The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-08-10

Every white man save one in the town.
ship has united with the Democratic Club
in the Dark Corner, we understand.
Mrs. Pinkind will give instructions in
music, and we take pleasure in commend.
ing her to the patronage of our citizens.
We are requested to announce that Rev
w. F. Pearson will preach in the presbyte.
rian Church at Belton on the fourth Sabbath
morning in August. .t. ,-
Mrs. Nancy Abercrombie,. wife of Mr.
Calvin Abercrombie, died on Wednesday,
the End of August, after long and painful
illness. She was about sixtyyears of age.
Mr.. H. C. Erskine brought us on the 9Th
inst. some fine yam sweet potatoes, which
were the largest we have seen this season
They measured ten inches in circumference
and six and half in length.
Col. J. F. Truetlen, of Columbia, and
Capt. Thomas w. Holloway, of Newbery
honored us with brief visit yesterday
morning. These gentlemen were in atten-
dance upon the agricultural meeting.
We would call attention to the advertise
ment of Messrs. Smith, Clark G. Co., in
which they announce that they will sell
their summer stock of goods at cost from
this time to the first of September. .
We are requested to state that the services
of the third quarterly meeting Of Anderson
Station will be introduced by sermon on
Fiday night next from Rev. O. A. Darby,
Presiding Elder of the Greenville District.
The Anderson Rifle Club are requested to
meet in their club room, in the third story
over Bleckley, Brown & Co.'s Store, ON next
Friday afternoon, at five o'clock, Business
of importance will be presented for consid-
eration...' - 'G 'ii' :".. }n'" -;''i -.
Messrs. Wilson &. Reed announce that
they have goods at extremely low prices,
and are agents for Zell's Amoniated Bone
Phosphate and Acid Phosphate which are
highly recommended for turnips and small
,gIain crops. ." ,.'
Persons wishing to buy cotton gin this
season will find it to their advantage to COM
municate with or call on Mr.. p K McCully
at this place. He advertises in another
column the Daniel Pratt Gin. See the ad-
vertisement for further particulars.
There will be basket pic mic given by
the Democratic Club at Donaldsville on the
2Srd of this month. Speeches upon politics
and temperance may be expected from o
number, of gentlemen, and large attend
ance and pleasant day are looked for.
Martin township is wide awake and fully
organized for the campaign. Only five
white voters within the township now re-
main outside the Democratic Club. Several
colored voters have joined, and others are
expected to initiate their example at an early
day. . 80.
The last Union meeting of the Second
Union District decided to have the session
of the saluda Baptist Association next year
with the Honea Path Church, The meet
ing for the present year is now in progress
at the Walnut Grove Church, in Abbeville
County. .ral
The Carswell Institute for boys and girls
opens again on the 2sth of August, and the
session will close on the 18th of December
next. Parents and guardians desiring to
patronize the school can obtain particulars
by addressing Rev. E. R. Carswell, Store
vile, s. G.
Messrs. Randell & Newton, of Pendleton,
inform us that Maj. Robert Maxwell
brought them an Early Rose potato one day
last week, which weighed twenty-six
ounces! Pendleton is certainly ahead, un-
less Anderson can produce larger potato
than we have seen yet.
One of our townsmen informs us that Col.
C. S. Mattison has made forty gallons of
cider from the apples taken from one tree,
and that there are enough apples left to
make forty gallons more. This is the kind
of information our friend "Pink" likes to
pick up when he goes to the country.
We are requested to announce that Rev.
o. A. Darby will deliver lecture to the
Young Mems Christian Association in the
Methodist Church in this place on next
Sabbath evening at eight o'clock. There
will also be collection taken up on that
occasion for the benefit of the Association.
We were in error. in stating that Frank
Crow had the difficulty with O'Brian,
of which We gave an account last week. 1t
was Robert Crow, ard we are also informed
that he did not go to Georgia. We are glad
to announce also that o'Brian was improv-
ing at last accounts, and we hope that he is
ere this quite out of danger.
The fall term of the Carolina Collegiate
Institute will begin on Monday, 11th of
September, with full corps of instructors.
The President of the faculty, Prof. w. J.
Ligon, offers to his pupils unusual advan-
tages in regard to tuition and board, and we
invite special attention to the terms con-
tanned in his advertisement.
Our friend, John Allen Emerson, is en-
gagged in rebuilding the old family home
stead of the Emersons, on Rocky River.
The former residence was taken down last
spring, and he is now using the same brick
to erect house of modern style. 1t is n
commanding situation, which gives an ex-
tensive view of the surrounding country.
We are requested to announce that there
will be meeting of Lebanon Division, Sons
of Temperance, on next Saturday at one
o'clock p. H., for the purpose of publicly
installing the officers for the present quar-
ter. Messrs. L. P. Smith, G. F. Tolly and
Others may be expected to deliver addresses
upon that occasion. All are invited to at
tend.