The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-08-06
bisiEf MENTION,


hisiEF MENTION,
yncty.six is to have Stock Show or
~ tho 18th inst.
~ infant son Of Mr.. Anton Rodd,
,;:h in tho city last Tuesday.
Sow is most opportune TIME to lay IL
,onr Winters supply of wood
THO County Commissioners have two
~ ;mnortant notices to contractors in this
q issue.
urs NJ VanWyck will open her school,
:, ibis city on lst September. See adyer
tisement.
@ rant. John II. Allen offers reward for
Tho -cturn of Shepherd dog. See adver
tiscn:ont
rmmerson's Bridge, over Rocky River,
has been condemned by the County Com
missioncrs.
Don't let yourself be imposed upon by
Tho belief that all the fools arc dead yet
= They are not.
I'VE invite tho attention or those afilict
ii with disease to the advertisement o
"a ilr. \. ]. Newell.
MFR. \. Is. Sullivan has presented Us
with a basket of large, luscious grapes
: q for which we return thanks.
Miss Della Keys, who has been visiting
hor sistor Mrs. John Hall, in Alabama
returned on Tuesday afternoon.
By applying to the Chief of Police. our
ciii2ens NAV obtain lime and copperas
~ FREQ Of charge, to disinfect their premises.
Mr.. W. C. Sherard, of Monterey, callod
t,..t Sntt} r1oyT ,ot
mr. nbspntb prevented tbs from greeting
% him.
ii nh, Young ladies OF the Exochean So
cic,v will serve ice cream at the Seminary
buildings this (Thursday) afternoon, at {
o'clock.
Mr. w. w. Keys, of the Baptist Courier
,,reenyille, $. c., has boen spending the
ss mast week in the city with friends and
relatives
Hon. II. G. Scudday has been added tc
~ the list Of speakers announced to speak
M at tho New Hope Sunday School Pic Mic
y ss' OH the l4lil inst;
AIS Ella Beatty, the efficient Postlnis
tho city visiting the family Of her uncle,
~ Mr.. c.. s. Beatty.
- An Infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gossett
's of this city, died last Tuesday morning
and was inferred in the Presbyterian
81 cemetery that afternoon:
Last Friday afternoon lightning strucl
tree on Mr.. q. T.. Browns lot on South
H. McDuno Street. and killed fine hog,
which was standing near by.
Mr.. c. A. Reed is having another story
90 added to his cottage on Main St., and
when completed will be one among the
handsomest residences in the city.
s, The friends and familics Of those who
"a have been buried ut Meals Creek Church
Ia are requested to meet on Wednesday, 18th
inst, for the purpose of cleaning off the
graveyard.
List Of letters remaining In the Post
office for the week ending August 9th
- w. Y Corell, Harry Evans, Miss Hattie
3Garey, &. W. Gordon, G. Mitchell, Miss
= Ellen Nod.
Wo are requested tn state that Deep
5 !, Creek Grange will meet at its usual place
IS Of meeting on Tomorrow (Friday) morn
\. ing, ut 10 O'clock. A full attendance of
~ the members Is desired.
"a Cora Vashti, youngest daughter OF Mr..
= and ;1rs. 8. A. Whitaker, OF Varennes
IA Towrah hip, died last Thursday morning,
II aged about five years. Her remains were
.ttS llltPrTeu III luS graveyard flat ROCk
7 Church on Thursday afternoon.
y The Rock Mills and Centreville Town
se ship Singing Convention will be held at
- New Hope Church, seven miles South.
ss west of Anderson on Saturday and Sun.
~ day, 18th and 10th inst. Prof Il. !.
R Showalter is expected to be present.
@ Mrs. w. D. Beverly, wife OF Rev. w.
D; Beverly, formerly pastor of the Baptist
rnIN kI,ke l~Snk, y<cf
Texas, departed this life in that city at 5
o'clnck, on the morning CT the 9th, ult.
Her many friends will regret to learn OF
lis her demise.
In clothing, gents furnishing goods,
&c, Messrs. Smith & Co., are offering
rare bargains just now, in order to make
ruom for their Fall stock. When you are
in tho city call on them and see their
4 goods. Next VIC ok thoy will have new
: advertisement .n our columns.
Messrs. Reed Il Stephens have just
6uils very handsome delivery wagon for
Mr: n. ]. Collins, the baker. Mr.. Collins
IS displaying considerable energy sld en-
SRd0 sSdRsd ba J" BBsshps hs e ana s
iivers fresh bread at any hour in the day
IL 10 his customer.
A small cyclone passed through the
rdlH o""siy ItuT hOuDLaln CIe9k CnuICu
last Friday afternoon. It's track was
about one-half mile wide. Considerable
Iimbcr was blown down, anti the growing
crops badly damaged. Or some farms
ss4 me corn and cotton looked as If 1t had
been riddled with hail stones.
We hope that the teachers in tho Co,ln-
4 will be able to attouG the Normal In.
81 s!itute next week. Prof. Morrison, the
rnncipal, has had considerable sxperi.
enee In teaching. and has n reputation Of
= osng fine educator. All who attend
VIII no doubt feel that they have been
July repaid for their time, trouble and
s expense ~ -; =
Our young friend, Mack Holland Is
"a heeping bachelors hall and farming at
tne Browns Ferry place. Judging from
Outside appe earances, we put him down as
no. farmer. K It Is worth trip to bis
pace TO see his corn on the River bottoms.
aaSk is too clever q boy 10 keep bachelors
naii, and should form copnrtnership
with some fair maiden.
Asnnday. School mass meeting will be
seld at Mountain Creek Church on Satur-'
aay, 10Th inst. Messrs. j. G.. Clinkscale5
anu =. E Breazeale are invited to deliver
4 sunday School addresses, and Messrs.
Snonn B. Moore. E. n. Rucker, G. @.
a b;bii;Iss bn;hbiuiss and 70. b. Murray to discuss pro-
nn,Nn. m9,i!ion. Tho public generally and the
me,ehboring Sunday Schools especially