dictator;
J. a.. Won Hasseln, Reporter; l.. r.
Smith, Financial Reporter; J. B. Lewis,
Treasurer; ]. 81. Townsend. Chaplain;
W. A.. FAINT, Guardian; J. j. Dodd,
Guide; R. L. Keys, Sentinel; s. NJ. Orr,
Medical Examiner; w. J. Ligon, W. F.
Barr, W. n. Nardin, Trustees; D. S.
Past Diotater.
A very pleasant entertainment, consist
ing of vocal and instrumental music and
recitations, was held at the hospitable
home of Mr.. E. w. Brown, in this city,
last Friday evening for the benefit of the
Thornwell Orphanage. The music for the
was fe~ished by Mrs. Richie,
Miss Annie Bleckley, Miss Virginia
Evans; Mr.. J. II. Won Hasseln and Mr.. ].
w. Trowbridge. The mere mentioning
of these names is sufficient guarantee
that the selections rendered were highly
Miss Addie Selby, of Co