The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-07-31

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friends during his stay in our mi ast.
Do not forget that Democratic Club, No.
1. meets in the Court House Oh Friday
evening at o'clock, and the Young
Mems Club is requested TO meet at the
same time and place to consider the mu-
nicipal election. Every member of these
Clubs should endeavor to be present.
Mr.. ]. n. Berry, of Greenville, s. C., is
in the city, for the purpose Of Introducing
the Eagle Mechanical Telephone in our
midst. Several of these telephone es are in
use in Greenville, and they have given
entire satisfaction. They are a great con-
yenience, and no doubt Mr.. Berry will
succeed in putting up number OF lines
in: Anderson.
The Department of Agriculture desires
to make full exhibit at the New Or
leans Exposition Of every water power
for sale in this State. If the owners of
these properties will assist in this matter
it will doubtless prove Of great benefit to
them as well as to the State. For partic-
ulars apply to Col. A. P. Butler, Commits
sioner of Agriculture, Columbia.
The friends of Mr.. J. D. Maxwell will
regret to learn he received fall on last
Monday afternoon while wrestling with
friend by which both bones of his right
leg were broken near the ankle. His in.
juries received prompt attention, and,
though very painful, are getting along
very well. He hopes to be out again
soon.
A young man fresh from College called
on lady recently, and being asked by the
servant what name she should give her
mistress, replied "Amicus," (the Latin
word for "a friendly The girl hesitated
for a moment and then asked, "What
kind of cuss, sir7" The young collie
gian then gave his name and resolved to
stick to English thereafter.
We have received 8 beautiful picture of
the Southern Exposition, which opens at
Louisville, KY, August 18th, and con-
tinues until October 25th. The view is
Of the main building, which is one of the
largest Exposition buildings ever erected.
It covers thirteen acres of ground, and
will be lighted throughout by FIVE thous-
and electric lights.
Note the change in the advertisement
of Hill Bros. These gentlemen have re-
moved their drug store from their old
stand in the Broyles building to McCul-
ly's corner, in the store room formerly
occupied by Messrs. Smith q Co., where
they will be pleased to seq. their old
friends and customers, and sell them any
thing needed in their line. Give them a
call, and don't forget their removal.
Greenville Neps, 25th inst. {: Matthew
J. Davis, the young white man who kill
ed negro named Stephen Austin, in
Anderson County, on Wednesday of last
week, was brought to this city yesterday,
accompanied by his counsel, Messrs. 81.
G.. Scudday and E. W. Long. Davis ap-
peared before Judge Fraser and made
application for writ of habcas corpus.
The writ was granted. and he was re-
leased on $4,000 bail for his appearance at
Court"
List Of letters remaining in the Post
Office for the week ending July 18th:
Thomas Anderson (col.), Fannie Bailey,
Warren Brown. R. s. Brown, w. 81.
Chamblee, Jno. c. Donough (coI.), Will
liam Done, Laura Earl, Meakley Griffin,
Arabella Johnson, Isabella johnson, Mrs.
Ella Kay, Noah Little, Mrs. Katie Lit:
mond, G. A. Overcash, Allen Piney, Ad-
die Rice, Henry Sebron.
The friends of Col. 4. P. Tribble will.
be pleased to learn that he has 80 far re-
covered from his recent injuries as to be
removed to his own residence. He is
able to walk about and is now out of dam
ger, though not yet strong. He will not
be able to stand any exposure to the sun
or violent exercise for some weeks yet.
1t is gratifying, however, to know that he
has completely recovered so far as only
to require prudence for short time in
order to regain his usual health.
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment Of the Anderson Military School
which appears elsewhere. We need not
commend the accomplished Principals to
our own people, for their qualifications as
teachers are too well known, but we
would remind those parents in distant
sections who contemplate sending their
boys away from home to school that they
could not find better institution Of
learning than the Anderson Military
School. Write to Messrs. Ligon & Reed
for catalogue, which will give terms,
particulars, &c.
Mrs. Millie Junkin, highly respected
lady of this County, died at her residence
in Rock Mills township last Monday
morning, at the advanced age of ninety
five years. Mrs. Junkins had always re-
sided In this County, and was fully ac-
quainted with Its history. She was an in
telligent lady, and retained her vigorous
mind until her death. She was men,
Der of the Baptist Church, and died the
death of the righteous. Her remains
were inferred in the Mountain Greek
Churchyard ON Tuesday.
Associate Grange, No. l, will meet with
Bowling Green Grange on Saturday, 9th
of August next, at 10 o'clock a. m. Sub
jects for essays: 1st. "The farmers Help
and Hinderances." ."-Essayest, E. M.
Rucker. End. Improvement of Stock"
-Essayest, A. B. Bowden. Delegates !:
Deep Creek Grange-Wm. Davis, A. B.
Bowden, M. B. Mays; Sandy Springs
Robt. Burns, Jos. Major, j. B. Douthit |;
Town Creek-W. L. Bolt, G. C. King, J.