The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-07-19

I<s@lpStFuit, 80 - Iufsh lures miles E0r
this r:aee, containing kfio fiundtod an
: tbi.ty-three acres, with Ecessary improve
ments, and with good Eoed land ON Il
!, Persons desiring 70 .puzHase o good farn
would do well to consnlsSith Mr. Bohan
non. See advertisement Elsewhere.
. Since tie new schedule Jon the South Car
olina and Greenville & Gumbia Railroad
have gone into effect, tli9eby enabling cit
zens Of the low-country &make the trip I,
: TIE up-oountry in ningl3lay, the travel o
over these roads hayo featly increased
| The trains passing this plas ON last Monda,
land TUESDAY evenings w{e crowded will
passengers going to Wayaila and Other
points above this in quest q cooler CLINE
The citizens Of varennesSa Said neighborinl
townships will meet at Gngs Shon or
Friday, the 9th inst, at twpo'clock in the
afternoon, for the purpose Of discussing the
proposed change in our fencA laws. Messrs
b. z. Crayton, e. B. MurSy and Others
may be expected 10 addre3the meeting
and the discussion will noS,e confined to
| one side, for an invitation VII be extended
TO the opponents of the -me4src to present
their views also. AL who cahire requested
to lie present at this meeting.
| The citizens of Varennes bwnship are
| invited to attend O meeting D be held on
the 9th Of July at Armstrong .cademy, for
the purpose Of discussing thAadvisability
of adopting the proposed clipgo in our
| fence system. Col. J. w. Norri, Mai. John
B. Moore, Col. e. NJ. RuckdS and B. z.
Crayton, Esq, have been invit& to address
the meeting. Any one one whips opposed
to the measure will be given anlpportunity
to speak fgainst it. The ladies BE especial.
ly invited to attend.
We regret to learn that Mr.. b,hn Brea
zeale, of Belton township, lost ahirm by an
accident with thresher last THURSDAY.
They had just about finished thrdning some
oats, and had thrown off the 9n wheel
when Mr. Breazeale threw in hndfu, of
straw, getting his right arm cauGt in the
machinery and 30 lacerated and crushed
that amputation above the elbow tas licces-
STATED. Drs. e. NJ. Brown, John Wilson
w. III. Todd and F. K Breazeale Informed
the operation, and we are glad to lhrn that
Mr.. Breazealc is improving as raaidly as
could be looked for.
A large number of the citizens ofIaroada-
way Township met at Meals Creek on last
Saturday afternoon, and w&e addressed
upon the subject of the "feiice l1sy" by
Messrs. b. f. Crayton, NJ. ElMitAell, E.
b. Murray, ana Capt John NIciall of
Beaufort. All of the speakerb ad located
the change, and no one appe%ed br the
opposition, although the chaiunan. Mr.
Saml. Browne, extended frequmt invita-.
tions to any one who differed as b the pro-
priety of the change to speak. It's thought
that broadawny Township willtmopt the
stock law.
Messrs. A. B. Towers and JohtW. Todd
have formed copartnership for tlh conduct
of general mercantile business b Ander-
son. Mr. Towers is one of the oflest and
most reliable merchants in our tow, and is
too well known to need any introdhtion TO
the public from us. Mr. Todd, thh junior
member of the firm, is also gentlea,en of
experience sn' his business, whosefhtelli-
gence and honor render hi: 9 So1ti o11 liz u1en.
Der of the new firm, which will dotbtless
continue to receive the confidence ahl ex-
tensive patronage always accorded % Mr..
Towers and those associated with hfn in
business.
We regret to state that DR.. w. G. Brdrne,
who has been so well and fnvosably kricwn
as the resident dentist of Anderson hasre-
moved to Atlanta, Ca, where he has formed
coparinership with DIR. J. w. GurleY, in
the practice of dentistry, surgery and cerhin
branches Of medicine. Dr.. Browne has, 1t.
tanned q fine repntatiin in his profession,
and we have no doubt5.he move will proore
beneficial to his reputation and fnauds.
lie informs us that he and DR.. Gurley vii,
from time to time, visit Anderson; ami
hence, his patrons and friends can still hn II
the benefit Of his professional services We
wish him much success in his new home.