The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-05-04
BRIEF MENTION.

ule on the c. q u. X II.
Anderson Grange No. II will hold reg
,,,o, meeting tomorrow.
The County Treasurer collected over two
,rrdred dollars on Monday.
Mr. L. Keys is remodeling and enlarg-
tis residence on McDuffie street
uorr;ed on the 10th ult., by Rev. G. NJ.
,aaar, Mr.. A. Jordan and Miss Ella Rogers.
rbe Baptist Sunday School voted last
c,rday to have picnic on Saturday, 2lst
instant.
b;qbland moccasin two feet and q half
,ong was killed on the sidewalk at Bleck-
Lava Corner the other day.
We are requested to state that Sandy
Srr;nps Grange will meet on the 3rd satur-
dsv in May, instead of the 2nd Saturday.
The southern Baptist Convention will
n,eet in Greenville next Wednesday, and o
,.ree number of the Anderson Baptists will
attend
The stores are all closed now at 9 o'clock
81 Tho afternoon, and both merchants and
clorks enjoy the recreation for which they
have opportunity.
We hear some complaints Of rust on the
wheat in some sections, but the opinion is
generally expressed that little damage will
result from it, owing to its late appearance.
Messrs. F. T. wilhite and J. D. Maxwell
have been appointed Assistant Supervisors
Of Registration for this county in place of
y G. Scudday aud w. NJ. Jones, resigned.
Nearly all the farmers have finished plant
ing cotton. and few are working their cropo
over the first time. Owing to the cool nights
the plant is making little progress, however.
The pound party in Temperance Hall to-
night, afser the Division meeting, will be
one of much pleasure to all who attend.
The gentlemen are expected to furnish the
refreshments.
Rev. Charles Manly. D. D., Of Greenville.
pastor of the Belton Baptist church, and
Rev. T. P. Bell, will exchange pulpits next
Sunday, the former preaching at Anderson
and the latter at Bolton.
Mr.. John Cole died near Honea Path on
Sunday, aged 38 years. The cause of his
death was dropsy, from which he had been
suffering about three months. He was q
goc cl. zen. and leaves wife and three
,hildrer % mourn his death.
The Sunday School of the Baptist church
will have celebration next Sunday after
noon, al which DR.. Manly, of Greenville,
and H. G. scudday, Esq, will make nd
dresses Prizes will be issued to number
of the children of the school.
Gen. R. r. Hemphill has been nominated
for the Senate III Abbeville county, and it
is generally understood that he will make
the rare against DR.. Maxwell the present
Sen The contest will be spirited
ont both aspirants are able and populcr
men.
Polish immigrant living on the planta-
ton Of Mr.. J. w. Provost lost Roman
Catholic prayer-book. printed in his native
language, between Anderson and the resi-.
dence of Mr.. J. c. Keys, OH Saturday after.
noon. 1t is hoped that the party finding it
will deliver IL to Mr.. Provost.
The State Convention of the Y. NJ. C. A.
last week Mt Spartanburg was we'll attended,
end was very pleasant meeting. H. G.
scudday, Esq, Of this place. was elected
President of the Convention, which is
6Ftat compliment to our friend. The next
Convention will be held at Camden.
We asked last week, "Whe will be the
first taxpayer in the county to pay the third
and last installment Of taxes to the 8. v.
r. R?" and are pleased to state this week
that Mr.. E. A. Bell is the man. He settled
with the City Treasurer last Wednesday and
with the County Treasurer on Monday.
Mr.. II. L. Adams and Miss Fannie Ste
phens were married at the residence of the
brides father, Mr.. A. 8. Stephens. in this
city, on Wednesday afternoon, 25th April
Rev. I. P. Bell officiating. The happy
couple took their departure on the evening
'fain for Hartwell, Ca, the groom's home.
James Thomas Bleckley, brother of Mr..
y Bleckley, died at the old homestead of
his father at Clayton, Co., on last Thurs
aay' aged "a years. he he'd been unwell
iof more than two years, and died Of
chronic diarrhGa. His nome was at Col
her, Tenn, near Memphis, and he was the
Youngest of family Of eight children.
see advertisement of D. ]. Bohannon in
'nia issue. He keeps good stock of goods,
ana sells at short profits. ne has recently
oougnt the right for this city of an excellent
patent churn power, the merits of which
any one will recognize upon an examina-
'ion. A Child can operate It. If you have
9ousi'ry produce Of any kind for sale, give
him call.
Twelve or fifteen of the survivors of the
od company &C." of the 22d Regiment
south Carolina Volunteers in the late war
nAa very pleasant meeting at this place
VI monday. They made no complete
.Oi' OF the old Company. and decided to
JO'a the Palmetto sharpshooters in re-
aaioh a., and picnic at Keys Spring on the
zist Of July next.
new II. G. DuBose. missionary of the
.u'nern ";,,1 Presbyterian Church to China,
~. n' 'sctufe upon Missions in the Prosbyte-
.Al church on Friday night. He has been
missionary to China for the past ten
;ns I.s.s, ana hisnidI>ss will afford very great
\. .a'0i'na'lon anu pleasure to those vino may
Pr present AT 4 p. m. he will give inter-
d,.n ns missionary information to the chill