The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-08-26
BRIEF MENTION. 8

III
E. B. MURRAH & Co.
pRIEF MENTION.
The last few days have been oppressively
hot and sultiI.
See insurance card of Mr. w. G. Will
den, in another column.
Mrs. Murrey's school for girls will open
on the 9Th of September.
Rev. B. Hays will preach at Hopewells
Church on next Sunday at II o. M.
We had a call from Col. Latimer on Tues
day. He was in town in the interest OF the
Savannah Valley Railroad.
Centreville Democratic Club will meet on
next Saturday at 2 o'clock P. m. The can-
didetes are ail invited to attend.
Master Willie Guyton presented US on
Monday with basket of nice, mellow ap-
pies, for which he will accept our thanks.
The Palmetto Band has been re.organ-
z lied. It has long enjoyed the reputationof
being the best band in the State, with only
one or two exceptions.
We would direct attention to the adver.
Is
{ Those who want anything in his line would
Z do well to give him call.
Candidates who wish tickets printed for
the Primary Election can have them print,
In this Office as cheaply Us. elsewhere; and
they should not put this off too. late.
Tho warm weather is making the cotton
open very rapidly, and q good many have
gone to picking. Cotton should be gathered
as rapidly rs it opens 10 prevent injury to
the.staple by rain.
AS many of our citizens rs possible should
attend the grand ratification meeting in
Columbia on the 7th September. Reduced
round trip tickets over tho g.. Il G. Il. 4.
will.probably be sold.
Some of car business men whose opin-
ions are worth something think our. cotton
receipts will reach 10000 bales this season.
There is certainly no reason known to us
why they should not.
Mr.. T. w. Ayers has purchased the in
terest of the Messrs. Benson in the Hartwell
3 Sun. the paper now being owned by Mcssrs.
z Ayers q McGill. The Sun is an excellent
paper, and its proprietors deserves a liberal
patronage
The season for closing the stores at 6
O'clock in the evening will close with this
month. The clerks have all enjoyed the
recreation this indulgence of their employ
Sers has allowed, and no one has lost any
thing by it.
Cynthia Brown, young colored woman
who has been living in Anderson for some
time, but who came to this section from
{ about Pendleton, was carried to the Asylum
on Saturday, she having been adjudged
1Uuatic by the Probate Judge.
: The meeting at Craytonville on the Bird
Speeches will be made by Coils. Aiken and
!. Cothran, together with the Candidates for
the Legislature in this County. The 10.
dies are especially urged to attend.
The collection Of the second instalment
3 of taxes will. begin this year on the 18th
September. The County Treasurer adver.,
rounds in this issue; together with all other
information that will be of interest to tax
payers. ~
Married, on Tuesday, oath inst, at the
residence OF the brio e's father, by Rev. J. s..
Murray, Nj. J. Pink Reed and Miss Re
becca O., daughter Of Mr.. James Wilson,
ali Of Anderson C.. H.. s. C. The couple
LETT Immediately for an extensive tour
through the North.
1t is only three weeks until the primary
election. Every candidate ought to be out
BY this time, in order to get his full share
ofabuse before the time expires. The more
abuse man gets before his election the
better officer will he make-at least so
some people seem to think.
Bill Parker's Convention meets at this
place on next Monday to elect delegates to
to the State, Congressional and Judicial
Conventions and to nominate him for the
dred or two Of red shirts in town on that
day Just for the sake of little variety.
Members of. all of our mercantile estab.
lishments havegone North for goods, and
from what we can learn they will lay in
larse stocks of everything. The business
= Of our town this Fall is going to be better
than ever before in its history. We will be
satisfied with 10000 bales of cotton this
y season.
Associate Grange No. 1, of Andei-on
County. will meet at Harper Grange at 10
O'Clock on che 1st Saturday in September.
Wheat and oat culture will be discussed by
w, w. Humphreys, L.. D:sHarris, Z. NJ.
4 ! Morris and z. Breazeale, and Rescue grass
byL. n. Welborn and A. B. Bowden. ].
s W. Norris will preside over the meeting.
.7 All of the houses of worship in town
were closed on Sunday except the Baptist
Church. rr. Frierson is taking rest for
few weeks. Mr.. Gadsden was filling his reg
= ular monthly appointment at Seneca City
and Mr.. Carlisle was attending the Camp
meeting. Mr.. Bell consequently had large
congregation, to whom he preached an e1-
cellent sermon.
I: Hopewell Democratic Club will meet on
& Saturday, 9Th September, at 2 o'clock p.m.,
for the purpose of perfecting arrangements
ior attending the mass meeting at Anderson
on the 9th. The Club will also, by resolu-
tion passed at last meeting, make nomina-
Z tions for all of the County Offices. Candi-
: dates for the various offices are cordially
invited to be present.
II. B. Crews, Esq, editor of the Laurens-
vile Herald, was defeated in the race for
the nomination to the Legislature from his
County in the primary election on the 18th
instant, but he accepts the result like
man, and closes short article on the l elec-
ton and his defeat with this remark: 1--WE
submit cheerfully to the will of the majori-
ty, and shall labor zealously for the nomi-'
nees."
We are requested to announce that Sa-
yannah Club No. 2 will meet at Hollands
store at 8 o'clock D. m. on next Saturday for
the purpose of recognizing and electing
officers for the ensuing campaign. A full
attendance of the members OF the Club and
of the citizens generally is specially desired
as arrangements for attending the meeting
-atAnderson on the 9th of September will
he made.
The Camp Meeting at Providence, which
onened on "Wednesday and closed on Mon
daywas big affair in point Of attendance,
which is said to have been larger on Sunday
than on any previous occasion. The order
and general behavior Of the immense crowd
was remarkably good, not q single disturb
s have heard. The preaching of the occasion