The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-07-28
BRIEF MENTION.

VI
er,ln,iycs in Allatoona, Ga
| The town election and registration notice
rear, in another column.
~ "Dry Ticket for lntendant and War.
lon. viii bo nominated next Monday.
E Anderson county is well represented at
a,le state Agricultural meeting in Greenville
Sl.s week
81 Remember that the Presbyterian ladies
kil have ice cream. sherbert, ETC., ut their
[lurch lot tomorrow afternoon
A The Belton Township Singing .As,ocia.
ION held a pleasant session ut Dorchester
fLurcl on last Saturday and Sunday.
81 The HONEYWELL Township Singing Conyen-
"a On will be held at Rock Springs church on
ssoturdav and Sunday. 9th and 7th August
ia Nr. NJ. G.. Lemons. Of Narcnncs town
sslin brought an Irish potato 70 our Office
7he other day that weighed "a pound and
Thaf.
- We direct attention tJ the advertisement t
sNc Ncsyrs. Ic!y & Bro, one OF the most re-
siabc firms in Grecnvilc, which appears
Elsewhere.
~ pr. and Mrs. J.. y. Wilhitc and their
u,
sN, +. Baker have gone on nj extensive
sfrip through the mountains.
8 Mr.. Z. ID. Cha nblec, OF Broadway town
sssAhp. has rccc,,tly been over to Elbcrton,
S;o! looking al out preparatory to opening
The route OF the French Broad Valley
Railroad has been located through Abbe-
gillc village. and fifty hands will be put to
gork n, once nc..i Trckcm, nt grading the
foal.
Z We were mistaken the other week in say
An. the Saluda Association met with Big
Greek church. 1t meets with the William
s,on church. and convcncs on Tuesday, Gth
pf August.
Mr. r. y. White. Of Augusta. and Mr..
YE'. +. BreIner Of Charleston are spending
sgaca,ons from work III our community
The former in town and the latter at Mr.
81 G. Keys
A There should be ii full turnout Of the
citiZcns Of the town who are opposed To the
liquor business on Monday evening, and
set a strong ticket be nominated Nothing.
seSS will succeed.
# Anderson Division is represented at the
al,e,ine Of the Grand Division, S. Of r.,
ylicl convened in Columbia last night, by
~. +. Smith Grand Scribe. &. G. IanEston
and w u. Bcwlcy.
Rev. ". l.. Presley, Of Due West. sup
Dlied the pulpit of the Presbyterian church
last Sunday morning and night. He is a
& highly cultured gentleman and an earnest
and able preacher
8 There are no loafcrs in Anderson these
days 1t Use to be that during the summer
20 large number of our young men were
Compelled to spend II month or two in idle
) pcSs, but that time has passed.
There has been big revival in prog rcss
IN the colorcd Baptist church for the past
thrce weeks or more, and on next Sunday
4 Aftcrnoon twenty.ti five or thirty converts
.TsFil be baptized in Rocky River.
Mr. X. y. II. Nance had a fine Cur do.
so 90 mad this week Willie he appeared
hnrmless, yet Mr. Nance killed him to pre-
vent the possibility Of the disease being
communicated to other dogs or animals.
"a On Monday Me>srs. T.. w. Wagcner e
20, of Charleston, received the first sam
Ole bale of cotton Of the growing crop in
his State. 1t was raised in Sumter county,
sAnd sample of it was sent lis Tuesday.
M The anniversary celebration of Orion
Godgc, Good Tcmplars at Erskines Cross
l..
nd altogether very pleasant affair. Se1-
gal patriotic speeches were made, and y
INC dinner consumed.
N Mr.. George 1elford was carried to the
yium from this county last week I've
5ad previously been confined there, tu,
gas released few weeks ago by the physi.
izssians who thought him sufficiently rccov-
s*a.rcd to take care of himself.
l. I. ,
ampaign, and attribute impure or unrigi-
EaFols motives to no one. The issue is one
stsn which every man has the right tn exer
s3ftSe his own opinion, and on which men
honestly differ. Abuse never made Il CON
&Eert OF any man, anu vain disputes will
Ssaly cnsendcr had blood and widen the
reach.
Nineteen prisoners are summcring it in
shAc jail at Barnwcll Four of them are
lhite men," There ought to be a law au-
4lorHlnS County Commissioners to utilize
nc labor of such convicts on public roads,
Fldses &c., in the counties where convic-
eu. That would increase their punish
taent ana at the same time make them pay
Il 9r their living.
Mr. l.. n. Archer left Elberton las, Fri.
ay to take up his abode ut Anderson again
Arry has not been with us long, but long
aough to make friends with every man,
oman and Child who met him. He is an
ceplionally moral and upright young
ieman, and We wish him prosperity
I'D happiness wherever his LOT may be
ssst. E2berton (Ga.) Ga.ene.
sherry Wade, colorcd man of this
suhty who measures six feet and eight
saches i'll height in his stocking feet has
Ss'sen engaged by L. Il. Barnum for cxhibi-
on in his great Circus. ASber-y was in
Il -, 80,
nch, and had very much the appearance
ku kux. He is doubtless the tallcsi
'2ah III the State, or perhaps the Union.
The Trustees of the Graded School al
obevile recently elected Prof l.. II. Aull
s'stant teacher in that Institution, wliicl,
2sition he declined to accept because OF
Ac shaliness OF the salary oIcred-$35O 0
they were to offer a respectable sum There
sould be no trouble in securing an efficient
acher Some people seem to think that
g Fynool teachers can live OH the wind
OUR citizens should not lose sight of the
&St, III nominating municipal ticket thai
aere are other interests than that of whisk y
De looked after in the town. Men should
choseh rs we'll for their capacity to prop
administer the affairs of the town rs
tielr pronounced views on the license
lestion An efficient police, the iudicious
feniiageinent of the finances, the proper
SIe OF The streets, &c, are matters of toe
such Importance to he lost sight of.
he honsekcencrs complain more about
Ac "hreliableness Of servants these day.
eyer before; and they are not onl,
ss.aArenaoc but very hard 10 get and have
cohipnnctions about breaking contracts
~ useRccper recently said to us: II have
since learned not to expect too much
az my servants. What l can't get them to
Minout unpleasan;ress do myself