The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-01-16

Caldwell and Miss E. A. Price, all of An
derson County.
A meeting of the stockholders of th'
Anderson Shoe Factory will be held on
the goth inst Every stockholder shoult
| be present. as the meeting will be an i'm
portant one See advertisement.
Married, OH Wednesday, January 8
1890, at the residence of Mr.. Preston B.
Allen, ny Rev. R. G Ligon, MIR. w. w
Adams, ot. Anderson County, and Miss
Ihie Allen, recently of Lnwndesyille:
Among the new year resolutions made
by several of Anderson's bachelnrs is one
promising to get married before anothe al
| twelve months will have rolled away-pro
rided they can get their girls to say yes
MIR. and Mrs. B. Frank Crayton celebra
ted the twentieth anniversary of thei
marriage on Tuesday evening. Quite
number of their friends assembled at theil
home, and spent most delightful even
ing.
The Messrs. Todd Bros. have took pos
session of store-room No. A, Of the Hote
Chiquola, and are opening up complete
stock of drugs and druggists sundries
Our readers will hear from them ne1t
week.
A gentleman who has recently trav'
elled over the greater portion of Anderson
County says there are several Thousand
bales of cotton yet in the hands of oul
farmers, who are holding 1t for higher
price.
Mr.. W. s. Hembree, who liYes in the
Piercetown section, vas badly hurt few
DAYS ago by his team of mules running
away. His wounds are not serious, and
his friends hope that he will soon be out
again.
Mr.. Waymond A. Holland, formerly Of
this County, bat who has been resident
of Calhoun, Ga, for year or two past
has come back to South Carolina, and will
locate at Seneca, where he will engage in
business.
Married, on the Slst December, 1889, al
the residence Of the BRIDES father, by
Rev. NJ. McGee, Mr.. w. 81. Emerson OF
Hodges, and Miss Emma Riley, daughter
of Mr.. G. B. Riley of Riley's, Abbeville
County, S. Q.
Married, on Thursday, December 26,
at II O'Clock a. m., at the residence of the
BRIDES grandmother, Mrs. Theresa Mau-
ming, by Rev. r. G. Martin, Mr.. Robert
Charpin and Miss L. G. Breckenridge, all
of Anderson County.
Mr.. D. E. Carlisle SAYS while on duty at
the @. &. g. depot few nights ago, he
heard "July fly" chirping. Ho says he
is ffty-two years Of age, and never before
has he heard the chirp of this insect at
this season OF the year.
Some one asks why women button their
clothes from left to right? While we are
on this topic We should like to inquire
why men button their clothes with pins
and shingle nails? That would be more
interesting subject to investigate.
A little 2.year. old son..of Mr.. Thos. J..
Etheridge, of Hall Township, died
Wednesday night, 9th inst, after an Ill
ness of about twelve weeks. The remains
were inferred at First Creek Church. Rev.
B. HAYS conducting the funeral service
Elias Fisher, colored, was up before Tri-
al Justice Todd last Tuesday, under a
charge of assault and battery, his own
daughter being the victim. de was found
guilty, and sentenced to pay fine Of slo'
or thirty days Imprisonment in the Coun-
ty Jail.
Married, on. Sunday, January IL, 1880,
by Rev. G. B. Smith, at the Methodist
Parsonage, iT this city, Mr.. ]. B. Hall
and Miss Lizzie P. Morris, both of An
derson County. The bride and groom
left on Tuesday to spend few days in
Augusta.
Mr.. W. A. Mcfarland and family, who
moved from this County to Texas two
wears ago, have returned to their old
home. Mr.. Mcfarland says he is now
convinced that there is no better country
than old South Carolina, and especially
Anderson County.
Reduced rates will be offered over all
railroads to Charleston during the Pou.-
try and Pet Show to be held in Charles
ton. commencing January Goth. Round
trip tickets will be sold from January 2lst
to oath, good to return till January 9th,
at 81. .65 from Anderson.
List Of letters remaining in the post
Office for the week ending January, is, 1890
Miss jamie Bell, Fl. S. Brooks, Harris
Brown, Mrs. Mary Castlebury, Mrs. Fet'
ney Flour, Miss Lucy Gahlone,' Miss
Emiline johnson, Alex. Jackson, r. T.
Svdnor and Whit Vandiver.
The gin house of Mrs. J. A. Elrod, near
Piercetown, fell down last Friday night
about II o'clock. The house was resting
on q wooden foundation, which gave
away, and the building fell with crash.
A valuable cow was killed and horse
and mule made narrow escape.
Capt. T. q. Dick, who represents Burn
ham, Brown e. Co., wholesale clothiers
has been spending a few days in the city
taking Spring orders. The Captain is one
Of the most popular drummers on the
road, and has host of friends in Ander
son who are always glad to see him.
| Scarcely day passes that we do not see
, an instance Of the violation of the stock
law. Why is it that some people will de-
! liberately turn their COWS and hogs ou1
when they know that their neighborE
have small grain, turnip patches, ect.
upon which their stock is bound to tres
pass?
CT. Jones & Co.'S. new advertisement
in this paper contains some interesting
information which our readers should
know. Mr.. Webb has just returned from
the Northern markets, where he picked W
| lot of fine bargains, and each and every
one of the firms customers will get th'
| benefit of them. Give them call at onct