The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-03-08
THE INETLLIGENCER.
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4 supply OF agricultural liens with mort
.nge clause Just printed and for sale at this
Office. l isFtt,asa
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' Mil on the 18th ult.
we are requested TO announce thot there
will be Fair in the Masonic Hall tonight
CThursdny) for the benefit Of the colored
Buptist Church. nAfnelp III e3uft
Our Brushy Greek correspondent failed to
comply with the primary rule Of all news
paper, which requires o responsible name
with comluuAich!!ca9. 4 ltft#r}
The g~at demand upon our epace this
week prevents the publication of several
com,inupicatiqns, hiGh will hecomes $tals
before our nest neg fsP.B Z FNESES8
1t is rumoTed that o public meeting will
be hold In the Ccurt House on Tomorrow
CFr,lay) night to consider the location of
Newberry College III our midst
The Wi|iinlnEtah D6mocratic Club will
meet OH Saturday. 18th of Match, and all
members are requested to attend, rs business
of Importance. will CLAIM. their attention.
The advertisement Of James H. Morgan 4
Co, of Greenyille, will attract attention.
The citizens of Anderson who trade in our
neighboring city will find them clever gen.
tlen,cn
Mr. D. x. Norris very fine looking
young bachelor from Orangeburg, recently
opened new clearing aud n settlement near
Pendleton, and has since married an estima-
bic young lady from Cokesbury.
Eighteen hundred and forty. eight receipts
for the Hampton tax contribution huve been
issued by the Special Agent, aggrcgating
si,3s5.sO. The books are Kept open Mt this
office until further instructions.
II. Edmund Belcher has sold his interest
in the Hartwell Sun, and returned to Amber
son County. He viii engagein farming this
year. Messrs. Benson & McGili will con-
,inue the publication Of. the Sun, which is
bright, newsy paper worthy Of On e1ten.
siye patronage.
Our friends who signify a Willingness to
furnish locals, from their respective neigh
borhoods will please bear in mind that wo
want items of news-not too many COM
ments upon local celebrities. We are anx-
ious to give every locality chance, and are
obliged to eccnomize space.
Brother Speights, of tho Greenvillc News,
has taken charge Of the Greenville Hotel,
nnd solicits the patronage of his friends and
tho public generally. I'VE believe that'he Is
one Of the few men who alu calculated to
keep hotal, and we would advise all our
friends to givo him trial when visiting
Greenviiie. Editors will receive special ut
tention, we arc confident.
The death of Ezekiel G. Norris, Esq, ocl
Cured at his residence on "wednesday night,
2sth of February, in the S4th year of his
age. Mr.. Norris was hale, vigorous man,
and he was i'll only few houEg before death
took place. He was quiet, unobtrrsive
citizen, greatly esteemed by large circle Of
friends and acquaintance. His remains
were buried at Roberts Church OH Sunday
last, the services being conducted by Rev..
DR.. Adger, of Pendleton.
The Anderson Reading Club met Tuesday
evening last, at the, residence Of Mrs. Dew
ley. the meeting was well attended and
the Club Yves re;organized by electing the
following oficsrs TO serve the remainder of
the quarter ending March 3lst: President,
w. J. Ligon; 1st Vice President, A. J.
Watt; 2pf Vice President, r, N. White
Secretary, James NJ. Cathcart. Executive
Colnmittee-C Charles w. Webb, Charles F.
Jones and Miss Mamie Wilhite. The next
meeting esiu be held at the residence of DIR.
2. A. white, on Tuesday evening, 18th
instant. Readers appointed for the evening
are Misses josie -'teClley snl Mary Wilhite
and Messrs.GT. c. Ligon nni R. N. White.
Ladies appointed to furnish music, Misses
ANN Bewloy and Mary Towers.
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