The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-02-14
BRIEF szxHrrou.
Corroa-Middlings, 10 oenta.

Rev. w. II. Strickland viii preach In the
Baptist Church on next Dabbath upon the
subject Of future punishment.
Prof w. H.. Evans has class of about
eixty scholars in vocal music at Anderson
His instruction Is thorough, and ilis scholars
are advancing rapidly.
We are requested to announce that the
Hampton Guards will meet at Meals Creek
on next Saturday at 2 o'clock p. NJ. for the
purpose of 70 organizing. Afull attendance
Of the Company is desired.
afr. James Geer met with painful acci-
dent on last Tuesday by being thrown from
his horse. His shoulder was dislocated, end
surgical ala was necessary to restore the dr.
located limb. He 10. however, doing we'll,
and will soon be well again, we hope.
The members Of the Hopewell Red jack.
eta afe requested to meet ct Hopewell on
the fourth Saturday in February inst at 1
o'clock p. FL, for the purpose of fc.ming O
cavalry company. All the members and
othors desiring to join are requested to at
tend.
. There will be meeting of the citizens of
the Fork Township at Brown & Farmers
Store on Wednesday next, the goth inst, at
2o'clock in the afternoon for the purpose
OF organizing Cavalry Company. All of
the citizens Of the Township arc invited to
attend the meeting.
"A Cavalry Company was formed at Cal.
houn, in this County, on last Saturday,
with the following officers: Captain, J. p.
Cox; Lieutenants, 7. n. Acker, w. r. suth-
erland, II. A.. Griffin Sergeant, T. B. Du-
gan,J. III. Mattison, w. II. Acker, E. H.
Pooro, K. B. Poore; Corporals, R. J. Matti-
CON, J. d. Cox, r. L. Cheshire, J. P. Dugan.
We have been requested to announce that
the days ofservices at Salem Church have
been changed from the first and third Satur-
day and Sunday in each month to the sec
ond and fourth Saturday Gid Sunday in
each month. Also that the days of scT vices
ct Mountain Creek Church have been
changed from the second and fourth Satur-
urday and Sunday in each month to the
first and third Saturday and Sunday in each
month. Rev. j. r. Earle will continue 10
supply these churches during the present
year. g
The Hopewell Baptist Sabbath School
Will celebrate its second anniversary on
next Saturday and Sunday, the 10th and
18th inst. All persons engaged in the Sun
day School work are requested to attend on
sAtprday to consult upon the best plan of
work for tfe ensuing year. On Sunday
there viii ha Sabbath schoo! :aa== .nsss..-
ing, at which several speeches will be made
on subis.ta connected with the Sabbath
School. A sermon will also be preached to
the Children on that day.
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