The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-03-23
RkIEF MENTION.
Mr. A. +. Hubbard has put up new and
handsome soda fountain nc" ana

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Inc beiton Township Singing Conven.
tlon VIII meet at Big Creek Church IN O..
urday and Sunday, the 25th and oath inc,
Appointments of the Y. NC. A. for nov ,
sunday To conduct the afternoon meat;na
John w. Todd; Poor House conn,,,ae
ii. G. scudday, f. l.. Clark.
we are indebted to Messrs. Moss g. Touv
Tor sample box of the Unicum selc1;a,t
ing Cigarette. They are made Of GOOD to
bacco and produce pleasant aroma v
Married, in this city. on Tuesday even.
,ng' 2ist instant. at the residence of Mr. T.
I. ii. Nance, by Rev. w. II. Kiuc NJ
"m mcdukin and Mrs. Mary NJ. Isbell.
Mr.. NJ. B. Arnsiein has returned from
ms northern trip, and the New York Cash
Store is receiving q handsome stocL ~
shows. "'
AT rail-mauling on the plantation ~
Mr.. t. I. Wakefield, in Garyiu towr.h;,
on the LIST of March, 90 hands split s ooo
rails enough to build 700 panels Of fencin.
eight rails high.
The farmers in Anderson county who
nave prospered are those who have alwavs
raised their own corn and meat. and t,ose
VINO will prosper hereafter will be tboso
who do likewise.
There will be no preaching in the Bantist
church next Sunday, as the pastor will
preach at church in the country bv nm
polntment of the Executive Board of tho
Saluda Association
Alex. Brlce, Sr., died at his residence on
itch Mountain, in Oconee county. ON the
9th instant, aged so years. He was we'll
known in the State as the leading Rcpubl,-
can of Oconec county.
Inc corner stone Of the PRESBYTERIAN
church, which was cut into some time oyo
by vandals, will be replaced TO-DAY. and Il
is to be hoped that no villain will be found
mean enough to molcst it again.
Miss Amanda Moore died at the residence
OF her uncle, Mr.. James Wooten. of the
FORK, on Monday afternoon, after an illness
OF some time from consumption Buried
in the Townville Baptist graveyard.
The work of laying the track of the An
gusta & Knoxville Railroad progresses sat.
isfactorlly, and will be completed to Green
wood in three Of four weeks. Trains now
run regularly to Bradley's, Sc miles from
Augusta and IL miles from Greenwood.
Col. A. Pope, General Passenger Agent
OF the Clyde lines of Railroad, states that
his roads will issue round trip tickets to
persons wishing to attend the meeting of
the Southern Baptist Convention at Green
vile at five cents per mile-23 cents each
way.
M!s. Elizabeth Gilbert died at her resi-
dence in Fork township on last Saturday
night from paralysis, with which she was
stricken down about six weeks o. She was
about 20 years old. Her remains 5cre in
TERED In the Baptist graveyard at TOWN.
vile.
Our friends in the country must not for
get that this is candidate year, and that as
general rule candidates are fond of fried
chicken. About the time fried chickens are
ripe candidates will be blooming. Some of
them will be little verdant but mono the
less patriotic for that
We had the pleasure of q call on Friday
from Col. James A. Hoyt, of Greenvile
who was looking hale and hearty The
Colonel publishes one of the best religious
papers i'll the Souih-thc Baptist Courier
and we are glad to know that it is gradually
increasing in circulation.
We would direct attention TO the new
advertisement of Messrs. Andrew & Pre-
vost. They are supplied with full stock of
spring goods, and will take special pains to
please their customers. The Champion
Reaper and Mower, for which they are
agents, is popular machine and meets
with large sale.
Next Saturday is the day on which the
survives of Company "C'' Of the old Pal
metto Sharpshooters are requested to meet
at this place to consider the organization Of
Survivors, Association and OF having q
reunion Of the Company sometime in the
summer. All the survivors should be on
hand.
Prof. J. II. Carlisle. LII. D., of Spartan
burg, President of Wofford College, will
deliver lecture before the Y. NJ. C. A. of
thi place OH Friday evening Of next week.
3lst instant, on the subject of Character.
Prof Carlisle is a fine lecturer, and we
have TO doubt the people Of Anderson will
give him full house.
There is no establishment in the up -coun
try more deserving Of the confidence and
patronage Of the public ut large than tho
McSmith Music House, of Greenville. Mr..
L. E. Norryce, the enterprising business
manager, knows how to keep his business
before the public and to make every move
enrich his exchequer.
Mr.. John l.. Williams, formerly Of this
county, but now of Hamblen county, Ten
nessee, advertises for sale two we'll i'm
proved lots in the town OF WILLIAMSON
Here is a good opportunity for investing
little surplus cash in one Of the most de-
lightfui towns in the up-country. For paI-
ticulars, see advertisement.
1t is extremely disgusting to people of re-
finement to see man sit IN church with
quid of tobacco in his mouth and continu-
ally splitting on the floor or against the
wall of the house. The Lords house is no
place for indulging in such filthy habit,
aud the sacredness Of the place, il nothing
else, ought to be restraint to tobacco
chewers.
The Ladies' Store is as popular as ever,
and the splendid stock of spring and sum-