The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-09-28

According to announcems,. a..
E touitn annual meeting of The ne .dy tdhirty-
,;st ousy ny bl3le Society was held in beEsoh tbo P
.ist Shurch in this citv on ,a., uS pap
hhigiit. Key; j. r. Riley. d. n n oS SSumnGay mHi
in,ia, preached very able and intcro,t; " d !.
1aenr,non, ana, taking his text from John % %
order hv ue Ma MSeimon, the meeting was called to
the prsv;'o ni.. "a. B. Towers, who stated ,bat
Due Due treSiuent II of the Society was ahsa,, .,,u'
hev; 1. z. Bell was then on m",io, @ absent. e,ent
g. th CHAIRMAN OF the meeting. The rs,or, o,.el =,
ene treasurer was read, showing tbo e. Va
I,u1y p 10 be free Of debt end good stne,. y.
hioles on hand though needinp n f,uJ ol
@ ne gratuitous distribution of Bibics 70 aao aof
cniioo! uec persons who are not able TO buy. a
noaa ,ee''o't was then taken up for that mr.
serno a~s. @ ni.er re-electing the old Officers r.
.no'heI year, and leaving tho scInn
tioh OF the minister to preach tie Iuc nox se.rc
iiuai sermon TO the Executive Con,,n;,,n ~,
the society adjourned. "''''''ee
Little Sylvester Pleckley, brirLt ,ndin
vlgis'ing weii a enid of Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Fret.
Mon5o oi .nlec years OF age, died on las,
.,y noluay evening. after short illness fron,
pneumonia. He was an unnsmaiIy ION from
c,ous child, and as such had attracted r| tho
eetention and admiration not onIy of liz hiY
lnililiy' Dut OF their friends and ocnna;nt
ances also. The tidings of his Sick nass and
uGath ,,';at were received throughout the c,v
VIII, WIN sorrowing sadness, and on Tuesdey
ai.efnooh an unusually large assembly Gf
n nav ,',1e.'s ,T gaiiered at the Baptist Church
OF the little iavorte. The funeral l'no.s sn:
vices were unusually impressive and sol.
emin, the little coffin being preceded by
!NeiV uweiVe little girls and borne bv sir horSy ny
!, 4 ne services were conducted bv Rrvs -
nGli ana ). 3. nj MIrray, at the couclusicn nr
" mniGn Z; tile remains we're placed to slccn IN
i tuv nnpt'st cemetery. The bereavcd family
ont;re - inpAthy ana coincidence of our
cii'ire community in their sad affiictj0n
ihe prospects for the Fifteenth Annuo,
rair OF the Anderson Farmers and No.
chanlcs' Association, which will be held in
tnis city on the 18th, 10Th and Goth of Or.
tT tEoei, commune to brighten every day, and
~ ehe eAnioitlon Will no doubt equal, if il
the society. AS the crops generallv h,ra
peer good this year, we trust that ali orr
farmers will feel an interest in II, and not
only exhibit something, but also lend Their
presence and encouragement to the Asso.
eau on: Messrs. j. Willet Provost and
o0hn r. Breazeale, the indefatiyable mud
ela:lent resident and Secretary OF the As.
sociation, together with the Board Of hi.
rectos, are lending all their efforts In its
success, and it will not be for the lacl, of
energy on their part should the Fair not be
success. In conversation with an ISTrI.
LiGEEcER reporter on Tuesday, the Srcre.
tary said the Board Of Directors had in con.
temptation several new and novel attrar.
tlons for the amusement of the visitors, fnIl
particulars Of which will be published nert
week. The Fair Grounds will be nut in
Eooa condition, and nothing will be left
unuoie ihni viii iend 10 the comfort and
convenience of all who attend Either Tho
President oT Secretary will give anv infcr.
nation desired in regard to the exhibition
The Board Of Directors will meet in the
Secretary's office on next Monday. at :
O'Clock p. M. at which time the programme
will be completed.