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

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with Mountain Creek Church next Tues
day, 5th of August. s,s,s .E:,: i j.
There viii be meeting of the Williams
ston Democratic Club on Saturday, the,
i 9th, d; August, at 8 O'clock p. m.
Democrats, attend your Club meetings.
DON'T stay at home and then growl about
this party OF that running the Club.
He that cannot forgive others, breaks
the bridge over which he must pass him
self, for every man has need to be for
given.
K.you expect to vote atthe approach
ing municipal election, you should not
fail to register with the City Clerk before
12mto-day.
An infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
T. Hsynie, Of varennes township, died
on the morning Of the 9th inst, aged
four months.
Hopewell Democratic Club will hold a
meeting next Saturday afternoon, at 8
o'clock. a full attendance Of the men,
bers is desired. s
The Evergreen Missionary Society will
have ice cream for sale this (Thursday)
afternoon, at 5 o'clock, in the grove at the
Female Seminary. s:
We are requested to announce that there
viii be q basket picnic at High Shoals
next Saturday, End Of August. The pub,
lie are invited to attend.
We often wonder If man who receives
paper regularly for one, two or more
years, and does not pay cent on 1t, has q
conscience. We doubt it.
We are having magnificent weather for
drying fruit. We hope our people will
turn it to their advantage. Dried fruit is
great help all the year round.
Married, on the oath July, at the resi-
dence Of the brides father, by Rev. g. M.
Rogers, Mr.. E. B. johnson and Miss F.
M. Stone. All OF Anderson County.
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Married, on the 9th of July, at the
residence OF the brides father, by Rev.
g. M. Rogers, Mr.. J. NJ. Evatt and Miss
s. T. Welborn All OF Anderson County.
Various sections of the County have
been visited by copious showers of rain
during the past week. The crops had be-
gun to suffer little for the want Of rain.
Alta meeting Of the colored ministers
Of the Methodist Church of this District
at Greenville last week, it was decided
mot to have any Camp Meetings this year.
We are indebted to Mrs. ]. M. Erskine,
Of Centreville township, for basket Of
fine sweet potatoes of this years growth.
They are the first We have seen this sea-
5 SON.
Mr.. George P. Meredith has been ap-
pointed passenger conductor on the
main line Of the Columbia & Greenville
Railroad, in the place of Mr.. R. T. Smith,
removed.
It is said that our girls now have reg
ular code Of Irritation signals. When
the point of the parasol drags off another
woman's back hair tits asignal that there
is danger ahead.
MI. William NJ. Cooley, a prominent
and substantial citizen Of Williamson
township, received stroke Of paralysis
on Wednesday of last week which rem
,dered him speechless.
There win be picnic, under the aus.
pices Of Shiloh, Division, Sons of Tenn
perance, at Shiloh Church next Saturday,
End Of August. The public generally is
invited to attend. A pleasant day is an
ticipated.
Parents should see to it that their boys
are kept away from the fire engine when
the Company is out on the streets practic-
ing. II not kept away, one of these days
their boy will be brought home with
limb broken or seriously hurt.
The Normal Music School, of Bolton,
viii give concert on Friday evening, 9Th
of August, in the Methodist Church of
that town. Admission prices: adults, 25
cents; children, Is cents. The concert
will consist of choice selections Of music,
and those who attend will not regret it.
We would direct attention to the ad-
vertisement Of the Little Georgia Bar"
The proprietor is the sole agent in this
city for the sale Of Stone Mountain Corn
Whiskey, which is recommended very
highly rs a pure liquor. He also keeps
complete stock Of brandies, wines, cigars,
&c.
There are some folks just too tony and
high strung for anything. They can't
even descend to the common level Of pay
ing their debts,. telling the truth, or &C.
cording to others tho same rights and
privileges they want to enjoy themselves.
But the world still moves on, notwith
standing their existence.
In almost every village and town in
this State the municipal ordinances for
bid any hog pens in the incorporate linn
its Of the town, Besides being a great
nuisance, they are the worst places for
breeding disease and pestilence that can
be found. AS sanitary measure and for
the welfare of our people generally, we
think Council ought to have the hog pens
abolished from the corporate limits of the
city at once, at least until the Summer
months are over. The health Of our peo.
pie is of more importance than all the
hogs in the country.