The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-04-22
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LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.

GRAND CoNCERT.-The villagers will be pleaseo
TO learn that Master FERDINAND CARR, the young
solo-violinist, will give concert in Masonic Hail
this evening. We hear the performance Oh thiS
musical prodigy spoken of in the highese terms'
and trust that full house will greet his appear
ance tonight For particulars, read the advertise
ment in another column
JNponrAST TO BoNpHoLDERs.-An advertise
rnent from the County Auditor furnishes important
information to such persons as have failed to make
retrns to the assessors of railroad bonds in their
nossession. The time for making such returns has
been extended to the lst of May, and all interes-
ted should give heed to the notice.
THE JURY L1sT.-According to law, the list of
persons from which jurors are to be drawn for the
ne1t,term of Court has been prepared and posted
OF the Court House. Objections to persons named
on the list should be presented to the Board, coz
sisinc of the Sheriff. Clerk and County Commits
sioners, and we would suggest that the list be ex-
amiued by all citizens visiting this place, and
where legal objections exist that they should be re-
ported on or before the 9Th day of May, when the
juries will be drawn.
EMpoRruM OF FAsn1oN.-Our fair readers are
particularly requested to read the advertisement
of FOWLER & McDoNALD, of Abbevie. These
gentlemen offer great inducements in the Millinery
line, and are prepared to fill orders promptly and
satisfactorily The announcement that Mrs JOHN
A. WIER, q lady of excellent taste and judgment,
and we'll known to many of our readers, will give
rpec;a, attention to any orders from Anderson, is
sufficient guarantee that patrons from this District
will be entirely pleased with their purchases. Mr..
JAMES w. FOWLER the senior member of this firm,
is IN old acquaintance of ours, and we take pleas
,,re in recommending his establishment to this COM
munity. A beautiful little specimen hat has been
received, and in behalf of the two-year old miss
for whom it was intended We beg TO return sincere
thanks.
TOWNSHIP ELEcrloSs.-The annual township
elections were heia on Tuesday, April 18th, as
provided by law. We annex the list of officers in
the various townships, as far as heard from:
Varexses.-John Wilson, P. A. Masters and D.
c. Howard, Selectmen; W. S. Hall, Town Clerk;
Milford Burriss, J. B. Simpson, S. A. Dean and
". IT, Watson, Surveyors Grief Tate, Constable
CsntrsrMe.-R S. Hill, j. C. Keys and D. NJ
Watson, Selectmen; NJ. L. Keys, Town Clerk; H.
s. Bailey, Surveyor; Eben Smith, Constable.
Ronea Path.-R. N. Wright, Geo. W. Cox and
James Gambrell, Sr-, Selectmen j. j. Shirley,
Town cserk; E. ". R. Nance, Surveyor; E. II.
Robertson Constable.
Pendleton.-James Hunter, James Webb and
Edmund McCrary, Selectmen; A. j. Siiton, Town
Clerk; Franz L. Sittoa and NJ. c. Dickson, Sur
veyors; James n. Duke, Constable
Brushy creek.-J. P. Stton. Vim. H. Mullikin
and R. T. Erod Seicctmcn; C. W. Smith, Town
Clerk; James Long, W. W. Scawrght, n s. Reeve
and L. Mullikin Surveyors; Charles Smith, Con-
stable.
Garyir.-F NJ. Glenn, James W. Welborn and
L.arkn Newton, Selectmcn; ]. P. Glenn, Town
Clerk; ]. Calhoun Newton, Vim. IL. Ford, Willis
Watkins and Robert Steele, Surveyors Jesse W.
Wardlaw, Constable.