The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-07-11

cheap. JoHH w. DANIELa.
The first watermelons Of the season were
brought to Anderson on last Tuesday.
Fruit Of ell kinds Ia becoming quite ,abun-
dant now. ."
Mr.. e. B. Cater brought'to our oiloe on
= Saturday last the largest peaches we have
seen This season.
Mrs. J. II. Bnrdine, of Brushy Creek
township, has our thanks for some of the
finest June apples we have ever scen. II ,y
are of tho large red variety.
We publish this week the history of Lewis
R. Redmond, as written by Nfr. G. McKin-
ley, the gifted correspondent of tho News
und Courier 1t is as interesting as a ro-
nance.
Mr.s, Bleckley and e,mily left Anderson
Oh i-5.. Tuesday .oz t.thcc:r rsua, Summer &C.
journ In the mountains. They will be ab-
sent for several weeks, and will no doubt
enjoy the recreation.
We are requested to announce that Can't.
Bryan's Company will meet at Sh ..ard's
Store on the third Saturday in July inst. at
2o'clock p. m. All of the members of the
Company are urged to be present.
The parsonage of Grace Episcopal Church
is now in process Of erection upon the va
cant lot in the rear Of the church. Mr..
A. w. Todd is the contractor, and the
building will be neat and omfortable one.
Asve go to press we regret to hear Of the
death of Mrs. Polly Watson, mother of our
townsman, Mr. John B. Watsea. Mrs. w.
was an aged christian Indy. and leaves q
very large circle OF mourning Eeiativcs ana.
friends. - 4-.-ssi''.'.4r y e - =.
MrS. Baxter Hayes brought us on lest
Saturday large, well-headed cabhage, equal
to any we have seen from the mountains in
the fall or the year. There is no doubt that
this vegetable can be grown to perfection in
this County.
We would Asi attention to the advertise.
ment of MIR. Dudley'A. Reed. Persons de-
string to add to their fruit trees would do
well give him their orders, as he repre-
sents one Of the hest and most reliable mr.
series In the South.
We had the. pleasure of call last week
from w. H. Lyles, Esq, of Columbia, who
was In Anderson on professional business
Mr. Lyles Is member Of the firm of Rion
Lyles, and is one of the most talented end
prominent young lawyers of Columbia.
Col. Z. e. Cannbell branght to our office
on Tuesday last ( pear tree limb sixteen
Inches long with ienty-nins iaIge delicious
pears upon it. The limb at the largest place
weS only half ON inch in diameter, and was
the fullest Of frnit that we have ever seen.
y We are requested TO announces that there
will be meeting of the patrons of Meals
Creek school as the school l-house on next
Friday afternoon at O'Clock. ALL OF the
patrons are rennested to attend. Notice is
also given that tbs public schools il. Broad.
awpv township will be re-opened. on next
Monday,
Due West College has conferred the de.
gree of Doctor of Divinity upon Rev. D. e.
Frierson of this place. This compliment
could not have been bestowed upon one
who more richly deserves it. Mr.. Frierson
is fine scholar, an able preacher, an effi-
cient pastor, and above all, sincerely
pious gentleman, and the honor conferred
by the Due West College will be apprecia.
eddy his many admirers throughout the
State.
OurHonea Path correspondent announce
that perhaps there may be two candidates
from that section OF tine County in Che
present canvass. Honea Path ought to do
better than that towards supporting the
newspapers We have always considered
it as one Of the best supporters of the InrKI-
LIoEKoER, but if Honea Path cannot do bet
ter than That in the candidate line IL will
have to take back seat, for we know of
some sections which will furnish q full
dozen. !;..
There will be public installation of the
officers Of Anderson Division No. /, Sons
of Temperance, In the Court House this
(Ihutsdayl evening at hnlf pAst eight
o'clock. The ladies and gentlemen of the
village are invited TO be present on this oc-
casion. Short addresses viii be nade upon
the subject OF Temperance by Reys. ID. E.
Frieraon and wv. II. stsickland and Mr..
OF Tolly. The members of the Division
are requested to meet promptly ct eight
O'clock il The Division room. The pfoceesi-
ings of the evening viii BIZ interesting, and
it's hoped o large attendance will be pres
cnt. =. - s 3 s..s.ss, ~. !, is ss.sa E,
Weregres to announce the death of Mrs.
A. e. HaffTis, which occurred in Anderson
on Saturday morning, the eth inst. after a
lingering illness of seyeTal weeks. Mis-.
Harris was born in Lnufcns County on the
e 18th Of Jannarr. 1919. and married Mr. A.
w. Harris, of Greenville,. where ehe lived
until the death of her husband, after which
& she removed about twenty years ago TO the
:: town os Anderson, where she has since re-
sided. H4rs. Harris had been s:sembeR of
ths Baptist Church for thirty years before
her dassii, and was an excallent Christian
lady. Her disposition was unostenfatious
md retiriitg and her life d quiet one. Dn-
ring her .&idence in Anderson she formed
,ilsny ffics, 1ships. and the whole commn- !.
nifty unto III sympathy yitn ner ciniiiiiren
Ia their beIeAvemeflt. On Sabbath morn
ing her remains were placed to rest in the
Baptist Church yaad: after the performance
Of solemn funesai services by Rev. w. II.
Strickland. q ID s.;
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