The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-07-04
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8RIEF MENTION.
Do not forget that the Anderson Dem
cratic Club meets Friday night.

BRIEF MENTION.
Do not forget that the Anderson Demo
cratic Club meets Friday night. /.
Mr.. VIII. Frierson, of this place, gradu
ates this week at Erskine College, at DIP
West, with the degree Of Bachelor of Art;
Mr.. w. Hines Strickland, son of Rev. W
n. Strickland, of Anderson, obtained th
prize in Capt. Patrick's High School, a
Greenyille, as the best Latin scholar.
From all parts of the County the cor
crop is reported to have an, unusually fin
prospect, while the cotton crop is fully ul
to the average. There is every indication
of a bountifnl crop year in this County.
Mr.. John Lander, son of Rev. s. Lander
President of Williamson Female College
obtained the medal for the best progress IL
Greek among the students of Wofford Col
lege during the recent session Of that Col
lege.
Mr.:J. s. Murray, jr., of Anderson, grad
uated at the late session of Furman Uni
versity with the degree of Master of srts
having completed more studies thar Wa:
necessary under the curriculum to obtair
the degree.
a mad dog was killed in Anderson OF
last Wednesdayby policemanL. G. Braddy
Persons having dogs should be particular te
notice any symptoms Of hydiophobia, so as
to kill them before there is an opportunity
Eforserious mischief.
The Union Grange and political picnic al
Honea Path ON Saturday. the 18th instant
promises to be well attended and an enjoy.
able affair. Anumber of the invited speak.
ers have accepted, and all Of the arrange,
ments necessary to render it.asuccess will
be made.
The barbecue at Maj. Elias McGee's 20
day will no doubt be grand success. A
number of speakers will be in attendance,
and the Anderson Palmetto Band has deci.
dsd to give the inspiration of its splendid
music to the OCCASION. The most liberal
provisions have been made in the eating
line. and the day will long be remembered
by those in attendance.
Read the proceedings of the County E1-
ecutive Committee. In them viii be found
the r6les for governing the primary election
which win be held in this County. Ths
time of the election has notyet been. agreed
upon but "a other respects the rulesfor the
government of the election are complete.
1t would be well fos Subscribers to pre-
serve the paper containing them.
There will be q public installation of the
Officers Of Anderson Division. No. 1, Sons
of Temperance in the Court House at half
past eight o'clock this (Thursday) evening.
There will be several short addresses on the
subject Of temperance, and an interesting
evening IN expected. The ladies and gen.
tlemen of the town and surrounding coun-
try are invited to be present.
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We regret to announce tho death of Mrs.
Jefferson King, which occurred at the resi-
dence of her husband in Brushy Creek
township GA Wednesday, the 26th of June,
after an illness Of q few. days from an attack
of fever. Mrs. King leaves husband and
segeralchild=en, together with many friends,
TO mourn her loss. She was an excellent
and useful member of the community in
which :liyeds
!. nAt Che last regular meeting ofsAndesson
Division, No. I, Sons of Temperance, the
following Officers were elected to serve the
ensuing quarter T. C. Lison, w.sP. ~. J.
Baker, w. A.; Foster FAINT, B. s.; Miss s.
:Bellotse, "A. Ris.; F. 7. wilhite, F. s.; A.
8. Todd, Treas; A. B. Towers, Chap;
Chas. c. Langston, Con-; A. w. Todd, A..
c.; E. a. Williams, ]. 81; James Anderson,
o. s.; J. M. Cathcart, Librarian; Miss vir.
ginia Evans, Asst. Librarian.
* We are panied to announce the death of
Mr.. g. o. Hammond, of Vermont,
which occurredo on last Saturday in Horse
Shoe Cove, whittier he had gone in quest Of
health. Some months since Mr.. Hammond
came to Anderson in the last stages of con-
sumption, and after his arrival his health
improved very much, so that about ten
days ago he left for mountain trip during
the summer. It is thought the variable
temperature of the mountainsh FASTENED his
death. Although he came into ourmidst q
perfect stranger he formed many .acqusint-
ances. and by his gentlemanly department
made friends who have heard of his early
death with unfeigned regret.
The Meals Creek Sunday School and the
Broadway Division of Sons Of Tempe
rance have arranged for joint picnic on
Saturday, the 18th inst, at Meals Greek
Church. Revs. w. H. Strickland; j. G.
Hudson, and others, have been. invited as
speakers for the Sunday School, and Rev.
w. E. Walters, Mr.. John 81. Geer, and
others, have been invited to address the
Temperance Division. The surrounding
Sunday Schools and Temperance Societies
are invited to be present on that day. The
ladies are also requested to bring their
lunch baskets to provide the means of graf
flying the appetite after the intellectual
portion of the proceedings hare been COM
pleted. The occasion will no doubt be an