The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-04-27
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4 g., the notice of Mr.. A.. l.. Welch il
another column
i r,o v;sitors to Charleston from this place
ip pweek all had good time.
r,,o,o will be no service In the Presbyte
i ..n Church next Sunday morning.
1 r,,o Palmetto Rifles were the recipient,
Monday night OF treat to soda water
rom e" White & White
! ,rho will be the first taxpayer in the
Wv ,,, ~ nav the third and last installmen,
eeu": ep,a;es to the S. V. X. r.?
ur r. w. b. SHELTON showed US bunch
oats Yesterday morning from his garden
~ Kat measured five feet in height.
Tho sales of agricultural implements and
I.h;rerv LIZ at this place this year have cx.
..eSded those Of any previous year.
u,s w. II. Overman, nee Miss Flora
,.s;,h is on visit to her relatives in this
ii,y, nr Her home is in Salisbury, N. G.
:, ;s ;u,portant that every voter register
~ Tho Supervisor of Registration during
,hs month of May. Let none neglect it.
,u,,e John Allen. son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Seigler, died of catarrbci fever on
Sunday night, April 9th, aged I8 months.
To secure the State Normal Institute for
rhits teachers of public schools, to be held
people
we hid pleasant visit Monday mo rning
from, Rev. J. A. McLees, of Vienna, Miss.
He. He is a native Of this county, and is on q
visit TO relatives.
The advertisement of the County Treas:
appcars again this week. He will be-
S;n the collection Of the May installment
next Monday.
The School Commissioner calls for pub.
lie meeting in the Court House this evening
at5o'clock to consider an important matter.
let every citizen attend
Mr.. H. D. Reese is mentioned by the
Jreu aud Banner as one Of the prosperous
and enterprising citizens of AbbeYille. He
formerly live at this place.
The Union Meeting of the Churches in
the Third District of the Saluda Associa.
on next Saturday and Sunday.
The City Council has granted Mr.. John
O'Donnel license for two billiard tables,
which he has put up In his new building
on Main street,
The merchants of this city have agreed
to close their stores at u O'Clock p H.. Sat
urdays excepted, from the LIST day of Nav
until the lst day of September.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
of the Atlantic and French Broad Valley
Railroad Company will be held at Able.
vile c. II. on next Thursd.y, 4th Of May.
The Sunday School Convention Of the
pendlcton Circuit (M. E. Church) will be
held on the 18th and 14th Of May. A pro-
gramme of the meeting will appear next
week.
Columbia wants the Normal Institute, TO
be held for the white teachers in August.
Let the State Board give her the Institute
for the colored teachers; that will do for
Columbia.
Some the citizens in Varennes to- ynship
have driven stakes in the ground along the
public roads for the purpose, we understand
Of keeping the candidates out of the culti-
vated fields.
o"'y ~ 'u.S' vi tuc clty IeSiStereu III cir
names with Clerk of the Council for the
election to be held next month on the sub
scription to the s. V. R. r. Our voting
population IS about 375.
Mr. J. r. Tucker, in the upper edge of
Abbeville county. has two acres and a half
Of oats from which he expects TO harvest
two hundred and fifty bushels. He sowed
ten bushels on the patch.
Capt. J. NJ. Erskine of Hopewell town.
ship, says he can show the finest horse colt
in the county next Saledav. Or he is will
ing 10 treat the man to dinner at the hot ell
vino can show finer one.
A colored female preacher from Spartan
burg is carrying on q revival in the colored
las been crowded every night, and q great
eligious excitement prevails among them.
The members of the Temperance Division
Will have sociable after the meeting on
next Thursday night. 1t is expected that
refreshments for the occasion will be furn-
shed by contributions from those vho at.
i, The third of the series of lectures under
he auspices of the Y. NJ. G. A. will be de-
lvered in the Methodist Church to. morrow
hight by Rev. T. P. Bell. His subject will
'e The Pcssimist," and those who 90 NAV
'1pect literary treat.
At the meeting of the Grand Lodge, X. of
L.; IN Columbia last week, Mr.. J. ID. Max
yell, of this city, was elected Grand Guar.
nan. nan The Lodge PAS invited to hold its
,eAt annual meeting at this place, but it
'eclded to go to Aiken.
1t Is earnestly desired that all the mem-
,ers OF .oberts church and congregation
mould be in attendance upon the services
!. 4. mat place next Saturday and Sunday.
~ sunday morning the ordinance of the
ora Supper will be administered.
Inc heavy rain on last Saturday was ac-
In several sections of the county
y hail, but fortunately there was not
nough OF 1t to do any damage. In the
oWer part of the county some of the stones
.easurea hve inches in circumference, and
tse or SIX miles above the city some of
'eh' were as large as guinea eggs.
Mls. q. f. Reed caught two hawks in
ne . day last week, and this is the way she
~ II A young chicken was confined un.
u er small trap, over which large one
;as SET, When the hawks came for their
snner n they were attracted by the chipping
! .ne chicken, and in attempting to catch
entraPped themselves. They were caught
parately. On Monday last another one
as caught In the same way.
\ Next ext Saturday is the day appointed by
le directors of the 8. v. r. r. for the ap-
ointment by the citizens Of the several
'rwnshlps subscribing to the capital stock
sald Company of delegates to the Stock
1uers I, Convention, to be held at Lowndes-
re ;I' on the 10th Of May. The meeting
IA oe one OF great importance to the en-
Prise, and all of the townships should
represented by their best men.
we regret to announce the death of Miss
sSie Sloan. which occurred at the residence
ner mother, Mr.. Mary Sadler, in this
y, on last Thursday, after q painful i'll
sss OF several weeks. She was in the 21st
ar OF her age. aud xvaa q most excellent