The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-12-20
LOCAL MATTERS.
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Col. James H. OrfspeIt last SUNDAY anu
Monday ut home.
Col. James NJ. Lattimer was in Anderson
last Friday transacting important business.
A. =. Jolnstone, Dentist. Office IL Cen
t.rnial Building, Anderson, S. c. 23-4t.
We are indebted to Hons. w. q. Brown
and r. W. Simpson for legislative docu-
inents.
A charter for n railroad from Easlcy Sta.
tion by Williamson to Belton is before the
Legislature, and will no doubt be granted
Divine services will be held in the Episco-
nal Church in this place, at ii o'clock a.
m, Christmas day, and the Holy Cominun-
ion Will be celebrated.
There will be no intermsssiOn in the
weekly visits Of the ISTELLIGENcEa to our
subscribers next week. II will make its ap-
pe,rance as usual
We would call attention to the advertise
ment of Maj. G.. w. Anderson, which ap-
rcars elsewhere. Persons wishing reliable
goods at cheap prices should call upon the
Major at Williamson.
Hon. B. Frank Sloan, Representative from
!, Oconee County, spent day or two at home
last week, compelled by important legal
business. Oconee County has an able and
faithful Representative in him.
w. Ira brennan is prepared to furnish his
customers with fresh confectioneries and
fine brands of cigars at the most reasonable
rates for the Christmas holidays. See his
advertisement in another column.
Anderson Division Of Sons Of Temperance
will have a pound party OH Thursday night,
the 2Tth inst, to begin immediately after the
meeting Of the Division. Every member is
requested to bring pound or more of some
thing for the entertainment.
Andrew & Vandiver have prepared for the
wants of their friends and customers during
the Christmas holidays, and have OH hand
together with choice family groceries, &c.
Call OH them to secure your presents ior the
little ones and also for your Christmas sup
plies.
of their confectioneries, cigars, &C.. which
they keep in their new store under B. +.
Crayton g. Sons. In making your arrange
ments for Christmas feasting. do not fail to
call at this store to secure the luxurcs of
the season. Prue will be glad to see you,
and will please you with his goods.
The young men Of Bolton will have q
tournament ut that place OH Thursday, the
9th inst a number of knights have en-
tered for the tilt, and great interest is mani
tested in it. On the evening of the same day
q grand Tournament Ball will be given and
the usual coronation gone through with.
The ladies of The town will grace both occa-
sions with their presence.
New Prospect Division, Sons of Temper
ance, will have celebration in the Church
on next Saturday afternoon, beginning Mt
/ o'clock. Addresses will be delivered by
Z. 3. Murray, G. w. p, l.. T. Smith, q. g.,
and perhaps others. A full attendance Of
the members Of the Division and of the
ladies and gentlemen Of the surrounding
country is earnestly desired.
The ladies of Roberts Church intend
having an entertainment in the Hall at
Williford's Store on Friday afternoon, the
osth inst, commencing ut o'clock, for the
benefit Of their Church. The general pub
lie are in tied to attend, and arc requested
to carry their purses with them. and he lib
eral in the use of their contents, rs the OBJ
ject is a worthy and benevolent one.
The Governor has appointed Col. r. w.
Simpson, OF this County, Quartermaster
General, with the rank of Colonel; r. r.
Hemphill, editor Of the Abbevlle Medium,
General of the Infantry of Abbeville, An
t;e-scu, P:cigo:so and Ocones Counties, with
the rank of Brigadier General, and Maj. W.
w. Humphreys, OF our town, General of
the Eighth Brigade of Cavalry, with the
rank of Brigadier General.
The Carolina Collegiate Institute closes it's
Fall Term tomorrow, the 21st inst. We
wish the pupils and teachers q merry
Christmas, after their long and laborious
years work, and trust thnt with the advent
of the new yeaf may come renewed pros.
perity fer this most excellent educational
institution. The Spring Term for 1873 will
The citizens living i'll the vicinity Of Uun-
ter's Spring desire to establish first class
high school at that point, and are making
efforts to secure the services of Mr.. C. c.
Reed as teacher for the coming year. Mr..
Reed is a gentleman Of fine character, and
is n scholar of high attainments. His ex-
perience in teaching adds to his otl'cr qunli-
fications for the position. A better choice
cannot be made.
We learn that the mails will be transferred
at Seneca City regularly or and after JAM
uary 1st, 1873. This change will be greatly
more convenient for our section of country,
and will facilitate the transmission of mails
more than persons who have not thought
upon the subject imagine. 1t will make the
transmission OF letter from New York to
this point and back from two to three days
quicker than by the present arrangement.
The following officers were elected at the
last regular communication to serve Her
mon Lodge,,No 110, A. f. NJ, the ensuing
Masonic year: J. d. Alewine, w. NJ; w.
N. Hall, S, W; w. t. Milford, }. W.;
w. D. Gray, Treas; 8. ]. Mckee. Sec. /;
W. Is. Miller. s. D.: G. w. Nier, j. d. i;
J,W. Cook. Tiler. Place of meeting, Cars
well Institute. Time of meeting, first Sat
urday every month.
c. w ilarrecl,t Is prepared to furnish his