The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-11-01

News reached Anderson on Tuosa,v -,
Mr. Carson \. Young, who hn, Ssna{ Ssnm{ 'iiat
employ OF MIR: {. A. Reed, in ,l,;s c;,w -. 'iie ~
Tue capacity Of sewing machine ,Da;t eol ~
saTSfai years past, died in Greenvi1Io ~. 49,,
on last Monday night. Mr.. Younv ihaS haSS
1eeh suffering from n severe case nfe ;,,,, ."''
uice, ana ieft Anderson few weeks .yn ~,
n.sit MS brother in Greenyille, thinfiry
inaPs, the change would be of benef, {"
hesrtsd um H. lie was a clever, generous.
We are requested to announco ,h,, ,,,o
installation OF Rev. r. G. Ligon ss no.,ns .ns
Q, ROBERTS Church has been appointaJ ~. w..
t,resnytery to take place on SATURDAY b4.
toi, r me 'hlra sabbath in November. THO
'In, IT,mWins ministers were appointed To con-
"-s.'r ''Iu TT SERVICES Kew. Messrs d. t. Fri.
c!son, II. {. Fennel and J. t. Marin ,rha
communion, which was 70 take rlonc ., tho
tirN sabbath, is postponed until The th;rd
i,npGt',i. pa preaching OH the first Sabbath
MT. ALISON l.angston, highly respec,ed
c,.izeI o, this County, died at his residence
sEui niiies southeast Of this city, on last
"uhuay morning, after an illness of nb M
Two months with dropsy, aged CO ve,r.
TOT more than forty years he waa consist.
eht member Of Meals Creek Baptjst Chnrch
anu lu Ior the past twenty five wears n Deacon
MT. Langston was one among the few smr.
yi'ors III tins County Of the Florida war
ne was an upright, honorable gentleman
anu Ills friends will regret to hear of his
NWeati, W'm nis remains were inferred in the
real ;m ~, 'teek Churchyard on last Monday
IN the presence Of large conconrsn ~
friends, Rev. w. III. King conduc,in" ths
| funeral services '''e
The cadets of the Anderson Militsrv
Acauetny nave received their uniforms
when are quite pretty. On last Friday
afternoon they had their first dress naraJa
ON the Court House Square. unIer no,'
mand of Captain Foster Fant who has
Deen drilling them for several weeks past
we were agrecably surprised to see what
progress the cadets have made i'm the short
Tune they have been drilling. Some of tho
hei" movements, especially, were well exc
cuted. Quite a number OF ladies turned
our 10 witnesS the dress parade. The Young
america C"rnct Band furnished music du-
rinS the parade. We say three cheers for
the Anderson Military Academy II is
destined to become one of the most pop-
uar schools in the State. fOf
"Reminiscences by Il. +. Perry, cx.tioy.
crhof OF South Carolina, is the title of n
! recent hook Of sketches OF :; number OF!
| thrii ,'ch W 'Hc distinguished author.
Inc book is prcfaccd by short sketch OF
the life OF Gov. Perry by his son, DR.. Hext
NJ. Perry. Of Philadelphia, and is an ex-
cGedingly interesting volume, Containing
valuable sketches of the leading men Of The
authors time and acquaintance. Governor
| fcrry is one Of the most conspicuous and
honorable Of the historic characters of
South Carolina. He stands out as "A man
actuated thoroughly by patriotic convic.
ton OF duty, which he has never sacrificed
10 personal success, and his life cnriches
the examples of Cardinals great men. His
| BOOK VII! be Of interest and value 10 every
one who wishes to obtain short sketch Of
| South Carolinas leading men during the
past 1lity years, written by one who was
intimately acquainted with them. The
BOOK will be found for sale by Messrs. &.
w. Fant * Son, for scyenty-tive cents. 1t
ought to meet ready sale in this County