The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-07-12
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"YtVc cunit4dieuy again - omit Eevera
articdeson the fence law, end our editoria
upon the subject Come OF them will ap
pear. next week,
| We would ell attention 10 the adyeetisc
ment Of Messrs. McCully & Taylor. Per
sons desiring TO procure good Gin for tn,
coming season would do well to confer witl
them before purchasing elsewhere.
& We regret 70 announce the death of little
Lawrence, infant son Of c. A. and Mary
Moore aged eighteen months, which oc,
CURED on last Thursday, 5th inst. His re.
mains were deposited inthe burying ground
at Sandy Springs.
! DIR. P. II. L. Sloan has added much TO the
comfort of his drug store in Pendleton by
erecting an awning in front, which shuts
out the afternoon glare. His store will in
future be more popular than ever as place
| of afternoon resort. r
fendleton has Base Ball Club which
plays three times week. ]. III. Brinsdon
| mas been elected President; James II. Max
wen, VICE President; Frank Poe Secretary
alu ifeasures; A. J. sitton, Umpire. The
| captains are yet to be elected.
Mcssrs. Henry and Edward F,icrson ,,,ve
returned home from Erskine Collere 10
spend their vacation. Both of these yn,,,, =.
gentlfmen have acquitted themselves bond'
somay in their literary pursuits, and no
doubt will find little rest from, study very
ACCEPTABLE.
Rer. George w. Gardiner will preach in
the Baptist Church at this place OIL next
Sabbath morning and evening instead of
the pastor, Rev. w. II. Strickland, who will
be absent to assist in the dedication OF u
Baptist Church at Jolinston's Depot, in
Edseiield County
Sheriff Mcconnell informs us TINT Mr.. ].
f. Wilson begins the work of repairing the
room OF the jail from which the prisoners re.
Gently made their escape, to-day. When Mr..
Wilson finishes his work, future boarders at
the County hotel will find it impossible to
leave their landlord so unceremoniously.
We are requested to announce that Rev.
A. y. Norris will preacliin Roberts Church
at the usual hours on the third Sunday in
July inst. Mir. Norris is young gentleman
OF fine talent as a speaker, and has for the
past two sessions pursued the theological
course in the Presbyterian Seminary at
Columbia.
The schedule Of the Grccnvillc and Co.
iutnbia Railroad has been changed so as to
p;ss down ten minutes later in the morning,
and pass up one hour and forty minutes
earlier in the afternoon. The trains now
le3ve Anderson Mt 8:45 n. m for Bolton, and
at4:so p. NJ. for Pendleton. We will give
full schedule as soon as it appears in the
d,ily papers.
Mr.. Thos. Il. Aver and family, of Barn.
we'll County, are spending few weeks in
anderson, visiting numerous friends and
rilatives. Mr.. Aver is member Of the
firm OF l.. P. Smith & Co., of this place,
aild also nn extensive planter of Barnwell.
He is an agreeable gentleman, ard we hope
Ills sojourn in Anderson will be pleasant
Some of our citizens who take great pride
n their gardens are of the opinion that il q
certain no-horncd cow OF this place was
turned loose in the portions of the County
where the fence law is so strenuously op-
posed. and allowed TO satisfy .hcr roaming
s!i,rcs;t;oH, there would be little trouble in
carrying the fence law at the election in
august
Mr.. ]. III. Ellison, one of the prisoners
who escaped from Jail ut this place last
week, was rGaptured at Grecnvi!le on sa,
hrday. He was walking about the stIee.-
|bf Greenville under the assumed name of
John Crow, but was recognized by Sheriff
Gilreath from descriptions he had received
and after being arrested acknowledged his
true name. he will he confined in Green
vile Jail until Court there this Summer as
Sheriff Mcconnell hes sent his commit.
ment to the Sheriff Of that County.
Mr.. J. G. Stribling, of this County, has
applied for apatent on ar ingenious .nven-
ton of his by which ha can gather fruit
without brusing or injuring it. The fruit
is taken off by means of lever, attached
to the end of stick and worked by string.
When the fruit is plucked it drops into q
little sack alranged to receive it. This is
an instrument long needed by fruit growers,
and we belic%a the invention of Mr. Strib-
ling meets the demand. He is manufacture
ing alinited quantity of them now, and
offers them kar sa!e at scyonty-iive cents
each.