The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-10-05

- I'VE Will NOC Iue1tlOn any udlltS, Out 'lilSy
are to- be married next month, we under
stand. -
Vote for: :Tilden, Hampton and Reform,
pay your subscription to the Anderson In
telligeneer, and you WILDE happy the balance
,efthe year.
We learn that VIM. NJ. Ganlbrell, who re-
sided near Honea Path, in this County, died
on the. 10Th of September, and was buried by
the Patrons of Hus bandry on the 21st nit.
The Central Executive Committee Of. the
Democratic party for Anderson County will
meet at the Office of the Anderson Ietelligen-
eerion, Monday next, October 9th, at 10
o'clock q. m. .aoii. ''ffi' ~
The trains on the Greenyille and Colum-
biai Railroad now pass Anderson going down
at ten minutes before nine a.. m.,f and going
up at five p. nj. These are convenient hours
for, our citizens. yi.g.s -,
> Merchants and business men are informed
chat We can supply them with bill heads,
letter heads, note heads, envelopes, circulars
and all kinds of printing at the most reason
able prices. Support home industry! -;
The Salem Baptist Church has unani-
mously agreed to observe the Goth of Octo-
Der as q day of fasting, humiliation and
prayerrand invites the citizens generally Of
NE neighborhood to unite in its Observance
.SS Those who promised to pay us when they
sold their cotton will please bear in mind
that our latch-string is still ON the outside
Of the door, and that we have few blank
receipts on hand that it will be no trouble
to fill out. *h"i,e' i"!; '-'' a. t.,,,;:
We are requested to announce that Thos
Holt, colored man from Greenville who is
speaking for Hampton, will speak at the
Centreville meeting on next Saturday. We
hope there. will be full attendance of col
ored men n,that day to hear him.
Nj! ]. III Daniels has just jus, returned eta from
a visit to theefCentennial and New York,
where he laid in handsome lot; of jewelry,
which he is determined TO- sell at prices to
suit the times. Look foradvertisenent next
week, and don't fail TO give him call.
BENJAMIN Collins is colored Democratic
barberin Anderson, and is the only barber
in town who has declared for Hampton aud
his ticket. He is entitled to the patronage
and support of Democrats who have shaving
or hair-cutting to be done in Anderson.
Hampton Lee Powell, little son Of Mr..
G..E. Powell of this County, who is only
six and half years old, picked 125 pounds
of cotton one day last week. He claims the
championship of the County in cotton pick
ing, and challenges any one of bis age to
beat him.
Savannah Township Democratic Club will
hold it's next regular meeting at William
Jones on the second Saturday in October,
18th inst, at II. O'Clock a. m. Several
speakers will be present and important busi-
ness will be brought before the Club. A
full attendance of the members sparticular-
ly requested. az ,.i,>s5,
~ n. 4 =.
The October numberof the Rural Carroll
nian has bssn received. Every farmer in
Anderson; County ought tosubscribe for this
excellent periodical, and we will be pleased
to forward subscriptions at any time. Edi-
ted and published by D.. Wyatt Aiken,
Cokesbury; S. C. Price $500 per annum,
and postage 10 cents.
We hope our citizens will not neglect our
County Fair, which comes off the last OF
this month. We hope every person who
can will have something on exhibition, and
that all will endeavor to attend for the pur-
pose of examining the displays of energy,
thriftaHd enterprise exhibited by themselves
orltheir neighhors.
We are requested to announce that the
Broadway Democratic Club will not hold
its regular meeting on next Saturday, but
will meet on the next Saturday, the 18th
inst, at 10 o'clock a. nl., to hear the ad-
dresses of the canvassers ofthe Democratic
party. A full attendance of the citizens of
both colors is earnestly requested.
Mr.. R. F. Mckinney has announced his
determination not to employ any except
Democratic workmen in his boot and shoe
shop. With this understanding he is afford
ing employment to two colored men who
will vote for Hampton and his ticket. Col
ored men who join us need have no fear
about support, for they can always get good
employment.
VIC keep the regulations as to the prima-
ry elections of the Democracy of Anderson
County standing, so that there may be no
room for any misunderstanding upon the
part of any Democrat. We hope all mem
bers of Clubs will vote in the primary elec-
ton, and that all Democrats who are not
members will join in time to cast their votes
in this election.
We respectfully invite the attention of
the,merchants of Anderson County to the
fact that the Iateliigencer has large circula-
ton in every portion of the County, and
hence would be a valuable medium for ad-
yertising. There is no reason why an adver-
tisement in this paper should not benefit the
country stores as much as those in Ander-
son. This is especially the case as to the
merchants in other villages in this County.
A meeting was held in the Court House
on last Monday night to organize Hamp-
ton Club. DR.. w. G. Browne was called to
the Chair and G. w. Hammond was re-
quested to act as Secretary. Speeches were
made by Benjamin Collins and w. II.
Brockman. Four colored persons joined
the Club. There will be another meeting in
the Court House Friday night. We hope
all the colored people of the town will be
present.
We are glad to see that the railroad ar-
thorities have at last shown sufficient con-
sideration for the town Of Anderson to relay
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