The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-07-18
BRIEF lIEETIoN.

We are under many obligations to our
young friend, J. r. Moorhead, for basket
y OF fine peaches. Such treats are appreciated
by the printers.
We have been requested 10 announce
that there viii be battalion drill for the
upper companies of the Western Regiment
OF Cavalry at an early day, which will De
pahiished in due time.
The Sunday. School Institute of the So;
inIa Baptist Association meets in William
Z ston to-night, and will continue It's sessions
until the Sunday following. A large and
: interesting meeting Is expected.
The vote on making town subscription
to the Savannah Valley Railroad has been
postponed until the 18th inst, and is now
proposed to make the subscription uncon-
ditionally. See the advertisement
+ Col. Jsmes A. Hoyt, Of the Columbia
Register. brought his family to Anderson on
last Friday to spend the summer. Our citi-
zens would be pleased to see the Colonel
and his family return to Anderson to live.
Y The ladies of the Presbyterian Church
viii hare ice cream on sale in the Park near
Gen. Humphreys residence on next Friday
afternoon, beginning at 6o'clock. The
proceeds WIN go towards fitting up the new
Church they intend erecting.
- Miss Smith, teacher in the Columbia Fe-
male College, proposes to form class in
Cnlisthenics for young ladies and little
girls AlIwho desire to join the class are
requested to meet her on Friday, 10th inst,
as the Masonic Hall in Anderson, at II
z6,clock m. III
The pastors of the village haye arranged
& ta hare only one house of worship open at
night during the remainder Of the summer.
Rey. D. E. Frierson, D, D., win preach for
Rev. w. 81. Strickland in the Baptist
Church on. next Sunday night, at $50.
There viii be. no services in the Baptist
Church in the morning.
We are panied to announce the death Of
Mrs. Mary Caroline cainkscales, an excel
aent lady of this County, which occurred at
the residence of her husband, Mr. 7. L.
Clinkscalcs, near Storeville, on last Tuesday
morning, ut o'clock, after q. lingering and
painful illness from consumption. She was
a Christian lady, and e1empli6ed in prac-
,tice the professions she made. Her death
has brought SORROW to husband and four
children, who have the sincere sympathy
.ofthc community in their bereavement.
= Mrs. Martha Melton died very suddenly
on Tuesday, the 9th inst, at the residence
of her husband, Mr.. David Melton, in Gar
win township Of this County. Mrs. Melton
had been quite sick for several days, and
on Tuesday she appeared to become more
free fomta aiin and to go to sleep, but on
some Of the family going to he, it was as
certained that her sleep was the lasting
sleep OF death. Her bereaved husband and
fasnily hags the sympathy of many friends
and acquniptanees In this sad afliiction.
II IS our sad dnty to record the death of
Mi@ Zulia o. watson, which occurred at
the residence Of her father, Mr.. William B.
Watson, near this place on last Saturday,
amer an illness Of . little more than two
weeks from typhoid fever. Miss zulia was
a1ittle more thar sixteen years Of age, and
was universally beloTed BY all who knew
her. As q daughter she was dntifnl, as a
companion she was pleasant and amiable,
as scholar she was gtudious and bright.
To these mnch,to-be-admired qualities she
added that greatest adornment of life, true
piety, and for more than year had been
devoted member Of the Baptist Church.
Death came for her in the morning Of life,
and removed her from loving relations and
admiring friends who will ever cherish hes
memory with sweet, sad pleasure. On
last Sunday here remains were placed to
rest in esRsSsssae esafHai esat ara, where SsA'
1s-;,l ottier members OF her family reposs.