The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-03-14
THE INTELLIGENCER,
LOCAL MATTERS.
nRIER nHnYIou.

$3.50, Greenvilie, s. G.
There viii probably bc more persons !;
Anderson on the 9th of this month tha,
were ever here OF one time before.
A new grist mill has been put in order q
the "James Burriss Old Mill" site, south
wost OF tSis place. and Is run by Mr.. F. A
Daniels. See advertisement elsewhere.
Governor Hampton will speak in Ander
son on Wednesday the 9th inst. Ever,
person in the County should endcayor to b
present. The ladies are especially invited
The small grain crops in this County are
. reported as being behind their usua, growsI
at this season of the year, but since th,
summer-like weather has set in they ars
improving very much.
All ahle-bodied men between the NOES y,
eighteen end forty.five years of ago are re.
quired to work the public roads, under tbs
orders of the County Commissioners, given
through their overseers.
We understand that the Temperance Stan.
lard, heretofore published at Prosperity.
has heen removed to Williamson In this
County. We hope this report is true. but
are not prepared to say that it is.
The Supper for the Palmetto Band will
be given by the ladies OF Anderson In the
Masonic Hall OH next Tuesday night. Ad.
mission, 25 cents. We bespeak for them a
large attendance on that evening.
Our farmers are busily engaged preparing
for the coming crop, though they are some.
what behina ON account of the protracted
rains. The weather is good now, however
and they are making good use Of it.
Our young friend. Mr. Samuel J. Wake
field, who has been in attendance at the Bal
timore Business College, returned home last
week. mr. Wakefield is an energetic Young
man, and we wish him success in life.
Mr.. James NJ. Payne has on hand e large
lot of harness of all descriptions, which he
invites the public to call and examine. He
;s prepared tos furnish the members of the
various military companies with anything
in his line. N
The McSmith Music Store. of Greenville,
has our: thanks for copy Of the song,
Whisper you'll be mine, loye." 1t is one
among the many pretty vocal and instru-
mental pieces that may be purchased at this
extensive Ind cheap music house.
An amateur company will render the
drama, "The Last Loaf" in Masonic Hall
in this place on Wednesday evening, the
9th inst, for the benefit of the Palmetto
Band. 1t is worthy object, and should be
literally pAtronized by our citizens.
We had the pleasure of call OH Tuesday
last from DR.. Burt Mitchell, who has Just
graduated at the Medical College OF Balti-
moro. DR.. Mitchell will locate near Store
vile, and will doubtless receive the patron
age his merit deserves.
AT meeting of the PendIeton Red Shirts,
held on the 23rd of February, it resolved it.
self into q Flying Artillery Company.
There are now fifty-two members, and if
they can get uniformed in time, will attend
the parade at Anderson on the 9th inst
The Greenville Guards, under command
of Capt. @. II. Sloan, will visit Anderson
on the occasion of the military review on
the 27th inst. Their presence will be an
additional feature of interest in the parade.
Our citizens will be pleased to hare them
visit Anderson.
Col. A. NJ. speights, the founder of the
Grecnvili' Daily Netps, and the popular pro-
pr.etor of the Gyeenville Hotel, has started
O new paper in the Mountain City, called
Spe:yh.ss' Dday E'etOs. Our Office IL favored
with its visits. end we Welcome tie Colon5l
upon his return to the newspaper fraternity.
All who havo Joined the Artillery Com
pany at ti:;s rIaee arc requested to meet
promptly o. the hail Of the Palmetto Rifle
men. over Bleckley, Brown & Co. g store, on
Saturday next, at clock p. m. 9 The
Company Is expected to organize at this
time and make preparations for the coming
revies;.
Governor Hampton. Lieutenant Governor
Simpsc', Generals Noise, Connor and Nc
Iowan, Judge Mackey, Col. ,Hoyt, Speaker
Sheppard and others have been invited to
address che political meeting on the 9th.
The Governor and several others of the dis
tiuSuiSiicN oIe1iArts VI tlt- Et--t- :'iii &c
present.
Mr.. 2. d. Chamblee the proprietor of the
Emporium of Fashion, announces to the
public that Mrs. H.J. Welch has assumed
charge of the millinery and mantuamaking
department OF the Emporium. The ladies
are invited to call and examine the goods,
and leave their orders for work at the EN-
poriuSn.s
Miss lizzie Williams, the popula pro-
prietress OF the Ladies Store, is at this time
IN Rev York making PURCHASES for the
Spring trade, Her stock of ladies' Dress
and fancy goods wilLbe extensive and COM
plete. Her old customers and the public
generally are invited to call and sec for
themselyea.
franklin Iarriaun, the coiored inen who
killed Robert Green, colored boy, near
Williamson, in this County. on the Sd
inst. in a quarrel about POI. surrendered
himself 70 Sheriff Mcconnell on last Tues
day morning, and Is now-in Jail. Welearn
that he claims that the killing was done in
aelf.defence.
Mr. w. W. Smith, Of the Centrevillo
neighborhood, sa. hise ccws increased o
quart q day in milk from being pastured
two or three days. Persons who have their
pastures prepared are much pleased with
the Law. It Is, however. hardship on
these who have no pasture, but they will in
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