The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-05-16
THE INT'ELLIGENgER
Z LOCAL MATTERS.
sRfEp MENTION.

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I. Artillery at this place on next Saturday at
B. o'clock p. m. All the-members arc re-
quested tc attend.
We are requested to state that Rev. G. w.
Gardner win preach in the Baptist Church
at Bolton on the fourth Sabbath. in this
month at II g. H., and also on the Saturday
night preceding.
Mrs. James W. Poore, of Bolton, has our
thanks for a,box of fine May cherries, of
large, juicy and delicious variety. They
were the finest We have ever seen in May.
and were indeed treat.
7- Nominations of candidates IN us':ai
J Jorus,, not to exceed one inch, FIVE DOLLARS.
Tae,e charges are to be paid strictly in ad'anee'
: and no EXCEPTIONS ,rhaterer ,riu be made to the
.rale.
We are requested to announce that the
Little Girls Mission Society of Anderson
win have refreshments for safe in the Ma
sonic Hall on next Friday evening. We
bespeak for them liberal patronage.
Col. Warren D. Wilkes has been appoin-:
ted Notary Public for this County by
Governor Hampton. This appointment
WIN be great convenience for persons liv-
ing upon the saluda hide Of our County.
The town authorities Of Williamson,
with due regard for the Mineral Spring,
have erected near by in the grove spacious
open octagonal pavilion, which adds an
other pleasant feature to. the enticing Park.
9s- We irish Il distinctly understood that'0e
do net hold ourselves responsible for the riers or
expressions Of correspondents.
The Hopewell Democratic Club will meet
ut Hamlin's School-house on the first Satur-
day in June next, at o'clock p. m. Afull
attendance of the members is requested, as
business of importance will be presented
for the consideration of the meeting.
Governor Hampton has appointed Mr..
]. W. Singleton of Brushy Creek Town
ship, 9 Trial Justice for this County, and
Mr.. James Seaborn Trial Justice at Fair
PLAY, in oconee County. Both of these
appointments are excellent ones, and will
give efficient officers to the sections indi-
Gated.
Col. &. NJ. Rucker, of this place, has ac-
cepted an invitation to deliver the annua!
Grafton, before the literary societies Of the
s jWilliamston Female College ON the occa-
I sion of their commencement in June. Col.
Isuckers known eloqusnce guarantees
1,yindication Of the selection the young Ia
dies have made.
Col. E. N. Rucker has been elected to de-
liver the address before the literary societies
of.Adgef College at their commencement
In June, and has accepted the invitation.
Col. J. 8. Cothran has also accepted an in
\ yitation to- deliver the College address on
the same occasion. Both of these gentle
men are eloquent orators, and treat
awaits the students Of Adger College and
their friends.
All of the local insurance agents of the
State who represent o company are invited
to meet in Columbia on Tuesday, June the
11th,. 1873 for the purpose Of forming a
permanent State association, for the mutual
protection of companies, policy-holders and
themselves. The various railroads to Co,
sunbia have consented to carry them at
excursion rates. amounting for the round
trip to single fare.
,YieRs Illustrated Monthly Magazine for May
comes to rs laden with useful information
for the cultivation of flowers and beautiful
IL illustrated. The correspondence OF its
subscribers, from all parts of the United
States, giving valuable hints and experience
in flower culture, is quite ON interesting
feature Of this magazine, which, combined
with many others, render 1t very attractive,
and recommend it to everyone interested in
Horticulture.
The railroad meeting at Lowndesville on
Wednesday, the 7th inst, of which an nc
count appears elsewhere, was well attended
and enthusiastic. Its proceedings were
marked throughout by bssiness-ike and
determined course, which augurs well for
the prospec. of the road. The citizens Of
Lowndesville entertained the meeting with
the most lavish hospitality, and every one
enjoyed the meeting, not only for the busi-
ness prospect, but also on account OF its
pleasant social feature.
B- Accommodations for personal ddran-
.tage ,riu be charged for at the rate Of ONE
DorLAE for every inch.
Hon! Charles Petty, Chairman of the
committee appointed by the recent Sunday
School Convention, publishes Us the result
of the conference of the committee that
State Sunday School Convention will be
formed with representatives from each
County equal 10 the representation of such
County in the House and Senate of this
State. The time and place of the meeting
has not yet been decided upon. Rev. W.
II. Strickland has been appointed chairman
for this work in Anderson County.
Mr.. John Rothwell, Secretary of the State
Executive Committee of the Y. N. c. A. of
South Carolina, spent Last week in Ander-
son in furtherance of the interests of the
Association in this place. He hello num-
ber Of devotional meetings, and visited the
members of the Association individually.
We trust that his visit was q successful one,
and that he has done good in our midst by
imprcssing his zeal ON the workers in the
Anderson organization. On Tuesday he
left for Greenville, where he is now labor
ing.
The many friends of Mr.. and Nfrs. P. X.
McCully sympathizc with them in the loss
of their bright and interesting little son,
Freddie, who died of pneumonia on last
Thursday afternoon, at the age of two and
half years. Too pure for earth, the little