The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-03-30

oe Me gentleman interviewed on the subject
- uia'ning the river bottoms in this isspe
no' pretend to take all the credit Of tho
pcyee' 70 himself, but had other hearty 20.
operatofs In those owning land, on ,ha
Streams mentioned.
low to ameliorate the condition ,r MAJ,
AN'u anu pfoiong human life is one Of tho
s,ea' questions of the hour. Dr.. g. Bar,cb
h. ~" iork. tells how this question can
'eu' 70 some extent, and we Law his
i,in1rks :, before our readers this week undor
'he caption Of What we Shon,d F,,n
"s pastor of the Baptist churc,. at Green.
'Aie' Hev. w. Ii. Strickland is winpin,
eoiueh opinions for himself by his fno
sermons and faithful pastoral work H.
.nurci and Sunday school are the largest
- the State Of that denomination the
Inufch having membership of over fonr
dred. ''ei hse nun
iolers engine has stood the test OF wears
""' now recognized as one Of the best
-i'aue' A large number of them have becn
u'eu III inns county with perfect satjsfac-
'.oh' ana we do not hesitate to recommond
'ne'n 70 any one who wishes to buy A fl rst.
CLASS agricultural engine. Sea advert;so.
ment, and for further particulars c,,, ~,
Sullivan & Mattison.
we direct attention to the advertisement
oi I. F. Jones & Co.. to be found in this
issue. The trading public will always find
'''s establishment well filled with a ch, q
STOCK OF goods, and the proprietors are dc.
'efhiihed to keep abreast of the times in
every thing. They have just received n
iot OF Snow Flake Patent Flour of which
they invite All inspection.
our request last week for information
from our subscribers as TO the datea 70
"hich they had paid for their papers bos
oeen granted by large number. AS We
suspected, they had delayed the matter
more from negligence than ANYTHING else
There are yet large number to hear from
ana we hope our friends will not longer
Keep us in suspense by further delay.
The Secretary Of War has informed Col
Aiken tha'. as Whitaker has been dis
missed from West Point, there is vacancy
from this Congressional District. which he
is requested to fill at an early day. as the
new cadet must be at West Point on the
10Th OF June. Mr.. John A. Towers. of
this place, will receive the Recommendation
ior the place. If he desires it. He is now
IN washington and Lee University, Vir-
gnia.
Pomona Grange, Anderson county, will
meet next Saturday. The following Off
GERS, having been elected at the last meet.
ing, will be installed: d. X. Norris w
M. 1. W. Pickens, o.: B. f. Crayton, l..
G. NJ. Rogers, Chap. w. T. McGill, s.; H.
ii. Acker, A. S.; r. o. Tribble, Treas. ].
4. Breazealc, Sec; VIM. Davis, G. X. Mrs.
Anna Derracot, c.. Miss Essie Brown. p.
Mrs. I. w. Pickens, f.; Mrs. w. It. Nc.
Gill, L. A. s.
Mr.. Samuel Crawford, one of the most
widely known citizens Of this county, died
at his residence in this place Tuesday morn |
ing last, in the Gard year of his age. He
had been in feeble health for several wears
past, and for moro than four weeks had
been confined to his bed. He was good
citizen and highly esteemed by large circle
OF friends who will regret to hear of his
death. He leaves widow and one daughu
ter to mourn his departure. His remains
were inferred in the Presbyterian graveyard
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. J. J. McLees, one Of the substantial,
citizens of the county, has presented the
senior proprietor of the ISTELLroENcER
with al ak handle artistically made and
perfectly shaped. There are hundreds of
dollars expended every year by the citizens
of this county for ak handles that ought to
be kept at home. On every farm there is
ali abundance of suitable timber that could
be worked up into such articles as nx ham
dies, hoe handles, &C.. on rainy days and
during the long winter nights, and many
dime saved thereby that now goes to enrich
the Northern manufacturer.