The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-07-29

against the Rocky Mountains.
VA. Chapman is offering the balance
of his summer stock at greatly reduced
prices, in order to make room for fall
goods. II you need anything in his line,
onr advice to you is to give him call.
Look out for his new advertisement next
week.
The following candidates are announced
this week: Senate, R. P. Clinkscales /;
House of Representatives, Col. ]. N.
Brown and j. G. whitfield; County COM
missioners, Jesse P. MCGEE, J. n. Jones,
W. F. Boatner, Thomas Girard and G. B.
sGilmer Auditor, T. j. Webb.
Our good friend, Mr.. J. T. Gassaway, of
Martin Township, has placed the INTEL
LIaENcER force under many obligations
to him by presenting us lot of fine wa
termelons and cantaloupes. Mr.. Gassa-
way gives us nice treat every year, and
they always highly enjoyed.
Last Thursday, whiferhunting in Coch-
rams bottoms, our little friend, Master
Joe MoCully, shot and killed . bluecrane
that measured six feet and four inches
from tip to tip. The bird was flying
when it was killed. Joe is a bright, mall-
.ly little fellow, and is an excellent shot,.
The Young America Cornet Band con-
template making trip to Greenville at
an early day and rendering the burlesque
opera .'Mr. Mikado." We bespeak for
the boys liberal patronage from the citi-
zens of the Mountain City. The enter
tainment will afford good, solid half
dollars worth of amusement.
List of letters remaining in the Post
office for the week ending July 2sth:
Sam, Dickson, Marshall Dickson, Bunton
Ellis, Mamie Graham (2), Press Gary,
Green Jenkins, NJ. G. Kraft, Anderson
Morris, Jennie Moss, ]. a.; Robinson ~,
Daniel Sweet, Mrs. M. F. Wakefeld,J.
w. White, Mrs. Sarah Willimon.
Tickets will be on sale at the c. & G. r.
R. depot on the 3rd and 4th of August TO
Columbia and return for S6.S5, good for
seven days from date of purchase. The
Democratic State. Convention and the
Summer Meeting of tho State Agricultu-
raj Society will both be held in Columbia
next week, and these rates are made for
the benefit of delegates and visitors.
The advertisement of the R. H. Jones IL
Sons Manufacturing Company, of Car
tersville, Ga, appears in the INTELLraEN-
GER. Mr.. w. B. sadler, who is we'll
known to a number of our citizens, is q
member of this firm, and any orders en-.
trusted to them will receive prompt at
tention. They put up substantial, relia-
BILE vehicles, which they sell at low prices.
Bishop Howe has been compelled to
Withdraw his appointment at Pendleton
on August Sth. He has been appointed
by the Presiding Bishop one Of the conse-
craters of the Rev. DR.. Weed to the Epis-
copate of Florida. This conservation
takes place on Wednesday, August 11th.
He will preach and administer Condrma-
ton at Anderson on next Sunday, Au-
gust 1st.
Honea Path Plcmdealer: 'The Metho-
5dists will commence protracted meeting
here on the first Sabbath in September.
The pastor, Rev. G. II. Pritchard, will be
assisted by the Rev. j. W. Wolling, of
Anderson, and others. This promises to
be one of the greatest religious meetings
Honea Path has had for many years, and
we hope there will be full attendance
from the beginning to the end"
Alta meeting of Rock Mills Democratic
Club last Saturday, it was decided to hold
another meeting on Saturday, August 7th,
at 10 o'clock a. H., at which time all the
candidates are cordially invited to be
present and address the Club on tho issues
of the campaign. The members of the
Club are urged to attend and to bring
their dinner baskets. The meeting will
be held at Providence Camp Ground.
The Sunday School and Farmers Club
pic mic to be held at Carswell Institute on
next Saturday, promises to be very large
ly attended. Maj. Whitner has been
invited to attend and address the Club in
the afternoon with the other candidates
for the Senate. We will try to give our
readers next week synopsis of these
speeches, that they may get the views Of
these candidates on the issues of the day.
The regular quarterly Communion SER
vice will be held in the Presbyterian
Church on the third Sunday in August.
The pastor will be assisted by Rev. J. L.
Wilson, D. D., of Abbeville. Services
will probably be held on Friday night
and Saturday morning preceding. Rev.
DR.. Burkehead will arrive in the city on
Tuesday following, and the meeting will
continue for week or more. Both these
gentlemen are able, eloquent divines, and
1t will be treat to our people to listen to
their preaching.
On last Sabbath Rev. T. P. Bell preached
an able and beautiful farewell sermon to
the Anderson Baptist Church, and on
Monday afternoon removed with his fam
lily to Richmond, Va, whittier he goes to
assume charge of the position of Assistant
Secretary of the Foreign Mission Board
of the Southern Baptist Convention. Mr..
Bell is fine scholar, and clear thinker,
whose services in this position will doubt
.--s be of great value to the cause of
Foreign Missions. His many friends in
Anderson rejoice at his promotion, and
wish for him the most unbounded success
in his new and broader field of usefulness.
Mr.. Bell is most excellent and accom-
plished gentleman. and leaves us with the
admiration and love of our community.
A Gard.