The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-08-07

LOCAL NEWS.
G. @. LANGsToN, LOCAL EDITOR.
The Primary Election is just two weeks
off.
See notice in another column of pock-
etrbook lost.
sWhat a friend we have"-in the can
didate about this time.
with the beginning of August the sea-
son for. killing deer opens.
Note the change. in the advertisement
of Messrs. Means, Cannon Il Co.
Read tho new advertisements Of Mr.. A.
B. Towers. They win prove interesting.
Several OF our young men attended the
Hartwell lGa.) Camp Meeting last Sun
day.
enlisted for the War, in the Masonic
Hall next Tuesday night. Be sure to at
tend.
Miss jamie Counts, Of Bamberg, $. G.,
lis in the city whiting Miss samuella
, Brown. -.
Beautiful moonlight nights now. Nice
time for courting couples to swing on the
front gate.
The County Commissioners have an
important notice elsewhere to Road
overseers. Read it.
f. Good country -four, ground from new
wheat, was offered for sale in the city last
Monday at five dollars barrel.
Parties who contemplate buying cot
: ton Gin should read carefully the adver-
tisement of Messrs. Sullivan d Bro.
Two candidates are announced this
week. Mr.. A..W. Todd for County Com
missioner and Mr.. T. J. Webb for Audi
Z tor.
Lime water is said to be preventive
!, of cholera in chickens. Try it by keep
ing q small bag Of lime in the water
trough. O. O.
Those candidates who have not yet
supplied themselves with tickets for tho
Primary Election should do so at once.
Send us your orders.
Mr. John Cstlestttt,, wife and daughter, OF
this city, have gone to sAsheyille. N. G,.
where they win spend several weeks with
Z friends and relatives.
Married, by Rev. Mercer King, at his
own residence, on Tuesday, July 10Th,
1884, Mr.. John y. King and Miss Essie
Tribble. An Of this County.
An account Of the opening exercises Of
the Wiliiamston Female College reached
ms at liza. m. on Wednesday, which was
; too late for insertion this week.
Survivors OF the 18th Regiment attend
ing the Re. union at Walhalla on the 2lst
inst, win be passed over the G. q g. r.
r. at two cents per mile for the round
trip.
The Cotton Plant for August is on our
table, and, as usual, is replete with inter-
esting reading m after. It is published at
Marion, 8. G., at the low price of 60 cents
year.
Which IS the worst evil to society, the
scandal monger or the subject Of the
scandal? It is about an even race be-
tween them-with Charity leaning in
favor Of the subject.
Our young friend, Rev. John 8. Matt-
son, made his first effort before our peo-
ple in the Methodist Church last Sunday
night, and acquitted himself in very
creditable manner.
We acknowledge the receipt Of an in
yitation to be present at the list anniyer-l
sary of the Richland Volunteer Rifle
Company, OF Columbia, which takes place
on tomorrow, 8th inst.
Mrs. Cynthia saylors, wife Of the late
John Saylors. Of Craytonyi1le, died at the
residence OF. her son, Mr.. Isaac Saylors,
in this County, on Monday evening, 2sth.
July, aged ninety:one years.
The appointments of Bishop Howe Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church are as
follows; Anderson, Sunday, September
IA; Pendleton, Tuesday, September Is;
Seneca, Thursday, September '18.
Fourteen persons joined the Baptist
Church in this city last Friday afternoon
and Sunday morning. They were bap-
tised in Rocky River last Tuesday morn
ing by the pastor, Rev. T. P. Bell.
Mr.. A.:W. Elrod, Of Garyin township,
willplease accept many thanks for nice
treat Of apples and peaches. Some ofthe
peaches were as large as we have ever
seen, weighing about three quarters of a
pound each.
The series ofmeetings, which have
been conducted by Rev. Dewitt Burke
head at Midway (Presbyterian) Church
since last Friday night, closed on Tues
day night. Twenty-four accessions were
made to the church.
The Little Workers Missionary Society
will have ice cream for sale this (Thurs-
day. afternoon, at S o'clock, in the skat-
ing Rink Hall, on Depot street. lsmem-
ber the time and place, and patronize the
Little Workers literally.
4 -
Cheering reports como from all sections
OF the County in regard to the growing
crops. It is said by many that the cotton
=. ~o,o;,;,,r. ;,,ot porv than r.