The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1886-09-02

thsyonng ladies wish them a pleasant
sojrn.
4 J..J. Baker has temporarily moved
hiSock of goods into the Broyles block,
jubelow the postofice, where he will be
.plbed to have his customers call. His
iolstne-room is being repaired and re-
J meled.
hr Williamson correspondent was in
! cdr last week in stating that Mr.. A. L.
IKE was the President of the Pelzer
!, Blk. Capt. E. A. smythe is the Presi1
de Of the Bank and Mr.. Blake the act
ipcashier.
) h interesting protracted meeting closed
J aMt. Bethel Church on Wednesday of
! 1t week. FOrty-three converts were
4 Ide during the meeting. Rev. B. Hays,
J aisted by Rev. R. w. Burts, conducted
d meeting.
mr.. John r. Zachary, of Pendleton, has
i'd upon nrtable copy of the Pendle.
4 IN Messenger, printed in 1922. 1t is
sur-column paper, size 11x1S, and was
] ablished weekly, at $500 per year, by
bhn Miller, ST. Since its day vast inn
soyement has been made in journalism.
Il Mr.. S. Brafman, an: extensive clothing
manufacturer, OF Baltimore, has rented
I he stooreroom formerly occupied by Mr..
II. B. Benson, and will in a few days open
eut an elegant line of clothing and gents
furnishing goods. Mr.. Brafman has sew
lral branch houses throughout the South.
Ne extend him welcome to Anderson.
IlWalhalla Courier s'There is great deal
t talk among the citizens Of our town
nd county about the building Of line
4 railroad. from Walhalle to Anderson.
ia Westminster and Townville. This
1ute is the most practicable one in the
Hedmont, running through scope Of
csuntry almost level and crossing but one
large water recourse"
|. Greenvills Negs, 18th ult.: Yesterday
afternoon while little Ida, ven-year-old
daughterief w. w. Keys, was playing
with some children in the yard Of neigh
Dor, she fel and. broke her left forearm.
DR.. Maxwell was called in and set the
broken limb, and the little girl is doing
finely. The same arm was similarly
broken in Charleston last April"
The Postmaster General is introducing
for sale atythe principal postofices "The
United States Letter Sheet Envelope"
unique device for correspondence through
the mails. It is combination in one of
aietter sheet, envelope and the new post
age stamp of the denomination of two
cents, bearing the military portrait Of
General Grant. They are especially
adapted for use when travelling.
Z The me-. Bethel Debating Society is one
of the: most fiourishing institutions of
Martin Township. On next Saturday
night the Society will debate the Prohibi-,
ton question. The Prohibition side will
he represented by Messrs. W. F. Pruitt,
John Parker, Vim. Saylors and-B. F.
Duncan; the Prohibition side by
Messrs. L. A. Parker, J. Fl. Pruitt, John
saylora, John Pruitt and B. Mitchell.
The public is invited to attend.
Y List Of letters remaining in the Post
Office for the week ending September /:
Willis Bowles, Mrs. Cornelia Carpenter,
Miss Georgia Colonels, Capt. j. w. Ers-
kins, Just Jones, Moses Johnson, Miss
Jane Jackson, Miss Susie Latimore, Wad-
ington Newell, Miss Mendia Powell, Jas.
T. Rice, Gaines Rocker, REV. Timothy
Smith, Milton Stewart, Mrs. L. j. Thorn
ton, ]. Calvin Williams, S. "A. Wright,
Miss Marnary Waitfield, Miss Lou Whit
ner, Whitlock g. Ethridge.
Many q child goes astray, not because
there is grievance at home, but simply
because home lacks sunshine. A child
needs smiles as much as the flowers need
sunbeams. Children look little Ibeyond
the present moment. II a thing pleases,
they are apt to seek it; If it displeases,
they are apt to avoid it. If home is
place where faces are sour and words
harsh, and fault-fnding ever in the as
cendant, they will spend as many hours
as possible elsewhere.
By reference to an advertisement pub
lished elsewhere it will be seen that An
derson County is entitled to two benefi-
Charles in the State Military Academy at
Charleston. This is an excellent opportu-
nifty for two et ous worthy boys to receive
an education, and they should take ad-
vantage of 1t. Applications should be
made at once to Gen. Johnson Hagood,
Barnwell, sc. The local Board of Ex-
aminers for this County consists of Profs.
w. ]. Ligon and ]. NJ. Lander and DR.. P.
A. Wilhitc. This Board will meet on the
18th inst. to pass upon the applications.
The friends Of the Carolina, Cumber-
land Gap and Chicago Railroad are now
trying 10 obtain by private subscription
100000 with which to grade the road from
Aiken to Qroft,s mills, five miles, and re-
sair the grading already done toward
grenton. 1t Is desired to place 100 con-
7icts at work by tho lst of October. and
]; is estimated that it will not take more
;aan five months to complete the work 10
.;lrenton. When that point Is reached
they will receive $1,000 more, and when
:sdgefield is reached s25,oo0 more. It is
estimated that 1t will cost $4,000 per
month to carry on the work.
The following is one of the rules OF the
Marion County Democracy: I'm case any
voter shall vote for only one candidate for
the House of representatives, said vote
shall count only one-fourth of vote for
said candidate. 19} cage he votes for two,
then his vote shall count one-half for
each, and in case he votes for three, then
his vote shall count three-fourths Of a
vote for each. The same rule shall apply
to candidates for County Commissioner
when only one or two are voted for, ex.
cept that when one is voted for it shall