The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-09-28

next Saturday.
We learn that Gen. John B. Gordon, O.
Georgia, has consented to address the mass
meeting t,Seneca City ON Saturday next.
Mis- Della Keys informs, the ladies thai
she.is receiving supply of fall and winter
goods, and invites an examination of st. les
andprices. 9s
1.-The mass meeting at WILLIAMSON to-mor'
row promises to be largely attended. Dis.
Ingnished speakers will be on hand, and Q
good time is anticipated.
.yMr. ]. 1, Byrum is now engaged in finish
ing commodious brick dwelling just in front
bfthe old home of his father, and when fin
ished wil present quite handsome ap-
pearance.
1--WE would call attention to the advertise
ment of Messrs. ], N. Sutherland & Co., Of
Belton, s., c.. They announce to. the public
That. they have on hand full stock OF
goods which they offer cheap for cash.
-..Mr. Jos. w. Keys informs us that from
two and q half acre crop of German millet
he has threshed 35a bushels of seed. This
is good yield, and the example set our
farmerssof raising their own grass seed at
home good one.
SMessrs. T. B. Lee, J. Belton Watson and
W. T. McElroy divided time at Republi-
can meeting at Lebanon on last Thursday
night. The meeting was orderly, and a
strong impression was made upon them by
the speakers in favor of Democracy.
Anderson Division, Sons of Temperance,
will elect officers to serve for the Quartet
commencing October first at its next reg
ular meeting, which takes place this Thurs
day. evening The members are requested
to be prompt in attendance, as full meeting
is desired.
The advertisement OIL n. Seel informs
the public that he has just opened new tin
shop in Anderson, and will be grateful to
his friends for liberal share of patronage.
Mr.. Seef;is practical workman with large
experience, and his accommodating disposi-
ton will secure goodly trade at all times.
His.prices and goods will attract attention.
We are informed that Republican meet
ing viii be held at Parker's Church, near
TownYille, on Thursday next, 5th of Octo-
ber, and that the citizens generally, white
and colored, are invited to attend. Efforts
are making to secure Republican speakers
from Columbia, and it is understood that On
arrangement will be made for joint discus
Sion.
Miss Lizzie Williams & Co. are opening q
fresh and varied assortment of goods at the
Ladies' Store, and are prepared to supply
the fair sex with every article needed to
make up fashionable attire. Miss Will
liams counts her friends by hundreds, and
we are confident that they will accord to
the Ladies' Store the most abundant pat
ronage.
AriAe club was organized at Brushy Creek
on Saturday last, with the following officers
Nv. Fckens, Captain; L. Mullikin, First
Lieutenant; N. E. Smith, Second Lieuten-
ant; John T. Richey, Third Lieutenant
John n. Laboon, Orderly Sergeant, The
company organized with 6S members. and
will appear in uniform at Williamson on
the 18th inst.
The action of Meals Creek Bastist church
in suggesting the Goth of October as day OF
fasting, humiliation and prayer deserves
recognition at the hands of all Christians In
this State, and we trust that our exchanges
will comply with the request to publish the
resolutions without delay, in order that the
day set apart therein may be generally
known and observed.
IN. Lesser has just returned from New
York, where he purchased an extensive
stock of goods, which will be sold at e1-
tremely low prices, and he wishes to remind
old friends and customers that bargains are
in store for all who come early. The cham
pion salesman, o. Geisberg, is ready to'pour
out his eloquence for the benefit of Lesser's
customers, and invites the public to give
him trial.
The Hopewell Rife Company met pursu-
ant to appointment at Hopewell Springs on
last Saturday morning, 25th inst. After en-
rolling seventy-one members the election Of
officers was proceeded to, and resulted as
follows: B. G. Martin, Captain ]. W.
Dalrymple, 1st Lieut.. A. NJ. Guyton, End
Lieut.; silas Kay, 3rd Lieut.; James Guy
ton, 1st Sergt.; w. Martin, End Sergt.; G.
Stott, 3rd Sergt; NJ. Smith, 1st Corporal
W. w. Melton, End Corporal; M. G. Deal,
3rd Corporal.
The regular meeting of the Rock Mills
Democratic Club took place on Saturday
last, and an addition of four members was
secured-two of them colored. The total
membership embraces lightweight voters
Aresoluion was adopted which pledges the
members TO abstain from the use of spiritu-
GUS LIQUORS on all public occasions. An e1-
ira meeting will be held on Friday, 9Th OF
October, and all citizens of the township
are cordially invited to attend.
A woman named Lou Busby and her son
were arrested last Saturday on the charge oi
burning the residence of Mr.. Turner Osborne
in the Fork township, during the previous
week. The house was burnt in the day time
while Mr.. Osborne and family were at work
in the field, and consequently they lost every
thing. Subscriptions have been gotten up
for the relief of his family, and we hope they
will be very generally responded to. We
shall not attempt to give publicity to the
statements concerning the burning, as the
matter will be judicially investigated next
month.
The Brushy Creek Democratic Club held
its regular meeting on last Saturday, and re-
ceived several accessions to its membership,