The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-07-20

The Presbyterian congregation OF
Grccnvillc are building a $4,000 house Of
worship.
- Walhalla and the surrounding noun
tain resorts are fast filling up with health
and pleasure. seekers.
The Cincinnati CDmupyriW gives the
Stalwarts ~ Soubriluct that viii stick.
1t calls them 1.-THE Going -to.thc- Iprdy
Party"
r.. w Clawson, Of Yorkvi!lc. sowcd
one ;id thrce-1rartcr bushels "i lJcii- :
ancc'' wheat on two acres of land, and
made thcretrom scycnty.iivc bushels.
Somc colorcd people near .Abbc,illo
have taken TUESDAY Us their rest day, and
they attend 10 tiICIr ordinary work on
SUNDAY. That j. Il new religion.
Rev. Jones w. Coleman. the oldest
Baptis: preacher in the state. died at his
home in Edgeticld county on the 9TH inst,
aged 81 years. lie had been preaching
for fifty years.
There is some talk Of Il boom for u
new county 10 Do made up from portions
Of Abbcviile, I.amrcns and E.dgcheld
counties, with the county seat mt Green
wood.
- Three revenue officers OF Grecnville
made a raid OH two stills on Friday last
and destroyed 900 gallons of mash and
captured - gallons of whiskcy. The
iisIiiiers made their escape.
During Tie month Of June twenty.
two car loads of machinery for cotton
factories were shipped from Boston down
the Richmond and Danvillc road for the
two Carolinas. Three hundred car loads
are to be sent 10 the South this Fall.
= The New York .Su, says: They
still allow benjamin ButtcTworth, of
Ohio, 10 continue q member Of tho House
at Washington, notwithstanding the fact
that his presence makes it impossible for
any lady to attend the sessions OF that
body. The House ought to purge itself
of blariguards.'
- The cOlOrel churches OF Grcenvillc
have recently passed through revivals in
which there We're 266 conversions. The
.NcGs says of the effect Of these rcvivalS
"Therc has bccn most unusual dullncts
i'll the police court, while tho Trial JUS
tices have had much more time to spare
them i'll former years
= In OranScburg County the super
visor Publishes the names of Iii persons
who havo illegally registered OF this
number 52 are convicted felOns, 70 mi
nors, = idiots, non residents and reg
istered under an assumed name. The
board will meet on the second Tuesday
In July to hear appeals.
- Mr.. Reuben Hall, Il man near eighty
years Of age, residing in the neighbor.
hood Of Warrior Creek Church, in this
county, had I, severe attack of sickness
not long since, of several weeks dura-
ton, but finally recovered. AS might
be naturally supposed from his adj
vancea ago, he was and had been quite
gray far several years. About the time
the late sickness took place, however,
his hair began TO turn slightly darker,
continuing so during his confinement
and now, we arc informed, it is as black
rs ii over was at any time during his
younger L0urcmsriWe Ue,uh.
: Tho Abbcvilic Press md Itnnc,' says
"Thc State University, like .he common
schools, is intended for the benefit of all
tho Young men of tho State, but more
especially for the benefit of the young
men who cannot afford to go out of the
Sta,o to be educated. The rich parents
Of this State can send their soIIs abroad
20 distant colleges. Tho South Carolina
University is intended to give their poor
er ncighbors II chance to get as good an
education, and wo regard it little better
than positive insult to the poor boys of
the State, to attempt TO strike down the
very College which is organized for their
especial benefit