The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-05-10

been oppoinseu Nosary fuDtic py Gcye-aoE
Hamptons it3 a'
An arrangement has been r.ade fog
Judges Reed and Cookcto exchange circuits,
SO as 10 allow Judge Reod 20 hold the Court
atAnderSon and Judge Cooke at Charleston
4h.s month. a.i. tA
We are Obliged TO friend Hennhill, OF
the Abbeviils Medssz,, scr advans4 proof
slips Of his account Of the execution of the
three Lowndesviiie mufdefefs, WHO 3crs
hung en Last Friday. 4.4s
Little William Henry, youngest child Of
Mr:. WIlIihin Clarke, superintendent OF the
strset department Of the toygn of Anderson,
died on last easElfd Sf3sf atborE IND Vic.
lent ilsGsss.9 H6Wa5 asea seventeen months.
The bridge over the rhiiroad cut on Mo.
Dufis street has been completed, ard 10 now
ready for lpSe. Il will be o great con-
venienca, and our people are grateful TO the
ralfoad authorities for having at last
opened up this street once moro.
Attention Is called TO the advertisement
Of Messw. McMahan, Morgan g. Davis,
dealers in ready-raade clothing ena gents
furnishing gools: Greenvi.lo. g. 6. This
lloussS is reiikble, and our friends visiting
Tint city would lowell TO give them call.
We ara requested by Mr. trhos. F. Gala
ham, w. C. T., to alnonnce TINT there will
bo O meeting ot-he Wake Forest Lodge of
Good Templars at Honea Path OH Saturday
the 18th inst, ct 4 o'clock p. m. All MEM
bers are requested to be present promptly at
that time. ~siiiia ~
Chicken thieves continue TO infes. A1der-
eon. They MAIDS q Said on one of the
IsrEIILcENcER people ON Frid.y night last,
broke open the sowl-house, and carried of
oyery chicken no owned. save one. Ho nov
advocates the .'ahot7gun'' policy with con-
siderable emphasis. fe
Mr.. J. e. Peoples, tho live, energetic stove
and tinuare Inan, has bought che interest
Of his partner and win hereafter run the
business alone. he eays this change will
enable him to sell stoves, tinware, &C., so
cheap that our citizens will bo throwing
time aw&y going to other towns for their
goodsp Try him. ,a.a.,H
Senator Cochran Ia voting with the ex-
treme Radicals in the Senate to prevent any
election for Chief Justice, because he is
afraid that if fthere Is seaa. elestion Judge
Willard will be promoted. = This course Of
the Republican Senators is in keeping with
their former career, and DIR. Cochran se,mH
willing TO identify himself with them.
The ontaftsipnent given In Masonic Hall
on !sst Monday night by the ladies OF the
Episcopal Church was an elegant affair.
Considering tho inele,nent evening IL vas
well attended, and was eminently successful.
Tho ladies in charge deserve great credit for
theiE energy, skill and taste which were dis
played throughout the entire undertaking.
Col. James A.tHoyts formerly Of tho An
derson IHTELLIaExCEn. has become one of
tho propfietor5 or tho Columbia Register, and
on Inst ThursdAy assumed charge of tho
editorial department. Of that paper Il,
graceful and welEtimed saIutatory. We
predict for the Regfstr prosperous ana
useful career under tho direction OF Col.
Hoyt as itS editor.
M,a. ". w. Humphreys sent uB last week
O most beautifully arranged waiter Of straw
berries and flowers. The berries were of the
largeat pizs We have ever seen. Some of
them measured two and one-half inches
around, and seven OF them weighed u little
over quarter OF o pound. We he'd no idea
that this fruit could be groyn in such re-
markable perfection up here.
II any Of our friends want ,neis photo
tographs or pictures of any kin 4 taken, now
is the time. Capt. J. A. Wren. an artist of
great experience and rare ability, viii re-
main in Anderson only o short time; and
those who have not secured one OF his pic
lures will do well to call Immediately. He
has charge of Mr.. J. d. Maxwell's gallery,
ct Mr. Borstel'o old place Of business.
Rev. w. H. Strickland, tho accomplished
pastor Of the Anderson Baptist Church, left
onlaat Monday afternoon for New Orleans,
whittier he hes gone to attend the meeting
of the Southern Baptiht Convention. Of
which he 10 delegate from the Convention
ofthis State. He has promised to give us
an accouns of the Convention and its ses-
sions. which will no doubt; intcsect our
readers. .
We are indebted to Mr. Silas Hall for some
very fine strawberries, which, though not as
large as s5e i6voheen, ware Of good gize End
OF an excallent variety. We are gratiiiod to
learn that the culture Of this delicious fruit
Ia extending in tho county, for IL our farm
eES viii only give little attention ts their
,'-awbeFry bed1, they can enjoy, ut triaing
tApenss, ono oif the greatest luxnries OF the
spring esaaon. isrs,l,
On last Friday night ) marrow esccps
from injury. was nado bys two gentlemen
who were crossing the footbridgo over the
s.!!EceA s:s+ on Main s..-s-et- nne 60 .l.e
plank over the cut had alipped to one eide,
and Of ce..ss. SC wa ssseePpet; oii reared
up in ouch manner % to throw one Of tho
gentlemen, who came near being precipi-
tstsd, nom the bridge in,o the cut. The
dootihs oEthis bridga ought 70 be removed,
and ifit isnot done the plank that ara on 1t
nov should be nasied down.
We are requested to remind our readers
thatth ias1w 6gshe Baptist Sewing Society
will have strawberry festival at the Uni
verSiGy On next Friday night, at which oil
OF our citizens are invited to be present.
There Is no admisSion charge, but gentlemen
end ladies are requested 60 oaIfy their purses
IN order to secure o participation in the en-
1o3ment Of the gumptuous feast which viii
DC prepared. The proceeds from the enter
tainment are to DO devoted to the procure