The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-01-29

ofthe City Council, has about cofnpletec
his work of taking the census of Ander.
sou, and his report will show population
OF 4,clS, and increase of over seven kc.n-
dreG since last June.
Read what Messrs. Todd Bros. have to
say in their new advertisement. They
always keep q full line of drugs, medi:
cines, paints, oils, window glass, etc, and
are now receiving big stock OF garden
seed Give them q call.
Mrs. Millie Blassingame died at the
home of her son-in-law, Mr.. S. II. Brown,
in Pickens County, on the 18th inst, at
the advanced age OF IS years. She has g
host OF friends in the upper section nt An
derson County who regret her death.
An accidental fire last Sunday morning
destroyed the old store house tiii:t has
stood so long at Craytonvii!e. Tho build
ing was occupied 10y SOME negroes as
dwelling honse. This removes one of the
old landmarks OF Anderson County.
Dr. J. ". Holcomhe, in card published
in another column, offers his services 10
the people Of Belton snd the surrounding
Country The Doctor is not only HI ex-
ccllent physician. huta genial gentleman.
and watches his patients very closely.
Gov. Tillman bas appointed James a.
Massey constable ~ PeZer. UnGer Tue
statute this appointment is made ny the
Governor The constable has jurisdiction
in Abbeville and Grecnville Counties,
three miles in every direction from the
PelZer mills.
Mr. w. w. Phillips, of the Easley sec
ton, was iE the city Monday, and called
in and renewed his subscription to the
INTELLIGENcER fer another year. He in-
formed us that his section was visited by
good snow last Saturday, the ground
being covered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flip Lollis, of William
ston Township. are the happy parents of
four chldren-three sons and one daugh.
ter-and, strange to say, each one OF them
was born on Friday, We hope it is an
omen of good luck to the parents as well
as to the children.
We are urged TO again remind the MEM
bers of Roberts Church Of the meeting to be
held at the Church on Saturday before the
first Sunday for the purpose of making ar
rangements to have festival in the near
future. It is hoped that all of the ladies
of the congregation will attend.
We are requested to announce tnat the
Trustees of Martin Township will meet at
the residence of Col. r. B. A. Robinson
on the first Saturday in February at 2
o'clock p. m. for the purpose of signing
school claims and attending to any busi-
ness that that may be presented.
On Wednesday night of last week the G.
a. r. r. passenger depot was burglar
lied. Entrance to the depot was effected
by breaking q window glass. uudoiDg the
fastening and raising the sash. The money
drawer and one of the ticket cases were
broken into, but nothing was secured.
The dwelling house occupied by Mr.. D.
H. Russell, on University Hill, caught fire
Sunday morning. about 10 O'Clock, from
defective fue. The alarm was promptly
given, and in few minutes the Cadets Of
the P. M. I. and neighbors had extin-
guished the flames. The damage was
slight.
MI. J. R. Stuart has resigned the posi-.
ton OF day clerk at the Hotel Chiquola
and goue to Asheyil)e, n. c., where he has
accepted clerkship in the Swannanoa
Hotel. Mr.. Walter McFall, the night
clerk, succeeds Mr.. Stuart, and Mr.. Sam.
Trow bridge has accepted the position OF
night clerk.
Two of the most convenient and oomfor-
table cottages in the city are Chas. W.
Webb's and E. w. Taylor's. They are
1 ord ooopoiod Anu ma
wishing to get good suggestions for build
ing 8 cottage Home would DO well to see
these. They were built by G. M. Guest,
Contractor.
Died, at Pelzer, on Monday, 18th inst,
of typhoid fever, MIR. John Duncan, son
of James Duncan, in the 22nd year of his
age He leaves wife and one child.
He was consistent member OF Mt. Bethel
Church, where his remains were Inferred,
the funeral services being conducted by
Rev. NJ. MCGEE.
Mr.J. H. Won Hasseln says he has re-
Gently received information that there are
several families in his old home in Ger.
many who are desirous Of coming to
America and settling in this section Of
South Carolina. Persons needing laborers
on their farms would do we'll to consult
Mr.. VonHasseln.
Owing to an accident to the engine, by
which one ofits wheels was broken, the
regular passenger train on. the S. V. r. r.,
due here at 8 o'clock p. M, did not reach
Anderson until o'clock last Sunday
morning. Quite number of passengers
were on the train on their way home from
the Augusta Carnival.
Somebody gives out the following as
correct list of wedding anniversaries
Three days, sugar sixty days, vinegar /;
first anniversary, iron fifth, wooden;
tenth, tin twentieth, china: twenty fifth,
silver; thirtieth, cotton; thirty-ffth,
linen; fortieth, woolen; fo :ty-ifth. silk;
fiftieth, golden; seventy-s.tb, diamond.
We invite your attention to Messrs.
D. S. Maxwell g. Sons new advertisement.
These gentlemen keep their stock of gro
ceries full and complete. and when you
want anything to eat give them call.
They also sell Arbunckle's celebrated
coffee, four hundred sample packages OF
which were distributed in the city last
week.
The Anderson Water Works Company
has arranged with the Sullivan Hardware
Co. to do all of its plumbing and repairing
in the future The Messrs. Sullivan have
secured two expert plumbers, and are
ready to do any work in their line at
short notice. They will also keep in
stock complete line of piping and other
supplies
Mrs. Margaret Hanna, wife of Mr.. Rob-
ert Hanna. died at Pelzer on Monday,
10th inst, of pneumonia, aged G7 years.
Mrs. Hanna was member OF Shady
Grove, Church, and her remains were car
ried there and inferred, Rev. M. McGee
conducting the funeral services. She
leaves large family and many friends to
mourn her death.
Mr. D. N. Smith. Of Warrior, Ala, has
recently been visiting his father, Mr. S.
W. Smith, near Autun, in this County,
Mr.. Smith is delighted with his home in
Alabama, and is doing we'll there. Like
his father, who is one of Anderson Coun-
ty's most upright and prosperous citizens,
he will make friends wherever he may
cast his fortune,
DR.. Hawthorne, the most noted Baptist
preacher in Georgia, in {. lecture in At
ianta the other night, advised all of his
unmarried friends to get married at their
earliest convenience. Judge Cox and
Judge Quattlcbaum, of this city, are great
admirers of this distinguished divine.
fJ,l,. will ,rot ,,arria1 inst 40 soon as