The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-10-04

s snn me god watch WAS found on his NO ~
,, so,. ne nnd been trying to dispose nf ,,o
watch ior $40. II is thought thar Jonas s;e &c
u" escaped murderer from Georgia. ''''' .
d,,a.,; Mrs?Es. \ o. Farmer & Bro. have a pow
StncL .,te'lsht ns n ~ this issue. Their Fall
SOCK OF dry goods. boots. Shoes rr,,c.r;'.' 81
Mc.: mas been received, and they cnrJiaI,,
invite their friends to call ami 500 ,i'o,?
ai'c learn how cheap they can bnu ~, ,
So"iS. lhey also desire those ow;n", ,a', 49,,
'or supplies to call and settle imn. .j;,t"r,
Messrs Orr ( Sloan will have a n.w al,
,, nvia,sr1ncht IN the next issue. In III.
meantime II You need anvthinr il ,h,;r
iIrc give them call. Their s,orE of dr,'1 e,'.lF
lh9'Icihes, fancy goods, &c. is always MI
;rh ana 'iicir prices are as low as the lnwn.,'
incy Keep a big stock of cigars and ,,,,,r
the State. W "'s SUI" III
AZ The last regular mectin, of A,dor.,,,
DIVISION, No. |, Sons of Temneran~e IE'a ,h.,
ioilowlng officers We're elected to serve the
ensuing quarter w. T.. J : N.,,i. ~.
W. A, j. Nj. Hubbard; Il. s.. G. G. Jamn
sion; A. X. s., +. W. Brown. If + (
~: \; broyles Treas. A. b. Towers Chan
II. ". Hcldday; Con, l.. p. 8 nth A T.
=, W: Ray |. S., Robt Baker; @. s.
N'''A SNOti.
ne isev: ). Ware Brown. pastor of the
Methodist Mission at ParksyiIIc CIart's
Hiil, Modoc and Plum Branch. has Lately
attended the Sandy Springs Camp MeetinS
~ emerson County, and reports that the
Amuerson reol !e responded literally To- Lis
I'i,,hs IIo'iic,'all1hs Tor pecuDiary assistance TO
oul!u up ms Charge on the lire Of the An
gtsta and Knoxville Railroad Ei1,n,IJ
-idrertiscr. ''''"'"
we were gratilied TO notice while travel
Iis II, me Eastern section of the County n
icm Gays ago that the farmers there were
plantations the grain has come up, and the
s1ana rs said TO be better than usual If
the farmers in other portions of the County
are sowing aS much grain as the farmers
are OF the Eastern side, we do not feel n hi,
uneasy as to the condition Of the County
noxt year
=, BOWMAN Roberts, cOlored, who lives near
i1onea Path, was in our Office on last Mon
aay. lie is 81 years old. and has been liy.
ing III this County for more than liftv
years but had never before visited this city.
He"!nan was former slave Of Mrs. J. M
Duhiap, with whose husband he is still
lI'lng. lie is an oldtime common. sense
darkey, and has always had the respcct and
confidence of his white friends
The annual convention of the Woman's
christian Temperance Union of South Car
olina will bC held in Spartanburg from the
10Th to the 21st inst. Every auxiliary
Union i'll the State is expected to send del.
egates, and representatives from every tenn
perance organization are cordially invited.
The railroads will sell tickets ut the rate of
i've cents mile for the round trip. Dele
gates Will he entertained by the ladies of
Spartanburg.
why don't you feed that dog?" was
asked Of All old negro the other ,lav.
why doan feed him?" "Yrs, why don't
you feed him. why doan | feed my
ser? Use as hungry as de dog is, and sides
dat hes got dc vantage oh me. He ken go
out an pick up piece oh meat an 90 'bou:
his business, an de white folks doan saw
nuthin' but eff picks up suthin' to eat, din
wants ter slap me in Jail, seh A niggah
amt got de chance oh dog, nohow.'
Frank, only son Of Mr.. and Mrs. b. j.
w ilson, died at the residence of his parents
i'll this city OH last Tuesday morning al(er
brief illness with whooping cough, aged
about five years. After appropriate tuner
al services, conducted by Rev. j. S. Muir
ray, his remains were inferred in the BaI-
list cemetery on Wednesday morning. The
parents have the sympathy Of hos, Of
'''S'oS III Wis SitS III iheIf bereavement.
From the Pickcns Sentinel Of las, week
we learn that Mrs. Mary Amanda Boegs,
wife of Mr.. B. +. Boggs, Of that town, died
on Monday night. 2ith inst, after pro
tracted illness. She was most excellent
lady and u consistent member Of the Meth
0dist Church for a long time. She left n
husband and three children to mourn her
death. Her many friends in Anderson
County will regret to hear of her death.
A serious cutting uiTray occurred in Fork
township on last Saturday between two
young white mon named Geo. Tcasley and
Eliab Webb and negro named VIM. Nor
ris. Our informant states that Teasley and
Webb got into difficulty with Morris on
Friday about some trivial matter. and that
on Saturday the two former went 10 tie
latter'S house and renewed the quarrel.
They endeavored to get Morris to come ont
of his house, but he refused. They then
went in and beat and cut him in horrible
manner. Teasley and Webb have been
lodged in jail Since the above was put in
type. we learn that Morris is in very crit
ical condition, and not expected TO live.
The Union Meeting of District No. .,
Saluda Association, was held at Shady
Grove Church, in Belton township, on last
and Sunday. Having gone over
in that section of the County on visit OH
afternoon, it was the Locals
pleasure to attend the Union on Sunday.
The meeting was largely attended, and the
exercises of the day were quite interesting.
The morning was devoted to hearing re-
ports from the various Sunday Schools in
the Union and to addresses from Messrs.
Nj. +. Mitchell, J. w. Poore and others.
In the afternoon Rev. G. NJ. Rogers
preached very interesting and impressive
sermon. The next Union Meeting will be
held with Meals Creek Church in Decent
Der. We were told that it was one Of the
most pleasant meetings the Union has ever
held, and doubtless it will result in much
good. Tho singing throughout the day by
the choir, which was composed Of both
ladies and gentlemen, accompanied by an
organ, was very fine. Shady Grove Church
is situated in that old, historic place, CAL
houn, which is one of the prettiest sections
of the County. Near the church the old
school house, in which Senator Brown, Of
Georgia, and other prominent men received
their first instructions, is still standing, and
is perhaps one of the Oldest in the County.
The Circuit Court.
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