The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-03-11

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cent illness as TO be on our streets again
We hope he will soon have recovered hi
usual health.
Married, on February 18th, by Rev. G.
M. Rogers, at the residence of the bride:
father, Mr.. j. A. Bryson, Of North Caro-
/, lima, and Miss N. E. Duckworth, Of An
derson County.
Il In ye olden time lar was legally pun
ished by having a hole bored through his
tongue. If this were the custom now
there are men whose tongues would re
semble porous plasters.
The 1st of April and the 1st of Novem
ber are the dates between which it is
made unlawful to kill or catch doves
partridges or wild turkeys. The sports.
men should make note of this.
Some of the iremen have suggested the
idea of having Firemen's Tournament
in Anderson this Summer. Talk it ur
and let's have it. We believe our citizens
would contribute to it, and make it 6
grand success.
Prof. G.. c. Reed, of Cokesbnry, paid us
visit last Saturday. He has charge Of
the school at that place, and is one of the
best teachers in the State. Anderson
County should offer some inducement to
bring him back.
Married, on Thursday morning, 4th
inst, at the residence of the brides
father, by Rev. D. E. Frierson, D. D., Mr..
j. W. Morris, of Hartwell, Ga, and Miss
Mary Jones, eldest daughter of DR.. G. NJ.
Jones, of Anderson.
We were pleased to have call last week
from our old friend, Mr.. II. D. Reese, Of
Abbeyille. Dobson wore the same old
happy smile and looked as natural as an
old shoe. His many friends were glad to
ksee him in Anderson.
Young man, if you haven't the courage
to ask the young lady to- take your arm,
don't seize her by the wing and walk her
along as though you we're policeman
and had her in custody. It looks bad I;
besides, she may have been just vacci-
mated.
You cannot be too careful about fire at
this season. Burn out your chimneys
when it rains. Do not carry fire to fields
and leave so it will set the woods on fire.
The man who burns his neighbours woods
or old fields through carelessness is liable
for the damage caused BY the fire.
Proposals for carrying the mails for the
United States on the different routes in
South Carolina from the 1st of July, 1886,
to same date in 1888, will be received at
the contract Office Of the Postofice De.
partment until the 18th of April. AL
papers necessary to making application
for any of these routes will be furnished
on application to the Second Assistant
Postmaster-G General.
List of letters remaining in the Post
Office for the week ending March TO-:
Miss Lou Anderson, r. W. Arnold, Mrs
J. @. Bagwell (2), Liza Cabagehead, Miss
Carrie Fortune, Donus Hall, Maron w.
Jones, Miss Carrie Mitchell, Charlie Muir
phy,, col, A. P. Pittman, Capt. J. B. Rob-
bins, D. S. Sanders, Mrs. Emma F. Tay-
lor, William Thomas B. Terry, Tyler
Tillman, COL, Robt. Williams.
A little son of Mr.. Brown Wardlaw, OF
Broadway. Township, came near being
gored to death by COW one day last
week. The little fellow was assisting his
mother in milking the COWS, when one
of them rushed at him and knocked him
down. "A deep cash was cut in his head
and one in the side of his neck by the
cows horns. The latter cash was in an
eighth of an inch of the jugular vein.
The ladies of the Methodist Church will
give Dining and "Pink Tea" on to-
morrow (Friday), in the Temperance
Hall. Everything will be in readiness by
o'clock p. NJ, and the ladies will be glad
to wait on all who will attend. The
"Pink Tea' will be served in the evening,
and those that do not know what kind of
"Tea" this is, would do we'll to so and
find out. In connection with the above,
there will be on exhibition an Art Gallery.
The proceeds of the entertainment will be
used as supplement to the new church
fund. Be sure to attend.
The Laurensville Herald says it does
not believe that the law regulating the
giving of certificates to persons by ply.
sician for the purpose of buying whiskey
from druggist, is &c, lily known or
understood by the m' al fraternity.
The Revised Statutes of tDis State (Sec-
tion 175l) says that it shall be unlawful
for any physician to give prescription
for spirituous liquors, except when ac-
tually in bona Jfde attendance upon q
patient, and any physician violating this
law shall, upon conviction, be fined in q
SUM not less.than 5000 or Imprisonment
for not less than three months.
Albany (Ga.) News: "she was re.
markably sensible young lady who made
the request of her friends that after hel
decease she should not be buried by the
side of brook, where babbling lover:
would wake her from her dreams; nor in
any grand cemetery, where sight-seers
conning.over epitaphs, might distract her
but be laid away to take her last sleel
nnder the counter of some merchant wbt
did not advertise in the newspapers
There. she said, was to be found peace
surpassing all understandings depth o
quiet slumber, on which neither tn
sound of the buoyant foot of youth MOI
the weary shuttle of old age would eve
intrude."
The Young America Cornet Band, ac
companied by number of citizens, sere
naded Judge Witherspoon last Frida.
evening. The Judge responded to th
call of the crowd, after two or three air
from the Band, and, in few appropriat
remarks, thanked them for the compli
ment paid him. Aftor another piece from
the Band, Hon, NJ. F. Ansel, of. Green
vile, was called for and responded in
neat little speech. At the conclusion Q