The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-04-30

Il Mr.. David McNeely died at his home
| in Rrushy Creek Township last Friday
night of heart failure. He was one of the
oldest citizens of the County, and highly
esteemed by his friends and neighbors.
Mr. =. M. Scott, of Elberton, Ga, has
| been spending day or two in the city
visiting his mother. 'Toad" is an excel.
] lent young man, and we are all glad tc
know that he is succeeding well in hi
adopted home.
The Auditor of Abbeville County ha:
! published the poll list of his County. and
i It has resulted In adding about five hun:
dred names to the list. 1t would nc
doubt pay Anderson County to follow
Abbevi1le's example,
Married, at Lowndesville, 8. O.; on
Thursday, at II o'clock a. M, Mr. r. W
,Colyer and Miss Fannie Lee Horton, the
Rev.R, n. Smith, ,iof Anderson, oficiatlng
The young couple left Immediately Tor
trip to, Charleston.
Be!sure to read the new advertisement
] ofsMr. Flynn in to. days paper. lie has
| tiust returned from New York, where he
purchased a large stock Of goods, and pick
ed mp some wonderful bargains: Read bis
prices and give him call. ;7s.;5..;
Mr.. Tom. HeWin's house was entered
Monday night BY q burglar, and the snug
little sum Of $l25 taken fIom Mr.. Hewln's
pocket. This is not new enterprise for
/ Anderson, but like the rest Of Andersons g
enterprisesitis:a paying one.s, >,~sz
The pic mic at Cooley's Bridge next Sat
urday-Will attract large crowd. We
learn that School Commissioners Bailey,
of Greenyille County, and Wardlaw, OF
IAnderson County, have been invited to
deliver addresses during the day.
Mr.. Will. a. w atson, ;whoslives just on
the northern suburbs Of the city, has Len
acres of the finest wheat ever seen growing
in this section at this season of the year.
1t will average thirty inches in heigh
and the heads, are large. and full.
Mr.. James @. Cox, who has been en-
gagged in business with Mr.. f.. NJ. Butler,
has gone to Atlanta to have an operation
pesformed on, his crippled leg. !. He ex-
pects to attend 9 session OF the Business
College before returning home.
Miss sallie Williams, Of the Ladies'
Store, is again at her post of duty, and will
be glad to meet her friends. Miss Sallie
has been quite sick for some weeks, but we
are happy to state that she has recovered
sufficiently to attend to; business.
There were nineteen white and sixteen
colored applicants before the County
Board of Examiners last Friday for teach-
ers'. certificates. From indications most of
them passed. Some getting first, some
second, and some third grade certificates.
Some failed entirely.
Our good friend, Mr.. Samuel Shaw, Of
Level Land, ::Abbeville County, was in
the city on Tuesday. On that day he bought
the first barrel of -four he has bought in
twenty years. He makes his supplies at
home, and consequently lis independent OF
the world ''and,the balance of mankind"
a Williamson correspondent to the
Columbia State, says: .'Two Of our citizens
are engaged in lawsuit about bale Of
cotton, which has been up for trial several
times, and has rolled up over two hundred
dollars of costs. besides attorneys fees. 1t
bids tair to rival the famous Jones County
calf suit b
Last Saturday morning about 8 o'clock
the fremen were called out in response to
an alarm caused BY the burning out OF a
chimney on Gen. l.. M. Ayers premises.
It made considerable blaze and q big
smoke, and excited some fear among
those: who saw 1t from q distance. No
damage was done.
: If you want to learn how many rene.
dies there are for any one of the ills flesh
lis heir to, go down town with don't care
whether look, and every one
you meet will tell you something that
will scure you sure" If you were to
take one. half the remedies suggested you
would be a subject for the coroner before
the sun sets.
''You frequently hear of wives going
through the. pockets of their husbands !;
but you never hear OF husband going
through his wife's pockets. The reason Is
obvious: The man is yet to be found who
can find a woman's pocket in the dark.
longitude and contents Is ono of the un-
solved and unsolvable mysteries
Our little friend, Bradley Moorhead,
who Is attending the school for the blind,
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attend the funeral of his sister, whose
death was announced IN : the last Issue,
visited the INTELLIaENcER last Saturday.
He says he Is progressing well In his stud
les, and is highly pleased with the school.
: Mrs. Naroissa J: Hendricks, wife Of Mr..
John D. Hendricks, died at her home in
Liberty, Ala, on Wednesday, 18th inst.
Mrs. Hendricks was born and reared in
Anderson County and. moved with her
husband to Alabama in 1868. She was
about AZ years of age, and has number Of
friends in our County who will regret to
hear of her death.
The Blacksbnrg correspondent Of the
Greenville Ne,rs, writing under date Of the
24th inst, says: "Mrs. Barbara B. Glenn
ents, Of Williamson, s. c., who has been
spending the summer here for several years
mast, died this morning from neuralgia OF
the heart. Mrs. Clements was member
of the Methodist Church. She had invest.
ed to considerable extent in real estate
here. and was a woman Of fine business
qualities.
Mr.. G. ar. Bailey, OF the S.oreville Sec
ton, has a mare mule that is novelty,
and is exciting some curiosity in his
neighborhood. Every morning she has
to be milked in order to relieve her. Mr..
Bailey nor his neighbors cannot explain
this phenomenon, and would like to hear
from any person who owns mule that
has been troubled in similar manner.
She seems to be healthy and all right in
every other respect.
The Spring season is now open in earn
est, and society is in full feather. Spring
engagements are being announced or ru-
mored, Spring pic mics and parties are on
the tapis, and the children sld grown up
folks are all having god time. This
genuine Spring weather is5Very much Ike
summer, and while the ladies are in full
Spring suits, the boys are tumbling, into
the easy and delightful negligee costumes
of warm weather:
The HartweIl Sun says: "Our clever
correspondent ut Hollands Store, s. c.,
suggests an Interstate pic mic at Browns
Ferry. The suggestion is good one.
The outrageous shade and cool spring
makes it splendid place for pic mic,
and cordial social reciprocity between
the bellies and beaux Of the Palmetto and
Empire States might bring about the best
results. When shall 1t be ?''
On Friday morning, 18th inst, bundle
was carried off from the G. & g. depot by
young lady who came in on the down
train and who did not discover the mis-
take until after she arrived at her home,
some distance In the country. The bun.
die contains lot Of female wearing ap.