The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-07-16

she paas session, dhfeli sIa,,ys that the
lhsll non had uI,oE its re tudents.
s,,si;fs,,,s gGsn sompnm entaty I tt! ~ &c. Tho
sssIs.ion saen'ts. is undsr The CHA. - 81 fan able
head, end Is succeeding admirably.
Abbeyille Medium: "Calhonn uam,,n
wan down from his home in Anderson
last Saturday, As usual he drove fine
STOCK. III anything, he had better horse
Dandy his horse, q ane dark Iron .erav M
kentucky bred, and o fast trotter. In our
opinion he Is the best horse seen In Abhe.
vile In many days"
Mr.; Michael Rurts died at his home
,,eui. .eal aonea Faith last Sunday, after an ILL
ness OF O few days from diarrhea. at tho
advanced age of SO years. Mr.. hurts was
an upright, honorable man, and in his
Death the County has lost a good citiyen
n ne was Tor years o faithful member of
broadmouth Baptist Church, where his
remains were inferred ON Monday.
The Sunday School at Carswell Inst, :.
,,a iate VIII have basket pic mic on satur.
day, 25th inst. Messrs. j. r. BfeazeaIa
!. y. Clinkscales, G. +. Tolly, L. p. Emiih
ana Rev. j. NJ. Lander have been invited
70 70 address the School on the occasion.
me public is Invited to attend. Each and
q. INV "ho ullGuuS IL eXDeCfn1 tn
bring their baskets well filled With some.
thing for the inner man.
Mr Joab Hall, former citizen OF An.
aerson County, died at his home near
,...c cc." Ala, on the 4th inst, after n
egad opieI iiiIness ai OF congestion OF the bowels
brother OF Mr.. w. S Hall, of this County.
and has many friends and relatives here
VINO Will regret to hear OF his death. Ha
moved from this County to Alabama in
1901, and has ever since resided there.
There will be reunion Of Comnarv II
OTIS Regiment, at Honea Path on the
18TH day OF August next. All the sur.
Vivors, with their families. are earnestIv
requested to be present A cordial inyi-
tauon Is extended to the public to attend,
ana every one will be expected to bring
their dinner baskets. Addresses will be
aenVered by Judge j. g. Cothran aci!
Hon. John B. Moore. The OCCASION viii
no doubt be o pleasant one.
we are requested TO announce that in
ADDITION to the speakers announced last
week to address the Sabbath School Gel
Messrs. B. Frank Mauldin and r. W.
SimpSon are also invited. The CeIebra-
lion Will embrace the schools of Salem.
Hopewell, Trinity, Six. and-Twentv. San,
dy Springs and Lebanon, who will ioin in
bask ct pic mic. A most pleasant occa-
sion Is anticipated.
MIR. w. y. Dean, who resides IN Yaren.
nes Township, Is ono OF the best and most
progressive farmers in the County. Ha
has q six-acre fold OF cotton, which is
just five weeks old, that is attracting the
attention and admiration of every passer-
by. A neighbor of Mr.. Deans brought
us an aVafOna QfaCtr h.
Monday,, and says, for its age. it is the
finest cotton he has ever seen. The stalks
are very heavily fruited, and will AVERAGE
over three feet in height.
An interesting protracted meeting is in.
progress in the Baptist Church In this
city, conducted by Rev. w. T. DerieuI Of
Spartanburg. Interesting services are held
daily at 0 O. m. and S.45 d. M, and 40 far
four persons have united with the Church,
and others have eYinced an interest in the
meeting. Large congregations are attract
ed 10 The services to hear the sermons.
Mr. Derieux Is an able, fluent and poll
ished speaker, whose clear and in
cisive sermons cannot fail to interest and
impress those who hear him. We trust
the meeting will accomplish O good work
in Anderson.
The Angel Of Death has again entered
our city and removed from our midst one
OF Anderson's most lovely and aniable
young ladies, In the person Of Miss Mamie
A. Todd, who died at the residence of her
mother, Mrs. Jano e. Todd, on Wednes-.
day afternoon, 6th inst, after an illness of,
two weeks, from erysipelas, aged "a years.
Though 1t was known that she was quite
i'll, her death was sad surprise to her
large circle OF friends and acquaiutaucss
In the city. Her Illness was not consid-
cred serious until the day preceding her
death, and when tho summons came the
family could hardly realize that their
loved one had been called to that bright
world FHove. Miss Todd was most ex-
cel,er oung lady, and was possessed of
all tho. virtues that compose true wo-
manhood. In the family circle she was
the idol of the household, and in the
social circle loved and admired by all.
She was D young lady Of broad intellect,
with q cheerful, genial, disposition. She
was devoted and faithful daughter, @
kind and loving sister, true friend and
o faithful Christian. Last Summer Miss
Todd graduated at the Normal College at
Nashville, Tenn, and since that time had
been engaged in teaching. Since her
childhood she bad been an exemplary
member of the Presbyterian Church in
this city. Her remains were laid to rest
In the Presbyterian cemetery on Thurs.
day afternoon, after appropriate funeral
services conducted by Rev. d. E. Frier-
son, D. D., In tho presence Of O very large
cnncourse OF friends,