The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-07-07
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- ice coeaus at the Presbyterian church lot
gain Tomorrow. evening.
The eRrst :waeerme melons:of the season were
brought TO town last Saturday.
s. Judge AIdriph, Of Barnwell, is visiting
ibis daughter, hrs. John 3. Allen.
Greenwood is talking earnestly of erect
Ssiug Clements Attachment factory.
This. has. beer. Che haraestyear on gardens
within the memory Of thesoldest inhabi--
Etants. s.',.s 5s.,s KS.
Z We hear Of d few persons who had fire
yohf Saturday ana Sunday mornings, so cool
was the atmosphere. g : G,
Monday was notherdull saleday. There
s were very few people in town, and nothing
soSinterest. .transpired.
Rev. NJ. w. t.:--ier, D. D., ofDue West,
will supply the Presby yterian pulpit next
Sunday morning x; "a
Ss instead N prefess Of Saturday alter sa
next as announced last week. -.
There were tairty:one delinquent tax
payers on real essate in Greenyille county
and but three in Anderson county,
The endancs on the exercises ofsthe
( Due West Comm encements last week is
said to have bees larger than ever before.
tits not often these. days that q: farmer
brings bacon to town to sell, but Mr.SJ. w.
/ Dalrymple, of Eopewell township, did it
Last Friday.
!, Capt. T. A. Bel and wife, of Columbia,
accompanied by Mrs. Williams, their daugh:-
: ter, ara visiting their sons, Mr.. p. "A. and
Rev. z. r. Bel, u our town. -: ~: 9. r.
The daily evening prayer meetings in the
Baptist church this week are largely atten9
ded and deeply Interesting. The meetings
begin at 8 o'clock and last sforty-fiye min
utes. $ - - 1
Col. John b. Cochran took charge of the
postof2ce last Bri.say, the 1st stinstant, acting
Z for Mrs. Cochran, the postmistress. For;
the present the Office Will ret1ain at the old
stand s.s - r.. = ~
There will be a temperance basket picnic |
at Mio Mills If, Eall township on Saturday,
9thtinstant, to wlich every body is cordially
!. invited. Addresses will be made by MessIs.
H. g. Scudday, r. P. Clinkscales and Others. 4
and good tine IL anticipated. s., +.
Rev. DR.. snelaser, Of WalhaIla, who
this place SnndiY morning and night,
made q fine impression on his congrega:;
TONS Heis oae'ef the finest preachers in
the up-country, a1d main pillow in the
Lutheran Church IN the State.
The scarcity of slack berries is also attrib-
uted to The stock law, from the fact that the |
ground that used is be given up to briers Is |
now-neafly all brought into cultivation.
Ina few years moso we will have to cults-
vate the blackberrS as We now do the rasp-
berry and strawberry than either Of which
1t is more useful.
Hon. B. F. Crayton is trying to induce
anunlber Of gentlemen in Georgia who e1-
pect to attend the State Grange meeting in !
Greenville to CONF by. Anderson, and has
succeeded in 1making arrangements with |
the railroads so they can do so without ad- |
ditonaf cost. If they come they will re.
main several days, and will be well cared
for.
The good people of Pendleton and sur
rounding country will give the delegates to
the Sunday School Institute, which con-
yenes there on next Thursday, q cordial |
welcome, and will exert themselves to mai
every one who may 60 enjoy themselves.
The sessions of the Institute are always in
teresting, particularly to Sunday School
workers.
Mrs. Rosanna Dickinson, wife of Capt.
fehR Dickinson, died on Monday last after
An illness of several weeks at a:ripe old age.
She was an excellent Christian lady, and
tad many relatives and friends who mourn
1er death. Her remains were inferred in !
he graveyard at Lebanon church on TpaG
lay. the funeral services being
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