The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-08-25
BRIEF MENTION.

far good l1lluuliiib'
ccc rev advertisements of the Paris StOr
.,d Mr.. J. a. Daniels
,,.c cream tomorrow afternoon Mt TN
PRESBYTERIAN church lot
Rev. u. Y. Lafar and family, of Charles
..n are recrcating in Anderson.
There will he preaching in the Baptis
hurch next Sunday morning.
Farmers are again bnsy. Fodder ant
..otton now occupies their time.
The Providence Camp Meeting opened
Tuesday and will close Saturday morning
The tolored Association at Belton las,
week was largely attended, and good order
vas preserved.
The Anderson Female Seminary opens
next Monday. A large attendance IS al
ready insured.
The new Council will hold only two reg
,,lur meetings n III onth-On the afternoons
of the lst and End Thursdays.
The SIN estimates two-thrds of cror
f cotton for Hart county. which is abo nj
Mr. FOLLY has now on hand the largest
stock of furniture ever seen in Anderson
and is Offering 1t at extremely low prices.
There seems TO be as little end to Prof.
Fromm's public spirit as to Anderson's
minerals. - CDiunlbid Cor. Ne,cS and Courier.
Miss Jennie Fromm has sent to the Com
missioner of Agriculture pretty hanging.
boskc, made of mica and red cord and tas.
rcls.
Col. i. B. T. Sloan, one Of tho leading
of Charleston. was in Anderson on last
Thursday.
Appointmcnts of the Y. NJ. C.. a. for next
Isundav: To conduct the afternoon meeting.
|B Frank Mauldin; Poor House committee.
|H. G.. Scudday, w. W. Keys.
The repeal of the lien law will not reduce
lthe number Of mouths to be fed in South
Carolina on credit, nor will it enable poor
Farmers to buy supplies cheaper.
! The special excursion from Charleston to
4he up.country last Thursday carried a
large number of visitors to Grcenville and
Nalhalla. A few stopped at Anderson
1 The Anderson INTFLLIGENCER has good
EDITORIAL on the recent election in that town
We like to see matters discussed thus fairly
And l;indly' '-AbJeriNe Press md Banucr.
4 Coup's circus IS heading Southwark. and
ssyill be in this State some time in October.
II will hardly come to Anderson, however,
saay.
q Mary. infant daughter of Mr.. ]. II. Clarke.
]ied on Saturday afternoon last after an i'll
s.nes. of about ten days. The remains were
Entered in the Baptist graveyard Sunday
Bfternoon.
81 Our friends in the country have been un-
Usually kind this summer in keeping us
npplied with fruit, melons, etc. TIE last
sona,ior. basket Of peaches, came from
III. J. a. Montgomery, Of the Savannah
Ode.
The people of Oconee are taking steps TO
asSave their county properly represented at
sebc Atlanta Exposition. but aside from
aihat Prof Fronm is doing we hear of no
tAfors whatever being made in Anderson
t9untv.
Mr.. D. S. Taylor returned home OH Tues
by from visit of week or more to Seneca
ty. He speaks in high terms of the town
enerally and Of the hotels particularly. and
S}ys that it is nice place of resort for rest
sd recuperation.
There will be Il Sunday Schoo, picnic ut
~ ROCK church next Saturday, and the
lowing gentlemen have been invited to
livcr addresses on the occasion: Rev. l.
Aver. II G. Scudday. Columbus Ward.
H. /. Smith and T.. b. Murray
Sarah Suylors died at her residence
Martin township OH the 10th instant in
e9th year oi her age. She was kind
atectionatc mother, a good neighbor
consistent Christian. a large mum.
- OF relatives and friends mourn her
ati The people Of South Carolina desire to
9petiate Democratic government i'm this
a1c they had better ln. ihe lien law alone.
Se twenty-five thousand white farmers
,a30 now secure advances under this law
th Which to make their crops will SUP
3{t no party which 3epTiycs Them of its
SIT. Earle Sloan has returned from the
aS4a!'erslty o, Virginia, where he has bppn
ping thorough course Of civil engineer.
During the vacation he ives on the
te geological survey by Prof. Fontainc
tne University, which vas a pleasant
cation anu at the same time valuable
trnction A''o
'racchus' says in the Hcrs and Courier
..'erShants 90 not make the enormous
saIu TO make. Instead of their profits
ns iroIi so 10 GO per cent. it is shown to
oniy or 10, and he presents facts and
leS 10 demonstrate the correctness of
~ conclusions. "a
8We have l,43o, 100000 of money il cir.
b'nsn, nnn ooo OF which S520C0O,OOO is gold.
Uvu,vVo ro IS silver and over 500, ,OO0, 600
rndj pper convertible into gold"-Aiken
nev ' Gmt G,r meltelc. Tha. is good deal Of
ney 'or one newspaper to have-enouph
pnlc ,,in some OF your poor contemporaries
s'e' without even taking lien.
, ;s.,, inkihd announces elsewhere in
5 issue that she will resume her lessons
iuslc IL &c on next Monday, 29th instant
couo uoo wei known in Anderson to need
lSnce and thorough qualifications as n
sac teacher are the best nssurances tbot
VINO are committed to her schooj;nc
be well cared for. o'''"e
oid bachelor who does not live n
mnrr,; S"ru miles from Hartwcll had an idea
Ih';.y,nG. hi nut dreaded the expense. He
es "ns on c1ioTed ,G1 cook, Sukey, to put two
nla,a Ga .,H ns;,e taole for week. He helped
hrn" 'e s aake every meal, but at the end
Kew uays he was satisfied, and said :
E.St,eES, ,eS, you needn't put but one plate on
,Itsote; ,ta he; can't feed two hound dogs and
u 1srson sso,,owlng wing firms will open business in
me- .soin II curing .ng next month Lyon e.
lii sidn ia men, .ne new brick building on the
EEIEE frs, f;e !, puohc square; Andrew & Pre-
-A--s FaT,,',.r o' "c,n~ j.. g. Cunningham *
Ip'en by Watson & Son: MamIdin s.
h., sh,n III store room lately occupied bv W
aF Maxwell & Sloan. in STORE