The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-12-30
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Eea. W. W. Moodhas BEEN Fe-assigned as
paStGE@ the Methodist church at misplace
for aha euning year. We learn that the
f6isss6aiisewiil be fitted upfand ready for his
J. occubasey sool,, He VIII conduct services
on nex 6Ab6ath in his church.
On TussasS sa last the engine on the, Blue
Ridge tittiaon Of the g. 4 g. R. B., gave
out beswsen this place and Belton, from
which canse there was no return train in
tie enia,So,fining, and the evening train did not
ariye until so'clock at might.
,The Temperance Fair on last Friday night
sndsaturday morning was quite success.
We learn from the management that about
two hundred dollars over the expenses of
the entertainment were realized, and it is
thought this amount will be- sufficient to
furnish Temperance Hall in handsome style.
We are requested to state that Col. D.
Wyatt Aiken will install the officers elect of
Sandy Springs Grange on Tuesday next 4th
dJ&narJ, 1876, and will deliyeran address
supon agriculture on that occasion. The
ceremonies of installation will bemade pub
lie, and . cordial imitation is extended to
.the:citizens generally to represent:
DrIM IParker has decided to remove
from the Rock Mills neighborhood to Honea
Path, I'm thi, County, for the purpose Of
.practicing his profession Dr.. Parker Is a
gentleman of fine abilities, and has been
very successful in the practice Of medicine.
I'VE congratulate the people Of .Honea Path
upon acquiring him as citizen of their
village. .n, 10, -. IL f. !"
THE meeting Of Pomona Grange Of Ander-
son, County viii be held in Temperance
Hall, at Anderson Court House, on next
Saturday the first day of 1875. The organi-
zation Of the body will then be perfected
and an election of officers hnd for the ensu-.
tresyem. A full representation from subor-
,linate- oranges IS desired and expected 1T
that time rsas,I Jx1sI-!fEr
The Governor has appointed VIM. Perry,
Eqs resentIy bis County but now of
Greenville, one of the Commissioners for the
coming Centennial Exhibition from this
Safe snaead of John 3, Cochran, resigned.
f!Pef,y has for some years been known in
connection with manufacturing interests in
this state? and will doubtless serve satisfac-
torilyin the sapaeity ofa Commissioner on
that occasion.
The week, of prayer APPOINTED by the
Evangelical Alliance, aud parhcpatedin by
..ths more liberal determinations of the 'chfis-
.ttan World, bssinson next tsabbath and con.
itinues through. the week. In Anderson ser.
vices vic win be conducted separately in; each
church OH Sabbath after which theyfwil be
held alternately With each Of the churches
participating, beginning in the, Baptist
church on Monday morning. The order OF
the meetings and the subjects for discussion
were published in full in our last issue.
Itpa1pected so.eompleteqthe endowment
Of Furman University by the first day Of
January next and after that tuition at this
institution will be free to all who are COM
.petent. The annual fee of $500 for inciden-
:, tails being the only charge made. Good
boarding can be had at sl5.ooper month, in
Guiding lights and washing. To accommo-
dste the students whoiare expected to apply
on the fifth of January the faculty decide to
require only the preparation necessary at
the opening Of the session. This institution
+ has an able faculty. and will doubtless re
i;csivea liberal patronage from all part! OF
pr Estate.
-;tzThe Legislature adjourned on Friday
''i5I,rniipg morning, the oath inst, at o'clock g. M,
to the 18th of January next. The reason for
meeting on Friday morning at so early an
hour was to give validity to certain acts OF
The day, before, and yet to allow the mem-
,aers to take the Friday trains in order to
i Iiisach their homes in time for Christmas.
1,het 1 recess is an unusually long one, and it
ii, thought, by many to mean no good for the
reople of our State. The body will proba.
.g9tiy re-assemble with further schemes OF
rrlunder, and it is predicted will attempt ITO
J, impeaoh Gov. Chamberlain. '.a