The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-09-18
Rev. r " Burts receutlv closed n yer,

Rev. R. W. Burts recently closed very
interesting meeting at Shady Grove Baptist
Church, in which twelve additions were
made to the Church. Mr.. Burts has beer
called to the pastorate of the Church. and
the following deacons have been elected and
| will be ordained on the second Sunday in
October: j. S. Acker, NJ. B. Gaines, 3. D.
Dean and Joseph NJ. Cox. Jr.
The mysterious disappearance Of Mrs
Pulliam from her home in Elbert County
Ca, an account of which we published two
weeks ago, has been satisfactorily accounted
| for on a theory which does the widow very
little credit. In other words, she has chosen
to disappear, for a time at least and has
sought to convey tho impression that she
was carried off by force in order to justify
her absence.
At cotton picking on the plantation Of
Mr.. John A. Stevenson, in Rock Mills town.
ship on Monday last, Alexander Stevenson
picked 36S pounds, Willis Stevenson 2S1,
William McFarlan 279, Henry Brown (col.
23S, and j. R. Yeargin 22S. All hands COM
menced at sun rise and stopped at sun set,
and stopped half an hour at dinner. So
far, Alexander Stevenson is the champion
cotton picker of the County.
S. P. Dendy, Esq, secured bail for AIessrs.
Cobb, Dunlap and Long, charged with the
murder of A. Bryce, in the sum Of $500
each, as there was no shadow of testimony
against any of the parties. The ailidavits
submitted point strongly to family of
Moores, who ran from 0conee County on
account of indictments, and were at enmity
with Bryce. Two of them have been ar
rested and will be tried at Walhalla in Oc-
tober for the murder. The father has suc-
ceeded in making his escape.
Ladies, you are respectfully invited to in
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trimmings, elegant Cloaks and Dolmas, fine
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variety of Notions. Domestics, Flannels,
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your special attention to our fine shoes,
made to order, warranted to give satisfac-
ton and superior to any that have been in
the market. ARNsTE1N & ROSE.
Mr.. James NJ. Sullivan and Col. c. S.
Mattison have formed copartnership un-
der the firm name of Sullivan d Mattison,
and have opened store at the Benson
House place, where they are now opening
large and carefully selected stock of gen.
eral merchandise, and which they propose
selling at the very lowest living price. A
novel and very attractive feature Of their
establishment is q five cent counter" the
latest departure in the mercantile business,
which is ladened with a great variety of
articles especially useful to housekeepers.
The business of the firm will be under the
immediate supervision of Mr.. Sullivan,
formerly a member of the firm of Messrs.
Sullivan & Co., who is full of enterprise
and energy, which, combined with his rare
business qualifications and natural urbani-
ness popular resort with the public GEN
orally. We commend the new firm to the
confidence of the trading public, and be-
speak for it liberal and generous patron
are. See advertisement elsewhere.