The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-10-06

road, to Edgeheid G, H.. comnenc.d as dIa,, u,
monday OF last week, and the corns Ia ,,,ai =.
ing good progress. This is the line tbat tt.
Eeoannah na valley or Atlantic and Frencf
i5n.a iH5,oao hoad. or probably BOTH is to consoj
to ChorIaa LII III making direct route through
~, Messr. McCully d Taylor are agents TO,
tne New Reming on sewing machine an
auVise our readers this week of its man,
superior qualities. 1t has a good rennta
eioia i u,,u an extensive sale. They have also
hand, and without doubt will do the verr ~,
pest they can for all their customers 90,
their advertisement. see
On last Saturday while Mr.. Stephen
prock' OF Honea Path township, was com.
lug lug " !1vn with load of cotton, in getting
Hut OF ms wagon near Craytonville he pnt
his left foot fastened in the wagon BODY and md
E L.i. iorward, breaking his leg between the
knee and ankle. He was carried To the ras
ldence of MIR. G. NJ. AfcDayid where hs
received medical attention and was Other.
wise cared f,r. ''"ei
-; AZ - last rsgular meeting OF Anderson
,ision, s: OF r., the following ofiicer1
4. P. Todd, w. p; T. S. Cravtoh A' Jr M W
A. ID. II. Wilcox. r. S.; Miss Mamie
We0o, A. X: S.; II. G. scudday, +. s.: A.
D. lowers. lowers. Treas. c. Wardlsw. Chap. N.
Di Si Snlhvsn, Con-; Q. J. Moore. A. c.;
O.S Aei"ei' ohfhes'
Inc report is current that large number
oi colored women Of this town have formed
. enmbination not 70 hire for less that six
uoilars month. The penalty they have
agreed 10 inf1ict on any Of the number who
break the compact is sound flocging. We
understand Several cooks in town have Quit
work IN the past week because of a refusal
OF their employers to comply with their
terms; They are likely to find out before
very, long that they are not Of quite as
,nnch Importance as they imagine, and thu
n.,u.gry stomachs OF the half dozen Others
.nat tne average cook feeds from the kitchen
OF their employers will doubtless ha, their
influence.
Hev; W. b. w: Howe D. D., of the Epis.
copai church and Bishop Of the Diocese of
S oouth Carolina, will visit the church at this
place next week. He is expected to arrive
on or Monday evening, and will preach in
Grace church on Tuesday morning at IL
O'Clock and hold confirmation service. He
|i!l leave on Thursday afternoon for Pen
dletop, where he will remain two days.
preaching in st. Paul church on Wednes,
Gay morning and deyoting the remainder
the church. From Pendleton he will 90 TO
seneca City, where he will preach the OPEN
ing sermon on Friday in the chapel recentlv
erected at that place by the Episcopal con.
gregation. The Sunday following he will
be in GreenviIIe.
On last Tuesday afternoon as Can't. Josbua
AckeT, his daughter and Miss Bette Nc.
David were crossing Rocky River bridge
near town, going home, they met with
serious accident and narrowly escaped q
violent death. They were driving mule.
which became frightened ut q sign painted
on the timbe-s Of the bridge, and backed
the buggy, itself and Miss McDayid off irto
the stream, falling distance Of fifteen or
twenty feet. Fortunately the young lady
fell into the water sufficient distance from
the mule and buggy to escape injury. Capt.
Acker and daughter succeeded in getting out
OF the buggy in time to save themselves.
ihe buggy was badly broken up and the
mule considerably injured. Such paintings
on bridges should not be allowed, and the
pr ,cr authorities should see to it that thev
are promptly erased. This Is not the first
animal that has taken fright at the paint
ings on this bridge.
Mrs. A. NJ. Holland died at the residence
of; her husband at Hollands Store, in this
county, OH last Friday afternoon ut O'clock
at the age of about Sc years. She had been
in feeble health for the past 10 or l2 months
being most of the time confined to her bed
and although every possible effort was made
to arrest the progress of the disease that was
gradually undermining her constitution
and surely fastening her on to premature
grave, it was all in vain. She was a great
sufferer, and bore her sufferings with great
patience and fortitude, rarely ever com.
planning or in any way exhibiting the least
want of resignation to her sad fate. She
was a lady of high character and strong
mind, and was esteemed and loved by al
her acquaintances and in her death more
than her immediate family and relatives
sustain a serious loss, for she was useful in
her community, wa. a consistent member
Of Roberts church (Presbyterian) and an
exemplary Christian aud valuable men,
Der of society,". at the closing hour of her
life she had the pleasure or the presence of
her husband and ell her children, eight in
number, around her bedside, in whose pres
elice her gentle spirit took its flight Mrs.
Holland wasxa daughter of Mr.. William
Sheyara, who twenty-five years ago was
noted citizen Of this county, and who raised
u large family of children, nearly all of
whom still live in the county and are
among the best of our citizens. Her re-
mains were inferred in the graveyard at
Generostee church on Saturday about D.
M, IN the presence of large and sorrow
ing congregation of relatives and friends,
after solemn and impressive funeral SER
vice conducted by Rev. w. A. Hodges.