The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-08-20

Sta'es H military Academy at West Point
MT MI. John "A Towers. of this city, and the
On Gniy , re attire from South Carolina.
eighth Tie list. Mr.. Towers viii crade
uate next dmnlGr, and before that t;n,o
we venture that he will stand even hiehar
| in his class. 0n n's'ier
The election for Town Conpc;,me,, 70.
Honea Path, came off on Mondav jaS,
anu resulted in the choice of w q Smitt,
| lor attendant, and J. r. Callahan 7 n
nonald, A. p. Shirley and J. l.. Broci, for s
Mafdens; There were two tickets in the
| ue,G' P'G @ ana all passed off quietlv.-Honee
nlst OF letters remaining In the Post.
l once for the week ending August 10Th
NJ Ma. +: Clark, @ Calvin covington, Il. Gsniels,
Jones' J 1nh EIIeo nrR9y, ~, Mary Johnson, Moses J.
| Perry. Hezzy Pitts. Miss Alice pits
Lucy Sanders, col, Pink Terry. Wijlian,
Wilson, ALI. Whitner. '''"'"
| The City Council held its annua, e,ec.
tlon OF officers last Monday. Xii ,he oid
police officers, with the exception of M
o. =. BIackman, were reelected. Mr..
=; +. mckinney was elected I'm Mr.
blacknan,s stead. Mr. L. c. Whitner
vas elected City Clerk to succeed Mr.. w
0. brown, who declined reelection.
| Kev B. B. Sans, of Bluffton, 8. c. who
n III me CITY spending q few weeks with
Nev. 1. f. Gadsden, preached two inter.
esting sermons in Grace tEpiscopaD
| 'n I'm iast sunday morning and even
ths MIR. Sans is in the up. country for
the purpose Of recuperating his health
Me trust that his visit will prove bencfi.
T., last Thursday at Little River Church,
1 Comfy NJ
| OF this County. and Mr. w. l.. Youns or
| Abbevilie County, met with painful ac.
cluent, tho latter, 1t is feared, being fatally
hurt. ihey were riding together in q
buggy, when their mule became fright
ehea ana ran away, throwing both of
IL Is good idea now while farmers
nave comparatively some idle time for
mem 10 60 around among their neighbors
your farm with theirs. There is much to
learn by such comparison which will BEN
ent any farmer. 1t will deyelop new
lucas and show you where you can make
improvements ON your past management.
On the first page OF the INTELL1aEScEn
all advertisement of Whites Eve Water
appears Read it carefully. AS sore eyea
are prevalent throughout the County iust
| now, We advise those afflicted with the
atsoase TO give this medicine O trial.
Mcssrs. Wilhite ds Wilhite guarantee it to
cure every case. The writer has seen the
| medicine tried, and knows it will do
| everything claimed for it.
Last Thursday morning Mr. - Smith
anu Mrs Anna Darricott were coming
70 the city in buggy, and when nearly
opposite Mr.. L. A. Bells residence, on tiia
| Pendleton road, tho mule that they were
arlVing made sudden jump, throwing
Mr. smith out and painfully bruising his
lace. me mule started off at rapid
pace, with Mrs: Darricott in the buggy
ana the lines dragging on the ground.
She concluded to jump from the buggy,
| anu IN doing so met with a serious acct.
| uent breaking both bones of her left leg
at the ankle joint. The mule was stopp.
ed short distance down the road. Ms.
Darricott was brought TO the city, where
! she was attended by Dr. P. A. Wiihite.
The pic mic at Mountain Creek on last
Saturday was most pleasant affair, and
congregated several hundred ladies and
gentlemen. In the morning Interesting
and instructive Sabbath School addresses
wore delivered by Col. E. NJ. Rucker and
Rev. Mike MCGEE, after which the chair
man OF the committee Of arrangements,
Mr.. y. l.. Glenn, announced that there
would DO recess of one hour for dinner,
which had heen most abundantiv prenar,
cd and was most sumptuously served,
Aflor dinner the meeting was again called
to ordor by Mr.. Glenn, and speeches upon
the subject Of prohibition were made by
Messrs. l.. P. Smith and e. b. Murray for
and Col. l.. N. Rucker against prohibition.
At the conclusion Of the discussion vote
on the subject was taken and every person
in the house, with perhaps three or four
exceptions, voted in favor of prohibition.
There were none who voted against it.
It is with deep regret that we chronicle
the death Of Miss Carrie NJ. McFall, the |
interesting and accomplished daughter Of
Mr.. w. A. McFall, of Varennes Town
ship, in this County, which occurred on
Tuesday morning at the residence Of Mr.. |
Jas. w. Finley, in Greenyills where she |
was visiting friends. She had been sick |
but seventeen days with typhoid fever. |
Miss McFnll was Is years OF age, and |
possessed q most amiable disposition and |
q cultured mind. She was a member of
the Presbyterian Church in Greenville, |
with which she united last year while q |
student ut College in that city. The It'd |
ings of her death will carry sadness and |
sorrow to many relatives and admiring |
friends. Her remains were brought to |
Anderson and inferred in the Presbyte- |
rian Cemetery, after appropriate funeral |
services conducted by Rev. D. e. Frier-
son, D. D., on Wednesday morning, in |
the presence of a large concoursa Of the |
friends and acquaintance of tho deceased. |