The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-08-11
BRIEF MENTrON

| Col. a. j. S,ton, pre,d.r, p,.,.,
Factory was in town Monday ''''''0''
o,a meaG "S logic and Facts from the pen Of
"'e o' our leading business houses
:, We are under Obligation. 70 NJ ,
melon. ~ iihe water
The new Council will o,alify ,u1,,,o
charge rg OF the affairs Of the town ON 'n%, ,"~t
Dr. ). !. Cook OF Rock Mill. ,owush;,
had six sheep. his entire non ,;i,ch t1% hi'>i'ip
uog one night last week W
Mountain Creek Grange will NEE, r.x.
,1hueuInaH tha ,a at clock. A full attendance Of
= special meeting is in progress thi. weo,,
a. u. oioss Roads. Rev l." VI. Aver. the nss.
tor Is conducting it. '"' pas
Our farmers and housewives should no,
ap,Ge: nnG 10 make preparation for the COUNTY
"oou peaches find ready sale n, one dolIar
pcr 9ushei. AS yet very few have been or
Tered for sale in this market ~
The devotional meetingof the Y.Mc r.
OH Sunday afternoon was hertor a,too,,S.; Nj ~;
anu much more interesting than nsmoI
me Siiiglng Convention Of Garyin town.
snip hcid pleasant an,i interesting ,ess;nr
o. '''''''''' ciiu:ch last Saturday and Sunday
II IL claimed by some that the po,,d 80
SUITS oi the success of the drv ticket viii
anout countcrbalance the evil effects NJ ,i,n
drought e''e''s o' IN"
The iilst business Of ;lnnortunc,. ,h.., ,r;u
come before the new Cnuncil will ho W.. ,i,a
g,ectioh OF w" policemen and "A Clerk anJ
Treasurer. ana
We are indebted to Mr.. A. B. S,,,l;vo,
oi Savannah township. for u basket nf a.
licious peaches. the finest wo have .oa,,
this year. sven
beton elected a dry Council the first
ol me year, and rains have been plentiful
ever since. May bc We will have them now
:, Mr. NJ. l. Brock and MIS-. Lewis. OF Hone,
Path, and Mrs. }. W. B. Skclton. Of An.
dcrSon, are sojourning for time at To,co,
and Tallulah. N'"'
The County Commissioners have or,,.r.d
the public roads worked and nut in good
c0nditlon before the 18th of September
Will ii be done?
Mr.. VIM. Bird Martin, Of rendle,op
township. who served in the Florid, Wa
of 1886, has made application TO the general
government for pension.
Mrs. G. w. Garrcckt. accompanied bv
Miss Addic Lovingood, of Elbcrton. Ga.
has been visiting relatives and friend, in
our town during the past week.
Appointments Of the YIN. c. A. for next
SUNDAY To conduct the afternoon meeting
Col: j.. y: Brown; Poor House committees
a. +. Hubbard, J. Baylis Lewis.
We erred last week in saving that tho
government would furnish the lock boxes
TOT the new post0tiice. Mrs. Cochran pro-
poses to do it ut her own expense.
Miss +. j.. Tew's school fur girls will opcn
on the 9th September. She is an accom-.
pushed teacher, and last year received n
"A. i. Watt has purchased beautiful
!w2,acre I, lot opposite the old depot from Z.
Der to erect a handsome residemcr.''- Hart
urN .Sun.
The election Monday reminded us of the
primary elections. Everybody was inter.
ested and the zeal with which the adyo.
Gates oi tiic respective tickets labo.ed bcyot
considerable excitement.
The increase of the taxable propcrtv of
Hart county, Ga, is $4,000 over last wears
assessment. The increase in the town of
Hartwel alone is nearly 100000, which
the Sui attributes to the building Of the
railroad.
The members of the Presbyterian consre.
CATION particularly and the public generally
will be delighted to learn that Rev. Or.
Frierson has sufficiently recovered from his
recent illness to occupy his pulpit next
Sunday.
Tho election Of the dry ticket Monday
practically gives to Anderson county the
much-discussed prohibitory liquor law, for
season. at least. There is no place now
within the limits of the county where the
sale CT liquor is authorized by law.
In pursuance to instructions from Attor-
ney General McVeagh> Lewis r. Redmond.
the notorious "moonshiner' of North Car.
oinn, will be brought to Grcenvlle ut once
and tried in the l.. S. District Court for vo-
lations Of the Internal Revenue laws.
Some of the politicians and oiiice-scekers
are afraid of the Temperance issue. We
presume they will be heard from when the
popular current in the Democratic ranks is
sufficiently decided. He who seeks to ride
the popular wave sometimes finds himself
at the bottom of sea Of disaster.
Mr.. O. b. VanWyck has gone 10 sai:s-
bury, n. c., on visit to relatives. Upon
his return home few weeks hence, he will
commence business with Messrs. Andrew
& Provost. who will open family grocery
store in the store room above Mcssrs Moss &
Browns abou: the 10th September.
The interest manifested In the municipal
election by the people Of the county was
not much behind that of the citizens of the
town. A goodly number were in town on
Monday. and the result was anxously
awaited by hundreds throughout the coun-
ty. Some rejoice while Others condolc over
the result
Rev. J. Z. Carlislc's sermon on Sunday
morning is said by competent witnesses to
have been an extraordinarily able one. His
text, Bring forth, therefore. fruits meet for
repentance" was considered in practical.
common sense manner. and deep and
profound impression was made upon the
minds of his hearers.
Y Married, on "Wednesday, August 3rd, ut
the residence OF the late Judge ]. p. Reed.
by Rev. Thomas F. Gadslen, Rector Of
Grace church, Mr.. James Albert Brock and
Mrs. Eleanor Reed Davis. The couple left
~, Tho 81 v, ~, tr,; IN for mn nYtnnIptl tuur