The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-05-13


IMPORTANT TO THE LADIEs.-Have you been to
see Towers & BURRIss' beautiful stock Of Prints
and Ladies' Dress Goods? If you have not, We
advise all who wish to see and buY nice goods to
give them call. They are likewise prepared to
furnish everything in the housekeeping line
RELIGIOUS NorIcE.-We are requested to an
nounce that Rev. ]. o. LINDSAY will preach in the
Presbyterian Church Of this place on Saturday
next, at IL o'clock M, and also on Sunday morn
ing at 10k o'clock. The Lords Surrer will be ad-
ministered on Sabbath morning after public SER
vices.
A LIBERAL HoUsE.-The column occnped by
SHARPE s. FANr's advertisements shows that they
know the virtue of printers ink. Their stock is
really beautiful, and embraces everything usually
kept in frst-cass house. We commend them to
the continued favor of q generous public.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST CoMrA-
NY.-This Company, whose advertisement appears
regularly in the columns of the hteldgencer, has
opened department for the depouit of Savings,
allowing per cent. interest under che rules of the
late Charleston Savings Institution, which have
been adopted by this Company.
WATSON & Co.-When you wish to buy cheap
and elegant goods. remember where to find this
6rm who are always alive to the necessities of the
people, and keep constantly on hand a great yari-
ty and complete stock. Their supply for the
spring and summer has been selected with great
care, and is calculated to please the most fastidi
ous
ing of the State Musical Convention will begin in
the Baptist Church Of this place tomorrow Fri
day) morning. The public are invited to attend
WM. WALKER, Of Spartanburg, the wel1-known
musical author, is President of the Convention,
which is composed of delegates from various cOun.
ties, including teachers and professors.
The CHEAP ConNsR.-Everybody knows what
is meant by this expression, for the reputation of
SULLIVAN, MArrrsoN s. Co. has gone far and wide.
Their aommodious store has been recently filled
with goods, and they are determined to offer bar
gains TO their numerous customers. The ladies'
especially will find many attractions, but the
wants of the sterner sex have not been neglected.
W. F. BARR & Co.-Among the younger busi-
ness houses of this place, stand higher in the
public estimation than this firm, and none more
deservedly enioy the confidence and patronage of
the community. Their present stock of goods
will compare favorably with any other house, and
I'VE advise careful inspection, feoiing confident
that they will render satisfaction in both styles
and prices,
FRUITS AND ELowERs.-Ths is the brand of
celebrated Tobacco, manufactured by E. T. PILKN-
TON, of Richmond, Va, ants which is held in great
esteem BY smokers. We are indebted to Mr.. Ju-
Lrus RoFrE for a package, and take pleasure in
recommending it TO eur friends, He has large
quantity on hand, and rs the factory was de-
istroyed by FIRE last week, it may, be difficult to
procure o supply. Give. Mr.. PoPrE call, next
door to.the Post Office.
BLEcKLEY EvINs.-Both of these gentlemen
have been long and favoraty known to the cit-
zens of Anderson. Fair dealing, extensive expe-
rence and thorough knowledge of the peoples
wants combine 70 make :heio reputation stand
upon q solid foundation. 1t is with pleasure that
We invite attention to their advertisement, and
urge On early call at their store. Their stock was
purchased by one of the firm, and comprises the
the choicest variety and most elegant selections.
MEETING OF SELEcTMEN.-The meeting on Sat-
urday last, of Selectmen from the various town
ships, was largely attended, and was presided over
by r. N. WRIGHT, ESQ. No important meas
ures were determined upon We believe, and the
business was confined to nterchanging views upon
the township law, which is sore puzzle to many.
We suggest that the Attorney General ought to
give full Interpretation of its provisions, in or
der that others not learned in the law might OBJ
tain an insight into its mysterious workings.
HORSE sroLES.-on Friday night last, a small
sorrel-roan horse was stolen from Mr.. s. A. SKEL-
TON, four miles west of this place, under circum-
stances inducing the belief that one A. W. FAIN,
who has been confined in the jail of this county on
charges of disorderly qsnluct, perpetrated the
theft. Said FAIN is from Calhoun, Co., about six
feet high, weighs ITO or IFS lbs, dark hair and
eyes, and limps with one foot, from wound re-
ceived in the army. He has good address, and
talks Huertly. He was released from custody on