The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-07-21
t,RiEI' MENTION.

on,et has almost Disappeared
-,,c,.ou has gone back 10 William.
>tm. elected dry" ticket on last
|, will soon be a new building in
ston :, warehouse
will be three or four ncs stores
in town this fall.
T.. +. Bell will preach at Mountain
ne1t Sunday afternoon
,o,nt son of Mr.. ]. II. Hutchison
3, week after an illness Of about two
pr. Lindsay. of Due West. will
~ in the Presbyterian church next
~ morning.
Bile Grange will meet at Beaverdam
on next Monday. 25tl inst, at 2
,sIA in :ic afternoon.
NJ. Aycris attending the National
Sa;ona! Association, which convened
sisnta on Tuesday.
sf cxcclcn. county paper. the INTEL
Ss siE, is the way W: II ;. expressed
5rhcr day in n public discourse.
X, i, no town in South Carolina, of
A,c size. where more refinement, cul-
hi intelligence can be found than in
ssston.
sa acrnps in Tie ncighborhood OF Birds
br. on the b X. r. r., have not suf-
lsH day for rain. and are consequently
sRg well.
H. the Presbyterian church lot 10.
,sSH afternoon for ice cream. The Pal
s1,anl will furnish music al the same
sand place
iefc are at prcscn, quite number of
rs al pcrdlcton. Whether they are
~ visiting relatives, or are in quest Of
s. we do not know
n. W. H. Strickland left home on
3nv afternoon for the Green Briar
D sulphur Springs, West Va. where
III rccupcratc for TWO or three weeks.
good rain fell III portions of Garvin
s!rushy Creek township Sunday even
"A was accompanied by considerable
q but as yet wc have heard Of no dam
p property.
3j. G.. A. Wagcncr returned to Charles.
~ Monday after visit of four or five
- In Mr.. J. G. Keys, his fathcr-in-law.
,l,:ll-o,,
ase uf months longer.
serc have hccn two more additions To
.apli>t church during the past week,
.sDg four in all-threc by experience
xSne bv restoration Those uniting BY
Isicncr We're baptized "Wednesday morn
and will he received into church fell
71il. on Sunday
sh!c Of ilc delegates, particularly TWO
sht Young men from the southeastern
3n Of the county who went to the
lay School institute at Pcndleton last
] pail more attention to the young
j oi that town than they did To the
su,c. But they couldn't help it. !,
4 Il. L. Divvcr is receiving machinery
3tting up Il shop for repairing enpinesi
yEthrc>licrS. &c. Such an establishment
ouch needed here, and we hope will
- rcmuncrativc to the cnterprising
9r. who has an eye to the building up
fe town as well rs To making n fortune
sSln-cli.
lgsr>. Jones & Wilcs, contractors on the
anail Valley Railroad. have sub.lpt
salcrcnt parties several miles OF their
On Of the road, and are making strcnu-
Hlnr;s 10 complete their entire contract
81 November. We understand that
IYthcr there are about two hundred
2 now employed on the road, and that
CORK is progressing satisfactorily.
a Sunday School Union of the End
4ci of the Salnda Association will
zin conjunction with the Union Meet
1c iiith Sunday morning in this month
% o'clock at Long Branch church. and
siesired that all Sunday Schools in the
4c: send in full and complete reports.
j W. r. Cox will read an essay before
55nion and Mr.. J. =. Gossctt and Others
make addresses.
q reports Of the condition of the crops
e state, ms made to the Agricultural
ftincnt for the month ending July Is,
2y'hing but encouraging. There has
e inarked decline in the condition Of
cotton and corn, while very small
pas been planted i'll peas, owing to the
q scarcity OF seed. and where planted
kands have invariably been secured in
squence OF the dry weather. The av-
4 cohaitlon OF the cotton crop is put at
4"' oi corn at 10, peas at 6l, and rice at
e Democracy of Grecnvillc city has
mated its municipal ticket-a Mayor
aaT Aldermen. Three of the nominees
ldcrmen are dry" men and three are
4 men, while the Mayor received the
gsement Of the wet" party before the
nation. Whether the city will con-
7 the granting of liquor licenses, how
is net yet positively known. Col.
= ~. loyt is one of the nominees fo r
sfmen on the dry side. The election
\ place on the Sth Of August, the same
soi our election, and it is not thought
9 VIII he an opposition ticket.
an sprightly contemporary, the Andcr-
aNTELLIGENcER, in its locals of last
y says OF DR.. Smcltycr, he is Dilio,p
g Lutheran Church. We have known
3oclor long time, but never suspected
fci holding. position so unique. In
~ places the whole denomination in
lomalous condition. If the Doctor is
spillow,' it might have rousing effect
pim 10 get up."-Associatc Reformed
awclan l4h inst. We acknowledge to
4 caught; not, however, before we
III discovered the ridiculous error,
81 escaped the attention of typo, proof
sr and all. OF course everybody knew
peani pillar. But did our error, which
seS the whole denomination in an
nalous condition." fail to suggest to
contemporary the thought that there is
termination or two with considerable
tiluencics III this section of the world
are are precisely in the condition that we
l'tlrn,sly placed our Lutheran friends
They are slumbering, profoundly
'ocring, and if their pillows" couid
y !. would certainly be a good thing.
4, seems that they can't. The crca-
,sn .hVc rcposed too long, and are very
The State Liquor Law.