The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-10-24
BRIEF MENTION.

BRIEF MENTION.
Z Cotton-Middlings, 81 to 81.
Frost and ice was plentiful ON last satur-
day and Sunday mornings.
Mr.. a. ]. Sproles has ar excellent patent
stock grazer on exhibition at the Fair.
Organs at panic prices. Call on Mr.. and
Mrs. McSmith at Waverly House.
-sCol. Joshua Jameson presented us on Sat-
nrday with sweet posato weighing 81
pounds.
The ceiling of the Court House is being
replaced, and other improvements will be
made soon.
The Rev. w. A. Hodges will preach in
the Methodist Church on next Sabbath at
II o'clock a. m.
The Rev. ]. C. Hudson will preach at
Lebanon on the first Sabbath in next month
at IL o'clock a. m.
Sneak thieves have begun their winters
work on wood piles to which they have
access with renewed energy.
Rev. w. q. Strickland will preach in his
Church on next Sunday morning on 1.-THE
Bright Side of Minister'S Life"
Shbtovn Grange No. 14l will hold
special meeting on next Saturday at p. m.
for the transaction of importance business.
Mr.. John 7. Haynie hss sent US liberal
sample Of a superior quality of sorghum,
for which he will accept thanks.
Mr.. Richard Tozer has sold his Red Shirt
Engine to Gen. Erwin, of Lancaster County,
which accounts for its absence from the
Fair Grounds.
The theatrical entertainments tonight
and tomorrow night bids fair to be sue
cess. and we hope will be literally patron
lied by our people.
Several one-horse wagons to arrive in
few days, which will be offered for sale by
John Is. Peoples very low. Call and exam
inc them before purchasing elsewhere.
We are requested to state that Rev. H. B.
FAINT will preach at the Lebanon Baptist
Church on next Sabbath at II o'clock a. m.
He will visit the Church under an appoint-
ment Of the Executive Board of the Asso-
ciation and present the cause Of Missions.
5. The stores and other places of business
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everybody an opportunity to attend the
Fair We are glnd our business men have
taken this considerate action, which will be
greatly appreciated by those in their en-
: plcy.
The mounted clubs of the County ere es-
pecially requested to meet at Townville on
next Friday morning, the 25th inst, at 10
o'clock q. m. Captains Of companies with
in reach of this point are urged to respond
TO this call, as it is a matter of Importance
that full turn out be had at the joint meet
ing TO be held there at that time.
We are informed that the number articles
entered for exhibition at the County Fair,
which commences to-day. is very large, and
all that is necessary to render it decided
success is that all should feel interest enough
to give it their attendance. We hope the
people of the County will give it their
warm support by attending on Thursday
and Friday of the present week.
HRS. McSmith, proprietress Of the reliable
McSmith Music House, of Greenville, s. c.,
has on exhibition at the Fair this week two
pianos and six organs, which are attracting
considerable attention. This is an entirely
new feature in our County Fair, and adds
great deal both to the interest of the ex-
hibition and the pleasure of those present.
We hope those of our readers who expect
to buy either organs or pianos will examine
the instrument and prices of this house be-
fore purchasing.
The Fall Session of Hunters Spring
Academy, under the efficient care of Rev.
J. G. Hudson, will close on Friday, 1st of
November. The morning will be spent in
sprightly review exercises in the presence
of the patrons, and will doubtless be enter
ts:ning. At 9 o'clock p. m. an address will
be delivered on the subject of education by
s,me gentleman selected for that purpose.
Mr.. J. S. Murray. jr., will be present to call
attention to the school books approved by
the State Board of Education, and now
offered very low for introduction. Let it be
an enthusiastic educational meeting.
j, We regret to chronicle the death of an
other of Anderson's aged and respectable
citizens, Mr.. Jacob Mouchet, of Savannah
township, which occurred on last Friday,
18th instant, in the SD year of his age.
Mr.. Mouchet was born and raised in Able
Vile County, and removed to Anderson
County about the year 1882, where he has
since resided. lde was an honest, upright
citizen, attended strictly to his own business
and had the respect and confidence of all
who came in. contact with him. He was
faithful soldier in the war of 1912, and has
long bean o consistent rnembe. of tho Meth
odist Church. An aged wife and three
children mourn his death.
A brand new Knabe piano at the Fair.
Carved legs and pedal, aud rosewood case.
$500 will buy genuine new Knabe piano.
Call on Mr.. and Mrs. McSmith.
SHALLOW FORD, Oct. %.
TIE dwelling-house OF tir. Taylor Hatch