The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-08-04
IstIEF MENTION.

M BKIEF MENTION.
Don forget TO register
A. Reed. Ae'i. aoih five busgics last
sfonAay
: Th, colored BuItisls baptized thir,y-siz
5nyc.ts Sunday afternoon.
sEey. II. IS. Fnnt will preach in the Bap.
q church next Sunday morning.
,y.. are indebted to Mr.. II. NJ. Gccr. ol
b,,aJnwnv township. for some very fine
snchcs.
rhe carpenters are enlarging and other
iec improving the residence OF Mr.. S.
ssccklcy.
Pant. A. G. McFall and wife. OF Port
sT5yal nrc visiting relatives and friends in
gilliamston.
Srhc bed of the railroad track in the cu.
+, ,;rouch town has been ballastc.l with sand
IA gravel and greatly improved
The rallying committee for the Dry Ticket
Eve gone TO work III earnest: and Will have
saSttcrs well worked up by Monday.
rwo open bulis Of cotton were brought
an Monday They were very small and
tsEowed that they had opened prematurely
Mai. f.. Is. Murray has gone TO Greenvillo
1nttcnd meeting of the cClmittce Of the
4 1gislot,irc on the revision of the election
isSs.
srh.rc WAS large crowd in town on Mon.
igE. but everything passed Off quietly
fSe general topic of conversation was the
Father and crops.
HE registration book will be open at the
a.. of the Clerk of the Council on Thurs
~. Friday and Saturday Of this week.
Es5nt fail to register.
SIr. W. T. Dean of Varcnnes township,
scd wuicrmclons this year weighing sixty
4Ssnpds. A 40-pound melon was n common
Htns with him this year.
The brickinasons have begun laying the
Selndations for extensions TO the store
bins on Mechanics Row occupied by
kessrs. Cunningham & Go.
One of the needs of the town now is a
s{od laundry. The washerwomcn are get
lSIS1g TO be very independent as we'll as cx-
4 6itant in their charges.
Ne would direct attention 10 the card OF
VIM G. Whildcn. Insurance Agent,
Vft1lIlaIIStOli ~. hC companies HO
arcsents are all reliable.
I &he County Commissioners will let out q
atract 70. the building of bridge across
see-and-Twenty Mile Creek, near Mr.
amas Dickson's, OH the 18th inst.
Ir II. g. Shcrard, Of the Corner. had a
llrc TO die on Monday that was thirty
lbsee years old. She was a useful animal
4 day or two Of her death
A protracted meeting at First Greek church
red on Sunday last. The meeting was
abducted by Rev. j. S. Murray, the pastor,
sd there were eleven added to the church
Elic Abbevile Medium reports that there
NGrc twenty-five colort,. persons buried in
48derSon OH Monday of last week. That
certainly news to the people Of our town.
ehc PRESBYTERIAN ladies are well patron
lad every Friday afternoon. Their ice
borrow afternoon and test it for YOUR
Ir NJ. l.. Rose. of the New York Cash
Se has gone already TO the Northern
skc,s, and Will buy an unusually large
10y request we announce that tho Pickcns
flniy Musical and Sunday School Con
bon will meet ut Mt. Carmel church.
e miles from, Ensley, on Friday before
Fourth Sunday in August.
sr. Peoples has sold about twenty five
sssesto on gins and an equal number of presses
season. He has one of his presses in
sskntion in the rear Of his store that those
aS9 desire to purchase can examine If they
received on Monday stalk Of cotton
Ifsa the crop Of Mr.. James r. Tucker, a
aS aisny young farmer from the upper
!aAa8 of Abbeville county. that is fall Of
DE The seasons must have been good
p that way.
he number of liens filed in the Clerk s
Efsse up to the lst August aggregates 2,546
S5 the amount of advances they cover
ab06i, So. The largest amount for which
n one lien is given is $1,000, and the
h'a.fllcst amount j, So
r: John f. Peoples is the greatest rag
l.ia in the State. lie ships annually from
place from 10000 to 2OO. 900 pounds of
lie now has about 10000 pounds at
slepot for shipment, the accumulations
80 snlv about six weeks.
&c nominations for Intendant and War
tslS made by the anti-liccnse party Monday
s4asnoon make Il strong ticket, and will
6fSDtlcss be elected on Monday. In their
isAklas every interest Of the town will be
s4sssy and judiciously managed.
le following resolution was adopted at
state Agricultural meeting in Green
last week 'Rcsolred. That it is the
saeratc Judgment of this body that in
interests of the agTicrltursts of our
the Lien law ought to be finally and
er abolished"
~ +; =. Carswell, Jr., pastor of Calvary
lst Church. Augusta, Ga, is rusticating
lty: He preached at Old Bethel last
Rath and will preach at Cross Roads
Sunday. He will also attend the Sa-
E Association next week.
attention of all landowners in this
'y Is called to notice published in this
by the County Commissioners. direct
zseshcir attention to the law requiring all
4, trees, RATS, etc, to be cleaned out of
ing streams during the months OF
ssssh and September Of each year.
Y. & u. X. r. Company have granted
Eown authorities the liberty Of using
acant lot at the depot for wagon yard.
e,cecssary ,e stalls. &c, for convenience
eding and protection of stock in bad
saer VIII, we presume, be erected. This
pe great accommodation to the coun-
T. r. Beatty, of Varennes township
A@ls known to be one of the best farmers
se county, brought us n sample of his
crop on Monday. The stalks had
tive or six leaves and from one to three
on them. an' evidently hao growed
IN SIX weeks. The dry weather is
is the matter.
G are surprised to find Anderson sucl,