The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-12-06
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At sale,s on next Sunday q. three O'CLOCK
p. m.. sharp. ~ s
Mr.Z d. Chemblee Is selling off at coa
The Emporium of Fashiou. Ledies wishinf
10 SECURE bargains should call at an early
day.
The pastor of the Baptist Church will
n,cads 10 his congregation next Sunday al
II o'clock q. IN. on 1.-THE Duty of Training
up Ghiidrpu.'
We are indebted to Hon. John II. Evins
member OF Congress Hom the Fourth Con-
eress,6nsl District OF this State, for copies
of the Congregational Record.
Mr. M. p. Browne, pf Atlanta, Ca, paid
us a visit on last Wednesday. He has been
ypendinga week in this County, whiting his
father, Samuel Browne, Esq. and other
relatives. sgpfs fiG
Senator Cochran has introduced bill to
elect County Treasurers and Auditors II
lie will add 10 IT Trial Justices, ihe spirit OF
the constitutions will Be carried out by the
adoption Of the bill.
BIZ. d. A. Zeigler has vacation in his
school at Sandy Springs for the month OF
Dacepbsr. and Is availing himself Of 1t TO
make Q visit TO Newberry, his native Coun.
ty. He will resume the exercises of his
school in January.
We are gratided1f6 fsarh that Alr. Janies
M. i6.s.imer, President of the Anderson and
Savannah Vailey Railroad, has SO far re-
covsEsd hcm-an etteck Of sickness as TO be
able TO go about once more. We hope he
will coon be quite weiiagain.
Since our last issue Messra. Reed q Ste
phens rolled out Of their Repository one OF
the finest Buggies ever sold in this place.
They sold it for the cash, and they have
some more to sell Wat way, anG on easier
terms too. 6ee their special offer. /
We lave received copy of the reply OF
Senator III. G. Butler, OF this State, TO the
statement filed by d. T. Corbin, in the con-
tested Senatorial seat from South Carolina.
Judge T. J. Mackey was the counsel for
General Butler, and the reply was able and
convincing.
Mrs. E. A. Banister 6:ed q. tie .csidence
of her husband, Mr.. Alexander Banister. in
this County, on Saturday, the 18th of No
vember, afteE an illness OF several days
She le8ves eshushand and several small
children tn nni,rn the carly .,ee.i.. cs c.:c &C
dear to them.
ASKS la5ss iahissdasals ahissdasals offhe BFoadaway Di.
vision, Sons Of Temperance, E. .B. Murray,
G. w. p, was invited to be with and i'd
droFs tho Division at ito next meeting, on
Edthfday eyefiiAH, the 10Th inst, end full
n,sssihgI Of the Division for that evening
wasse91eated. d
We had the pleasure cfmeet:ng In Aniier-
son Mr. ]. Baylis Lewis, formerly OF this
place; bGt at present Eepfesenting the we'll
kasNtn hpuaa oS. w. Wagner & Co., of
Charleston, 3. C. Mr.. Lewis came 10 An
derson for the purpose of removing his FAM
ily to Charleston, which will henceforth be
hig henlea We regret to lose such o good
citizen from our town.
We regret to announce the death Of Mr..
Marion Davis, which occurred at his resi-
denes IN thet 9aythern porsiop. of Anderson
County on Tuesday, the 27tn OF November
-, &C.: an attack ne mease' "a. Mr. Davis
wasA son-in-lnv of Mr. Joseph L. Byrum.
and ia bib early dsath leaves wife and two
little children to mourn the irTeparable loss
OF husband and father.
Last Monday tring the LAST saleiay in
this ypf brought large c.owa OF persons
to Anderson from ell portions Of the Ccun-
ty. The day was cold, but otherwise quite
pleasant, % a34isideEaSlAsamount CO psoP
erty was disposed of ut public sale, and
bronghs moderately fair prices. We have
never eesu better order observed upon Q
public day than marked this day from
mozAingt9 srse i GE ~ go, ~
eDE5ASsps JdhhAtShe ;of Netkb56rrry, paid
us visit on Wednesday, and We are graft
fed to learn that he has come into our
midst for the purpose of practicing the pro-
fession of dentistry Or. Johnstone Is
graduate Of the Pennsylvania Dental Col
lege. and has heeas IN the. active practice of
bis profession FSrssShe past two ysars.] We
wish him much success in his profession,
and are glad to welcome him as citizen of
Anderson.
At the last regular convocation of Burn
ing Buah Chapter, No. z, r.. A. NJ. the
following officers were elected and installed
TO serve the ensuing year: ]. e. B7eazeale,
II. E, Her; G. +. Tolly, King; DR.. III. l.
Sharpe, Scribe; 3. II. Clarke, @. r.; q. r.
Todd, P. g.; j. A. Daniels, r. AZ O.. H. o.
HSfrick, d.i'M.e ari Veil; j. R. Williams,
GIN. End. Veil G. W. Byrum, G. Al. LIST
Veil; ;. A. Brock, Treasurer; J: p. Reed,
Secretary g. r. Murrah, Sentinel (" 49,
While cur psople are giving their atten.
tion 90 the introduction Of new crops.
fruits, &c., we would call their attention TO
the fact that the Pecan Nut will grow very
successfully n this section OF country. This
10. not new, bns tho Gact ia net generally
knoEn. Afps. B, r. Whitnsr has tres on
the lot aellseal. as.selsea lo his residence, which
bears fine frais. Every man who has q
home should plant some OF these trees, and
in o few ,yeaEps She crop op them will be
abundant. T
We notica that bill has been introduced
In our legislature to establish the voting
precincts OF the several counties Of the State.
This is an iInporsant subject, and we hope
our Inehbs l zee to It that hereafter
only y5VEg lSSIS st5uiEs0s OF anderson Q. ID.
II thiSehssasss g 1lade the tendency viii in
futuie bsFto reaufge men TO vote at their
nearest precincts, which iss very desirable.
The unassinR stf rs5frA Ia our towns is not