The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-08-10

Messrs. II = '' iionse of representative
and Reuben N p Nan1hiyer, ~1;n,, T. \. Hudgens,
@ @Gn,ii'isSsioner, Messrs. II. W, 'rod,, "f ,'choo!
Tna (i,a" enrgIn' For County Treas,raee n vrae-
Col. NJ; l.. Tribbe For pyoha,n suier
N;"W. l. {. Lyon. For Countv 'uuEe'
Sl'ner' Mr.. B. F. Dacus 'S 'o'h'h's'
Miss Carrie Lester second ,,a
Mr. George Lester, living below udp,.s'.er p.s OF
VINO was formerly citizen oC ~ s",Sleri.E'
tI Nus seriously burned by fire while ipni,;Sa i,y
thc same from kerosene can last Sn,'s
evening; She fingered in rrent no;,' ,'n'aE nv.
CLOCK Tuesday afternoon, when ".h sho u,r.il ~
ieieased ny death. Miss Lester was 80 ah'',s a.
lady. '"''e s''i ioVeiy young
rrd ine iartwell Sun says that p;nc.,o,
aiI"'n! @ VINO lived not far from the Snra,S
n nan hlVer, ON the Carolina side ~ az
nIoua,S, I, my, was iynched in Texas recently
= ro;It .1o t'iat ne was working d contrac, Gn
row n.oIu m;ti, III mat State, had gotten into \
Ccnca ,.o ,i'hii ana kiile! him in self de .
', I Was arrested aud put in mil h,,, :,
hiop TOOK him thcrefrom and lvnchad h ~, 1';,, u
County. ""o"h IN this
Parents, who desire to send their chi,,ro,
Dr., Jm ~ scnool' should remember that An.
ItNantnlrps ..
respect. Our schools are .ll nrnsidoH ,.Is 'iils
os competent and experienced rrinrnol.
anu, besides, you could not desire n ,nnrn
PHEASANT place than Anderson to send nn,,s
poSs ana girls. Our climate is l,noi,E ~
an! The social and moral tone of the mien.,
10 IN every respect worthy of confidence
Mr.. w. w. Keys and family removed 70
ureenSille on Wednesday. Mr. $ovs i,ao
purchased an interest in the BnDf;y Tnyr;ns los
anu, with Col. Hoyt, will continue the nm,,,'
!rs2n mrati2n OF that excellent religious io,,rnaI
me conr,eT has received valuable ocres.
dnn,,tias. m Hi. heTs' ana its prosperity will
uouptiess be still further advanced Lv h;s
services in conjunction with those ,r ~ iS
hoyt. We wish them the greatest nnssihI,.
prosperity. ''s'' l''sS'"'e
Mr; z. NJ. Hall, Of Martin township in
tins county, has thirty-five bushei, of
Golden Dent corn which has been prown
this year. 1t isnow sufficiently mat matt H,oMn "a
grind for meal. Such all experiment can N
De made profitable to our farmers, far i
oeliohstrates that this corn, planted earIv
III the season, will mature i'm time to f,,r.
t'sn meal y! horse food by the middle. of
august 80 that where u farmer is short If
COT con III tiie Spring he can plant this variety
ana save III e1travagant price for Western
".
MIS-. Lovey Gentry, wife of Mr., John
,Icntry. of Centrcvillc township. died ON
iast saturday morning, at the advanced o"n
OF - years. Mrs. Gentry had been a suf
icrer from rheumatism and erysine]os fn-
the past thirty-eight years, and had bcrn
confined c., t" her bed for that length of time.
ohe bore her suttcrngs with enduring pa.
tlcilce, and was ready when the Master
made Ills summons. Her remains werr
Inferred i'll the Baptist Cemetery. in this
rny, on last Sunday morning, Rev. Baxter
lays conducting the funeral services.
Sheriff Mcconnell returned from Gaines.
! vile, Ga, on Wednesday morning with
Frank Earle, colored. who killed Lewis
Williams, coiored, at Bolton, about two
months ago during dispute while r.orkinr
on the railroad. Earle had lived al Gaines.
vile, and went there on last Saturday.
thinking lie woul,! be safe, but the marshal
OF the city recognized him and arrested him
Immediately. Sheriff Mcconnell was mott.
he'd, and went at once for his prisoner. who
IS now closely confined in our County iaiI.
Earle claims that he killed Williams in
self defense.
We notice that the Columbia & Green
vile Railroad does uot keep bulletin to
announce the time which its trains muy he
behind their schedule. The law requires
this to be done, and the railroads SHOULD
comply with it, for it is often at great in
convenience and discomfort that persons are
required TO await for sew, raj hours the ar
rival of bclated train, who, the infnrma-
ton that it is one or more hours behinl
time would enable passengers to go to Il
hotel or their residences, where they could
rest and be comfortable until the time to
take the train. This provision Of the rail-
road law is good one, and should be en-
forced.
DIR. Il, +. Diver, General Agent for the
Geiscr Manufacturing Company, has lust
received one of the Peerless Traction
Engines, which he has on exhibition at his
headquarters in the Reed building, on Main
street. On Monday afternoon lie fired the
Peerless" up, and it attracted considerable
attention steaming through our streets and
drawing wagon heavily loaded after it.
The engine worked admirably, and it is
thought it will greatly facilitate the thresh-
er's business, by furnishing the motive
power for moving from place to place, as
well rs the power to run the machinery
while ut work.
On last Thursday afternoon two colored
men, John Jennings and William Henry
johnson, became engaged in quarrel about
some peaches at the Blue Ridge Yard, du
ring which Jennings struck Johnson in the
head with paiing,. intiicting severe
wound, which was Mt first feared to be fatal.
Drs. Nardin and Reid, however, rendered
| medical attention to the wounded man, and
he has recovered The Sheriff heard of the
difficulty, and pursued the aggressor in per-
son and by Deputies until they overlook
and captured him some half mile from the
scene of the difficulty. Jennings is in Jail,
awaiting his trial for assault and battery
witt inten: to kill.
The joint meeting of the State Fair Asso.
citation and of the State Grange, which be-
gins in Anderson on next Tuesday, will be
one of the most largely attended and in
teresting meetings that has yet been held.
1t is probable there will be about three
hundred visitors from other Counties pres
ent. The ladies and gentlemen of our own
County will find the occasion most pleas
ant one, and should, as far as possible, avail
themselves of the opportunity TO attend the
meeting for the purpose of listening to the
various instructive and entertaining discus
sons. and to meet the many pleasant ac-
ouaintances who will be present.
There was meeting of the survivors Of
Company "B" N'almetto Rifiemen) OF the
18th South Carolina Volunteers. and Com
pany "C' of the Palmetto Sharpshooters,
in Gen. Humphreys Office on last Tuesday
afternoon, pursuant to n call male at a re-
union of these Companies at Keys Spring
on the 2lst ult., for the purpose Of electing
delegates to the meeting to be held at An
derson on saleday in September, for the
purpose of organizing q Survivors Asso'
Hoyt was made chairman of the meeting,
and Mr.. A. L. Hubbard secretary. Messrs.
w. w. Humphreys, A. p. Hubbard J. z.
Sullivan, r. Z. Sloan and r. nj. Jenkins
were elected rs the delegates from these
Companies, and the meeting adjourned.
On last Thursday night some enemy went
into a fine field of corn belonging to Mr..