The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-09-16
RRIEF MENTION,

son Intelligencer.
Wonderfully cheap are the harness, sad
dies, plow gearing, &C., sold by Chapeau "
Heffron, Charleston, S. c. See their adVcr-
tisement elsewhere.
It is whispered around that number OF
pretty girls from distance arc coming to
the Anderson Fair. Beaux not otherwise
engaged will note the fact.
Mr.. O. H. P. FAINT has just received one
hundred and Thirty boxes and caddles OF
tobacco, which will be sold at the lowest
cash prices. His office is at the store OF
Messrs. Barr e. FAINT.
At an election held in Pendleton on last
Monday, 18th inst, the following persons
were duly elected to serve for the ensuing
wear: James Hunter, Intendant; c. Randell,
T. S. Crayton, J. D. Smith and ]. c, Cherry,
Wardens.
Mrs. Polly Hall, relict of the late Van
Hall, of De Kalb County, Ala, departed
this life on the sth day Of August She was
a sister of the Rev Jacob Burriss, of this
County, and has numerous friends and rela-
tiyes Throughout this section.
F.A. Connor, Esq, of Cokesbury, District
Deduty Grand Master of the First Masonic
District, has made official visits to several
Lodges in Anderson County during the past
week. His lectures and instructions to the
craft are received with much satisfaction.
Mr.. Archibald Pettigrew while bridling
horse one day last week, had his wrist
broken in two places by the animal attempt
ing to bite him. Such vicious horse is
rarely met with We are glad to learn that
his injuries are improving.
We are requested to announce that the
Greenyille District Conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, South, will convene
at Sandy Springs camp-ground on Thursday
morning. Sept. 10th, at 8 o'clock. All visl-
tors will be passed over the railroads at one
first-class fare for the round trip.
The fall session of the Carolina Collegiate
Institute opened on Monday last with nearly
eighty students, which is a good beginning
President Lyon is prepared to give instruc-
ton and accommodation to much larger
number, and we trust that none will delay
in sending their sons and daughters, as it is
important for students to begin with the
term.
We direct attention to the advertisement
of valuable lots for sale at Liberty, new
station ON the Air Line Railroad, in Pickens
County The lots arc eligibly located, we
understand, and will furnish excellent
building sites. The surrounding country is
settled with thrifty and intelligent farmers
and we have no doubt that flourisflng
town will spring up at Liberty.
An interesting revival meeting has been
in progress at Roberts Church, nine miles
west of Anderson, conducted by Rev. Robert
A. Reid and Rev. james H. Thornwcll, who
were assisted part of the time by Rev.
d. E. Frierson. Between fifteen and twenty
persons connected themselves with the
Presbyterian Church, and many anxious
sinners were enquiring the way of saliva
ton.
We would again state to the public that
all notices from Administrators and Exccu-
tors mus, be paid for IN adraacc of their inscr-
ton in this paper. We cannot dcviate from
this rule, and hope no one will ask us to do
so. Any person who looks over our books
under the credit system will fully under
stand the reason which compcls uniform
enforcement of the cash rule in regard to
these advertisements.
Our Orn Illustrated is the title of
paper published semi-occasionally by VIM.
Lee & Co., of Honca Path. 1t is filled
with illustrations of various styles, and tells
all about Christopher Columbus, who went
crazy several hundred years ago and discov-
cred America Our cnterprising friends at
Honea Path are ready for the fall and winter
trade, and invite an carly Inspection of their
splendid stock of goods, which has been
carefully selected by one of the partners.
The case of Mr.. J. B. McGee, charged with
violating the town ordinance, came up for
trial before the Town Council on Monday
last. Mr. McGce was represented by Mcssrs.
MCGOWAN e. Moore Murray & Murray, and
Jas. L. Orr. Major Moore moved for con-
tinuance of the case to give the defendant
time to prepare for His defense, and to await
the return of Messrs. Crayton, Towers and
Bleckley, who are material witnesses. The
motion was granted, and Tuesday, the 2otll
inst, set for the trial.
The Committee of Arrangements from the
Masonic fraternity, who arc to provide suit
able entertainments for the public every
evening during our Agricultural Fair, will
make every effort to furnish pleasing and
satisfactory entertainments. The Amateur
Theatrical Company will occupy the stage
one evening, and the ladies will undoubted-
ly aid the Masons in providing a Hot Sup
per, with all the ct ceteras, on another even
ing. The proceeds are to be devoted to the
extinguishmcnt of the debt for the building
and grounds of the Carolina Collegiate In
stitute.
A revival meeting at Cross Roads Baptist
Church, which was in progress for only a
week, resulted in the accession of forty-six
persons up to Monday last. The pastor,