The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-01-11
I jHRIEF lfENTIoN.s

The Dark Corner Democratic Club will
hold its regular meeting on Saturday. 9th
| inst. N'>t'f''., So"
The small amount of two dollars will get
one of the best weekly newspapers in the
State for one year. Apply at this office. ~
DR.. G. H. symmes has removed his resi-
dence to the dwelling formerly occupied by
Capt. Benson, ON Calhoun Street. next door
to W. F. Barr. =: ~y.,,.i-vt
Alex. Watson, President Of the Hampton
Colored Club at Pendleton, was received as q
delegate to the Democratic County Conven.
ton on Monday last. ..--e..$ :
The Democratic Club Of Hall Township
will meet at the sCarswell Institute on next
Saturday. the 18th instant, at o'clock. p m:
A full attendance Of the members IS re:
quested.. - ~
DR.. W. G. Brown, Dentist, has, removed
his office to the building formerly: known
as the Centennial House, where he will be
glad to see you, and will make you happy
by pulling your teeth. at.ae,,s iarso.
The next meeting of the Anderson Read
ing Club will be held at the residence Of
Mr.. A. B. Towers on next Tuesday evening,
at u o'clock. All the former members ot
Club are requested to attend.
Rev. W. H. Strickland, the new pastor o!
the Anderson Baptist Church, arrived here
on Friday last, and preached an appropriate
discourse on Sunday morning. Mr.. Strick-
land will occupy the late residence OF Mr..
L. P. Smith. ,@
We would call attention to the advertise.
ment of Mr.. q. D. Chamblee. He has pur-
chased the Emporium of Fashion, and
announces that he has the cheapest goods
ever sold in this market. We bespeak for
him share of public patronage.
The State Grange will meet in Columbia
on the first Wednesday in February, at seven
o'clock in the evening. Every Grange in
the State ought to be represented. The
railroad fare will likely be reduced, and the
hotel prices are more reasonable than since
the war. ia: =. .'....,,...
Mr.. James w. Poore.i at Belton, and Mr..
N. r. Elgin, at Honea Path, are renewing
the clubs at their respective places, and per-
sons indebted for subscription will find a
statement of their accounts in theahands OF
these gentlemen, and viii make payment
to them without further delay, as longer in-
dulgence cannot be given. 40 ! =
Mr. w. O. Hampton, the young man who
was robbed in this County last year, was ac-
cidentally killed in Greenville County on
the End inst. Hewas preparing for hunt,
and after loading one barrel of his gum tits
supposed that he dropped, his shot pouch,
which struck upoa the: hammer Of. the
loaded barrel and knocked it,up sufficiently
for the fall on the cap to explode it. The
shot pouch was found between his feet.
The load entered his temple, killing him
instantly.
We ask the attention of our readers 70 the
advertisement OF the Carolina Collegiate In
stitnte. Owing to the very inclementw wealth
er. the opening of the Institute has been
postponed to next Monday. We learn that
the prospect Of the School for a fourishing
session is very fine, and we congratulate
those parents who are to have the education
of their sons and daughters under the care
of Professor Lyon, whose success as an in
structor has been very satisfactory and
gratifying to his patrons in the past.