The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-05-04

tons and evil influences Of nj. -,
"i'nout the wholesome inauenc. ~ Vl.u -,
women. "ueiNe OF the
.ne trombone septette is the name ~ .
ne" oand organized in this city Inc, ,.a,. ~ =
being composed of seven exne,,sn"., sesA, 81 !,
pfaciced musicians. They have n., Ano
new set OF silver instruments, and prns
:. -. Won Haa1eln Is the president and IL,
rector OF the band. While tho bsnd - ~
Organized for the pleasure of theindiv,ara, ., :,
nenioeis' 1t Is nevertheless quite an add;
ton to the attractions of our city, - au''
a new schedule on the G. & G.R.R
went into effect on Monday, bv which - .
g. connection with the passenger trains On
sne ar Lane are established, which is a
~, gnea' convenience to the tra Yelling public
ne Gown passenger now p.sse, this n,,cs
az ILL a. m. and the ~ rs,senper a. a On
p IN. The special accommodations tr.;~
between this place and Bolton Is continued
ahu ieaVes Belton at 1915 and arrives a.
AhoerSon at 1, and returning leaves Ander.
BON at A.l6 and arrives at Bolton at In
many respects the new schedule "a n oro,.
Improvement on the old, and eyerrhodv 4.
well pleased with the change %
We print on our first page this week m
interesting article from the Cbar,os,o.
"eeAy Ner'. giving an account of the I'M.
tortant part McGowan's Brigade acted in
tne desperate fight on the 10Th OF Mov
i7o4, ct the "Blocdy Bend" near snotsy,'
wanna q. II. Col. J. N. Brown. of Ande,.
son' was in command of the gallant r.;
gaze during the most OF the memorable
oattie, and to him more credit is due than
F." any other one man for the brilliant re.
cord made by the Brigade on that occasion
Ihere are many of our readers who vero
actors In that days scenes and will read N .
article with interest.
The lecture of Rev. T. P. Bell on Fr,do,
night was attended by an appreciative an.
a'ehce' though a small one and although
ne spoke for nearly an hour he had the
closest attention Of every hearer. His sinh.
Ject, The Pessimist'- universal fau,t.
hnder-was ably handled, and our ONLY re.
get Is that few pessimists with whom We
hhppen TO have an acquaintance were not
present to get the full benefit of the d;s.
course. The next lecture will be delivered
by Rev. w. NJ. Grier, D. D., of Due West
Portions of this county were visited last
thursday afternoon by considerable storm
G. ":ad, rain anu nail, which came from n
northeasterly direction. The storm UNA
heaviest about the Bowling Green neigh.
oorhood, between this place and William.
ston' where the lands were SO badly washed
as TO render second planting of cotton
necessary in some cases. The damage to
the wheat and oats by the hail was also
considerable, while large number of trees
were blown down in the forests. Four or
hve miles this side of Belton the lands wer @
also badly washed. AT one time the clouds
were very threatening at this place, but they
blew over, precipitating only a heavy rain.
We erred last week in saying that last
Saturday was the day for the election of
delegates to the Stockholders Convention
of the S. V. r. r. Company to bc held at
Lowndesville oil the 10th inst, Wednesday
next. Next Saturday, the 9th inst, is the
day appointed for the election by the Board
of Directors. We presume. however, that
delegates elected last Saturday would be
admitted into the Convention, provided
there were no opposing delegations; but to
avoid the possibility of trouble it would be
we'll to hold meetings again next Saturday
and reappoint the delegates chosen last
Saturday in the townships where meetings
were held.