The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-06-14
THE INETLLIGENCER.
LOCAL MATTERS.
RRIEF MENTION.

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present season.. '.a -st.'t
I}Rev. W. 81. Strickland now has an inter
esting religious meeting progressing IN the
Baptist Church at this place, which gives
promise of great good to our community.
We are indebted to Mr.. julius D. Dreher,
of this State, for an invitation to attend the
commencement exercises of Roanoke (Va.)
College on the 18th of June inst.
Rev. VIM. Henry Strickland will preach
in the Baptist Church next Sunday at 1o:3o
am. Subject Peter, Install and restora-
tion."'s At night; at $50. Sub'ect-"lt
might have been.''
Lebanon Division, Sons of Temperance,
had q large and enthusiastic meeting on last
Saturday afternoon. Eloquent and thrill
ing speeches were made by Messrs. G. F..
Tolly and E. r. Carswell.
Mr.. T. W. Russell has been appointed
Trial Justice for Pickens County at Easley
Station by Gov. Hampton. Mr.. Russell IS
an intelligent, competent and suitable per
son for the position, and will no doubt
inaAe ai "'''p'S'D-o '' .0S9eG II ~
The Representatives of Anderson md County
in the General Assembly, rMessrs. W: g:
Brown. r. w. Simpson, d . X. YandlVer
and Jas. L. Orr, returned to their homes on
Tac;s,atnra
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We have had q general rain which puts
our farmers in excellent humor' as IL mas
already started their crops to growing very
rapidly. 1t IS not now tnougnt 'nas 'he
hail storm and recent drought comolheo
will materially anect the y1eio Oh our cfop'
as general tn1ng.
Mr. w. BErkine brought us son Tues
day stalk OF cotton fully1 Twelve lncnes
high with four squares on H,awnlcn W ne says
is fair sample OF about six acres OF MS
crop, which was fertllzed with compost
prepared at home from ingredients 1urn- urn
ished by Messrs. White q Williams.
Gov. Hampton has appointed VIM. S.
Hall Eso Denntv Surveyor for Anderson
County. This is a very excellent appoint
wont 90 Mr. Hall has filled the position
for q number of wears, and is familiar with
everv norton Of Anderson County. /. He is
an accurate, practical surveyor, ana our peo-
pie are pleased with the appointment ~
The Ninety Six Guardian is an ably con-
Quoted and neat paper, which has just been
established at Ninety Six by Mr.. n. B. Nc
sweeny.. tbs devoted to politics and itera-
tnre Int more especially at present is giving
;ts attention to the formation of new
county with Ninety Six as the Court House,
70 10 made out of portions of Abbeyille,
Newberrv Edpe6eld and Laurens. We
wish the Guardian great success.
E,sss I'm, "a, 8 - a. +.tton+;on
of our delinquent subscribers to the fact that
we must have little money to run news
paper on through the summer, and If each
of onr readers who knows that he is in
dah.ed to, no for subscription will send us
ono dollar on his account during this month,
Il will afford us the desired assistance. Do
not leave this request to be complied with.
bv vonr neighbors, but pay in your own
dollar also. as newspapers live by an aggre-
cation, Of small sums. 90 Q I,
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we laoii tiie pleasus 90 ~ ~. IT,
X. w, simpson oii "eon.s' -. -
formed during the recent session OF the Leg
islature Mr.. Simpson is oneof the Leading
members of the present House, ana mas
shown himself vigilant over the rights OF
his constituents. He exercised great infiu-
ence during the session, and modified In
;n,nortapt. .particulars quite q numbered the
most beneficial acts proposed. He expresses.
himself as reioiced to be set free once more
by the adjournment.
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Ihe summer Co'nnei,celnen'o ~ "ii -.
ston female coiee VIII 'S'Ae pA'1 pc Wv
day, the Goth, sermon viii be delivered oy
Rev. A. Coke Smith, OF Greenvllle, ana on
Thursday, the 2lst, hon. .. Diopie' u
Orangebnrg, will address the Erosopnlc 90
ciety, (in the morning } lmmeolately aitef
which the Graduating Exercises wln lake
place. Rev. w. w. duncan OF, monoiu
College. Spartanburg, Will denver the
Alumnse Address in the evening we are
indebted to Prof. Lander for an invitation
to attend upon this interesting occasion.
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oeiia'oi oocni'n i. III, ..aa - esn, ,ors
in Anderson before returning to Columbia
for the purpose of arranging for the mves-
legations proposed for the COMMITTEE unaer
Senator Bowen's resoiutions' senator ooen.
ran informs us that ne introeuceo Tue ias'
fifteen acts; contained IN ene ls' We publish
to-day. 1t is estimated that tney VIII ehec'