The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-07-26

uo'e upon oil kinds of machinery than he
has ever been. N'
lie ureehVille District Conference of ,he
methodist Church South VIII corv.ro 80
smith Chapel, in Fork township on nert
in'rsaay, Ind of August The Conference
~" continue III session three davs. and
u'up'ieSS be pleasant and interes,;,,
meeting. The people of the Fork vii, c;vo
tne delegates and visitors hearty and cor.
dial welcome WI
oh last Monday Constable w. A. Iat;
,ier' upon warrant issued BY Trial Justice
III. Acker, OF Donuldsvile, arrested Rich
owings and Wills Owings, two white mon
''s'ns III That community, upon charge
OF completely in the Ma'tox murder, which
was committed some three or four years
uso' we have heard none of the circum.
stances connected with the arrest.
Mrs Rosemond reict of the late John
hoscinond, died at the residence of her SON
Mr. John Rosemond, in Brusby Cr.et
township, In this County, on last Saturday
at the advanced age of Dinety-three wears
Mrs. Roseinond was for many wears nm nv
e"p'ary member of the Baptist Church.
III" was greatly esteemed and beloved for
her many noble traits of character bv those
who knew her
Constable passed through this city ON
tuesday III pursuit of some men who had
been engaged in riot ut Due West on I,st
Saturday. We could not learn any partic.
"'ars, lnrther thar that three men by the
name OF Bell attacked a man by the name
oi Anderson, shooting him in the head and
ihl'icting severe bruises upon his person
with clubs and brickbats. The wounds
had not proved fatal when the Constable
left Due West
Mr.. John brennan and a coIored man
named Jesse Williams brickmasons. en-.
gagged at work on Messrs. r. 4. Reid and
I. !. Simpsons building, OH Main street
leli from scaiold to the ground q distance
OF about sixteen feet, on last Monday after.
noon. Williams was not hurt. Mr.. Dren.
nan, however, was painfully bruised, and
has suffered considerably since his accident.
We hope he will speedily recover.
We are requested to announce ,la, Prof.
a. j. Showalter will sing at Bolton OH next
Saturday and begin the instruction of the
Musical Normal, the advertisement of
which appears in another column, on Mon
day following The members of the joint
STOCK association, which organized the Nor
mai, are requested to meet in Bolton on
Monday morning, ut 8 o'clock a. m, for
the purpose of transacting business per
tanning to the Normal.
The Lone Star Base Ball Club. of vii.
lianiston, were defeated in two match games
OF ball ut Greenwood on the 10Th and 18th
insts. by the Greenwood Club. During the
game on the 18th Messrs. II. X. Johnson
and }. l.. Anderson, of the Lone Star Nine.
while endcavoring TO catch fly ball. came
into collision. Mr.. Johnson being rendered
senscless and Mr. Anderson severely
stunned. At last accounts the wounded
gentlemen were improving rapidly
After drought Of from four to six weeks
this County, as far rs we can learn, was Wis.
tied by general rain OH last Tuesday after
noon. The farmers had become discour.
aged somewhat, on account Of the drought,
rs everything, except bo,tom-land corn
perhaps, was suffering badly. We think,
however, with copious showers from now
on the crops will make al average yield.
though it is fearel BY some that upland
corn will not make anything and that the
cotton crop is somewhat cut of.
Mrs. f. a. Reeve, wife Of Mr.. n. S.
Reeve and sister of our :ownsnlar,, Mr.. W.
F. Barr, died at the residence of her hus-
band, in Brushy Creek township, on last
Sunday, after an illness of about a year
with consumption. Mrs. Reeve was
most excellent lady. and her death is re-
GREETED by n host of friends and relatives.
She was 4 member of Pisgah Baptist
on the day following her death, Rev. D. w.
Hiott conducting the funeral services. She
leaves husband and five children.
Miss Ella Acker, third daughter of the
late Mrs. Mary c. Acker, died at the resi-
dence of her brother.in-law, Mr.. +. NJ.
Norris, three miles South OF the city. Oh
last Saturday afternoon. after an illness Of
about two weeks with typhoid fever, aged
sd years. Miss Acker was member Of
Flat Rock Baptist Church for about twelve
years, and by her exemplary life and kind
disposition had won many friends. Her
remains were inferred in the Flat Rock
graveyard on Sunday morning, in the pres
ence of large circle of friends and rela.
tives, Rev. l.. NJ. Aver conducting the
funeral services.
Several summers ago q bashful and rather
green young fellow invited young lady to
attend dance with him one night in this
city. The invitation was accepted, and the
couple appeared at the house. Alter dane
ing for sometime, 'greeny" saw his patt tner
sitting in one corner Of the room all alone.
Now was his chance. So he walked up to
where the lady was sitting and sat down
beside her. All we'll so far; but the BASH
fnl fellow was at loss for something to
say. He fidgeted about considerably, and
was sweating profusely. Finally, taking
hold of his wiltcd collar, he commenced
conversation thus: ITS powerful warm In
this room my shirts wet as it can be, amt
yours ?" His partner blushed, said moth
ing, but took another fellows arm for the
next dance.
Associate Grange, No. 1.
This organization will meet with Hun
ter's Spring Grange, at o'clock a: M, on
C,.hs afa fNr