The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-07-23

Mrg. oafan " Speef died sS her homo
near X LoWndesvllfe, In Ahbaville County.
ilines, eyed 81 years. Mru. snesr s gaa ss,ng 9
sister Of Mrs. q. 8. Beatty, OF This c,ty.
and has many friends In this County w5n
win regret TO hear Of he- death. she
leaves Q husband and six children To
mourn her death.
Tho City Council shoula have tho
names Of our streets painted on neat
boards and nailed up at all the corners.
Inc boards would not cost much, and Il
would 90 great convenience In ioca ling
the .,nt residences Of our citizens. 1t would
would last long enough for eyeryhodv To
learn the names Of the streets.
Rev. L: G. Herbert announces in the
Soit,he'n Chriaian advocate that the Sandy
Springs camp Meeting will begin its ser.
day in september and close Tuesdav
morning after. Revs. r. d. Smart. w. II
Mlfton, j. ID. Frierson, j. G. Davis ]. "
Moliing, @. V. Barnes, l.. NJ. Morgan.
fietcher Anderson will be in attendance
The attention Of our readers is directed
10 W. A. Chapman's new advertisement.
ABOUT lst September he will move into
Inc store-room now occupied by III. r.
Arnstein, and rather than go to the trou.
oie and expense Of moving his large stock
OF GOODS, he will until that time sell
everything at greatly reduced prices for
cash. Don't put of visiting his store too
gain, ' " '''
Ellis Major, colored boy, while beth.
ing In Cochran q Burriss' mill pond. on
Generostree Creek, in Rock Mills Town"
snip, last Satu rday afternoon, was drown.
60. He got into deep water and sank be.
I0fe MS companions could reach him.
ms body was recovered two or three
honrs afterwards. Coroner Nance held an
iihquest over the deceased on Sunday, and
drowning.
The Atlanta Constitution says persons in
the habit OF ,gulping down immsnre
9raughte OF cold water several times a
9aX Wii, ase 1aet IN n danger; One drink Of water
couple of days. It Is suicidal folly for q
man to swill water two or three times be-
!ore breakfast, at Lis meals, and between
them and several times before retiring for
the night, to say nothing OF an occasional
oLink ;I1 when he wakes up. Such excess
constitution OF iron.
The Greenville News, Of the 18th inst
says: "Dunham's Bridge was on yester.
Gay received by the Commissioners Of
anderson and Greenville counties and ia
Deing travelled over. It Is undoubtedly
tho handsomest, strongest and best bridge
IN upper South Carolina. Its roadway Ia
| twelve feet wide, and it is as firm as The
ground, buggy driven over 1t at trot
falling to produce the slightest vibration.
IL Is guarded on both sides by iron rail-
ings so that run OFF Is impossible. and
Is good for fifty years."
The ladies Of Ebenezer Church, in Mar.
TN township, have arranged to have q
FESTIVAL on Friday, 31st inst, for the pur-
pose Of raising funds to repair the Church
and make some repairs on the interior.
The Festival will take place at the Church,
ana Will no doubt be most pleasant 90.
casion. Everything will be sold at tho
most reasonable prices. The object ia a
worthy one, and we bespea6 for the la
oles liberal patronage. During the day
addresses will be delivered by several gem
tlemen.
Last Saturday evening, about 7 o'clock.
during n thunder storm, Mr. Louis
Sharpe's dwelling house, ON Orr street,
one and q half stories high, with yerv
steep roof. The Lightning struck the
South side of the roof, tearing a large
hole through it and the ceiling, and came
out through the boxing under the eaye.
The boxing caught fire, and in few sec
onds every body was startled by the cry of
hre. The tiremeR turned out promptly,
but before they. reached the house the
fire was extinguished by few buckets of
water. Nothing in the house was dam
aged by the stroke. Mrs. Sharpe was att
ting on the piazza at the time, and she
was considerably frightened and dazed.