The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-07-29
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dence.
The regular meeting of Anderson Grange
has been postponed from the 9th to the is:h
proxin,o.
The Presbyterian ladies will have ice
cream for sale 10 the CIurcl, lot on Friday
afternoon at o'clock.
A colored girl ~ years and 9 months old,
living in this town, gave birth one 'ty last
week, and has since died.
Mr.. John e. Peoples Will have Schcflcld
engine, for which he is agent, OH exhibition
at this place In lay or two.
A pDtrr; ;ied meeting at Little River
Church closed on lest Sunday with seven.
teen additions to the Church.
Gen, WV. Humphreys is announced in
this issue as o candidate for reelection to
the office of Judge of Probate.
Mr., n, J.. Williams has our thanks for
basket Of ineapple5. aud Mr.. Whit Guyton
for basket of delicious peaches.
The Baptist Church. is being recovered,
and when that Is completed the inside OF
the building Is TO undergo changes and re-
pairs.
An amateur opera company of Anderson
is rehearsing "pinafore'' with o view of
presenting it to the public about the first of
September. Lass
Persons VINO wish to BID for the grading
of the Savannah Valley Railroad should
read the advertisement for sealed proposals
in this issue. .ytts Et
The mountains and up-country towns
country people, and each week brings adli-
tional hundreds.
Married, July 18TH. 1880, by Rev. W. P,
Martin, at the residence of Mr.. Sam'l King.
Mr.. A. n. Wccasor, assi Miss 5aIlie Owen,
eldest daughter of Mr.. James j. Owen.
Mr.. Aynstcn, of the New York Cash Store,
will leave for Northern markets in few
days, and will be pleased to attend to any
special orders that may be entrusted to
him. W
Appointments OF the Y. NJ. O. A. for next
Sunday To conduct the afternoon meeting,
Col. j. N. Brown-Scripture John IA !;
Poor Honse Committee, J. w. Daniels and
J. w. Todd.
Dir. J. II. Clarke hns accepted the super
vising agency of the Singer Sewing Ma.
chine Company, and left for Columbia yes
terday. morning, at which place he will
have his headquarters.
The seventy-eighth annual session of the
Saluda Association will convene with the
Townville Baptist Church on next Tuesday,
Sd day of, August, and will continue in ses-
sion until the Friday following. S;
Rev. W.. Z. Strickland collected from
four country churches In the saluda Asso-
citation during the past week for State Mis-.
sions $125.55 cash. He says there is money
in the country and the towns, too.
Six car loads Of excnrsionists from Wal
halla and other points on the Blue Ridge
Ridge Railroad, about four hundred in
number, passed down the Road Wednes.
day morning en- route for Piedmont.
The Hopewell Democratic Club will meet
again on Saturday. 14th August. Aressrs
e. B. Murray and w. s. Pickens, and who.
ever is nominated by the WILLIAMSON Club,
Is expected to deliye. addresses on that oc-
casion. II.
w. II. Rutherford, Gra.id Secretary of
the Good Sainaritans for this State, hns re-
Gently been on visit to the Lodge at this
place. He came on official business, and
found the Anderson Lodge in good condi-
tion, financially and otherwise
Messrs Sullivan & asattisoh are agents at
Anderson for agricultural engines and ma
chinery of all kinds, and desire those who
want anything In this line to give them
call before purchasing. A change In their
advertisement will appear next week.
We would direct the attention of those
who Lave girls to, educate to the advertise
ment of the Greenville Female College,
which has. under the efficient management
of Prof. A. g. Townes, gained an enviable
reputation as an institution oflearning.
Tho Town Council passed an ordinance
recently imposing fine on eng enc s@si.o
should throw watermelon rines, fruit peel
ings, etc. on the square, and the very first
man made TO comply with the requirements
of the ordinance was one OF the Wardens.
Rev. L. NJ. Aver viii preach at New
Prospect Church on next Sabbath morning
at il o'clock. The members of the Church
are requested to meet at 10 o'clock. A pro-
tracted meeting has Just been closed here,
which resulted in forty additions to tho
Church.. .s
Conductor Smith and the trainmen on
the Anderson Branch came nt,t nr, Arn,,das
in brand now uniforms. Capt. 8. is one OF
the most polite and accommodating railroad
men In the State, and in his becoming uni-
form is the bcst looking Conductor on the
G. &C. r. r.
The Directors OF the s. v. n. r. are
5 hopeful that The wofA; Of grading tlo Road
bed win be commenced the latter part of
August. Hired labor viii have to be used,
but it will be so managed as not to inter-
fere with or demoraiize the agricultural
labor of the country.
Mai. John B. Moore returned home Trom
his trip 10 TezAs ~ -; a eek, anu mas since
been confined to his residence ty sil attack
OF bilious fever, brought on by exposure to
the sun. Tse reports Measrs James b. and
Samuel Moore ns highly pleasca viii. their
new home, and With most flastesing pros.
pecs for . fine cotton crop. Is
Capt. 4. O. Iigon, tho efficient and NO.