The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-08-09

doubt attract q large crowd.
The joint Executive Committees of the
Anderson Democratic clubs have appoint
Led the following managers to conduct the
County and Judicial primary election on
Friday, August 10th, to-wit: Club No. !
|-F. q. Brown j. Reese FAINT, Ralph w.
Brown Club No. s2-E. T. Cashin, r. Q.
Cunningham, W. Z. Robinson.
a very interesting and delightful reli-
gious meeting wsS in progress at Lebanon
Church the hole Of last week, being con-
Quoted BY tGe pastor, Rev. J. 8. Murray,
who was xssisted portion of the time by
|lRey. "A. Marshall. There were thirty
si1, additions to the Churc ch-twenty. nine
~ baptism and seven by letter.
The Greenyille Nsles, of last Tuesday,
says ..In Brnshy Creek Township, An
|derson County, last Thursday, Mrs. Mary
Gambrell and james Richey were married. J.
Gle unionswas notable by the age Of the
|acontracting parties, the bride being 65 and
the groom 76 years old. The Rev. Mr..
Hutchins performed the ceremony"
Our young fsisad, 81. d. Wilcox, Of
lGreenyille, spent aday or two in the city
|. last gweela Mr.. Wilcox is an Anderson
hoy, b6t for several years past has been 9
sksesfdent Of GreenviIle where he is engaged
with Mr.. A. Clarke in the marble busi-
mess. He is q worthy young man, and it
gives us pleasure to note his success
4 The man who refuses to subscribe to his
home paper, and yet borrows it from his
neighbor as soon as st leaves the press,
would drop: q nickle with hole in it in
| the contrib button box at Church, sigh be.
cause the hole wasn't bigger, and then go
kome and do without sugar in his coffee
|forasweek in order TO get even again.
We are requested to announce that the
Elders and Deacons Of the Piedmont
Association will hold their annual con.
ference at Mt Zion Church near Sandy
Springs, on Friday and Saturday, 10th
and 1lth inst. The meeting promises to
sbe an interesting one, and should be large
lys attended The public is invited to
attend.
Mrs. George Smith died very suddenly
at her home in Brnshy Creek Township
last Thursday morning. at I o'clock. She
complained Wednesday afternoon Of a
terrible pain over one eye, and at the hour
stated she died without any other symp-
toms appearing. It was supposed that the
pain Swas caused by the bursting of 9
blood vessel which produced death.
ON Thursday. August 23rd, there will
sbe alpic MIC at Cooley's Bridge, on saluda
River, TO which the general public is in
svited OF course, everybody will be ex-
pected TO bring their dinner baskets.
The young people Of the surrounding
country are especially invited to attend.
This IS q noted place fSr pic mics, and the
gatherings there ars always very pleas
ant.
Mr.. WI. Vapdiyer, Of Hopewell Town
ship. came h to see US last Thursday.
ME-. VanaiiTer has just recovered from q
long spell OF fever, having BEEN confined
to his room for about; four months. and
for several weeks his death was expected
at any time. He is one Of our best clti-
Gzens, and we, with his many friends, are
glad to see him on his feet again. We
hope It will be many years before he will
ever again need the services Of a physi-
clan.
Anumber Of the young men Of the city
met last Thursday afternoon and organiz-
ed q literary and debating society ,by the
salaction Of the following officers Presi-
dent, John NJ. Patrick; Yice-P President,
sR r. e. Ligon !; Secretary and Treasurer, T.
Isl: :Crsyton, Jr. Another meeting will be
held at Judge Cox'ss Office next Tuesday
afternoon at 8 o'clock, at which time the
organization Of the society, will be COM
pleted BY giving it q name, and the ap-
spointment Of other officers and commit
tees. The young gentle tlenien hope to make
success OF the society, and In the near
future to hi ave q nice hall, comfortably
furnished, and 9 supply Of good reading
matter. Ills a step in the right direction,
and we hope the young gentlemen will
receive the encouragement of every good
citizen.