The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-07-19

Anderson. Also o fariA three miles from
this place, containing tno hundred and
thirty-three acres, with hscessnrv imn-o-.
ments, and with good Tood land on Il
Persons ,Is'sring to purchase G good farm
would do well to consulS with Mr.. Dohan.
non. See advertisement Elsewhere.
Since the new schedules on the South Car.
olina and Grccnyille e. Otlumbia Railroads
nave gone into effect, thFcby enabling cit
zetis Of the low country z make tile trim ia
the up.country in singld lay, the travel OF
over these roads havo aeatly increased.
me trains passing this plaS on last Monday
and Tuesday evenings wae crowded with
passengers going TO Wahalla and other
points above this in quest di cooler CLINE
Inc citizens of Varennes aid neighboring
townships will meet at Tkng's Shop on
| Friday, the 9th inst, at two clock in the
aiterhoon, for the purpose OF discussing the
| proposed change in our fencd avs. Messrs
B. F. Crayton, f. B. Murtsy and others
may be expected to address the meeting:
and the discussion will not be confined to
one side, for an invitation viii be extended
10 the opponents OF the ,nea}are to present
their views also. All who cahare requested
to be present at this meeting.
Inc citizens OF Narcnnes pwnship are
invited TO attend meeting h be held OH
the 9th of July at Armstrong cademy. for
the purpose of discussing thd alvisability
of adopting the proposed cllelge in our
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b. Moore, Col L. NJ. Ruckct and B. f.
Crayton, Esq, have been inyitdf to address
the meeting. Any one one who is opposed
to the measure will be given an opportunity
to speak against it. The ladies ec cspecial
ly invited to attend
We regret to learn that Mr.. g,hn Brca
zeale, of Belton township, lost an arm by an
accident with a thresher last Thursday.
They had just about finished thrce,ng some
oats, and had thrown Off the van wheel.
when Mr.. Brcazcale threw in h,ndful of
straw, getting his right arm ca,Igit in the
machinery and so lacerated and crushed
that amputation above the elbow aas ,icces-
STATED. Drs. e. NJ. Brown, John Wilson.
w. II. Todd and f. X. Breazcuc reformed
thc operation, and we are glad to learn that
Mr.. Brcazealc is improving as rayidIy as
could be looked for.
A large number Of the citizens of lBroada-
way Township met at Meals Creek, on last
Saturday afternoon, and were addressed |
upon the subject Of the "feice L awr by |
Messrs. B. L. Crayton, NJ. E. Mitchell. f.
B. Murray, and Capt. John McFall Of |
Beaufort. All of the speakers advocated |
the change, and 10 one appcared ior the |
opposition, although the chairman Mr. |
Sam'l. Browne, extended frequent invita-
tions to any one who differed rs 10 the pro- |
pr:c.y cf the change TO speak. lis thought |
that Broadway Township will ,dopt the |
stock law.
Messrs. A. b. Towers and John w. Todd
have formed copartncrship for the conduct |
of general mercantile business l Andcr.
son. Mr.. Towers is one of the ollest and |
most reliable merchants i'll our town and is |
too well known to need any introdirtion to |
the public from us. Mr.. Todd, tile Junior |
member of the firm, is also q gentleman of
experience in his business, whosel ntelli- |
gcnce and honor render him worthymem-
Der of the new firm, which will dontless
continue to receive the confidence apl cx-
tcnsive patronage always accorded to Mr..
Towers and those associated with lin in
business.
We regret to state that DR.. w. G. Browne.
who has been so well and favorably known
rs the resident dentist of Anderson, hasre-
moved to Atlanta, Ga, where he mas fofned
q copartnership with DR.. ]. w. Gurley in
the practice OF dentistry, surgery and certin
branches of medicine. DR.. Browne has It.
tained fine reputation in his profession,
and we have no doubt the move will pro,e
beneficial to his reputation and finance.
He informs us that he and DR.. Gurley vii,
from tirLc to time, visit Anderson; ant
hence. mis- patrons and friends can still hay,
tia benefit of his professional services We
wish him much success i'll his new home. i