The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-08-18
BRIEF MENTION.

ID fai!ily Oh pleasure Trip.
3 .,,h needed institution in lhe town
4 Anderson just now is a laundry.
h, r. indebted to Mr.. J. J. McLecs and
~, r. cook each for nice lots Of peaches
.,,r. exclusively for ladies and gents
San wear will be opened at Anderson this
p.
arh. devotional meetings Of the y. NJ. c. A.
4 sunday afternoon Will begin after this
!tc a, o'clock.
rLe Rocky River Association (colorel)
4, n, ~, ,nont in annual session with the church
sBeton to-day
o,, Sunday IS the regular day for nd
snistering the lords Supper in the Pres
fcran church.
q Shore was no preaching in the Methodist
q aptist churches last Sunday. Both
5ators were away.
5srbr BAPTIST parsonage has been compile
n n,J viii be occupied i'm week or two
FtLc pastor and his wife.
.$h. Haptists Of Due West and vicinity
akin. steps toward the erection Of a
a,sc nf worship in that town.
Flo rcpcal of the lien Law would play
groc with the small farmers, and be Of no
|tyanta,.c whatever 20 the large ones
ar. ". T.. Calhoun, Of Fair Play in
pnoe county. las sent to the Commission
III Agriculture several specimens Of min
3ls.
,o,d rains fell in several sections of the
s8uty sunday afternoon but III this im-
fl;ote vicinity there was barely enough to
- the dust.
Fhc crops over i'll Hart county, Ga, are
"A 10 be somewhat better than they are in
81 county. p,It only because they have
"a better seasons.
she bar-room licenses expired Monday
hi at II o'clock, and those where whis.
~ was sold exclusively did not open on
B5As,lav morning at all.
farried. on the 9th inst, by John NJ.
snn. Notary Public, Mr.. Lawrence Goth
and Miss Matte Smith, youngest daugh-
Ifbf Mr. Wylie Smith.
srpoin,ments Of the Y. NJ. e. A. for next
day To conduct the afternoon meeting,
Ia !. y. Brown; Poor House committee,
ssT. Daniels, l.. J.. Smith.
' music book belonging to the Palmetto
ssd was lost on the street Friday night.
o one finding and returning the same to
III member Of the Pand will be suitably
ssaSnrdcd.
okI I.os
lsss anl Miss Josephine Campbell, of this
ntv, were married at the residence of the
Ssle's mother on the 9TH instant, Rev. r.
Burts officiating.
ar. A. c. Strickland, of our town, has
Anted cotton press that is said TO be
,fal if not superior to any now on the
5ssket He is having n number Of them
eufacturcl with n view of introducing
lfsn to the trade this fall.
III public meeting Of the CoIored Good
'g1lrlars will be held in the Colorcd Meth
sf2 o'clock. Addresses will be made bv
, J. 4. Carlisle, l.. p. Smith, II. G..
alday and Lawrence Jones.
====SSS:iioma Grange and Associate Grange
{2 will hold joint meeting at SlabtOwn
pemy on Saturday, the 9th instant.
sS1ecls of interest will be discussed, and
abers of the Order are urged to attend.
injecting will convene at 10 a. M.
4e annual report of the Town Council
Easnrs elsewhere. 1t shows that $500. S6
the sum total Of all the moneys paid
the Treasury during the year, 1915 of
fh was turned over by the old Council
ier sllCceSSnrS
q would call attcn,ion to the advertise.
of the rc-Oper ing of Mrs. Murray's
HS9l for young ladies. Mrs. Mnrray's
pence and success in teaching are q
ssient guarantee Of the thorough train
,'pf such scholars rs may enter her
d.
&c annual ca,"n-mccting of the coored
9onls's at MI. sinai was held last week.
attendance was as large as usual, and
===4zSf99rder very good, notwithstanding, we
there were several persons on the
of the grounds who were retailing
key.
e fall session of the Carolina Collegiate
t'lte Will open on the first Monday in
emher. Prof. Ligon will be assisted by
pRetent teachers, and pupils committed
institute for instruction will receive
nl attention. For terms, &c, see all
9cmcnt.
Pic lien law is repealed the landowners
20 longer rent out their lands to small
erS to advantage. They will be COM
~ 10 work the labor themselves and
the expenses. Will this be benefit
sAe agricultural interests of the State /?
annot see it.
Ss Alice White will open a school for
rem IN the school house near Gen.
pnrcys residence on Monday, 5th
lnoer. Miss White is not an inexpe-
teacher, AID with the assistance of
nia:gggic Evans will do full Justice to
.SszsIlrlls. See advertisement.
e Saluda Association was largely at
;ast week, particularly on Thursday,
A ,,ihnS uhy, the 6essions were harmo-
together the meeting was a nlcasant
2ro,ntable one. Next year the Associa-
Tlii meet with First Creek church.
Nn, romm has recently discovered
saluaole mines Of the finest wine coll
,"l1a' Ui' one on the plantation of Mr..
nhearer ,ir and the other on Mrs. Sui
G,ace' both in the neighborhood of
al" nr Store. Shafts have been sunk on
In, o,ons, .ne mines, and large quantities of
u e,S south Carolina Prcsbytcry will meet
zs.ne a1. Presbyterian church at this place
s;n.s eGnesday, 2lst September, and remain
p,loh pro,h through the Sunday following.
iia5S aae5SSoyNtery embraces the counties of
sao ,u, Ill., Newberry, Abbevillc, Anderson.
9n az %!'a IicEens, and the meeting will
'eTe T. are young men in Georgia and
co ourolna aroma who prosper at farming
N ne ,nn:y ,Inney work hard themselves crop
.neir means, raise food for them
Sll 1i,n I;n',n ANIMALS, avoid gambling, luxury
- nin9s OF extravagant outlay. The
S.alten "onu right, and understand the value
5yon gu credit or cash purchases. ."-.1m-
onn new Council qualified on Monday
5Ioctc,da I1l,, ana i, immediately after orcani2.
eI'ed The following Officers: CHIEF
-. !, JoSeph r. EoDf. A,.:..