The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-03-08
THE INETLLIGENCER.
/. LOCAL, MATTERS.
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9 bRIEF NEEfI0H.

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A supply Of agricultural liens with mort
gage clause just printed and for sale at this
Office. aa 81
Mr. William Manly, an aged and respected
citizen in the vicinity of Pendleton, died on
the 23rd of February. -.
Mr.. Jeremiah Moore, an aged and -respec-
table citizen of this County, died. at his
home near Clinkscales. MHl on the 18th ult.
We are requested to announce that there
will be Fair in the Masonic Hall tonight
(Thursday) for the benefit of the colored
Baptist Church. y Is.natqEt'l g5itf
Our Brushy Creek correspondent failed to
comply with the primary rule of all news
paper, which requires responsible name
with comminicatiois. = = ''''
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The great demand upon our space tins
week prevents the publication, of several
communicaations, ichs swil, become stale
Delofe our rsa EWs& aAs J
Its rumored that public meeting will
be held in HE Court House on to-morrow
(Friday) night to- consider the location OF
Newbery College in our midst.
rhaiwaha1nstoh Democratic Club will
meet ON Saturday. 18th of March, and all
members are requested to attend, as business
of importance will claim their attention.
The advertisement masnnt Of James n. Morgan& Il
Co., Of Greenville, will attract attention.
The citizens of Anderson who trade in our
neighboring city will find them clever gen.
tlemcn. ,.iy,,, ~
Mr.. b. K: Norris, Ee-y fine looking
young, bachelor from 0rangeburg, recently
opened anew clearing and . settlement near
Pendleton, and has since married an estima-
Bile Young young iady from Cokesbury.
Eighteen hundred and forty-eight receipts
for the Hampton tax contribution have been
issued By the Special Agent, agggregating
s4,ss5. 80. The books are kept open at this
Office until further Instructions.
r. Edmund Belcher has sold his interest
in the Hartwell Sun, and returned to Ander-
son County. BE. wwill engagein farming this
year: Messrss. Benson 4 McGill1 will con-
time the publication of.the S2ns which Is
br;shs .ns3sy papes. worthy of an e1ten:
sive patronage.
Our friends who signify d willingness to
furnish locals. from their respective neigh
borhoods Rsill please bear1in mind that we
want items of news-not too many COM
ments upon local celebrities. We are an1-
ious togiye every locality a chance, and are
obliged to economise space. -,
Brother speights, Of the Greenville Ne'Os,
has taken charge of the Greenville Hotel,
and solicits the patronage of his friends and
tho public generally. sWs believe that'he is
one of the. few men who are calculated to
keep ahotsl, and we would advise all our
friends to give him trial when visiting
Greenville. Editors will receive special ut
tention, we are confident.
rhedsasR of Esseisf ssNo5r Esq ocss os
CURED at his residence on Wednesday night,
2sth of February, in the s4th year of his
age. Mr.. Norris was 3 halt. vigorous man.
and he was i'll only q few hours before death
took place. He was q quiet, unobtrusive
citizen, greatly esteemed by 9 large circle Of
friends and acquaintance. His remains
were buried at Roberts Church on Sunday
last, the services being conducted by Rev.
DR.. Adger, of Pendleton. ;,
The Anderson Reading Club met Tuesday
evening last, at the residences Of Mrs. Bew:.
lev. The meeting was well attended and
the Club was re,organized by electing the
following asss II the remainder Of
the quarter ending March Slst: President,
W. J. Ligonf; 1st Vice President, A. ].
Watt; 2naI Vice President, B. N. White;
Secretary, James NJ, Cathcart. Executive
COMMITTEE ss Charles W. Webb, Charles F.
Jones and Mis- Mamie Wilhite. The next
meeting will tbe held OF heresidence of DR..
P. a. white, on Tuesday evening, 18th
instant. .,Readars appointed for the evening
are Misses Josie Bleckley tand Mary Wilhite
and Messrs;T.C. Ligon and R: N. White
Ladies' appointed to furnish music, Misses :.
Anna Bewley and Mary Towers. ~,
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