The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-01-09
Clinkscales' Alliance will meet next
.saturday,,;@;1lth inst, at 2so'clock p. m .
The meeting will be an important one,
and all Of the members are urged to

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The meeting will be an important one
and all Of the members are urged to
attend. x,
|, OuSyoung friend, Jas. D. Campbell, OF
Nashville, Tenn, who has been spending
a few days with his parents in this County,
returned home last Thursday. Mr.. Camp.
bell is q most efficient stenographer, and
lis connected with the Nashville Anserican
To him we ere indebted for valuable
assistance in giving the report of the
speeches at the Chiquola Banquet.
Wednesday morning, about half.past
S O'clock, Mr. G. J. Vandlver, who lives
4 in Hopewell Township, had the misfor-
tune to have ihis: barn and stables, together
with contents and q valuable horse,
destroyed by fire. It is supposed TO be
the work Of an incendiary. The loss is
quite heavy on Mr.. Vandiver, who is
ard.working, deserving young man.
Messrs. H. Cohen and q. E. Jones, of
Baltimore, J. w. Noel, of Cincinnati, 3.
w. Wilson, OF ofSouth Carolina, J. e. Hunt,
Vt. r. Pealoe, J.w. Griffith and r. B.
Green, Of New York, lay over Sunday In
Anderson and were guests Of the Chiquola.
lAll of these gentlemen are clothing
drummers, and it is little singular that
they should oil meet in Anderson at one
/ time. e ~ ~; lss Szs;s s.;s
List If letters remaining in the post
Office for the week ending January, 8, 1880 :
j. H. Anderson, Elijah Foster, Henry
Farmer, Jane Glaspie, P: 2. Garry, Isaac
johnson, Charly johnson, r. NJ. Noles,
Arnold Parks, Thomas J. Boyd, B. B.
Ragsdalet sudie Sitton, Mrs. Harriet Trib.
bic, Mrs. -Jane- Vandiver, Jane Walker,
Miss Mamie a., Wardlaw, Lewis p.
White and Lawrence White.
The Independent Hook an d Ladder is
out two axes, having lost one at the Oil
Mil ere and one at Mr.. NJ. Diokson's,
and they would be glad to have them
returned. These. axes are easily known,
for the axe is painted red and the handle
black, with III. &. u. Co. No. IL in white
letters on the handle. Any person having
one or both Of these axes will please turn.
the property over to 9. N. Tolly, Fore
mar. =
Augusta will have y lively, week. next
week, and q large crowd will visit the
city. The P. R.& w. G. R. R. will sell
round trip;tickets from Anderson on the
18th, 18th and 18th; good to return on the
517th, ot $2:s5, which includes admission.
to the Stock Show, which will be open
throughout the week. Round trip tick
cts will also be sold on the llth, 18th,
18th, 18th and 18th. good until the 18th,
atss.75.
:3s Z Il Is not often that Anderson has q much
larger crowd within her limits than was
here last Monday, and the crowd was the
most orderly we have ever seen. There
were very few drunken men on the streets,
and the police made only one arrest dur
ing The day. This speaks well for our
people. The merchants had a good trade
throughout the day. Several tracts OF
land we're sold by the Master. and each
tract broughta COOL price.
Taxpayers in: making their returns
should remember that all real estate as
well as personal property will be listed
this year for taxation, and it is desirable
that all l.persons owning real estate make
out list of the number of acres or lots
and their value, and the number of build
.ings and their value before going to make
returns, as they will then have time to
study and prepare the valuation of their
lands and hcases, which will be q great
help to the board of assessors, as well as
facilitate the making of returns,
The ,Abbeville Press and Banner. OF last
week says :. iss Mary White Pearson,
or Due West, leaves for Pendleton, where
ahe will assist Miss Susie Calhoun in the
Female Academy. Miss Pearson Is the
daughteE Of Rev. w. F. Psarson. She
viii teach music and art In the Pendleton
Academy. She is young lady of talent,
education and refinement. Her voice is
we'll cultivated, and 1t is a pleasure to
hear her. sing. She is also quite an ex-
pelt,twith the pencil. Pendleton may
congratulate itself on such an acquisi-
ton"
The County Examining Board Of Pen
sions for Anderson County will meet In
the city on Monday and Tuesday. Janu-
ary Goth and 2lst, for the consideration of
new applications for pensions. In addi-
.tion to the consideration of new applica.
.tions, the General Assembly at its recent
session appropriated fifty thousand dol
lars to pay the pensions of. the State, one
half OF which is to be paid the 18th Of
March, and the other half the 18th of
June, 1890, and made it the duty of the
Pension Board to revise the whole list Of
pensioners and pay only those who are
found to be in actual need ofsupport.
Messrs. a. W. Kay and s. c. Baker
have purchased the entire interest of ]. J.
Baker & Co., and will continue to con.
duct the business at the old stand, on
Granite Row, under the firm name of
Kay & Baker. Mr.. Kay has been for
several years member Of the firm Off.
]. Baker & Co., and is young snan of
good business reputation. Mr.. Baker
has been q salesman and book-keeper
for G. F.. Jones q Co. for number of
years, and has had splendid opportunity
for developing fine business qualifications.
We wish these young gentlemen much
success, and bespeak for them liberal
patronage. See advertisement in another
column.
Last Sunday afternoon while some par
ties were going through the colored Gem.
etery, in the Southern limits of the city,
the remains OF negro infant were found.
The body was wrapped in an old dress,
and had been lightly covered with earth,
but dogs had evidently scratched it up
and exposed 1t to view. Coroner Nance,