The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-11-30
THE INTELLIGENCER.
LOCAL MATTERS.
BR1EF MEHT1oN.

BRIEF MENTION.
To-day being Thanksgiving day the sale o
delinquent lands has been postponed unit
tomorrow.
The street hands have been doing gooe
work on Calhoun and Main Streets within
the Last few days.
We are requested to give notice that Rev
VIII Strickland is expected to preach il
the Baptist Church at this place on ne1t
Sabbath.
The person who took our umbrella o.;
Wednesday from this Office is requested to
return it at once. We suppose it was taken
by mistake.
Hall Township Democratic Club meets at
the Carswell Institute on next Saturday, at
o'clock p. M, to transact important busi-
ness. Every member should try to be
present.
We are requested to announce that there
will be meeting of Broadway Democratic
Club on next Saturday week, the 9th of De-
cember, at 2 o'clock p. m. All the members
Of the Club are requested to notice the time
of meeting, and be present punctually at the
hour named.
We are requested by Mr.. w. w. Russell,
Worthy Master of Sandy Springs Grange, to
state that there will be On election of OH
GERS at the meeting on Saturday, the End
day of December, at 9 9o'clocka M. All the
members of this Grange are requested to be
present promptly.
The most intense interest is manifested in
the election results by the people OF our
County. The men who elected Hampton
and the State ticket are 10th to see the honor
intended for him by the people Of South
Carolina bestowed by fraud or tyranny upon
an ignoble adyenturer.
We are requested to announce to the
Catholics of the County that Father A. M.
Folchi will conduct the services of his
church at the residence of Mr.. NJ. D. Ken
nedy in this town on next Sabbath morning
at9 o'clock a. m. A full attendance of his
congregation is desired.
The remarks of Rev. ]. P Shelter, DID,.
to the Young Mems Christian Association
on last Sabbath afternoon were excellent,
both for the truths they expressed, and for
the happy manner in which they were de-
liyered. ALI who were present enjoyed the
occasion, both Us moral and literary treat.
We have received the Gallary for Deceln-
ber, and find it stored with its usual amount
Of very choice literature. Its reviews, biog-
raphies, criticisms and continued stories are
excellent, and originate from the ablest
authors in their several departments. 1t is
published by Messrs Sheldon & Co., OF New
York at four dollars year.
We have received the December number
of the chronological Journal and Science
of HEALTH" published at 50 per annum by
s. R. Watts & Co., of New York. 1t is a
first class monthly journal, devoted to
science, literature and general intelligence,
especially to phrenology, health, education
and progressive measures, calculated to re-
form, elevate and improve mankind.
Our people are quiet, but most deeply
soEtious over the public welfare. They are
willing to obey the law, but cannot brook
with easy grace the oppression and infamy
that is being heaped upon them. We do
not, however, intend to crafty the robber
band by. an outbreak here, even under the
forms of law. We look to the great De-
mocracy Of the nation for deliyerance.