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

lima Presbytery convened in Honea Path
yesterday evening,
We publish two more town Ordinances
3 this week passed by the Town Council on
Tuesday afternoon.
The cotton market is booming. Nearly
four hundred bales were sold here on both
Saturday and Tuesday.
All business should be suspended on
Tuesday and the entire day devoted to the
Z cause OF good government.
6. A. Met Clung and J. G. Martin were
tried irs Abbeyille last week for the killing
OF Z. p Guffin and acquitted.
Monday next, 1st November, will be the
last day for paying for fertilizers purchased
at cotton option at an advanced price.
Rev. W. n. Strickland will preach in the
Baptist Church. at Honea Path Sunday
might and take collection for State Missions.
EYery Dem ocrasic Club in the County
should turn ont en- nlasse on Inesoay anc
work with al might for the Democratic
q q ticket. - -
Mrs. w. Sherard offers good opportu-
(; nity to persons wishing to invest in hne
plantation in one of the best communities
in the South.
In order to give our readers the result OF
: the election on next Tuesday, we Will NOT
90 to pr ass next week until late Thursday
afternoon or night
Round trip tickets to the State Fair will
be sold ut all stations on the g. &C. 4. Il.
at four cents a mile. The Fair begins on
Tuesday, 9th November.
.. 4. occribble, Esq, has resigned the Office
OF Secretary and Treasurer OF inc Anoefson %
win be. hard. to find one more efficient than
Mr.. Tribble for the place s.
s Don't anderestimat the value Of polling
full Yote for the Hancock Electors on
& Tuesday The vote in this County may be
:. necessar ITO elect the Electors in this State,
and the .Electo oral vote of this State may be
necessary to the election OF Hancock.
ls Alexander r. Laughlin, the clerk in
4 sfommissioner Colts Office who was ac-
4 cused oe dishonesty, has, been removed
5 beyond the reach of legal process. He
was rem owed from Jail to his home in Co
lumbia and died there on Saturday
Next Monday will be a big day in An:
fIerson. There will be $3.50 acres of land
4 ii the County and fourteen or fifteen thou
sand doslars' worth of town property sold
at public outcry, which, with the political
meeting, viii make things particularly
lively. sts IS &;
" The m,.nagers of election for next Tues
1 i day shorId be careful that every re-
: qnirement of; the law governing elections
\ be complied with that there may be no rea-
son for the State Board OF Canynssers throw
ing out any OF our boxes IN their hnal sum-
!. ming up Of the vote OF the State
- t,a -as;dencas of tbe BRIDES
c,ti.sah,, par ~ n p RalI Wednesday, even.
~ seus. ont, n 4 3esn M Hern,ann r
1Ins, so. ~ fyharlestnns and Miss Rebecca
Nv. KEYS, youngest daughter Of Mr.. ]. G.
Keys, Of Anderson. The couple LEFT for
Charleston, the groom'5 home, on Frlcay
morning.
u q, ,,osiao,,oo of tbo hr;de,s
a. .ns nctoSer ostb 1880
la.nnl ~ 80 Fr;arso1 S1' DID DID Mr. VIM
~ ~ sIv;;cog VIE = of s Eiberton. Ga. and Miss
u. y ~ M,,,'. NJ, nshtar ~ M a. r
": Z. lony, unsS dar,ortaS On
I9l!y, .oL auSsison. aWsssann for @ E,hsrton %
I ~ e2neSohy aleesaSotas l!x1ia ~ ~ '
s-r. MI. " ne9a'1 lsc'1A ? '!l'I1is AioAio.
We make the following extract from
bes,ness !es!er aao Toro aaIl Id GoIegc 1--WE
s~k1., II nr>ot
! ale passsns aasss;an onr yvSo1e bistory Onr
PeloIIs ssslvm a,.;ia ba. s,gniisn ~ 10 with
ns ~ ps st;i, f1rfbar ;ncreas 90, See
q a;a Jgsrt; car, ant anti in This issne.
:lli AilS as1 slus = ~ -.
"A typographical error occurred in the
election notice last week closing the polls
TT O'Clock in the afternoon. 1t should
have been o'clock. The managers OF
election 9iill take due notice and close the
polls according In addltlon 70 tnis cor
ts,a S nar,,gers I at tin the precincts at Anderson.
|. Z ;norir corY,er. aeorgc Steyenson's and Cray
gtonyille.
s -.
Will Smith, WeH-to-do coioreo nan
living in Broadaway township, aleo on laSt
Saturday IN tne oSu year 0i us age VI Parai-
ysls OF tue heart; Wilt, was lorIerly %
slave OF the iate Nops1s olmsn, any lor ~
years or more was tne mlller ~ oinltnS l,S
Mill, in which capac!sy ne became wen
known, and by his polite ana gentlemaniy
bearing made many 1nends among ootn
white ane coiored. -. ne was more ore nun 0T.
wava Voted with his white neighbors, was
y a aood liver and possessed many ccmmen-
dehIe traits of character.
= - :,
Mr.. VIM. =. Calaoun m senos zen Us Us the 1oi1ow-
ing item OF news ligiu .na11 m Ilay Aate
Thursday afternoon Mae Whlte was dang
erously cut by Mike 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
5ase Wbtes aaa ug gs lest cuts in the abde
men rannris - gJs t hear m are true No doubt his
s;.;op LIE e verv critical
{ coieitio'. . '
ReY. w. n. Strickland visited First Greek
Z Church Saturday and Sunday last in the
interest of State Missions, and reports large
z congregations, warm welcome and S5O.90