The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-03-08

business Will be continued at the oiu
stand by Mr.. Hill. Mr.. Adams has
moved to Seneca, where he will engage
In the mercantile business. We regret to
lose Mr.. Adams and his estimable wife
from Anderson.
Our young friend, w. E. Campbell, Of
Bolton, who has been attending the Med
ical Department of the University of the
city of New York during the past few
months, kindly sent us an invation to at
tend the 47th annual commencement ex
ercises Of that department, which TOOK
place last Tuesday.
County Commissioner Norris brought
back with him from Texas genuine
"mule.earei rabbit" which he has stuffed
and placed on exhibition at Simpson, Reid
& Co.'s drug store. It is very much like
our rabbits, but is larger, and it is said
that lis almost impossible for dog tu
catch one on race.
Mr.. j. W. Trowbridge is arranging to
run an excursion for the benefit of the
young America Cornet Band to Charleston
during the Floral Fair in that city next
month. The excursion will SO viG Angus
ia and over the Port Royal Railroad. The
fare for the round trip will be very low.
Further particulars will be given later on,
Gen. Del. Kemper has consented to de-
liver several lectures in the department OF
physics on .Bottled Sunshine, Nitro
Glycerine, . "The spectroscope," "Electric
Light" &c. The first lecture will be de.
sliyered on Friday night .of next week in
the Lecture Room of the Presbyterian
Church. Bills will be distributed before
hand,
Simpson, Reid & Co. have accepted the
agency for ottenberg's Havana cigars,
which they are retailing at s cents each
These cigars are strictly long Havana
filler, and are undoubtedly one Of the
best cigars ever brought to this city. We
have sampled them, and know whereof
we speak. Try ithem aud you will.agree
with us.
Senator Murray delivered the annual
address before the students of the South
Carolina College at Charleston last satur
day night. His subject was, "The impor-
tance of the proper investigation of law"
He was greeted by q large and enthusiastic
audience, and the Charleston papers
speak in very complimentary terms OF
the address.
Last Friday morning Prof w. J. Ligon
received slight stroke Of paralysis in the
right side, and since then he has been con-
fined to his. home. On Wednesday morn
Ing itwas thought there was change for
the better in this condition. His many
friends hope that he will soon recover
and be able to resume his duties in the
school room.
Onr good friend D.A. Zeagler, Esq, of
Denver, Col, has sent us q copy Of the
Journal Of Commerce, q publication which
is devoted to the business interests of that
city. It is q neat and attractive ournal,
and is handsomely illustrated with a
number of the prominent buildings and
streets of Denver, and also contains Illus
5trations of the scenery of the surrounding
country.
List of letters remaining in the Post
office for the week ending March Z. 1888:
.Hinson Airs, Henry Bone, cox, Joyce
Barker, Miss Mary Baxter, Mrs. Rinna
Baxter, John Dutch, Jacob Dry, Miss
Malta Gray, Henry Harper, w. w. Hol-
William p. Hudson, COL,
Miss Rosa Marquardt, Miss Marier Moor
Miss Jennie Mosely, Jacob Mooe, ]. E.
Perry, Mrs. William Perry, Isham Sadler,
Miss Addie Williams, Fnoch Wright.
The Hartwell Sun, Of last week, says:
AMr. Tom, Holland:was over from Caroli-
ma Tuesday. Speaking ofthe live bat that
had been discovered in the heart of a tree
over there, he said, that some years ago
while saving huge log at a saw mill he
noticed a small hollow in the heart of the
log in which was imbedded live frog.
How long it had been in there or how it
managed to survive thus hermetically
sealed, is mystery that Tom does not
pretend to solve.''
Rev. Lucius Cuthbert, OF Aiken, s.. c.,
has accepted an invitation extended him
to preach the Commencement sermon at
Patrick's Military Institute in June. he
isa man Of rare ability, and one who viii
certainly interest thoie who hear him, and
we bespeak for him q large and an appre-
ciatiye audience. Capt. Patrick has, in
our Judgment, done well in selecting
Revs. Cuthbert and Capers as the
preacher and speaker for the Commence
ment.
The City Council, or the Street Commit
tee, seem to be neglecting those who
live down on South Main Street. The
sidewalk in front of the residence of @.
Wardlaw, Esq, is almost impossible,
and has been 80 for month or SO. Also,
in this same vicinity there is not a cistern,
and should fire break cut, the fire compa-
snies would be of no benefit. as they could
not get to water. There is no difference
in the taxes paid by those living in this
locality, and those who haye sidewalks
well-worked, and cisterns conveniently
arranged. Ought this to be so
The members of the Parsonage Work
ing Society, composed of the ladies of the
Methodist Church Of this city, met at the
Parsonage on Wednesday evening of
last week and INDUCED in a tea, which
was a most pleasant occasion. During
their feast they kindly thought Of the
poor newspaper man, and sent US waiter
Of delicacies and substantials, which were
deyoured with considerable relish. Oh,
what blessing to have the noble women
as your friends! Such treats are always
in order, and the ladies will accept tour
'Gest thanks for their kind remembrance.
Chief Diver has received letter from
Capt. Pat. Meehan, of the Phoenix Hook
and Ladder Company of Columbia, s. C.,
in which he says his team would be on
hand at our Tournament in June Capt.
Meehan commands the champion Hook
and Ladder Team of the South. Motif.