The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-09-29
BRIEF MENTION.

SOwery the past lew uuyS.
rbe Williamson Hotel Is offered for salt
8 the proprietress, Mrs. 8. G. Deal.
sThe price of cotton remains the same a
II week-middling 1Ic good Ia,ddling II 1
srhe Greenyilie Female College opene,
n week with one hundred and twent,
pills.
E8roadmouth church, near Honea PATH
re Rev. Mr.. Strickland $50 on Sunday fol
lite Missions.
Tessrs. Wilhite & White have just re.
nished their stock Of cigars with o mum.
s. Of fine brands.
frs. L. p. Smith left on Tuesday 70,
Srida, where she will spend the winter
h two brothers. e +.r
s5rr. J. @. Rush presented us last week
d two of the largest pears we ever saw
IN in this county.
smong the delegates to the Presbytery
week we were pleased to see the 70 nil.
e face of Congressman Aiken.
81. Diver delivered a 15-horse power
able Geiser engine to Messrs. Morris
Rush, Of Hopewell township. on last
eday.
gt. ne regular quarterly meeting Of Pomona
3,nge, P. H., will be held at this place on
20 Saturday morning. The hour fixed
the meeting is 10 o'clock.
be Sunday School mass meeting in the
7abyterian church Sunday afternoon was
S;ely attended. Addresses were made by
50. w. G. Neville and John McLeea.
appointments of the Y. M. G. A. for next
sday: To conduct the afternoon meeting,
nmbus Wardlaw; Poor House commit
Rev. II. B. FAINT, G. Q. Cummings.
sshe next thing of general interest in
lerson will be the County Fair. the
s the Baptist State Convention, and the
# Christmas-all just one month apart.
be real and personal property of the late
lcis Maret, will be sold at his old home
III Oconee county, on the Goth Octo-
to the highest bidder. See ,advertise-
So. 80 : - - =
De Columbia Register says that "thcre is
= ground for supposing that Governor
ood will find it necessary to convoke
General Assembly in extra session early
ovember."
he Anderson County Bible Society will
its SD annual meeting in the Presby-
IN church at this place OH next Sunday
$st. October I'd. Rev. T. P. Bell will
ch the sermon. ai=,
s3le OF the habits of an Australian ostrich
81 stick its head under bush and inag-
that it is entirely concealed from view.
bis respect Savannah" the man who
sas at Us through another journal. and
Z bird Of the desert are very much alike.
te County Fair is just three weeks off.
farmers and their wives ont to be get
y whatever articles they intend exhibit
d readiness. The exhibition should he
,sdtable one in every respect, and it only
81! little effort to make it such. viii
fort be made. .kt.-t = u
!. Thomas w. Martin sent us the other
sample of a very prolific cotton with
n he is experimenting this year. On q
3Ie branch about six inches long there
light full sized bolls, and on another
- are five bolls 80 close together that
look like only one.
sIe pulpits of the Methodist, Baptist and
oyterian churches were filled on Sum
respectively by Rev. J. o. Lindsay, D.
lev. +. A. Pearson and Rev. j. B. Mack,
They all had large congregations,
slHhed excellent sermons and made fine
Y essions upon their hearers.
sons indebted to Mr.. John e. Peoples,
Ell as those who wish TO buy stove or
have rags, raw hides or beeswax for
Bhould read his advertisement this
There are few more enterprising
Fnants in the State than Mr.. Peoples.
zone s- more deserving OF success.
great temperance advocate, orator and
table wit, John Y. Nesbit. G. w. c.,
I. o. c. T. Of the, State Of Missouri,
lecture at Belton on Monday night.
october. The Press all over the land
', in pronouncing M, Nesbit q wonder.
Ssion free. ~
lies desiring any Of the goods adver-
elsewhere by Messrs. Langley Bros,
sparleston. can have their orders filed
pity and without additional cost by
Amanda Sassard, of our town. She
show; samples and give prices to any
s gho will call at the residence of her
er Mrs. FAINT.
Isrs. J. D. Clark &c Sons are compla:ei
;ln with work in their tailoring estab-
ent, which is conclusive evidence of
ABSTRACTION their work gives. They
full stock of gents furnishing goods,
IAN furnish any style of suit that any
3uld desire. Their fall advertisement
ppear next week. as~v
C. .sE. Harper, of Honea Psth, came
having his gin house destroyed by fire
iday afternoon last The cotton took
Eom the press, and that lying loose in
2use, six or eight bales. was badly in
The whole damage. we understand,
pts to about 5000. The house and its
contents were saved only by the
81 work. .,;,;....@
trading public will find tho store of
~. r. Barr filled with the usual assort-
1Eof dry goods, groceries ETC.. generally
in first-class general merchandise
ishment. They will find, also, that
anxious to dispose of his goods and
very effort wiz oe made to please his
ners. He will have new advertise
an next paper.
AbbcvIlle Medium, says "The Clerk
Slrt Is She proper officer to enforce
- a.. AAiu' a ubtiCe HIS 1lO Il6HG 10 10 80
lttemp!ts such thing he Is guilty of
and SO is the party who gets him
q Both render themselves liable to
es and indictment. The constable
erves the papers Is in the same cate
neglected last week to announce the
OF Mr.. Eddie Vandiver, which oc-
on the 14th instant, at his residence
aadaway township, after an illness OF
week or. ten days. He lived to @
age, and was always highly respec-
esteemed. His remains were in
IN the graveyard ut Neal's Creek
on the Friday after his death.
School Commissioner has furnished
following statement concerning the
schools of this county, which is in
creditabie showing: Number of free
Tor white children rs, for colored
"a, SO; total, Ill. White pupils in
ance, 2,1oA; cnIorad. 2n7A. total