The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-05-11
BRIEF MENTION.
Don't fail to register.

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rhsre was light frost on the morning Of
o,d inst. in some localities. but it did
mo damage
Gavin Township Singing Convention
II meet at Bethany church on the third
rnndav in May at 10 o'clock a. nj.
coveral of our young men have bought
.rcicles. and are furnishing amusement for
t.io town in learning to manage them.
We are requested to announce that there
IN he a picnic at High Shoals next Satur-
ss.r to which the public generally are in
lvited.
I The merchants of Belton now close their
.,o,es at G p. M, Saturdays excepted, and
a,;ll continue to do SO until the 18th of
August.
\ Mr.. James Young nesr Lowndesville,
con, bunch of oats to our Office on Mon
sdsy On average of 25-acre field, that
i Smeasue es six feet high.
8 Mr.. W. P. Clyde. T. M. r. Talcot, J. w.
FRY and other magnates of the Clyde Syn
d;cate. passed over the Blue Ridge Road
Il ,os week on tour of inspection.
II is important, very important, that cv-
,rr Democrat in the county register during
8 Nav and June. Those who fail to register
4 u;ll not be allowed to vote next fall.
q The State Board of Education, at its meet
ling last week, decided that the Normal In
situ,es for both white and colored teachers
should be held in Columbia-the latter in
July and the former in August.
Col. E. Nj. Rucker and G. w. Webb are
! the delegates from the Episcopal church of
this city to the Diocesan Convention of the
Episcopal Church of South Carolina, which
met in Spartanburg yesterday.
The Sunday School celebration in the
Baptist church Sunday afternoon was large.
IL attended and proved delightful occa-
sion. The addresses of Mr.. II. G.. Scudday
and DR.. Manly were most excellent.
In defining the authorities of the City
Council, the Charter says: "They shall
have power and authority to organize,
equip and control fire department for the
protection of said city in such way rs they
may deem necessary"
1T is not the country negroes who are
making mischief now. 1t is The town and
city vagabonds who carry pistols and put
on airs and impudence, and 60 sporting
round Town is bad place to raise mig
gers and children."-BH Arp.
We had a call Wednesday morning from
Mr.. T. K. Miller, of Carthage, Miss, who
is now visiting relatives in this and adjoin.
ing counties. He was born and raised at
Pendleton, and moved from this county
to Mississippi just tMcnty years ago.
The Grand Lodge of Good Templars
(colored) of this State met at this place
yesterday morning, and will remain in
session until Friday night. The Grand
officers will be publicly installed in the
colored Methodist church tonight. The
Order all over the State is we'll represented.
III in the incoming State campaign any
fellow is found reluctantly consenting to
become candidate" shoot him on the
spot. y Wdlha'la Courier. You ought not
to counsel violence to any class. and partic-
ularly to the diffldent candidates. About
nine out of every ten need sympathy, not
violence.
The Supervisor of Registration requests
us to urge upon the citizens not to post
pone registering until the afternoons. He
iSnow visiting the different townships of the
county, and in every instance he has been
pressed with work in the afternoon while
IN the forenoon he has had comparatively.
nothing to do.
Rev. J. K. Graves, d. D., editor of The
bap'al Memphis, Tenn, has been engaged
70 preach series CT five doctrinal sermons
at williamson ON Friday, Saturday and
Sunday, 10th, Goth and 21st of Nay. He
Will also preach ct Salem church, five miles
above this city, on Tuesday and wednes-
day, 10th and 18th of May,
Rev DR.. Manly, OF Greenvilie, preached
IN the Baptist church in this city on Sunday
morning and night to attentive congrega-
aons. His sermons were excellent, and
made deep impression on the minds of
us hearers. His simple and p,ain presen-
'a!lon OF the Gospel truth gives all OF his
sermons peculiar interest and power
mere is no establishment i'll the up
country more deserving of the patronage
aaa encouragement of our people than the
pconi'h Music House, at Greenville. It
Is entirely reliable, and its instruments al
ways give satisfaction. There are hundreds
~ ~. ANDERSON county who can testify to the
.air and honorable dealing of this house
rom personal experience. See advertise
ment elsewhere.
y lhe Abbeville Medium says; 'The French
-; u.oao mas been graded as far In this direc-
,'on as Little Mountain. The work is we'll
~ ,Ae anu Is credit to the men who havo
,re w energy and faith to build it so far"
"" We 10 not know how far Little Mountain
hr. .oln Tue point where work was begun,
y" "e presume the friends of the Road
SSou' ~. selton and Williamson do, for
li,hss 1uss information the above item is pub.
~; aio'' kil"y, distinguished cntomoiogist,
nl.n.' 'he cotton vcrm costs Southern
o'S insao, Sio'OoO,0Oo year. and says the
,t,sVs ,ha could be killed with decoction of
~ - aisehlcal refuse from aniline dye facto-
49, w. much cheaper than with the Paris
S,us,, Sn., now used, or got rid OF altogether by
co,,a" 'he cotton stalks. II is "rattoon"
iho ~ q 'nat the young insects feed on in
rro,. nv spring before the new plants are