The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-06-24
nRIEF 1lENyIoN.


BRIEF MENTION,
The gafdehs and crops are suffering for
rain. Es
Mr.. john &c. Peoples has moved irto his,
new residence near the fais grounds.
aAp infant son of Mr.. j. G: yandiver, of
Hopewell township, died on Monday night.
Mrs. r. L. Keys sent US o beet the other
day measuring nineteen inches in circum-
ference. tfa
Preparations have been made TO receive
the news of the nomination at Cincinnati
with thirteen salutes from 'Old Reformer."
Persons who anticipate applying for
teachers certificates should heed the notice
ofYtbe School Commissioner in this paper:
Tho members of Hiram Lodge, No. 6S,
A. F. H., are requested to meet in the lodge
room this (Thursday) evening, at p. M.
sharp. 3afii .sE III
Ten days ago The crops generally were in
the grnss. but the favorable weather has
given tae farmers an opportunity Of clean
ing Them. s''' a
Refreshments viii he furnished by the
Presbyterian ladies at the Blue Ridge yard
Friday evening at 6 o'clock, the occasion Of
base bsll game. Is;
Governor Simpson on last Thursday re-
spitel tho four Greenvilles incendiMies, SEN
tencedto be hanged OH Friday last until
the frat Friday in August
Mr.. Thomas Blodgett has b6en placed in
charge of the ,niaii service on the Anderson
Branch and Blue Ridge division of the
&c. & 2. r. r. until the LIST July.
The i.legraphic news from The Circin.
natl Convention viii lt -ent fee TO I'll off,
ces in theUhion except tholsoh the line of
the Greenville & Columbia Railroad.
The first ripe candidate of the season for
this, County ventures before the public in
this issue of the InTELLIGEncER. Hereafter
Keep an eye on the candidate column
Reys. w. H. Strickland and r. 8. Murray
and Col. J. N. Brown were elected az dele.
gates to the Sa1uda Association from the
Anderson Baptist Church on Sunday last:
= The handsome new passenger coach that
was injured by the fpn-off' at,, the depot
two weeks ago Monday, has been repaired
and replaced on this division of the roatiz,s
Appointments Of The Y. NJ. G. a. for next
Sunday: To.conduct the afternoon meeting,
John NJ. Hubbard 20 Scripture, Job 10; Poor
House Committee, H. G. Scudday. II. L.
Clark.
Rev. Mfr Strickland will preach his final
sermon and close his pastorate with the
Baptist Church on next Sunday morning,
juno 9th. His pastorate began January
LIST, 1877. sfi .ae.
Mr.. n, !, p. Jackson had setting hen to
desert her nest the other week four days
before the time for the eggsto hatch, but
the chickens came all the same. It is a
stock of chickens worth having
Mr.. NJ. e. Griffin. Of Broadayay town.
ship, died very suddenly of heart disease on
Tuesday morning. he was, a-good citizen,
and his untimely death will be mourned by
large circle of relatives and ffieaes.
Rev. w. H. Strickland will preach at
Salem on next Saturday morning at IL
o'clock and present the claims Of. State
Missions. Rev. L. II. Aver will preach at
the same Church on Sunday at IL q. M.
The base ball clubs OF both Greenville and
Abbeville have declined to play the Horse
shoes, OF Anderson. The conditional ac-
ceptance by the HoYeeshoes os tine challenge
from the Union club has not yet been heard
from. 34l;ik; .e
The ladies Of the Episcopal Church invite
their friends and the public generally to at
tend .te.e ehun.petre in the grove at DR..
Nardin's, where ice! cream, ETC.. will, be
served, commencing at o'clock Thursday
afternoon.
large number of our young people, with
a.goodly proportion of.old folks, enjoyed a
moonlight picnic ct the fair grounds on
Tuesday night Refreshments, music and
love rendered the occasion especially enjoy.
able for the young people.
A Sunday School centenary celebration
will be held at Mt, Pisgah Church on Sun
day, July l1th, to which the public are in
Titsa Titsa. Rev. D. W. Hiott viii preach in the
mofningS and In the afternoon Rev. H. NJ.
Allen viii deliver Sunday School address
The Pendleton Reading Club gave dime
reading at tte residence, OF Mr. ). b. Sitton,
on Monday night at.which o large number
were present, and from which quite hand.
come sum wus realized. DR.. a. P. John
stone, Of Anderson, was onn of the rcadcfs.s
Mr. III. a. Lyon, OF 6plTtanbilTB, Is Is s ss
present on visit to his parents In Ander-
aon. He Is engaged in the drug business at
Spattanburg, and has established splendid,
custom. He represents things as being In
= 11llcc..si=h...s aa..liHnn In hias nfinnte1
home.
Married, ni Umbfia, Hale County, Ala.,I
Jnlse 10th, by Rev. r: n. Cobbs. sEr. z. D..
Pickens, of Columbia, 8. G, and Mis- Lon
Pickehs, of the above named place. Mr..
Pfckens IS q native of this County, and Ia
paymester of the Greenville d Columbia
Railroad. /. +, /, ..,.e e
Mr. John Il. Stevenson, of Rock Mills
township, brought the first peaches Of the
season 70 town for sale on Saturday last.
He had three Varieties, Beatrice EARLY For
rest and Early Rivers. We are indebted to
him for dozen or tso, which were very,
mitch enjoyed. at
Several OF the census enumeratoSs heye
comyleted their work, while tgos'otiF thres
stothero g have applied for aaditIo.si, help or
sn eztensicn CT time. When file whole
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