The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-06-08
BRIEF MENTION.


J., in the afternoons.
-, the new advertisements OF Mr.
IN, +. Peoples, Orr & Sloan and J. A.
Aniels
,,.; A. Todd is nominated elsewhere
Il .hs IxrELLrGENcgR as q candidate for the
sgslatare.
svo rec,,rn thanks to Capt. j. s. Beatty
~ %. S. White for baskets of carly
s,hes and to Mrs. B. F. Gsssaway for
\, s,,l very large beets,
nno;ntments of the Z. NJ. c. A. for next
.t.v. 10 conduct the afternoon meeting,
Il ~ rr.nk Mauldin; Poor House committee,
Z "a Daniels, j. w. Todd.
s,v ,,ri.d. by Rev. D. G. Hardin, at the
1;den,c OF the brides father, Rev. G. NJ.
,nsers AIr. A. NJ. Rogers and Miss L. l.
,ogsrs. both Of this county.
sThe County Treasurer's collections for
l. .m,nth of May aggregated $1,000. OF
Ib;cs amount 1850 was State and county
~ Ies and 81. $50 was railroad taxes.
& Mr.. B. F. Gassaway dropped in to see us
Saturday. lie says there are no Green
G,,ckers in his section, and that ali good
hen will remain loyal to the Democracy.
8 Mr. John NJ. Mcconnell has bought the
hterest of Mr.. A. T.. Moss in the confec-
aonary of Moss & Tolly. Tolly & Nc
$onnell will be the style Of the new firm.
4 The attention of the voters in Hopewell,
yilamston, Varennes and Centreville
bvnships is directed to notice from the
superyisor of Registration published else
ihere.
= The County Treasurer has been author
he'd by the Executive Committee of the
Board Of Directors of the Savannah Valley
Railroad to receive taxes for that road
gi!hout the five per cent penalty.
y There will be meeting of the Pendleton
Democratic Club on next Saturday after
laoon at half past three o'clock. Several
speeches may be expected. Mr.. w. w.
Russell is also expected to be there.
4 Visitors to the cemeteries should not
sluck flowers within the enclosures. They
Sre planted there to beautify the resting
Slaces of the dead, and it is desecration
u the sacred place to disturb them.
] All persons who have paid taxes on their
logs should call at the Office of the City
CLERK and get metal check, given free of
sharge, and secure it to their dogs collar.
Otherwise their dogs are liable to be killed.
1 The Piercetown Democratic Club will
neet at Piercetown on Saturday of next
geek, 18th inst, at 3p. IN. The Club will
Se addressed by James Mullikin, ESQ.,, an
zged and honored citizen Of the commune
j.
There will be a Sunday School meeting
y Flat Rock church on the afternoon of
She third Sunday, at 8 o'clock, at which an
address will be delivered by II. G. Scudday,
ESQ. The public generally are invited to
5ttend
] The programme for the Saluda Sunday
Schoo! Institute, which will hold its sixth
annual meeting at Belton on the 18th, 14th,
18th and 10th days of July, has been issued,
and presents quite number of interesting
:ppcs for discussion.
4 The special meeting in the Baptist church
SS!osed last Thursday afternoon. Seven per-
sons have professed conversion and one
Plher has been restored to membership.
ghe ordinance of baptism will be admin
5fsered in Rocky River on next Saturday
morning
The great saving of labor that is effected
py the use of grain reapers is plainly shown
~ The rapidity with which the grain crop
+ being harvested. A gentleman living
pear town harvested in one day last week
Fourteen acres Of heavy oats, using the
champion reaper.
Mr. ]. J. Baker and Mai. A. r. Broyles
pave purchased Mr.. G. A. Reeds stock of
pelchandise, excepting buggy materials
Fau VIII conduct II general mercantile bus
ihess at the stand now occupied by him.
pr Reed will remove into his building
pear the railroad cut, and continue his
business there.
Mr. John A. Towers left OH Monday af-
ttsmoon for West Point, to which institu-
t,on I, lie has received the appointment from
pms Congressional District. Should he
Pass The examination and be admitted, he
fril not be at home again for two years, as
!.adets only have one furlough during the
|oar years course.
w. K. F. Diver. the energetic and sue
sa'ul machinist, has been shipping en-
Snes, threshers and other machinery from
IL c''y OF Anderson to Greenvillc, Spar
snou'e' Columbia, Augusta. and even
SaVannab. That is what results from n
i've man doing business in live city on
A' through line of e great railroad.
w. T. a. Hudgens, of Honea Path, met
pun considerable loss on last Sunday
p,snl .,an by the destruction by fire of his
O,eS nv ana barn, with about 125 bales of
I.etn nay and some oats. The origin of
- Aie Is unknown, though tho attending
r.uuistances = indicate that it was the work
\ an incendiary.
ly;,. T,s' Elizabeth Mitchell, wife of Mr..
/. I Mitchell, died at the residence of
Va, husband, in Martin township, on
i. Aesoay, oath ult., in the 10th year of
y aee' Mrs. Mitchell was for many
hr.,. s member of the Meals Creek Baptist
H.h., her remains were inferred in Mt.
80; cnurchyard, after solemn and i'm
psS 80 ',,, funeral services on the o5th by
FeV Mike McGee.
Dd 's' s.,: josephine Cashinc, an accomplished
,ha .S'imaole lady Of Augusta, Ga, died
,nc residence of her son. Mr.. f.. IT.