The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-08-02
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promptly done.
The fence meeting at Br. Il. II. Beatty
mill on last Saturday was very peasan
one. Excelleat and telling speeches wer,
made by Measrs. Craytoh and Ruckcr. The
result has been very favorable to the advo
Gates of the change.
The street hands have done valuable work
on the southern portion of McDuffle street
We also understand the dangerous bridge
below the residence Of Judge Reed has beei
replaced by n rock culvert Such work as
that is worth something to the town.
The young men of Anderson have organ
lied Young i1on's Prayer Meeting, which
meets on every Friday night ut Mr.. John
NJ. Hubbard's watch store at 81 o'clock. 1t
IS worthy association, and it is TO be hoped
that it will receive the cordiai anu unre.
served support Of the young men of An
derson.
Messrs. S. NJ. Johnston and w. C. Nc
Connell brought to our Office specimens of
Whlppowil Peas raised this year upon the
land occupied by cotton previous TO the dc.
structive hail storm of last April Their
enterprise in planting in peas after the de-
struction of their cotton will be rewarded by
fine yield.
There will be special meeting Of Store
vile Grange, No. 271 at >Storcville, on Sat-
urday next, the 4th of August, at Q O'Clock
p. III. Mr.. T. @. Jackson, the Secretary. re-
quests us to urge all the members of this
Grange to attend promptly, as matters of
general interest and importance to the order
are to be considered.
While Mr.. D. +. Carlisle was bringing
Jack Ellis through the square to Jail upon a
peace warrant on lastSaturday lie attempted
to escar", and produced considerable excite
mcnt. Mr. Carlisle, however, headed him,
and by firing couple Of shots by way of
warning induced the would-be runaway to
come to terms, and lie is now in the County
Jail.
The merchants of Anderson have agreed
to close their places Of business OH next
Thursday for the purpose of attending the
Agricultural and Grangers' Fair, and also to
allow their clerks the same privilege. No
business will be attended to on that day
and all our citizens will give themselves up
to the work of enjoying the Fair, and con.
tributing to render the occasion q gala day
for Anderson.
Mr.. 80. l.. Mauldin. from the house of
Geo. w. Williams e. Co., CT Charleston has
been very i'll with typhoid fever at Ctpsar's
Head for the past ten days. His father,
Rev. B. F. Mauldin, Of Williamson, Is
present with him, and we are gratifed to
learn that he is now considered better, and
Mr.. Mauldin has many friends in our com.
munity who will rejoice ut his speedy re-
covery.
We would ask the attention of our read
crs to the advertisement of the Winship
Iron Works, OF atlanta, Ga. Any person
desiring 10 order any of the machinery men-
toned in it, will receive prompt and courtc-
Gus attention from the proprietors of these
works, Messrs. Winship e. Bro. They are
among the largest business houses in their
line South, and fill orders to the satisfaction
of their patpons.
There will be meeting Of the citizens of
Varenncs township, at Armstrong; Acade-
10 o'clock n. m., to discuss the fence uucs-
ton. The citizens generally ard ladies cs-
pccially are invited to attend, and are re-
que2ted to bring their baskets. The Andcr-
son Cornet Band is expected 70 attend, and
Messrs. ]. w. Norris b. +. Crayton, E. NJ
hucker, and others, Lave ie"., !:.vitcs. TO
speak.
We would call attention to the advertise
mcnt Of Mcssrs. Lee, Sloan e. Taylor, at
Honea Path, and Sloan, Lee & Taylor, at
Grcenvillc. Persons visiting either of those
places for the purchase of merchandise
would do well to visit the establishments of
these gentlemen, where they will find the
best goods Mt the most reasonable prices.
Their customers may rely upon courteous
and honorable treatment from them aild
their clerks
There will be u meeting of the citizens of
Savannah Township at Hard Scrabble Mills
OH the llth of August, at 10 o'clock a. m,
to discuss both sides of the fence question.
The ladies, and citizens generally, arc re-
qucstcd to attend and carry their baskets.
A table will be prepared, in order to spend
the dny and have full consideration given
to the subject. Messrs b. F. Crayton, f. NJ.
Rucker, and others, have been invited to
speak.
Mr.. Jnmcs NJ. Payne announces to the
public of Anderson that he is prepared to
fill orders for new sets of harr eSs or to re-
pair old ones Mt his new harness shop. Mr.
Payne is worthy and reliable gentleman,
and we bespeak for him the liberal patron
age Of tho public IL his new enterprise. If
you want anything i'll the harness line go
to Payne's new shop on Granite Row, where
you can get the best material done up in
the most workmanlilte manner.
We regret to announce the death of Mrs
Nancy, wife of William Holmes, an old and
respected citizen Of Anderson County, which
occurred at the residence Of her husband,
some four miles east Of Anderson, on Inst
Tuesday, tho 31st ult., after long and
painful illness from consumption. Mrs
Holmes was ? Christian woman, having
been n member of the Belton Baptist
Church from its formation. She was a
kind neghbor and faithful and devoted
woman in her family relations. Her de-
cease will be mourned by many relatives
and friends.
The Town Council has appointed hicssrs.