The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-09-07

Wednesday morning from diphthcria, age,l
| siN years. Her remains will be inferred in
Tue Eoenezcr graveyard to-day. Our sym.
pathies are with the bcrcavcd parents in
their sore atiliction.
| Married on Sunday morning, SRI inst
by Rev. w. II King, Mr. Josiah Burgess
anu Miss Fannie nay, daughter Of Mr.. NJ.
same Mr. John a. Hayes and Miss {. 4.
| Whitaker; daughter of Mr.. S. A. Wilt
takcr. All of this County.
Do not neglect Ia SOW barley, wheat and
red oats this Fall Remember what a tre
mcndous saving these crops have been du
rlng the past year. We have had practical
demonstration of the advantages of iivcrsi-
he'd crops aud should not soon FORGET the
lesson or fail TO profit by it,
We are requested to announce that tho
meeting mt Providence OH the 2lst inst and
The meeting at y. y. Farmers Gu tho 22d
Will each be Il basket pic mic The citizens
generally, and the ladies particularly of
these communities. are requested 10 attend
ami bring their baskets with them.
Mr.. W. w. Brown, the accomplished
and efficient Principal of the Williamson
Male Academy, has been elected Principal
OF the Preparatory Department of Furman
University ut GreeEyil!e. This is dcsrrv-
ing compliment to our young friend, and
we congratulate the University on its ac.
QUESTION.
We have been requested to announce that
SANDY Springs Democratic Club will meet
~ me usual place on SATURDAY. 9th inst. mt
O'Clock =. III. This will be the last meet.
Ing, OF the Club before the Primary Election
anu full attendance Of the members is de.
sired. as business of importance will be
transacted.
The Southern t,Nirntor and Dire EIr7acr
for September, is on our table, and is brim
fuil OF valuable and interesting reading
matter. This is one of the hest agricultural
journals published in the South, and should
be found at the iireside OF every farmer. Il
is published by Jas. i. Harrison & Co., of
Atlanta, Ga.
The following list of letters remain un.
called for in the Anderson Pustotlicc. sen.
tembcr s. Jno. -. Clark, Miss Annie Car.
ter i9; w. B. arl Col. l.. Is. Gary, Mrs.
T.. }. Harris, Mrs. J. A. G. Johnson. Rind-
ner Jones, Miss Julia Swingcr, Mrs. Ivic
Smith. Col. J. w. Trottcr, Milton ThomI.
son, Miss T.. G. Willis.
Mr.. Frel: w. Symmcs, of Peru, Florida.
AFTER an absence Of nearly five years re.
turned TO Anderson on last Thursday.
Fred. served his apprenticeship i'm this
office. and will hereafter bo engaged MS a
compositor OH the ISrELLIGHSCER. His
many friends welcome him back TO Andcr.
son with much pleasure.
The meeting at Pcndcton on las, satur.
day was largely attended and very interest
ii,F.. Tic Speaking WIS iIu,i in the TURNER'S
Hall, which was comfortably filled. The
speakers were allowed twenty minutes
each, and received the very best nf attcn-
tion. Pendlcton always manages her meet
iiSs wei, ana Tins one was no exception to
the rule
+. B. Murray, Esq. who attended the
meeting i'll Pickens on last Saturday upon
business connected with the State Exrcu.
tive Committees management of the can.
vass, was pressed into service, and addressed
the meeting which was held there. There
was a large attendance present and the best
Of order prevailed. The Pickcns Dcmuc.
racy is united aud rs solid as nd.nant
Messrs. Clark & Co. have new advertise.
nent in this issue. They have bought
large and elegant stock of gents furnishing
goods, clothing. &c, this season, and are
Offering them Ut very low prices for the
cash: The tailoring department is still prc.
SIDED over by Mr.. J. Is. Clark, who hns al
ways given satisfaction to the public, and
you will find MIR: f. l.. Clark, with smile
on his face, ready to sell you ANYTHING in
their line. Give them call.
The Primary Election for Iickcns County
came OIL ON last Friday, aud resulted in
selecting Dr. w. II. Field for the Senate,
and Mcssrs. w. II. berry and !. l.. Bo,u.s
for the House Of Representatives. Mr. j.
II. Newton, formerly of this County, was
elected Probate Judge; Mcssrs j. Is. Tai
ley, Is. 5. Freeman and Elias Day, County
commissioners Mr.. J. Is. Clyde, Auditor;
Mr.. J. II. Bowen, Treasurer: Mr. O. l.,
DuTnnt, School Commissioner
Read the new advertisement Of Mr. J. j.
Baker, which appears in another column.
Mr.. Baker is daily receiving new and well
selected stock of dry goods, boots, shoes.
hats, groceries, hardware and woodcnware'
&c, which he is determined to sell cbcap.
He IS merchant of much experience, and
knows how to buy his goods. Give him n
call at Reeds corner, in the Waverly House
block. and judge for yourself as to the ex-
cellcnce Of his goods and tho cheapness of
his prices.
Messrs. Bleckley, Brown & Co. pur.
chased on last Tuesday the two first bales
OF cotton brought to Anderson this season.
paving l23 cents for each bale. The first
bale was brought III by Mr. J. A. Wiles.
and weighed {06 pounds, while the second
bale was brought III abont four hours later
by Mr.. S. n. Pcarman, and weighed $50;
pounds There has been q rivalry between
these gentlemen for the last two wears in
the endeavnr to get in the first bale Last
year Mr.. Pearman came first, and Mr..
Wlles came about four hours later. 1t is
coincidence that the contest should be so
close between them.