The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-02-01

have been issued up to noon yesterday,
aggregating the sum of 81, ,S33.S5.
The official statement Of the condition of
the National Bank of Anderson appears in
this issue This institution always makes a
good showing.
Gov. Hampton has appointed ]. C. White
field, ESQ.,, Trial Justice for Anderson Coun-
ty, upon the Recommendation of portion
of the delegation from this County.
Court begins in Anderson on next Tues
day. It is understood that Judge Cooke in
tends to clear the dockets as far as he can
during the two weeks term allotted to us.
BID. Dean, ESQ.,, the County Treasurer
of Anderson County, has paid twenty per
cent of his last years taxes to the Special
Agent collecting the Hampton contribution.
Persons wishing to purchase chemicals for
fertilizers, or wishing garden seeds or drugs,
medicines, &c., are referred to the advertise
n,ent of Messrs. Simpson & Sadler. Be sure
to read it.
Sandy Springs Grange meets on Saturday
next at 10 o'clock a. m. when the officers
elect will be installed by w. T. McGill'
Worthy Master of Deep Greek Grange. The
public are invited.
Chicken thieves are operating around An
derson. and hence weare compelled to admit
that a few of Chamberlain's supporters are
still to be found in our midst. Look out
for your hen roosts.
We would call attention to the advertise
ment of DR.. B. F. Brown. which appears
this week. He offers valuable real estate IN
and near the town of Anderson, for sale
Read the advertisement.
Our correspondent furnishing the Cork
Locals" sets good example to other locali-
ties: We would be glad to have short,
crispy and fresh items of news every week
from the different sections of the County.
The regular communion season of the
Presbyterian Church at Pendleton was OBJ
served on last SABBATH Revs. w. C.. Smith
and D. E. Frierson conducted interesting
services on Friday and Saturday preceding.
This is the time for purchasing garden
seeds, aud the advertisement of Messrs. Will
hite & Williams tells where you can find
them. They also have a full stock of drugs,
medicines, &C., to which they ask the atten-
ton of the public.
j Jenny Gambrell an aged and respectable
colored woman, about los years old, died on
Friday last near Williamson. Her age as
rendered above is authenticated by COM
parison with the age of a gentleman who
has been dead for some years.
About sixty colored men have paid the
Hampton taxes in this County. Some of
the farmers think the amounts paid by the
colored men are so small it makes no differ
ence, but the Special Agent will be glad to
issue receipts to all of them.
The Changers of Anderson and adjoining
Counties are making very large order for
commercial fertilizer again this year through
Mr. w. w. Russell. 1t is understood that
the Ehwan has been decided upon, and
from its very general reputation We have no
doubt it will prove satisfactory to those who
use it.
Mr.. Michael Clancy, native of Ireland,
who has been resident of this County for
number of years, died very suddenly OH
last Tuesday morning. He had been blast
ing upon the arm of Mrs. Adaline Martin.
It is supposed that heart disease produced
his death.
We would call attention to the advertise
ment of Messrs. McCully g. Taylor. This
is new business firm, and we bespeak for
them a liberal portion of public patronage.
Each of these gentlemen has had considera-
BILE business experience, and persons visiting
their store may rely upon courteous atten-
tion. Read their advertisement.
The following officers are elected and in
stalled to serve Deep Creek Grange for the
year 1877: W. T. McGill, W. NJ; s. New
ton Browne o. A. B. Bowden, L.; Abram
Bolt, S.; Arthur Buchanan. A. S.. A. P.
Quales, Chaplain; s. L. Eskew, Treas. !;
John L. Jolly, Sec.; ]. T. Davis, &. X;
Mrs. Mary NJ. Bolt, Ceres; Mrs. E. J. Eel
lams, Flora; Mrs. Mary ]. Smith, Pomona;
Mrs. NJ. A. McGill. l.. A. s.
The new Board of County Commissioners
met at Anderson and organized by re-elect-
ing Mr.. O. H. P FAINT Chairman, and elect
ing Mr.. J. L. Tribble Clerk, and continuing
Mr.. w. B. Hembree as Steward and DR.. w.
H. Nardin Physician to the Poor House.
These are excellent selections, and We do not
doubt that the new Board will give great
satisfaction in its actions for the next two
years.
The advertising agency heretofore con-
Quoted for Messrs. Walker, Evans g. Cogs-
we'll by Mr.. Roswell T. Logan has been dis
continued, and the business will be conduc-
ted by Mr.. Logan at the Office of the Nc,cs
and Courier on his own account. Mr. Logan
is a gentlemen of fine qualifications for the
business in which he is engaged, and he will
no doubt receive the hearty cooperation of
both publishers and advertisers in South
Carolina.
Judge J. J. Maher has written an able
article to the Ne,cs and Courier showing that
County Commissioners have no authority to
levy a tax without the Mackey House is the
legal House of Representatives. ltisunfor
tunate for our counties to be without money
in the treasury. but it cannot be helped for a
short time. The legal government Of the
State will be fully established in a month or
two, and then all things will come right.
We are requested to announce that all
Royal Arch Masons can procure round trip
tickets for themselves and any members of
their families who they may desire to take
with them to attend the session of the Grand
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