The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-02-03
BRIEF MENTION.

Messrs. Wilhite & Williams, in addition
to complete line of drugs, can supply their
customers with garden seeds and materials
for making their own fertilizers, at reduced
cost.
An extra meeting of the Pomona
kGrange will be held at this place on the
second Saturday in this month. Urgent
business will claim attention, we are in
formed.
James L. Orr, ESQ.,, arrived in town on
Monday evening, looking after some
professional business of an urgent ma
ture. He returned to his duties in Co
lumbia on Tuesday morning.
We learn that the young men of Pen
dleton have organized brass band, and
intend sending at an early day for the
necessary instruments, after the arrival
of which there will be Emusic in the
air."
The Town Council proposes to widen
East Boundary street, beginning at Mrs.
Orr's residence, and opening it through
to the Greenville road. The necessary
purchases have been made to carry this
plan into effect.
The Town Council of Pendleton has
recently planted shade trees in their
square. They consist entirely of water
oaks and elms, which In the course of
few years will add much to the appear
ance of the square.
The Anderson Brass Band is again
re.organized, and have been making
rapid progress in playing. Their music
is very good indeed for the practice they
have had, and promises at no distant day
to equal if not excel any former band of
Anderson.
We are requested to announce that
Rev. Baxter Hays will deliver an adj
dress on temperance before the New
Salem Division, Sons Of Temperance,
on the fourth Saturday in this month, at
half-past two o'clock p. m. The public
generally are invited to be present.
It would be great Improvement to
our town for an extension of McDufhe
street to be made by Capt. Sharpe's resi-
dence through to Calhoun street, and
open up several desirable building lots.
We suggest the idea to the Town Council,
with the view of securing an early inves-
tigation into its practicability and cost.
The members of the Pendleton Farm
ers' Society are determined to make
success of their recent resolution to have
an agricultural fair at that place during
the coming fall. They are now discuss
ing the location of their grounds, and
have several situations under considera-
ton. It is thought the consummation of
this undertaking on their part will add
greatly to the business prosperity of the
place, and hence the citizens of the viii
lage are taking lively interest in the
success of the project.
There is to bea meeting Of the Demo-
cratic Club of Anderson on Friday night
next at II o'clock, to adopt a constitution
and eloct delegates to the County Con-
ventior. There should be full atten-
dance ofthe membership at that time, and
any who have not united with the organ
ization will then have an opportunity of
doing go. Every man in Anderson who
desires TO SEQ his country redeemed, from
ruin and restored to prosperity should
do his part by joining the Club The
Brass Eand will be in attendance, and
pleasant music may be looked for as one
attraction of the meeting. -(r,.-r
: A number Of the members of the An
derson Democratic Club propose having
public meeting of the ladies and gentle
men Of the Town of Anderson in the
Court Eouse on the night of the 22nd
instant, for the purpose of celebrating
.Washington's birthday. The subject
will be presented to the Club at its next
meeting, and speakers will probably be
selected. This idea originated with the
Broadway Club, and it would be well
for. the Clubs throughout the County to
adopt it, and have public celebration
either in the day or evening of the 22nd
of this month.