The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-08-01

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&3- We Oish Il distinctly understood That ,pe
ito net hold O~rSetres responsible for the ric,rs or
expressions Of oorrespondent!.
Owing to the press upon our columns
this week, several communications and
other matters OF interest are crowded out.
Grange No. II will meet in Temperance
Hall next Friday morning, at 0 o'clock.
Member; will take notice thereof and govern
themselves accordingly.
The saluda Baptist Association meets at
Flat Rock, about six miles south of this
place, on Thursday before the second Sur
dny in August, which is to-day week.
&S- Nomination, of candidates IN ,awnl
form, not to erceed one inch, FIVE DOLLARS.
These charges are TO be paid sfrictly in adrance'
and no e1cepftons Whdteper iciH be made 10 ne
rule.
we regret to learn that Col. G. g., Matti-
son is sick, ana is on that account prevent
cd from attending the State Democratic Con-
vention at Columbia, to which he was
delegate
John e. Peoples has on exhibition at his
store, fine Hall Cotton Gin, Feeder and
Condenser. All who are in need of q good
Cotton Gin, are invited to call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere
The ladies Of the Presbyterian Church
will have ice cream and other refreshments
for sale at Hampton Park OH next Friday.
between the hours of 6 and 7:3O P. M. The
proceeds will be donated to tho erection
fund Of The Davv Tbp~ b,,t1;,,z
Mr.. Robert e. Sloan, Of Pendleton, sent
us an Irish potato last week weighing
twenty.six and half ounces. 1t was
very large potato and Yves we'll shaped for
one OF its unusual weight. 1t was the finest
one we have seen during this year.
We are requested to announce that there
will be Musical Association organized at
Bethesda Church, Brushy Creek Township,
Saturday August 3rd .t 10 o'clock o. IN.
AL Churches in the Tov ship are invited
to attend and participat n said organiza-
ton.
The colored man thati ! from the second
story window during the entertainment
Friday evening, at the Masonic Hall, we are
glad to learn, was not materially hurt, al
though they say his head struck the side
walk first. He was not @ member of the
society.
In accordance with resolution passed by
The A:::dc=sc:: Division; G. of requesting
the ministers of our town to preach on the
subject of Temperance, the Rev. Fl. f.
Chrietzberg has consented to preach on
this subject on Sunday night next at the
Methodist Church.
The Anderson Democratic Club will hold
its regular meeting Friday afternoon at 6
o'clock, in the Masonic Hall. Hon. R. w.
Simpson will deliver an address. Members
are requested TO be punctlal in attendance,
as business Of importance will be brought
before the meeting.
we take this opportunity TO thank Mrs.
John M. Moorhead for some very excellent
Sugar Plums sent us. They were light col
ored and averaged five inches around. This
excellent fruit should be extensively cult
vated. Mrs. Moorhead has fine orchard
and succeeds we'll with her fruit.
The congregation of st. Pauls Episcopal
Church. at Pendleton, are most fortunate in
having cSSt-i -o VIC 6Si N1CSo VI hCts w IL
NJ. Hanckle, ofCharleston, rs Rector. Mr..
Hanckel is O pleasant and intelligent gentle.
man, who is quite an acquisition to the
town Of Pendletoff He ia an earnest, and
ut times an eloquent speaker and is very
much admired and liked by his new con.
gregation.
twill be remembered that the anniyer.
uoey ~ upa5 a Chi tf1v, - To,,
dleton will be celebrated at that place OF
the 2ad of August, as mentioned in our last
issue. Gen. Humphreys has received and
accepted an invitation for his Brigade to be
present. The celebration gives promise o.
great success. Several prominent gentle
men are expected to address the people or
that occasion.
On the. afternoon of the. eclipse, heav,
clouds obscured the sun until about ter
minutes tn six o'clock, when IT was not ON,
fourth eclipscd. Tho neon passed off q
the southeastern portion of the SUMS disc
Many astronomers had /. fine view of tn
eclipse along the line of its totality. Willis
1t was comparatively failure here wo hat
rain which refreshed the parched vegcta
tion very much.
Messrs. G. A. Reed and j. e. Peoples hav
purchased the right for the sale of Th
Great American Fruit Dryer. which the,
are having manufactured, and will have OF
hnnd Tor sale. Every one should call AM
examine this great invention, with which
you can dry fruit in three hours, better
than any other way. The fruit dried b
this Dryer, commands better price thai
that dried in the usual way.
The following officers were installed t.
serve Union Grove Division, No. l0t, q. .
T., for the. present quarter, on Saturda
Goth inst. H. A. Landress, w. P. d. 1
Campbell, w. A.. Il. NJ. Snipes, r. s.
Alsss AZ. gay. 4 r q. Miss C. A
BroSnle. f. g.; w. e. Mcconnell, Trc&s.
a, Harris Chap; Miss s. 8. Bowlan, G.
Missy. A. Erake, A. c.. A. v. Burgess
Is; p. W. King. o. s.; D. @. Mcconnell
P.w.E.
We DC glad to seetheeffotfS made by on
colored Nllow citizens TO free themselyt
from theNhackles of Intempernnce, and I
elevate theSselves and their race upon
higher platfoSS Of morality. The colore
Temperance sscAty OF this place. has bee
working hG,J toAcrsase It's n,emberahi,
A renewed effort 7gIS4oada on Fr;dav fas