The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-07-06
nRIEF MENTION.

7rbe Carolina Collegiate institute closes
morrow.
looks now like Col. Aiken will have
q .,k over for Congress.
(, infant son of Mr.. w. A. G. McWhor-
I liei on the 18th June.
: |, ;s time the question as to who shall be
4, next Mayor was being considered.
h, n !. Leak sent several sweet po-
3s,o,s of this years raising last Saturday
r,,e pendleton Township Singing Associ-
Han will convene next Saturday, 9Th inst,
s. NJ. Tabor church.
u, F. ]. pelzer and family, of Charles
g have moved to their home near Pen
.,on for the summer.
4rh. -c is an important notice to the stock
Kh,ers of the Atlantic and French Broad
ss,ilroad in another column.
5rhe ladies Of the Presbyterian congre.
<,;on will have ice cream in the church
i've to morrow afternoon at @ o'clock.
In a private note from Bolton. friend
g srs: "Crops very good. Threshing petty
Il, over md everybody well pleased with
eld.'
EMr George w. Williams and family
Sssed up the road Tuesday afternoon en-
!, 10 their summer home in Nacoocbie
blley.
lThe Grand Division of the Sons of Tenn.
s,spce will convene at Greenwood, in Alb.
Svill county, on Wednesday evening, 26th
'8stant.
q Can't. J. Il. Barnes is announced this week
i = candidate for Probate Judge, and Majs.
5hn b. Moore and b. +. Whitner for
enator.
Cant. T. A. Bell. father of Mr.. E. A. and
Sle, T. P. Bell, of this city, died at his
!spme in Columbia on Friday last, after q
4o,racted illness.
#The Anderson Democratic Club will meet
s.morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock to reor-
sanize for the campaign. Every Democrat
q the city should be present.
I The Quarterly Conference of the Metho-
Isl church will be held next Saturday.
1ley DR.. Jones, Presiding Elder, will
sfeach Sunday morning and night.
Married, on the 25th June, by Rev. w.
/. Kirton, Hon., C. P. Sullivan to Miss
Jamie E. GillSerson, daughter of J. l.. and
/ E. Gikerscn, all Of Laurens county.
Col. Aiken and Gen. Capers have accep-
3D. the invitations to speak at the reunion
u the 2lst. a previous engagement will
feyent Col. Keith from being present.
DR.. W. G. Browne. of Atlanta. Ca, for
Berry Of this place, arrived here yesterday
aorning. He will be in our midst several
3eeks, and is prepared to do dental work
5jr his old friends and customers.
Mr.. A. B. Towers planted ten pounds of
he White Star Irish potato, new variety,
Est spring, and gathered the other day 255
Ssounds from his patch. lie found one po-
ito that alone weighed % ounces.
I Mr.. George C. Haselton, who has been
Jerking in this place for the past two years,
Sft Anderson on last Monday for his home
a Charleston. Mr.. Haselton is q most
iothy young man, and his many friends
eegEctted his departure.
\ There should be full, free and fair ex-
fession of the preferences ofthe Democra-
D of the county on the Plurality and Ma
p!i'y question. The will Of the party
shoud be ascertained, by which all persons
4i be willing to be governed.
] Ms. L. e. Deal, relict of s. d. Deal, died
4 the residence of Mrs. A. Kay, in Able
sllle county on Friday night last, and was
sured at First Creek Church on Saturday:
sne had been in delicate health for several
fears, and was about so years of age.
The Hunters Spring Democratic Club
Pill meet Saturday, 18th, to reorganize for
Pc campaign. Mr.. w. w. Russell, the
5reenbacker, has been invited to be present
7aa address the meeting, and if he accepts
Fil be replied to by Democratic speaker.
Mr. Russell, the Greenback Chief of this
county, admitted in conversation with a
4 esfonlnent Democrat few days ago that
9e did not think the Greenbackers would
sontrol twenty-five votes in this county at
sne coming election. The question, What
y Air. Russell working for? naturally sug-
Bestsitself.
AZ the last regular NEE ing of Anderson
P'islon Sons of Temperance, the follow
'ps officers were elected to serve the ensu-
as quarter: G. G. Langston, w. p; o. ].
sloore' W. A; H. n. Wilcox, s.; s. P.
brown, A. r. s.; N. B. Sullivan, r. S.;
I D. Towers, Treas. L. P. Smith, Chap. !;
H. Towers, Con-; Chns. Sullivan, A. C.
sa,ph Brown, I. s.; Ham. Webb, o. s.;
4 NJ. Hubbard, P. W.P.
lae colored people had their celebration
y the 4th, but it was an extremely tame
lA,'' s... There were not exceeding one hun
.ea persons in the parade, and q large pro-
sofioh Of those were children. They had
'psscnes Y at the Blue Ridge yard from two
=. m'ee ministers of their race, and about
II" past TWO o'clock the crowd dispersed.
| Was decidedly the sorriest demonstration
Fee'er saw the colored people make.
Il II.
MISS Tommie Hall. of this county, grad
80 az The Norfolk Female College Vir-
aa' aa.r' al It's recent commencement with the
. nohors' and was subsequently elected
,sacnef in the College. She is o young
oi superior intellect and rare attain
gh;s s' and will distinguish herself in
'neSer OF the many avenues to distinc-
now open to cultured and educated
-eh mat she may choose to enter.
81 u. w. Maret, who lives in Fork
Oshship' dropped in to see us on Friday