The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-08-05
BRIEF MENTION.

BRIEF MENTION.
The Williamson Female College opened
ON Monday with 70 pupils.
A new telegraph line is being put up
along the Air Line Railroad.
Nj. J. Baylis Lewis makes an important
announcement to ginners in this issue.
The Little River Church congregation are
settiag ready to build new Westinghouse.
See change in time Of meeting of the
County Democratic Executive Committee
Mr.. Arnstein, of the New York Cash
Store, left for New York Tuesday evening.
Workmen are finishing up a new resi-
denee for Mr.. Baylis Lewis on Mccully
street.
Messrs. R. s. Bailey and VIM. s. Hall are
announced in this issue for reelection as
County Commissioners.
Tlis attendance upon the Saluda Asso-
ciation. which. is in session this week at
TownviEe, is very large.
sHspewell Democratic Club will meet on
next Saturday, 7th instant, and not on Sat-
urday, i4th, as stated last week.
Coi James M. Latimer, of Lowndesville,
President of, theEs. v. R.R.. has been put
in nomination for the Legislature from his
County.
Mr.. ThomassF Hill, an experienced and !.
accomplished pharmacist. is now IN the
employment of Messrs. Wilhite d Wilhite,
druggists.
Hartwell, Ga, is putting on airs. The
latest departure of the town authorities
over there is the appointment Ola Sanitary
Commission
The Radicals of Abbeville County have
about determined to put full ticket in the
feld. Willthey catch the Democracy down
5 therenapping?
There will an excursion from Atlanta,
Ga, to Little Rock, Arkansas, on Tuesday
next, ,i0ti, instant, good for 80 days, for the
sum OF 5000.
Very fine rains fell here OH Tuesday and
Wednesday, and from the appearances of
the clouds they must have been general all
over the County.
Capt. J. ". Daniels has. added considera-
bly, to she value and appearance OF his resi-
dence On Main street by eniargins and
otherwise Improving It. -.
Jack Cunningham, an enterprising COL
ored farmer Of Savannah township, sent us
last week the first open boil of cotton, found
in his crop on the 2sth ult.
oaf shallow Ford subscribers will here
after get their papsrs at the residence of Mr.,
D. 8. White, who has kindly consented to
act as oar distributing sgent.
Appointments of the Y. NJ. g. A. for next
Sunday 20 conduct the afternoon meeting,
j.. P. SFsitb-Snrip., James 4; Poor House
Committee. z. g, Lison, W. W. Keys,
INF. "A. Keys and Mrs. g. A. Wagener,
both Of Charleston, arrived at this place on
Tuesday, and will spend few weeks with
Z their parents, Mr., and Mrs. ], c. Keys.
The citizens of the neighborhood of Pools
school house are invited to meet ut that
point at p. m. on Saturday next to consid-
or the propriety of organizing Democratic
Clab.
MI Brioe, the Radical leader in ocpnee
County, will open his campaign at Wal.
hesla tomorrow, we understand. The
colored band at this place will 60 up to fur
nish music for the occasion.
Mr.. John M. Morehead brought to our
Office on last Monday sample of home
made cheese, which shows that with little
practice a good article of this food can be
made upon any plantation in this country.
Dr.. 4. 2. Diver met With a2ite serious
accident on Sunday afternoon by being
ierked ont of his buggy by his horse In its
attempts to run away. He has since been
confined to his residence from injuries re-
ceiyed.
Five OF six Of our young men were
arraigned before the Council on Tuesday Of
the instance Of q number of colored men ne
ON the chasgs Of attempting TO raise riot,
but on the testimony Of their accusers they
we're acquitted.
d.. A. P. Johnst9ne has recently fnlr: fnlrg
Hiahed his Dental Office xith Wilkes
Dental Chair, the latest and most improved
chair made for dentists. 1t Is handsome
article of furniture, and remarkable piece
Of mechanism.
Mr.. James NJ. Cathcart and wife and Mr..
w. D. Bewley returned home last week
from months visit to relatives in East
hen1essse. They bFoRght Miss ida Bcgle9
back with ihem, who has been in Tennessee
since October last,
The Coulty Commissioners at their meet
ing on Tuesday, elected Capt. T. c. Ligon
as their Clerk, viee Mr.. ]. L. Tribble, re-
signed. A better selection could not have
been made, as Capt. Ligon is both efficient
eRd Il accommodating as '''1
Mr. r. q. scudday returned home on
Monday morning; ffom Visit to friends in
4yles, Texas, ana and Atlanta, Georgia. He
spent about ten days in Tyler, and was
most highly pleased with that SECTION of
the Lone star State.
The law firms of Messrs. Orr 4 Tribble
and Moore & Allen have been dissolved,
and copartnership between Messrs. Orr,
Allen and Wells. the latter Of Creenville,
formed. Maj. Moore will "go it alone" !"
See their cards elsewhere.
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