The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-12-13
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Another drove OF hogs arrived in Ander.
,oo during the past week. They sold out q:
81 cents gross.
Col, K. NJ. Rucker delivered an eloquent
oadrgs before the Grunge at Williford's
Store on last Saturday.
Tba pastor of the Baptist Church will
,,each to his congregation on next Sunday
a, ii O'Clock e. IN. on borrowing Trouble" !"
We would nsk attention to the advertise
,ens of the County Commissioners relative
~ the fences required under the new fence
law.
Air. e. B. Telford has had horse, saddle
and bfidls stoiea from him at Bolton. We
hope the thief may be caught and properly
punished.
Quite G number of Masons and other citi.
xeps also have availed themselves OF the
present exeuTaion rates to make visit to
the city OF Charleston.
Mr. 0. II. p. Faut hrs on hand fifty ten
pound caddies of choice Tobacco, which can
be bought at the lowest prices for rcash. Call
aid see the quality, and you will be sur
prised ct the cLeapness of its price. It
Rev. H. F. Chrietzberg, the pastor of the
Methodist Church OF this place, is absent
rom his charge for the purpose Of attending
the South Carolina Conference. We hope
he vii. be Ts-assigned TO Anderson for the
ensuing year.
Rev. ". L. Strickland, the popular pas
tor of the Anderson Baptist Church, has
Just refused very Aattering call to the
Church at Greensboro, Ga. His many
friends in this community are glad that he
could not be induced to leave Anderson.
We are indebted to Hon. d. Wyatt Aiken,
member of Congress from this District for
copy of the memorial addresses delivered
upon the occasions of the death Of Hon. N.
c. Kerr, Speaker of the House of Represen-
tatiyes, and OF Hon. A. T. Caperton, Sena-
tor from West Virginia.
The cotton shipments from this depot, up
to the first of December from the opening of
the cotton season, amounted to $500 bales,
which Is q considerable increase over last
year, and shows that Anderson is improving
as o cotton market. This Is the place to sell
cotton high and buy goods cheap.
We would ask attention to the advertise
mentof Mess rs Sloan s. Co. This popular
confectionery is under the management Of
Mr.. d. Prue. Sloan who though the youngest
business man in town, hes displayed great
enterprise and energy, and deserves very
liberal patronage In making your prepa-
rat.onj for Christmas be sure to call at this
store
We are requested to announce that Sandy
Springs Grange will meet at 8 o'clock on
Saturday morning, the 18th inst. Matters
of importance will be presented to the
Grange upon that occasion, and the annual
election for officers will be held. ALI mem.
;>arp of thss Grunge are requested to be pres
ent, and the members c: o..ii.e. Oranges nre
invited also 10 attend.
At tho last regular communication of
Hiram Lodge No 69, A. +. NJ, held in the
lodge room, Dec. 10th, 1877, the following
officers were elected and installed to servo
the ensuing gear: J. N. yandiver, w. ~.
W. c.. Andrew, 8. W.; Rufus s. Hill, J.
W.; J. a. Brock, Treas; J. Pink Reed,
sec.; ]. Willet Provost, 8. D.; w. T. w.
Harrison, J. D.; ]. II. Payne and d. NJ.
Stephens, ssaswasa5; E. 2, Eur-sh. Tyler.
n G. w. Sant has large and choice
collection OF fne note papers ard beautiful
books at the post Office book store, which
he has brought on to supply the demand
for elegant Christmas presents in that line.
No more appropriate or acceptable holiday
present can DO mnda 70 either child o.
grown .peraon that an appropriate book.
and no batter place TO supply the demand
for such present can be found than at Mr.
Fant's.
Tho attention of our Democratic Clubs is
called to ths fact that o number Of the poor
est meinbera of our clubs went to Columbia
last year OF the time men were called for to
sustain our struggling government, apd
paid their own expenses, which they were
not able to do in justice to themselves.
These expenses should be returned to such
men by their respective clubs, where It hes
not been already attended to. 1t has been
neglected too long now, and should be
promptly looked after by each club.
Mrs. sallie Fant, rclict Of the late Alfred
Fant, died Of herFesidence below Beltor, In
this County, on Monday, the Bird instant.
Mrs. Fent was OF yeers OF age, and though
advanced in years, was active and in usua:
health until short time before her death.
She had been consistent member of the
Baptist Church for about "a years, and died
IN the full hope vi tho realization Of her
faith. She leaves eight Sons ard daughters
who, in common with host of relatives
and s:;n.;., s-:>;n;as the death Of her whom
Oil who knew her loved.
Rev. J. C. Hudson, q regularly authorized
agent Cor the collection Of bonds due Fur
man UniveIaity, and the interest on them,
10 In Anderson for the purpose Of collecting
the amounts due upon the bonds subscribed
to the endowment of the University by
citizens cf this County. The Furman Uni
veraity Is doing great work in the cause of
education, and Is the only institution Of
learning os high order in South Carolina
ghich offsss suition FREQ. We hope that oil
peraons viii Ey 10 meet their o5iss.c:: obligation: &c
this UnivegRity. and by 80 doing give II the
assistance th6y have promised.
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