The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-10-13

officers Of the Greenville County Fair.
shensive that their exhibition this wear
be q failure, have decided to have
,Am Wardlaw, the colored well-digger,
man Of good character, died last Fri.
~ typhoid pneumonia after ON illness
ssut one week.
Continents Of the Y. NJ. C. 4. for next
ssd.y: To conduct the afternoon meeting.
& Scudday: Poor House committee, ].
niels, ]. w. Todd.
q gate fee at the County Fair will be
s5 cents. The pleasure of comming-
&ith our citizens from all sections Of
8'nnty alone is worth that amount.
Z Palmetto Band received an invita-
ne other day to play for the Newberry
~ Fair nex, week, but have declined
sspt rs our Fair comes off at the same
3 S. B. Jones, ID. D., will preach In
fethodist church next Sunday morn
id night. The 4th Quarterly Confer
sof church officers will meet in the
p on Saturday night.
q fear that the Fair will be failure
81 deter no one from bringing articles
Exhibition. Such course generally
ed would make it failure under even
COST favorable circumstances.
q Whiteiield, Esq, has been appointed
!. Commissioner for Anderson county
gdge Bond of the U. S. District Court
bis State. His appointment will give
al satisfaction, and was unsolicited bv
81. J. NJ. Kidd, of the Fork, saws he
Ahow the finest horse ut the County
next week ever seen in Anderson,
challenges the world to beat it. The
in is q great admirer Of fine stock,
sardly ever fails to carry several pre-
Is home with him.
p merchants of the town. without ex-
IN, have agreed to close their stores on
81 Of next week, the last day of the
3 This is done to encourage the enter
land is commcndable. Let the farm
|pd all others come TO town OH that
70 attend tie Fair.
s. Emma Poore died ut the residence
!. II. c. Poore, in the Toney Creek
81, on Wednesday, 9TH instant, in the
year of her age. She was All excellent
3 lady, beloved by all the community
gas to have been married very soon.
fas member of Shady Grove church
q Toney Creek Temperance Division.
sJenkins, an old and worthy colored
Eho has for the past ten or twelve
been in the employ Of Mr.. William
skin, dropped dead on the premises of
.lplOyer OH Saturday last about noon.
Ger Keys held an inquest over his body
Fturday afternoon, and the Jury re-
4 verdict that the deceased's death
saused by heart disease.
&c. A. Reed, Agt., has q new adver-
ant in this issue, to which we call t.
ION of our readers. or all ournumer-
Merchants there are few who carry q
stock of goods than Mr.. Reed, and
sgho would do more for the accommo-
a or their customers. When You want
by, sewing machine, or anything
gu first. class general merchandise
give him a call.
sc of the members Of the old Ander-
heatrical Company will present to the
, on Friday night OF next week flair
I the comedy, "Evcrybody's Friend"
Ewho have taken parts in the play all
theatrical talent and have had more
4 experience OH the stage, and those
attenc may confidently expect pleas
sening. The object to which the pro
will be applied Is worthy one
wv. B. Campbell, son of Mr.. George
abell, of this County, died at Pelzer
l;y on last Monday morning of con-
.il and hemorrhage of the bowels in
9Th year of his age. He was at work
lhe Pelzer Manufacturing Company,
lad been there only week. He was
zsick on Saturday. His remains were
ut 20 this place on Monday, and
TO his fathers home, about . miles
~ this place.
State Fair will open this year on the
ID close on the 11th, and every effort
7g made to render it q success. The
er says that the people of Columbia
sslyc oil who go cordial welcome, and
Preparation is making for pagecnts,
cling in grandeur the Mardi Gras, Of
orleans, the Orioles, of Baltimore, and
eiled Prophets, of ST. Louis. At night
will be illuminations and the most
'ficent and costly fireworks ever seen
ssnmbia. No trouble nor expense will
ared to make the display unprecejent-
,nagnificence."
Secretary of the County Fair will be
en- Monday morning to receive en-
sot articles for exhibition, and those
,t9tead making exhibits should give in
Siist of articles promptly in order to
y confusion and rush OH the last day.
=; Breazeale, Esq, is the Secretary,
a1il have the books open in his office,
fghc store of ]. p. Sullivan e. Co., on
aay and Tuesday and at tho Fair
ssds or Wednesday, after which day
fss for exhibition will not be received.
iorms us that the prospects for good
s2'ion are encouraging.
saturday morning last Mr.. Samuel,
-. oil this place, received the sad in
zion OF the death Of his son, Mr.. d.
.Sown, which occurred at Kaufman,
"a on the 10th ult., of hemorrhage Of
fc%els. Mr.. Brown was in the 2lst
~ ms age, and left Anderson the first
sSi March last to seek his fortune in
~ est. He was in the employ of the
IS haliroad, running between Dallas
- auiman, and held the position of
ector on q freight train. He had been
ing with chilla and fever, and 1t Is sup
the hemorrhage was produced by
ause.
IS W. II. Brawley, a member of the
using committee of the South Cnro-
ilroad, in conversation with repor-
ne Charleston Ne,ps and Courier about
lans and purposes of the Company,
other things, says: 'In u general
tnlnk that they regard the road up
aiiey OF the Sava nah to Anders on
z9aVor: and if thei- ED :s :.c;c;.s,:ssss..; &C
ete 1t do not doubt they will lend it
y IN regard to terminal and STEAMSHIP
stes at this point. / think That they
necessity of increased aecommoda
anu at the proper time they will, ]
* provide them, but rs I have before
n uhtil they get possession, they are
Icy 10 iulm or carry out any plans
~ lmpr9vem""t oi n propei,j t.eiI
20 Whi"!: is Lug .,e DELAYED by
aas litigation"
n, 81 says in the last issue of the
Co'tr'er: 1--WE may look for the
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