The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-01-24

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We would ask attention to the advertise
ment of Messrs. Wilhite & Williams, the
popular and experienced druggists, whose
card appears in another column. They
keep full line of drugs and carefully COM
pound prescriptions.
We would call attention to the advertise
ment of Messrs. Barr & FAINT, who makean
announcement to the public this week
which will be of interest to all consumers.
Gail upon them and be convinced OF the
truth Of their statements. s,se:;
"a mounted military company was organ
lied in Hall township on last Saturday,
with the following officers: r. R. Beatty,
Captain E.. Walters, LIST Lieutenant; !;
IT Jsckson, End Lieutenant; John L..
Names srd Lieutenant.
IS We return thanks to Col. Thos. Doda-
mead, superintendent Of the G.. & CIR. r.;
Col. S. B. Pickens, of the s. G. R. B., w.
4 ]. Houston, Esq. O. the A. u. R: R. Col.
T. D. Kline, of thee. G. & A. R. r.; and
n. Divine, of the w. "a A. R. Rs for
The courtesy ola pass oyer, their respective
roads.
We are requestedto announce that there
Will be public installation ofthe officers
Of Lebanon. Division, Sons of Temperance,
at Lebanon on the first Saturday in Febru-
& sry, at IL o'clock q. ml There will be a
basket dinner and public addresses upon
the subject of temperance. Every person is
invited to attend
a mounted military company was organ-
lied in the Dark Corner on last Saturday,
with the following officers: J.. L. Bryant,
Captain; T. w. Seigler, 1st Lieutenant; ) A.
G. Craft, End Lieutenant; j. A., Wiles, 3rd
3 Lieutenant; r. T. Cinkscales, L. C. Watt,
! A, M. chuk and J. L. Manning Sargeants; /;
u. 81. Morgan, D. w. Bryant, w. NJ. Nor
gan, ]. A.::McAfster and !. w. Morgan,
Corporals.
ss There will bea Union Meeting of Hamp-
ton, Mountain Greek and Rock Mills
Oranges at Williford's Store on the first
Saturday in February. next, at 10 o'clock
! q. M, at which time the officers Of Rock
Mills Grange will be installed. Addresses
may be expected from several gentlemen.
Col. E. NJ. Rucker, E. B. Murray, Major
John B. Moore and others, have been inyi-
ted, and full attendance is requested.
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The supper given by the Knights of
Honor at the Benson House, on Wednesday
evening oflast week, was one of the most
pleasant occasions at which we have been
present for many days. The company was
sociable and agreeable, the supper was
sumptuous. and the entire evening pleasant.
The call for speeches after supper was in
every instance evaded, and the entire even
ing was marked by q total absence of stiff
ness.
Anderson boasts of The most extensive
/ and most entsrprising furniture emporium
in upper South Carolina, and, as our readers
already know, Mr. G. F. Tolly is the pro-
prietor. BY selling nothing but good furni-
: ture at the very lowest prices possible, Mr..
Tolly has established q reputation for lib
Z erality and fair dealing, which secures for
him an extensive and large patronage.
There is no better furniture market in the
State than Anderson.
Mr.. j. S. Lawrence, Of Savannah, Ga,
has our thanks for an annual pass over the
Georgia and Florida Inland Steamship Line
between Savannah and all points along the
famous st. Johns River. This company
owns the elegant steamers David Clark"
and City of Bridgeton," and offer superior
advantages in accommodation and rates of
fare to excursion parties Of fifty or more.
Ar. Lawrence will be pleased to furnish
any information that may be desired.
Professor w. II. Evans, OF Columbia, pro-
/ poses to teach class in vocal music in
Anderson, commencing next week, proyi-
ded he receives sufficient encouragement to
justify him in so doing. He comes to An
: derson with the highest recommendations
: from the ministers of Columbia. and from
the press in several places where he has
taught He is pleasant gentleman of very
superior musical attainments, and our pco-
ple will be fortunate in securing his services
for the purpose of cultivating themselves in
the very desirable accomplishment of vocal
music.
The business meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association on last Monday even
ing was well attended. The most important
business of the evening was the election OF
officers for the ensuing year, which resulted
as follows: President, G. F. Tolly; 1st Vice
/ President, a. P. Hubbard; End Vice Presi-
dent, ]. w. Daniels; Secretary and Treasu-
srer, LIP. Smith. This-Association has done
q great deal of good in Anderson, and de-
serves the support of all of our citizens.
The Sunday afternoon meetings in Temper
ance Hall are well attended and very attrac-
tive by reason of their interesting services.
The appearance of the Berger Family in
Anderson on last Saturday night drew q
crowded house of the elite Of our town to
the Masonic Hall, and the expectation OF
all present was more than realized. The
entertainment was chaste, elegant and de-
:lightful. We would be pleased to indulge
in, a more extended notice of the accom-
plished lady and gentlemen artists of the
company, but. space forbids. We can
however, most cheerfully commend this
splendid company to the patronage Of every
co1nmnnity they may honor with their
;pressnce; and we express the general senti.
n1ei,t of our community when we hope
thasw will have the pleasure Of attending
another entertainment III our midst from from
them soon, *