The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-10-19
BRIEF zRHTIoR.

Mr.. B. d. Dean lost large kiln OF dried
plank at Bolton OH last Tuesday night.
The Anderson Ball Club intend giving q
Ball on Thursday evening next. II is cx-
pected to be grand affair." and large num-.
Der Of invitations have been extended.
We would coll attention to the advertise
ment of Mr.. G. Cohen, of Augusta, Co.
Parties wishing to order articles in his line
will do well to obtain prices and information
from him.
We learn that it is probable Judge ]. p.
Reed will hold Court at this place next
week instead of Judge Cooke, as the mem
bers Of the Anderson Bar have requested
him to preside.
Merchants and business men are informed
that We can supply them with bill heads
letter heads. note heads, envelopes, circulars
end all kinds of printing at the most reason
! able prices. Support home industryi
Mr.. d. J. Hix died at his residence west
of Anderson OIL last Sunday from n cancer,
with which he had beeen afflicted for a long
time previous. He was near sixty five years
of age. His death will be lamented by his
| many neighbors and friends.
We are requested by Mr.. w. w. Russell,
the acting w. w. of Pomona Grange of
Anderson County, to announce that there
will be meeting of that body at Anderson
G. H. on Monday, 23rd inst, ut 10 o'clock
| n. m., TO transact Important business. A
full attendance of the members is earnestly
desired
Rev. Henry Tyler, Of Hart County, Ga,
died OH the 4th inst, after long and pain
full illness, caused by being thrown from his
buggy. Mr.. Tyler was minister of she
Methodist Episcopal Church South, and was
well known to many Of our readers. He
! was about e5 years of age
Bishop Howe, of the Episcopal Church.
| and Bishop of the diocese of South Carolina.
will hold services in Grace Church OH next
Saturday morning at II o'clock, and on
Sunday at II a. m. and p. IN. The adminZ
istration of the Lord Supper will take place
after the conclusion OF the morning services
OH Sunday.
Messrs. e. NJ. Rucker, Z. B. Murray and
w. ID. Wilkes made speeches Mt Beiton on
last Saturday. There was large attendance
| both of white and colored citizens, and the
has coloret: club of about fifty members
who can be n.ied upon to vote for Hampton
aud Reform in November.
John Broyles, Paul Broyles and Moses
Chairman pn hat
they have been molested and shot at on
| account of their political opinions. There
| Is absolutely no foundation for this report.
The; recently had difficulty about the
| division Of corn crop, and there vas moth
ing of politics connected with 1t in any way
We see from nn article in the Rural Caro-
linidn that the State Fair will be held in
| Columbia on the 14th of November next
Arrangements will be effected to secure
| round trip tickets at three cents per mile,
and the hotel accommodations have been
| increased in Columbia and their rates re-
| duced so that large attendance of exhibi-
| tors and visitors are confidently looked for.
Who can read the following without being
at once impressed with its ttuth9 The 'ini-
| tinls nsad are those Of the Presidential can
didatcs and will convince the voter ut once
| who are the deserving men: ~ :
No. Is J, T.-Shall Justice TriuIpphfi
IL TIA. H.-Truth ard Honesty ei
No. 2-R. B. H.-Ruin Beyond Hope.
w. A. W.-Worse and Worse.
Mr.. b. r. Crayton, the popular President
of the Anderson Fair Association. carried
over several cattle and hogs, besides other
articles, on last Tuesday evening to exhibit
| at the Grcenville Fair. He hay very fine
cattle, and Is famous for his fine hogs,
hence we predict that h@ VIII bring some
prem Inns away from Grecnville. We'hope
the people OF Greenville will follow. his ex-
ample, by bringing articles and stock to
! exhibit ct our Fair next week. ,s.,i }. +; Il
| We have received documents from the
South Carolina Republican Club of Wash
ingtsn,s d. O., sent under the ftanlrb of
Honest t2) John J. Patterson, Senator nsom
this State. Some OF these documents were
part of the Congressional Record, but others
were not, end had no connection with Con-
gress or it's proceedings They were simply
| Republican campaign Ingnufaetufe9, and
| we would like to be informed under what
| law of Congress q Senator can send d0ce-
ments for party clubs through the U. y.
mails free of postage, when. they have no
| connection whatever with the proceedings
| of Congress.
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