The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-07-24
MENTION.

pOleTdOly well dtttuuSo.
The old stable belonging to the Council
will be sold on next Monday.
The crops, especially the corn, in the
Tony Creek neighborhood are reported as
being very fine.
Mr.. J.. P. Phillips, of Ninety-six, S. c.,
formerly of this place, is on visit to rela-
tives ard friends in Anderson.
Mr.. John P. Broyles and Dr.. II. A. Reed
left Anderson on Tuesday for Chucky Val
ley, East Tennessee, to be gone until the
= first of September.
Persons annoyed by nuisances of any
character within the corporate limits, can
have the same removed by reporting the
facts to the police or Council.
The increase Of Mr.. ]. E. Peoples busi-
ness has rendered it necessary for him to
enlarge his storehouse. The work is being
vigorously pushed by Mr.. PA. Masters.
Appointments Of they. NJ. C. A. for next
Sunday: Poor House Committee, Col. ]. N.
Brown and B. Frank Mauldin; Jail Com
mittee, ]. Baylis Clark and W. D. Maroney.
Persons wanting Cotton Presses will do
well to call at once or ]. NJ. Sullivan,
who has on hand an entirely new Press,
the best and cheapest on the market. 4
Deep Creek Grange viii meet on Saturday
next, 26th instant, at 8 q. m. Punctual at
tendance of all members is desired, as busi-
ness of Importance will come before the
meeting.
Emily Whitefeld, better known as Emily
Brown, an aged colored woman who was
quite noted for her excellent traits Of char
acter and who lost her eyesight several
years ago, died on last Monday.
It's remarkable that the first cotton bloom
is sure to find its way to this Office, but the
first watermelon or anything else calculated
to gladden. the heart of the editor does not.
Why IS this thus 2-:Ne.ubery Herald.
Better than ever. ca. Reed, Agent, now
offers his entire stock of hats and clothing
ten per cent. below New York wholesale
prices. Object-to close out and make room
for new stock.
Governor Simpson has appointed VIM.
Riley, Esq. Notary Public for Anderson
County. Mr.. Riley will make an efficient
officer, and his appointment will be aeon
venience to large section of country.
The Ninety-six Guardian has been re-
moved from its former place of publication
to Hampton, 8. G., at which place it will
hereafter be issued. The Guardian is an
excellent country paper, and we regret to
see it leave the up country.
There will be q basket picnic at Broadway
school house OIL Thursday next S1st instant,
at which addresses will be made by DIR. w.
C. Brown and Messrs.- L. P. Smith and G.
F. Tolly. The public generally and ladies
especially are invited to attend.
'When do you think it will rain ?" we
asked farmer friend the other day, to
which hereplied: swell, did think We
would get that usual September gale, but
1 must confess that I am getting little
doubtful now about that"
The garden party on Wednesday night,
10th instant, under the auspices of the
Palmetto Rifles, was brilliant affair. A
paper balloon sent up by Mr.. b. G. Ritz,
formed one of the principal features Of the
evening, and attracted qu>se crowd to the
grounds. =.
Our friend, Mr.. r. Frank White, has our
thanks for the largest and most delicious
watermelon we have seen this season.
Frank is good farmer, and all of his crops
are excellent, but we doubt if he will make
as fine crop of cotton and corn this dry
season as he has done of watermelons.
Rev. Elias Terrell, colored, said in his
speech on last Friday, so we are informed,
that. the Good Samaritan spoken of in the
10th chapter of 81. Luke, was negro. We
do not know exactly where Elias got his
information. but suppose it has been speci-
ally revealed to him. He is wonderful
man!
The dramatic and musical entertainment
of the Anderson Theatrical Company on
Monday evening was very pleasant affair,
and was we'll attended by our citizens
Both the pieces presented on this occasion
were well rendered, while the music by the
orchestra was extraordinarily good. The
well-earned reputation of the Company is
maintained.
The discovery that the proceedings of the
Council are not published correctly, which
scents to disgruntle those who have no bus
iness with our reports more than it does the
party interested, relates to matter of no
material consequence to any one. 1t was
mere oversight which We were not incon-
siderate enough to augment by repeated ed
itorial comments.
Messrs. ]. & J. R. Wilson have recently
entirely reftted their merchant mill near
williamson, in this County, and are now
making most excellent grade Of -four, as
we can attest after duly trying sample
therefrom. 1t is fine and white, in addi-
tion to which it will always be found en-
tirely pure. Persons wishing to obtain the
best quality of -four should give this mill o
trial.
We had the pleasure of meeting on Tues
day Mr.. Andrew C. McFall, Of Port Royal,
who is visiting Williamson for the pur-
pose of recovering his strength after a pain
full, though very successful, surgical opera
ton. He speaks in the highest terms of the
future OF Port Royal, which he believes is
destined to become the leading port on the
Southern coast.
An old lady ,who came over into this