The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-06-27

vide-awake UemOcraflc Clubs. Anderson
has twenty-three.
The only child of Mr.. ). w. Dacus, of
Williamson township died on Sunday
morning, 10th inst
We are indebted 10 our. friend Mr. W. s.
Masters for some Of tho largest peaches wo
have seen this year.
About dozer cotton blooms have found
their way to our Office, but the boil from
the Dark Corner still has the lead.
Trinity College, N. c., has conferred the
degree of d. D. on Rev. 8. Lander, President
ofthe Williamson Female College.
The Savannah Company will meet at
Grove Church, near s. F. McConnelrs at
o'clock a. M. on the 4th of July next.
The regular meeting of the 3rd Union Dis.
trict of the Saluda Baptist Association will
convene at Salem Church on next Friday
morning. -.
Messrs. Orr G. Tribble have moved into
their new office, south side of Court House
square, which is one Of the plensantest
offices in town.
MT. G. z. Hcrtc::, CO Williamson. wer
gret to learn, fell from wagon on Tuesday
18th inst. and broke three of his ribs We
are glad to learn that he is rapidly recover
ing.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church
will have ice cream for sale in the grove
near the residence of Gen. Humphreys on
Friday aftcrnoon next, from 81 to "
o'clock. .
The proposed School Teachers Conven-
ton meets at Anderson on Saturday, the
9th July. instead of Goth, as heretofore
published. Bear this in mind, school
teachers.
The political campaign in this County
will begin in earnest after the County Con-
vention meets in July. The crops will then
be laid by, and candidates will appear on
every hand.
Avery interesting game of base ball came
off on the Blue Ridge Yard last Monday
afternoon, between the Carolina Collegiate
nine and the Ham Skins" TIE score
stood AZ to II, in favor of the latter.
Tho Board of School Trustees of William
ston township have notified the teachers of
public free schools of that township to
close their schools forthwith, and to keep
them closed until further notice is given.
Our young friends T. P. Fant and G. II.
Orr arrived at home last week from York
vile, g. c., where they have been in attend
ance at the Kings Mountain Military
School. This Is ono of the best schools in
the 5tata.
There will be q barbecue at Mai. Elins
McGce's on the 4th Of July next, and prep
e-ntions are being made to make. it q grand
success. Several persons have been invited
to deliver addresses, and gala day Is in
store for all who may attend
Nancy o. Tate, wife of William P. Tate,
of Walker County, Ga., died 18th day Of
June. after long and painful illness. The
deceased was daughter of the late Samuel
Smith, of this County. She leaves hus-
band and several children to mourn for her.
Mr.. Samuel L. Gray brought to our Office
ON last Saturday fine stalk of cotton,
which was twenty-five inches high, we'll
limbed, and with one bloom and numerous
squares upon 1t. He has fine patch of
four acres from which it was taken.
Mr. R. P. Clinkscales, from the Corner
township, brought to this Office on the Goth
instanta d halfgrown boil of cotton, which
was taken from one of his fields. This
shows that he had: bloom by the 10th of
this month, whicI is very early for, ,Ander-
. son County. %
The picnic ut, Brown & Farmers Store on
Inst Saturday was most pleasant affair.
The. Democrats of silat section are fully
alive to the interests Of tho party, and one
OF the most favorable indications is that
the lndi.J are taking a lively interest in the
pcrpetu,ty of good government.
On T1esdby afternoon, Mr.. a. McC.
Brown, Of the firm Of J. Z. Adger & Co,
Charleston, died OF 8 o o'clock at Pendleton.
Mr.. Brown was visiting Pendleton to inn
prove his health, which had been poor for
some time. His renanins were taken to
Charleston the following ruorning.
The Picnic which was spoken Of being
held at Mr.. r. Is. Beaty'S Mill on the first
Saturday in July, has been indefinitely !,
postponed. The Democratic Club of HdllI
township WIN meet at the ,Carswell Instll.:5
tute on the first Saturday afternoon at
o'clock to elect delegates to the County Con-
vention, and attend to other. business of the
Club. :, -sIs@s
The following are the officers elect of
Anderson Lodge, knights of Honor: ]. Il.
Tribble, D.; J.. w. Daniels, v..D.;J. d.
Maxwell, A. d.; w. w. Keys, r.; J. r.
Williams, +. r.; DR.. w. IL. Nardin, T.;,J.
9. Cunningham, G.. J. Reese FAINT, Guide;
j. 4. Daniels, o.; r. l.. Keys, S. The in
stallation will take place on next Wednes-
day evening.
The richest treat we have received in
long time was sent to us on Wednesday last
by ]. w. Sherard, Esqs of the Dark Corner.
It consisted of box of Wild Goose Plums,
as large as guinea eggs. They were of
deep red, ana Cor beauty and lusciousness
, they cannot be e7celled We advise our
friends who take an interest in fine ffnits to
secure this plum.
AT the last regular meeting of Beavcrdam
Division, No. iO5, Sons Of Temperance, the
following oflicea were elected to serve the
ensuing quarter, and viii be installed on
July 9th at 81 o'clock p. in.: J. d. Kelly,
w. P.;,J. 4. Rogers, w. A.; D. j. Owens,
Il. s.; Miss Sallie Owens, "A. n. s.; Miss
Fannie Dreanan. +. g.; j. w. Rogers,