The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-07-24

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Mr.. J.B. Hockaday, of Greenville, who
looks after the local Offices Of the South
ern Express Company, was in Anderson
last Friday. Ofcourse, ne found every
thing all right in the Anderson office,
which is efficiently managed by Mr.. r.
L. Keys.
County Chairman Latimer asks US to
saw that the Democratic Clubs would do
| we'll to heed the injunction of filing list
of, their memberships with the Secretary
On or BY the 1st Of August. If this is not
done the Club may not be admitted into
the Convention.
Governor Richardson has appointed
Col. J. D. Maxwell Deputy Supervisor OF
Registration for Anderson County. Col
Maxwell will receive his commission 10
day. aud will at once be ready to issue
registration certificates to th''so who are
entitled to register.
Rev. r. C. O'Dsll has just closed a good
meeting at Willis Chapel, on the Pendle
ton Circuit. There were thirteen acces
sions to the Church and abrut twenty
conversions. Mr.. O'dell is doing good
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with his congregations.
Sunday night heavy rain fell IN the
city, and Monday evening there was con
siderable fall in the temperature. the
thermometer getting down as low as Go
Fires We're built in many residences, and
during the night blanket or heavy
! quit felt comfortable on a bed.
Hartwell (Ga.) Snn: Eve learn that the
people Of Anderson County, S. c., have de
termined to send Rev. ]. r. Earle to the
Legislature. He is q good. capable man
and will make q splendid Representative
MIR. Earle represented Franklin County
in this State many years ago, in an accep-
! table manner"
At the last meeting of the Toney Greek
/ Democratic Club, resolution was adopt
ed expressing the thanks of that Club to
Messrs. Murray, Prince and Wardlaw for
their services in securing for 30 many Of
our young men the right to certificates OF
registration. By their services they add
about six hundred Democratic voters to
Anderson's roll.
Wednesday morning negro man, en-
| gagged at work on the water works, met
with serious accident He was assisting
in putting up the standpipe, when piece
of the pipe, weighing 1900 pounds, fell
upon him, badly crushing his left leg be.
low the knee. He received prompt alien
ton, and the physicians fear that his leg
will have to be amputated.
Sheriff Bolt received telegram Tuesday
announcing the death of his sister, Mrs
Emily Webb, wife of Mr.. G. L. Webb
which occurred at her home in Pelzer
Tuesday morning MIS-. Webb was Al
years of age, and leaves husband and six
or seven children to mourn her death.
She was good woman, and her friends
will hear of her death with sorrow.
Mr.. Henry Bailey, of Laurena County,
on his way home from Montgomery, Ala.
He went to Alabama some time ago to
collect some money, but he failed in his
efovts, and not having any means, he
was forced to tramp home. He said he
| had been on the road two weeks, and
seemed to have stood his tramp well.
The pulpit of the Presbyterian Church
was occupied last Sunday by Rev. John
It. McBryde, D. D., of Marshall, Texas,
who is now visiting his mother in Pen.
dleton. His sermon was exceedingly inter.
esting and eloquent, and his many old
friends were pleased to hear him and greet
him. Dr. McBryde will preach in :he
Presby terian Church next Sunday morn
Ing.
A commission has been issued by the
Secretary Of State for the organization in
| this city of the Anderson Ginning and
Manufacturing Company, the purposes OF
which will be the operation of q ginnery, q
| cotton seed oil mill and fertilizer fac.
tory. The capital stock will ha S., 600 in
shares of $50 each. The corporators are j.
J. Fretwell, P X McCully, ]. l.. Glenn,
w. G. Watson, l. r Watson and j. S.
Fowler.
Messrs John and Will Bolt, Lewis Alb.
ercrombia and Will. Milford spent last
Friday night seining in Seneca River at
Trotter's Shoals, and succeeded in catch
ing 443 fish, one of which-a blue cat
measured three feet and four inches In
length, and weighing III pounds. This
big fish was exhibited in the city Saturday,
and many of our citizens say it is the
largest cat fish that has ever been caught
in the Seneca.
The card of Mr.. r. s.. Ligon, one of our
live grocery dealers. which appeared in
the INTELLIaENCER last week, no doubt
attracted the attention of every one OF our
readers. He has fitted up a new delivery
wagon, and now delivers goods free to his
customers in any part of the city. He
handles the best of goods, and. his prices
ara remarkably low. Give him a trial
order, and we venture you will 90 back
and give him another order.
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! Another new enterprise has been devel-
oped in Anderson, and will be in opsla-
| tion by September 1st. 1t is Steam
Laundry. Messrs. R. A.. Mayfeld, j. S..
Fowler, r. 8. Ligon, ]. r. Vandiver and
J. M. Cathcart, as corporators, have ap-
piled to the Secretary of State for COM
mission to organize the Company, with a
capital of 50, 800 all ofwhich has beer sub.
scribed. A laundry is something that has
been needed in Anderson long time,
and we predict for it a good business.
Protracted meetings are now being car.
ried on in seyeral Churches in this County,
and others are soon to begin, and we hope
to SEQ during this summer = genuine revi-
val of religion, and better feeling among
our people. We cannot afford to neglect
the cause of the great King OF Kings and
66peCC .LO prospect ho 10 Poutau6 oleo q
big blessing upon US, but if while receiv-
ing it We turn our backs on Him may we
not expect disappointment? He is the
God OF this world as well as the God OF
Heaven.
An advertisement of the Williamson
Female College appears in another column,
and we direct especial attention to it. The
fall session of the College begins Septen-
Der 10th. This institution ranks as one of
| the best in the South, and is growing more
popular every year. Its course Of instruc-
tion is thorough and complete, and when
q young lady secures adiploma there, it is
something to be proud Of. Parents having
daughters to educate should write to DR..
Lander, the accomplished President, for a
catalogue.
Anderson County will bo entitled to two
beneficiary Cadets in the South Carolina
Military Academy this fall. A competi-
tive examination will be held by the
County Board on September 11th to decide
who will get the positions. Applications
for information and forms on which to
apply for permission to appear before the
Examining Board should be made to Gen.
Johnson Hagood, Barnwell, 8. G., before
1st September. Read the advertisements