The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-10-28
BRIEF MENTION.
4 ,ncoks here to-day.

be less than 1000.
The polls Will open next Tuesday at 9 a..
III. and close at 6 p. M.
AZ. C. A. Reed, Agent, nas sold this sea-
son about sixty buggies and ph@tons.
The weather has been unusually favorable
this season for tho gathering of crops.
Don't forget the big meetings at Honea
Path on Saturday and ut Anderson on
Monday.
An adjourned meeting Of the South Caro-
lima Presbytery convened i'll Honea rain
yesterday evening.
we publish two moro town Ordinances
this week passed by the IoWn Couhcli on
Tuesday afternoon.
The cotton market is booming. Nearly ,ii
four hundred bales were sold here ON both
Saturday and Tuesday
All business should bc suspended oil
Tuesday and the entire day devoted TO tho
cause of good government.
C. A. McClung and J. G. Martin were
tried in Abbeville last week for the killing
of l.. T.. Guf1ln and acquitted.
Monday next, 1st November, will be the
last day for paying for fertilizers purchased
at cotton option mt an advanced price.
Rev. w. II. Strickland will preach in the
Baptist Cnurcn NJ 1tOHca rain SUNDAY
night and take collection for State Missions.
Every Democratic Club in the County
should turn ont cn mQsse OIL Tuesday and
work with sill might for the Democratic
ticket.
Mr. s. w. Sherard offers good opportu-
nifty to persons wishing to invest in fine
plantation in onc of the best communities
in the South.
Al. +
the election on next Tuesday, we will not
60 to press next week until late Thursday
afternoon or night.
Round trip tickets TO the State Fair will
be sold at all stations on the G. &; G. r. r.
at four cents mile. The Fair begins on
Tuesday, 9th November.
]. L. Tribble, Esq, has resigned the Office
OF Secretary and Treasurer Of the Anderson
Farmers and Mechanics Association. 1t
will be hard to find one moro efficient than
Mr.. Tribble for the place.
Don't underestimate the value of polling
full vote for the Hancock Electors on
Tuesday. The vote in this County may be
necessary to elect the Electors in this State
and the Eec. oral vote of this State may be
necessary to tue election Of Hancock.
Alexander r; L!aughlin, the clerk in
Commissioner Colts office who was ac-
cused of dishonesty, has been removed
beyond the reach Of legal process. He
was removed from jail to his home in Co.
lumbia and died there OH Saturday.
Next Monday will be big day in An.
derson. There will be $500 acres of land
in the County and fourteen or fifteen thou
sand dollars worth Of town property sold
ut public outcry, which, with the political
meeting, will make things particularly
lively.
.&r G..
day should be careful that every re-
quirement Of the law governing elections
be complied with that there may be no rca-
son for the State Board of Canvassers throw
ing out any Of our boxes in their final sum-
ming up Of the vote of the State.
Married, ut the residence of the brides
father by Rev. T. p. Bell, Wednesday even
Bremen, of Charleston, and Miss Rebecca
w. Keys, youngest daughter Of Mr.. ]. G.
Keys, of Anderson. The couple left for
Charleston, the groon's home, on Friday
morning.
Married, at the residence of the brides
father, Tuesday evening, October 26th 1880,
by Rev. D. L. Frierson, D. D., Mr.. VIM.
N. WiicoS, of Elberton, Ga. and Miss
Tolly, of Anderson: They departed on
Wednesday afternoon for Eberton, Ga.,
Mr.. Wilcox's home.
We make the following extract from
business letter from DR.. Lander, President
of the Williamson Female College: 1--WE
are passing quietly through the most pros
porous session of our whole history, Our
number OF pupils has swollen to 112 with
n prospect of still further increase" See
his advertisement in this issue.
A typographical error occurred III tie
election notice last week closing tho polls
ut o'clock in the afternoon. 1t should
have been o'clock. The managers of
election will take due notice and close the
polls accordingly. In addition to this cor
rection there have been some changes in
the managers ut the precincts at Anderson,
Dark Corner, George Steyenson's and Cray
tonvlle.
Will Smith, wcll-to-do colored man
living in broadway township, died on last
Saturday in the SD year of his age Of paral-
ysis of the heart. Will was formerly
slave of the late Robert Smith, and for 20
years or more was the miller Mt Smiths
known, and by his polite and gentemanly
bearing made many. friends among both
white and colored. He was more than or.
dinarily intelligent for one of his race, al
ways voted with his white neighbors, was
good liver, and possessed many commen-
dable trniis of character.
Mr.. VIM. P. Calhoun sends us the follow.
ing item of news from Fair Play: Late
Thursday afternoon Mac White was dang
erously cut by Mix Johnson. Both par-
ties live little below here in Georgia.
White rents land from Johnson and in
making settlement of some kind dispute
arose between them, and it is affirmed that
johnson had to do the cutting in self de-
fense. Whites ugliest cuts are iii tho abdo-
men. I fear that he is mortally wounded,
If the reports hear arc true. No doubt his
condition is very critical"
Rev. w. ii. Strickland visited First Creek
Church Saturday and Sunday last in the
interest OF State Missions, and reports large
congregations, q warm welcome and $50. 80
cash for his work, which, with the collec-
ton at his visit in July last, makes over $50
from this Church since he entered the field
four months ago. Mr.. s.. reports further
that on Saturday the pastogs Rev. B. Hays,
resigned and positively declined rc. election,
whereupon Rev. ]. 8. Murray was nomina-
ted and elected with great good feeling and
unanimity. Tho Church viii want his GER
vices for two Sundays in the month.
On Saturday last, Gen. r. NJ. Logan, for
the Clyde Committee, having complied
with the terms or sale, TOOK formal posses
road Superintendent Fry has issued n cir
take general charge of the property, Col. It.
NJ. Talcott is appointed general manager,
the undersigned general superintendent,
Sol. Hans general freight agent and:A. Pope
general passenger agent. All the officer
4 tinue IN charge of their respective depart
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