The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-03-29
BRIEF MENTION.

BRIEF MEH1oH.
Mr.. A. B. Towers comes to the front il
/, this issue, Read what he has to say.
:. A petition has been sent to the Post Ofac
Department for semi-weekly mail from
Anderson to Mofattsville.
J.K. Blackman, the industrious, CORES
pondent of the Charleston Nesrs and Courier
passed through Anderson last Monday
evening onhis way =, to {, Waalhalla' Eab. !f9 I
Snow & Langston have just received
splendid selection Of imported and domestic
cigars, embracing number of excellent
brands. We are indebted to them for lib
eral samples.
E. L. Roche, Esq, of Charleston, has
been IN Anderson this week, and was the
guest of B. F. Crayton, Esq. BE is an ener-
getic farmer, and among the leading spirits
ofthe State Grange.
'aa Mr.. Thomas a. Anderson has been ap-
pointed Trial Justice for Rock Mills and
Savannah townships, and has entered upon
the duties of his Office. 1t is considered 8
good appointment.
MIA. y. VISIT has been quite i'll for q
few days past, but We are glad to learn that
he is now improving, and it is hoped he will
soon be able to resume his duties IN the
store of.Messrs. Barr & Fant. @%E
An sfortis being made to establish mail
route from Anderson c. 3. to Level Land, IN
Abbeville County. The route selected is to
rgo by Prevost's Mil and Graytonville' and
sretun .by Marion sKay's and Emerson's
BRIDGE gyST ~
A stock of marble has just been. re-
. ceized by Mr.. Samuel N. Murphy, whose
location is on the lot occupied by Mr.. David
Whites blacksmith shop, Depot street.
Note the change in Mr.. Murphys advertise
ment-
We would call attention to the change in
the advertisement of the Ladies' Store. Our;
LADY friends would do. well to call and e1-
anime the well selected and varied stock OF
goods and notions at this popular resort for
the fair sex before making their purchases.
!. We ara indebted to Mrs. ]. F. Stone, of
the Hurricane Creek neighborhood, for an
elegant supply Of butte$rich, creamy and
delicious. Mrs. s. is famous for making
splendid butter, and we are persuaded that
she ought to become an exhibitor at the
County Fair. SAL
The delegation from Charleston to act as
an escort for the remains of the late Gen.
Wagner went to Walhalla on Monday
evening. Some forty or fifty persons occu-
pied the two elegant coaches. The remains
ofGen. WAGNER will be brought down this
morning, and will. be buried in Charleston
tomorrow with imposing ceremonies.
The following officers were installed at
helast meeting of Bolton Division, Sons of
Temperance, 10 serve the ensuing quarter:
w. II. Todd. W. P; L. B. Hall, W. A.; j.
NJ. Gesr, R. s.; L. Z. McGee, A. B. s.; L..
C. Todd, F. S.; w. +. Cox, Treas; R. b.
Gaines, c.; E. R. Pepper, A. c.; B. D. Dean,
Chap; s. d. Sharpe, I. s.; r. A. Brown
O.S.
Read the advertisement of Mrs. Carrie
Geisberg, which appearsin another columns.
She, has opened general merchandise busi-1
ness at the stand formerly occupied by NJ.
Lesser, where full stock of goods will be
constantly kept on hand and sold atprices to
suit the times and pockets of purchasers.
Allcustomers will be politely and attentive
ly waited upon. "a y : -. 80 - -
Al new mail route has been established
between Anderson C. II. and Liberty, in
Pickens County. The mail vii. leave this
place on Thursday morning, and will sup
,ply-Buchanan, Hercetown~ and Equality
post offices, in Anderson County. This
route VIII prove great convenience TO- our
friends and subscribers in the northern por-
ton of the County. ,.;e.u .,-s,er.Sf
The regular meeting of the Anderson
Reading and Musical Club was held on
Tuesday evening at the residence of Capt.
"A. Hoyt, and was largely attended. The
election of officers to serve the ensuing
Quarter resulted as follows: President. Prof
w. ). Lyon; First Vice President, r. N.
White; Second Vice President, A. s. Todd;
Secretary and Treasurer, ]. NJ. Cathcart; ;
Critic, W. W. Keys. The next meeting Of
the.Club will be held at the residence of Mr..
A. B. Towers.
The advertisement Of L. P. Smith & Co.
appears in this ISSUE This is new firm
with an entire new stock of goods, and our
friend Smith is determined to build upan ex-
tensive trade by selling: goods at reasonable
prices. He has the vim and energy to
achieve success, and We take pleasure in
commencing his establishment to all in
want of elegant clothing and gentlemen's
furnishing goods Of every description. The
tailoring establishment ofMr j. r. Smith
adjoins the store, and perfect satisfaction
will be given in style and prices
DEATH OF MRS. DR.. M1LLwEE.
The sad event here recorded took place at
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