The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-09-27
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Messrs, J. s. Murray, Jr, of Anderson.
and W. w. Brown, OF Williamson. are
students at Furman University this session
from Anderson County
We are requested to announce tina. there
will be meeting Of the Executive Board of
the Saluda Baptist Association at Bolton On
Saturday afternoon, the 9th of October.
We would call attention to the advertise.
ment of Messrs. Norris e. Clarke. Pcesons
wishing tn procure a first class sewing ma.
chine Oil very reasonable terms wouit, do
well ~ consult them.
Col. james A. Hoyt, editor of the Column.
bia Regisfcr, paid Anderson short visit last
week. Our people are always glnd to have
him in our midst, where lie has labored so
long and 30 faithfully.
A little colored Child, about two wears old
was drowed by falling into tub of water,
in Anderson, last week 1t wss playinr
about where washing had been done, and
was dead when found
Nfr. James McLees, respected citizen of
Rock Mills township. died at his residence
i'll this County, on Wednesday, the 18th
inst. He leaves large circle of relatives
and friends who mourn his death.
Messrs. Sullivan & Co. have few words
to say i'll this paper about the Anderson
market, which it will repay our subscribers
TO read. Their prices are astonishngly low
and show the advantages of Anderson az
market this season. When you come to
town give them call. =
Sloan, Lee e. Taylor always keen large
stocks of Bacon, Flour, Molxsses, Syrups,
Salt, and full line Of goods atlowe..t living
prices. You can save money by calling on
them at their new store III Greenv;ile, where
Mr.. II. l.. MooRHEAD will be happy to wait
upon you. 100
Mr.. w. r. Richardson, graduate of
Wofford College, from the Saluda side of
Anderson County, is pursuing theological
course at Vanderbilt University, Nashville
Tennessee, with q view to entering the
University of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South.
The advertisement of Messrs A. J..
Stringcr & Co. announce to their friends
and customers that they are still engaged in
the mercantile business at Bolton, and will
be pleased to see their old customers again
this season. They have large and COM
plete stock of goods, which they offer low
for cash. Read the advertisement.
change in the advertisement of the
Emporium of Fashion arrived too late for
insertion in this Issue, but will appear next
week. In the meantime, we will state that
it announces the arrival of full stool, Of
all lines of ledies' goods calculated to fasci-
nate or please the tastes of the most fas-
tidious. Give the Emporium call, and see
for yourselves.
We would ask attention of our merchants
to the advertisement of Messrs. f. w.
Wagener e. Co., Of Charleston, which ap-
pears elsewhere. We hope these gentlemen
will receive large share CT trade from She
up-country this season. They are high.
toned, honorable gentlemen, and sell groce-
ccrics, fertilizers, &C.. rs low as can be
bought in any market.
The live grocery store of Ligon & Hill Is
still at the front, and is selling goods at
pric,s us low as can be afforded in any
market in South Carolina. The members
Of this firm are thorough merchants, with
enterprise and energy enough to compete
with the prices offered in best markets. Do
not neglect 70 give them liberal sliare of
patronage.
The ladies of Pcndleton intend having
charades oil tomorrow (Friday) evening at
Maxwcll's Hall, for the purpose of missing
funds to re-coverSt. Paul's Episcopal Church
1T that place. From the experience of the
ladies managing this entertainment, and
their past success, all who are fortunate
enough to be presnt on Tomorrow evening
may rest assured that they will spend an
agreeable evening.
Rev. Thomas f. Gadsden has been elected
to the rectorship of Grace Church. in this
place, and has signfied his acceptance
thereof. The Episcopal congregation will,
therefore, in future enjoy the privilege of
regular morning and afternoon services on
the Sabbath The location of Mr.. Ga,isiien
in our midst adds polished and pleasant
gentleman to the citizens of our town.
The attention of our lady readers is direc-
ted to the advertisement of the Ladies' Store
from which they will see that Miss Lizzie
Williams has just returned from the North
ern markets, where she purchased large
and varied stock of dress goods and MILL
merry. Now is the time to call and purchase
your fall and winter outfits. for those who
purchase first will have the privilege of
selecting from the largest stock.
Rev. II. +. Chrietzberg the excellent pas
tor of the Methodist Episcopal Church at
this place, requests us to announce that the
services of his Church viii be regularly re-
5;:!:.s;. ..- ::z;t s-ht=.l. ,. r,c-nsr: The
gregation will be gla;. to have their regular
services again, although the cessation has
been brief one. Mr.. Chrietzberg is an
eloquent speaker and, though young, stands
high among the ministers If his denonlina-
ton.
We are indebted to Messrs. F. w. Wage
ner & Co., of Charleston, for printed
schedule of the freight rates from Charles
ton. They show very great reductions, and
so far as groceries. &C., are concerned, put
us on an equality with the rates which
Greenvlle has enjoyed. Messrs. Wagner
& Co. have worked indefetigably for re-
duction Of freights to the upcountry for
months, and our people are much indebted
to them and other Charleston business nlsn
for the favorable change.
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