The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-09-21

| Irn;o,, r ~. one was a member oi
unlon Grove Methodist Church wha,o !, vi vi
remains were inferred on Mondav ''e ofns nef
noon the funeral services being cnnduo,n ..i !,
py Rev John Attaway. ~'''''''eu
,rhur.,i,a. Evans came to the city last
,dnuiisuay "a with load of cotton. He s,ar,'
ed nome late in the afternoon onI t stal =
gong down the Osborn hin his s"u too,', mheit n
mules became frightened and ran 'a',. amo,. %
rie was thrown from the wagon with .m,:,
iorGe as to break his left thigh bona ~
~. bucket attended the unfortnnnto M. :,
ahu give him all the relief possbIe A, A.,
ia las. neconhts he was doing as well as coulI
mts. Eachel liddell Stevenson, relic, IF
~ nI ra !a;e .; n "a. Stevenson, died at her home
III Union County, Miss, on the o0,I, ~ V'i,e a.
gust last, in the Gjth year of her arr MrI
Daiene'isoi was Tor many years an e,ou.
Inaiy member Of the Presbyterian Church
o Sii @ ..aleS iour children to mourn her death
2he WAS tIe youngest daughter of Andrrw
>. Liddell, Esq, of this County, onI h,s
of her death. ''o'e' 70 near
MISS Emily !tnppoldt, of PcndIcton, died
:" pcii.ollitis IN Columbia on last Friday
niternoOn ut the residence of her co,,s;,;
Mr. H. ~ Emlyn. Miss Iiappoldt was nf
,eeh years OF age, and was "a daughter nf
hr. b. G. iIappoldt, formerly of eharlas
ION. her remains were brought TO Pendl..
Ton on Saturday and inferred on Sundnv
morning. a large concoursc of fri.nJs
anu acIuaintances of the deceased attended
the funeral services '''''''
"a ulspat from Augusta, Ga, To tho
nIiahta t,.rta Co'.sttuti0n, dated 18th inst. SAYS
he Augusta 4 Knoxville Railroad va:
1ormaIiy transferred to the officers of the
Iort Royal Railroad to-day. Tho two
a,,:, soads wiz DC run us one line hereafter. The
stockn0iders OF the Augusta e Knoxville
meet wednesday, the 26th inst, to confirm
sne lease. The road will be comp cted to
| Spartanburg as rapidly as possible Th"
Savannah Valley Road to Anderson viii
also he pushed forward"
The Greenvile Ncus of last Sunday s,rs
EARLY yesterday morning the Gin housc Of
James {. Shirley, five miles from Belton
caught ire. The interior Of the buildinv
with the lint and seed cotton was soon in .
biaze, but fortunately one of Cox d. Tay.
| ior IRE eXtinguishers had been placed in
the g!n. The steam was turne, OH and in
less man two minutes the fire was entirely
subdued. All escaped from the gin viii.
| 0ut injury except air Shirley, WHO Wa,
slightly burned about the face
The next Union Meeting of District, No
| !, Sniuna Association, will convene with
MI. Bethel Church Oh Saturday. 10Th inst
| The Introductory Sermon will he preached
| by Kew. Is. Hays and the Charity Sermon
| by Rev. J. S. Murray. Mr.. II. l.. CIiuk.
scales will read an essay. The Sunday
Schoo! Union will meet with the Mt.
Bethel School on Sunday morning at 81
O'Clock; An address will be delivered by
by Mr.. VIM. Il. Milford Every School
is earnestly requested to be represented.
The following are the Jurors for the Oc-
tober term of Court: w. J. brennan, ".
F.. Martini, b. L. johnson, John Agnew,
Golored, Edrew Cromer, Geo Riley, colored,
j.; H. Zachary, j. W. keaton, J.J. Vaughn,
VIM. w. Martin. Chas. Starks, colored, W.
II. Long ]. N. Willingham, A. X. Cox, J.
Alonzo Emerson, jas. J.. Geer, NJ. A. Cobb,
F. NJ. Bonds, +. NJ. Morris, j. NJ. Graft, II.
Is. Brock, John l.. Jolly, j. J. Stuart, II. A.
Archer, +. G. Martin, J. s. Beatty w. S.
Young; r. l.. Campbell, J. A. McAiiStcr,
w. /. Mattison, colored, J. V. Ozmint, w.
a. Chapman, VIM. I'ruitt, C. f. Harper,
L. Holland.
We are indebted to Mcssrs. Simpson,
Reid Co., the clever druggists at the Wa.
verify House Corner, for Il liberal sample Of
Lite, "Cyclone," Henry Clay" and Gen.
Gordon 1t IS impossible for us to decide
which is tho best, for they are all exquisite.
We venture that if eX-PreSidcnt Grant,
who is said to be the most inveterate cigar
smoker III the Union, were to visit Andcr-
son and sample any of the above cigars hc
would purchase box. Call on them and
try their cigars, and you will agree with us
i'll saying they are tit for a king to smoke.
The crowd in attendance at the Sandy
Springs Camp Meeting on last Sunday was
IL !, t,,rt, lnr..
vious occasions. Neither were there ns
many campers during the meeting Us for
merly. Rev. ]. w. Wallng, of this city,
preached very impressive sermon at II
O'Clock a. III. We are informed that the
order was good throughout the meeting
with the exception of on Saturday night,
when it was very bad. The authorities
have secured the names of tho rowdies,
and it is their intention to prosecute them. |
We hope it will be done. If few of them
were sent to the pententary for their con-
duct, we venture it would have whole |
some effect. People have no right to at
tend religious meetings and behave in such |
manner as to disturb the services or offend !
the sense Of propricty of the Christians |
holding the meeting.
The second rain of any consequence that |
weeks fell on last Monday afternoon and |
night. Other sections of the County were |
also visited with good rain. 1t has been
cloudy the greater portion of the time since,
and on Tuesday evening the indications |
were that II good rain visited portions of |
the County, though none fell in the city. |
We are informed that in some sections the |
rain was very heavy, and washed the land |
considerably. There was a large quantity |
of unpicked cotton in the fields, and we |
presume it was injured 20 some extent. !
Our farmers, however, needed rain to pre- |
pare their ground for the reception Of small !
grain, and great many of them had not
been able to get stand of turnips on ac-
count of the dry weather. The benefit of |
the rain, therefore, will more than compen- |
safe them for the damage done to the cot
ton. We hope our farmers will make good
use of the season and SOW all the small
grain and turnips possible. Every availa-
Bile piece of ground should be utilized. 1t
is not yet too late to sow barley patches for
grazing purposes. A barley patch, how
ever small, will be great saving to your
corn crib next Spring.