The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-06-01

neaIo, IL they desire IL. n,l, 49,.
is desired. '''o ''''-ehs generally
nis' que al. Daniels died at the res;do,o,
o. oi her husband, Mr.. f. A. Dan;a,a Ns"o' ',ao'
so"hT.ie' on isst Thursday, after an IL,
,,ess Oh about three months aood a,a.
thifty-iour years. She was "ons;".
'ne'hoer OF the Methodist church. and hot
many friends and relatives who will raaro ,a.
" iearn OF her death. After funeral serv;
ces conducted by Mr.. J. r. Bruce .. ~.
anorhing, her remains were inferred j., ~.
lownvi'e graveyard. VIZ
{. ~. .. X. Emerson, of Micanopv Fla
Is VISITING his parents in this countv TT,
VIII, 30 70 Texas in few weeks as tho o.,
eiai agent for that State of tho Elo,;do
fiio insurance Association-an or
sanlza'ion that works upon the same min
I,pie III hre insurance that the Kniph,s -
onor 90 IN life insurance. Mr.. Emersor
mas done well at truck farming in Flo.da
.he past lew years, and now has n nron,;s
ing orange grove Of eight acres. from wl,;n,
next year. 'p u 'f"i'
a paragraph that calls t. mind norsor,,
experience: IF you ride through the com.
Try these days common sight is n hoy
aoou' fourteen years old in the middle of =
ne'u' ieahing on hoe, his'right foot braccd
up against his left leg just below the knso
ana looking as though dinner wo, ,lou'
'a.o honrs away. To him the Joshua mir
acle Is Neritable reality. For him tho o.,
uoes stop in his course. For such bows and
their hatred of the hoe, our heart coes on,
i'll sympathy" eON~' 0''
Next week we will print two. column
advertisement from Mr.. John E. peonlos
II! "hich lie will present few facts obopt
Ills cotton gins, feeders, condensers and
presses for the consideration of those Who
may contemplate buying machinery of His
h''lu this summer or the coming fall Ar
feopics has sold great many gins and
presses IN this and adjoining counties. and
MS machines have given general satisfac.
tloh. lead all that he has to say noxt
week, and then call at his store on Hr;c,,
itange and examine into the merit, of b;s
machines for yourself.
froi' Dick Newton, All accomplished
gunner, is instructing a class of sixteen
young men in our city in the art of hand.
ling rifle. The Professor is an ,,nus,,o,
expert with q rife, and can make oil tho
fancy shots with great ease and precision
his class is progressing rapidly, and soon
we expect to have number of young gen.
tiemen mere who will be the equals of any
amateur marksmen that can be found
iroi. Newton comes highly endorsed by his
former classes. and there is no doubt of his
qualification to instruct as thoroughly os
possible i'll the use of gun.
The meetings in the Baptist Church con.
tinue, with some increase in interest. One
person has joined the church. and one otbor
has professed conversion and will unite
with another church i'll the country. Com
mencing with yesterday. the meetings are
now held in the morning at 81 O'Clock and
IN the afternoon at 6 o'clock, the night SER
vices being discontinued. The meeting in
the morning will last from o half to three,
quarters Of an hour, while the one in the
afternoon will hold one hour. Mr.. Carter
Is still assisting the pastor. He is an ear
nest. practical preacher, and has made
many friends in our midst
The new Methodist church at Bolton was
dedicated on last Sunday morning. Rev.
w. w. Duncan, D. D., of Spartanburr
preaching the dedicatory sermon. The
house, which is q neat and substantial
structure of GO by 40 feet in dimensions.
was literally packed with refined and ap-
preciative congregation, and the services in
every respect were very interesting and i'm
/ pressive. The building has been erected at
\ a cost of about 81 600, we understand, and
was dedicated free of debt. The congrega-
ton deserve great credit for the good work
they have accomplished in time of such
great financial pressure.
VIM. s. Brown, Esq, Supervisor of Reg
istratiOn, furnishes us the following state
ment of the number of voters who had
! registered up to and including the 3Oth of
May: AT Anderson 800, Honea Path 19l,
Beton 1853, Hall so, Dark Corner So, Savan-
! nah 5S, Fork 120, Pendleton 2O7, Garvin
226, Brushy Creek 272, Williamson 1877,
| Rock Mills IS, Martin 159. Hopewell AZ
total 1856. Pelzer, in Williamson town.
ship, Cedar Wreath School House, in
| Brushy Creek, IIopewell Springs, in Hope
well, and George Stephenson's, in Savan-
nah. will be visited by the Supervisor dur
ing the latter part Of June. Ample notice
Of the specific time will be published here
AFTER The Supervisors books will close
on the 3Oh June.
The Greenville Nc,rs cannot get accus-
toned to The new railroad arrangements,
and Is greatly dissatisfied on account of the
present running of trains. We suggest to
President Mclaughlin that perhaps he
could satisfy our Grcenvillc friends if he
would run the train to Anderson by eight
in the morning and return to Greenville by
seven in the evening. This would enable
the business men of Grccnville to retain
their residences IN the "Mountain City"
and conduct their business in our me.ropo
lis. The schedule rs it is arranged now
suits the citizens of Greenville who may
desire to trade here very well indeed, but it
is little inconvenient for men who would
like to participate in our business contests
and still retain their present residences. If
the proposed change is adopted, Greenville
might afford charming suburban residences
for portion of our business men.
Mr.. 7. ]. Mayfield, highly respectable
citizen Of Centreville township, about eight
miles from this place, was brought before