The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-06-14

| inc Anderson Building and Loan As,o
c'atioh mas obtained its charter, and is nou
ready 10 so TO work. A mec,p. nc u,l
stockholders will be held in ,hc ,,,,.
iouse in Anderson this (Thursday) morn.
ing at II o'clock, for the purpose OF or,on,
H'hS ana clectins officers for the rns,,iro
year. y full attendance of the stocLhoi
ders Is desired, us the meeting is n most
important one for the welfare Of tho Asso,
citation.
we are requested 10 announce that tl,,
sunday School of Asbnry Church non,
'ehtreViile Mills will have n nj, n;c nm
'a'uruay, 'oth inst. Messrs. ]. +. Brea.
Hea'e, L. b. Murray, III. G. Scudday and r
w. simpson have been invited to make nd.
uieSscs OH The occasion. The public gcuor.
"'iS are invited to attend. Everybody, oi
COURSE is expected 10 bring their basket.
heaViiy inienci with sometime, I, s,t;s,,
the inner man.
Hreat complaints exist rs TO the failure ot
une lNrELiLGEScER to reach its proper dcs
tinatIon. We have investigated ,ha r,ot.
s''' "'' can assure our readers that the
'a'ilt Is not Ill our office nor at the Andcr.
son Postotiicc. We trust that route operts
anu Iostmasters at the points where the
papers 'all to arrive, will help us to find
out the cause of trouble, or that there vii,
be no further trouble. Wiliamston Tony
'reck and Autun, have been the most un-
fortunate offices lately.
III this paper we print twocoumn ad.
vertiscment from John F.. Peoples which
should have the careful pcrusal of those
VINO contemplate buying cotton gins, feed.
ers, condcnsers, presses, cane mills md
evaporators, ETC., this Summer. The tcs,i.
monials and references printed in his ad
Vertscment arc enough to commend the
merits of his machinery; they are from the
pest men OF tile County. Mr.. Peoples has
had considerable experience in handling
machinery, and guarantees satisfaction in
every instance. BE sure to call on him and
learn his prices and terms.
| ihe Monument recently: erected by ti,c
ladies' of kcrslIaw County to the memory
OF their gallant soldiers who fell in the late
war VIII be unveiled in Camden on next
| wednesday with imposing ceremonies.
Nearly all of the State Volunteer Troops
Will be there to participate in the cercno.
MES The &. Il q. r. II. will sell tickets
on Tuesday, good to return on Thursday
from Anderson to Columbia for 1880 and
the S. G. II. II. will run special train from
Columbia to Camden and return OH Wednes.
day, the fare being about one dollar. This
| will make the fare from Anderson to Cam
| den and return about $500. A cheap trip.
Mrs. Lucy II. Pickens, the Directress for
the Mount Vernon Association for South
| Carolina, has appointed Mrs. +. Is. Murray
rs Dircctress for Anderson County to raise
funds for repairing the South Carolina room
| in the Mount Vernon mansion. 4 COM
mittec, consisting Of Mrs. w. W. Hum
phreys, Mrs. w. S. Ligon, Mrs. J G. Cum
ningham, Mrs. 81. l. Brock and Miss Jcflie
F. Edwards, has been appointed, and upon
conference decided to have an entertain.
ment to consist of charadcs and music to
raise Anderson's quota to this fund. The
entertainment will doubtless be pleasant
and attract good audience Due notice of
the OCCASION will hereafter be given.
MIR. Richard Bennett died ut his residence
i'll Williamson township on last FRIDAY,
after an illness of several months, from
consumption. Mr.. Bennett was a native
OF County Antrim, Ireland, having emil
grated to America some two years or more
al InIi !, ,st 4,
engaged US workman in Mr.. VIM. Nc.
Gukin's blacksmith shop until recently.
He was a steady and industrious young
man, and during his stay here made many
friends, who regret his death. lie was
member of the Presbyterian Church in his
native country. After appropriate funeral
| services. his remains were inferred in the
Flat Rock Churchyard on the day follow
| ing his death, in the presence of large
concourSc Of friends.