The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-12-22

mnJ. y. =: McLurt will assume ed;to,,,,
management OF the Chester Psnor,.. 80 70. =
hrst OF January. He has rcceniJw rr r,on,' .u9
psck 70 this State from Texas. yhare Sa
Mon uees nvlng the past six OF eight vearr
her sS,,,a Ua our readers Will doubtless remem.
apnearaS IA ;Ie,.ent ,h articles from his pen that
uoe9 @ tne signature Of TRAVELLER We
note with pleasure Maj. McLure's ret,rr ~
JPpuailsm Puant IN this State, and predict for the
epo,,er anaa an increased usefulness and infin.
e"ce uhder his guidance and direction.
On Friday last the Commissioner q, Ao
rlculture shipped one hundred and forty ns
distributed as follows the parties eh baw,ne wG,e
previously made application for for ene tIem |:
TS TP 9H;aiiey. J: H: Mcconnell, w. 8. Hall
Ni ~ D. simpson, +: b. Murray, s. G. Hum.
Tho RThhfeos os,, ana J. c. Keys, each got fifteen.
Ine persons for whom tney are intanded -
| we nope the gentlemen will ali be- snccess.
riety of fish. '' 'i'iS iine va
r,ouo, o,f -. +. Browne. who has recently
n;o o'su - ~ into our town from Southwest Geor-
gis, n.s opened a watch shop and ievelrv
store in the store room ocrupied bv NJ
Leak, or Brick Range, and will be pleased
10 nave his old friends and aconr;nt.ncos
caii on him. He is native of this co,,ntw
anu mas come back to make his kome Z,
our tor toWn; lie is good workman guaran.
d.. edtisiacIion and charges moderately.
home again. 'ee' a'
why don't you stir up the people here
on matters in general--,nake them bnild
'ailroads, improve the town and keen mace
wnra we. tne tastd w9rd r. That is just the way we
are most anxious to have the people Hst;rred
up are generally the last ones TO helm do
.ne Stirring; and then they don't know from
experience, as we do, that the man rhn
who sstirs up the public gets considerabIv
snrred up sometimes himself. Il is like
SURFING up nest Of hornets-the man with
ri, 1ne Poie 10 always the target for the hornets
Inc pubic is strange creature.
don: VIM. Henry Trescot, formerly of
tendleton, has been appointed by President
arthur as Envoy Extraordinary and Min.
ister Plenipotentiary of the United States
20 20 tne Republics of Peru. Bolivia and Chile.
noa,n tha IN, America. In view of the fact that
tiie reiations OIL our government with South
America are considerably tangled Just at
TINS Tune, in consequence of bad manage
ment by the former Minister, KilpatricI,
TINS Mission is an important one, and the
appointment of Col. Trescot is deserved
compliment to his fine diplomatic ability.
He will prove equal to his Responsible dr.
ties, and will doubtless return home Mt the
the end OF his term to be promoted to still
higher positions of trust.
The up train Monday had about three
hundred colored emigrants for Kansas.
!hey game principally from about Prosper
altogether, a tolerably respectable looking
party of colored people. We ventured to
suggest to middIe-aged man in the crowd
that IN q few years hence he would be com
ing back to this State in much worse con.
dition than when lie left. This nettled him
considerably, and he declared that he didn't
IKE tor q white man to say anything to
him but "go OH and try for YOURSELF" and
that when he tried to .pursuade him not to
go to "Kansis" he had no use for him. and
didn't want him to talk to him.
We would direct the attention of orr
readers, particularly those who have sons
TO educate to the advertisement in another
column Of the WILLIAMSON Male Academy,
OF which Mr.. w. w. Brown, A. NJ, is the
efficient Principal. He is q graduate of
FuFman University, and has already distin.
guished himself Us a successful educator OF
6oys and Joung men, and his efforts to
build up first-class male school in Will
liamston will be sustained by the citizens
OF that promising town. 1t is needed, and
we trust the need is realized, and that the
measure Of patronage necessary to crown
Mr.. Is. 8 efforts with success will be given
him. For particulars see advertisement
The following is list of appointments
for the Greenville District of the Methodist
State Conference, made at the meeting in
Union last week: s. B. Jones, Presiding
Elder; Greenville Station, ]. c. Wilson
Greenville Circuit, y. 3. Browne; North
Greenviiie Circuit, L. F. Beatty; Reidville,
G: NJ. Boyd; Fork Shoals, J. w. Daniels
Williamson. L. Wool Brushy Creek,
supplied by w. A. Hodges: Anderson Sta
tion, j. E. Carlisle; Anderson Circuit. j.
Attaway West Anderson Circuit, ]. f.
England; Pendleton, w. Hutto; Pickens,
s. P. ii. Elwell Seneca City, P. B. Jack
son; Walhalla, G. D. Mann; Williamson
Female College, Samuel Lander, President.
The reappointment of DR.. Jones as Presi-
ding Elder and Rev. ]. NJ. Carlisle as Pas
tor OF the Church at this place will give
universal satisfaction.