The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-02-14
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Rev. S.w.H. Strickland will preach in the
Baptist Church on next Sabbath upon the
subject OF future punishment
Prof w, 81. Evans has q class Of about
sixty scholars vocal music at Anderson.
Els instruction Is thorough, and his scholars
are advancing rapidly.
We are requested to announce that the
Hampton Guards viii meet at Meals Creek
Oh, next Saturday at o'clock p. NJ, for the
purpose of re organizing. Afull attendance
ofthe Company is desired.
mr.. James Geer met with painful acci-
dent on last Tuesday by being thrown from
his Lolse. Els shoulder was dislocated, and
surgical aid was necessary to restore the dis
located limb. BE is, however, doing well,
and vii, soon be well again, wehope.
The members of The Hopewer Red Jack
ets ase requested to meet at Hopewen on
the fourth Saturday in February inst, at !
o'clock p. M, for the purpose Of forming
cavalry company. All the members and
iothors 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 10th inst, at
Q O'Clock in, ths afternoon for the purpose
of organizing Cavalry Company. All Of
the citizens Of the Township are invited to
attend The meeting. ae
SssSis Cavalry Company vas formed at CAL
qfhb1n; in this County, on last Saturday,
vith the following officers: Captain, J. P.
Coz; Lientenants, J. n. Acker, WE. Suth-
erlsnd, q. a. Griffin; Sergeant, T. B. Du-
sair,, ]. n. Massison, w. n. .Acker, E. b.
PORE, x. 3. Poore; Corporals, R. ]. 4atti-
SON, J. NJ. Cox, B. L. Cheshire, J. P. Dugan.
1Te have been requested to announce that
tho days Of services at Salem Church have
bean changed from the first and third Satur-
day and Sunday in each month to the sec
ond and fourth Saturday. and Sunday in
each month. Also that the days of services
at Mountain Creek Church have been
changed from the second and fourth Satur-
urtay and Sunday in each month to the
arst and third Saturday and Sunday in each
month. Rev. ]. r. Earle will continue to
supply these churches during the present
yess.
The Hopewell Baptist Sabbath School
win; celebrate its second anniversary on
next Saturday and Sunday, the 10th and
18th inst. All persons engaged in the Sun
dsy School Bork are requested to attend on
5 saslrd.y to consult upon the best plan Of
Nork for the ensuing year. On Sunday
there win be Sabbath. School mass meet
ing, at which several speeches win be made
on subjects connected with the Sabbath
: School. A sermon will also be preached to
the children on that day.
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/. ana began in January with "Joe; Hale's Red
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Traiton, Will be continued, and atits conclu
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