The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-05-23
,HE INT'ELLIGENCER,
gRIEr ngNTIoH.

ny An communications for personal adrian
y ,,I, rM be charged for at the rdts of oSI
onrlAs for erery inch.
q AZ, John H. Clark has twenty of til,
q ,,ewly improved Singer sewing machine;
mhich he will sell upon advantageou,
i terms.
Those wishing to buy lands near tile town
=, Anderson, would do well to read the
sdyertsernent of Mr.. w. T. w. Harrison,
i published elsewhere
s.. the advertisement of Mr.. A. Lesser
IL, sells IG yards OF prints for one dollar,
and other goods in proportion. Give him u
i call and see for yourselves.
/ Complaints of rust and fly in the wheat
j are becoming very general in this County,
4 and il is now feared IL will be cut off from
i oue.third to half Il crop.
Messrs. Crayton & Son are erecting q
framed building on their lot on the South
If the public square, to be used as law
office by Messrs. Orr e. Tribble.
Mr.. B. Frank Mauldin is preparing to
,;reenvlle road, and will have his new resi-
Jence completed within q few months.
There will be meeting on the subject of
i ,he Savannah Valley Railroad ct Hard
Scrabble mills, in Savannah Township, on
Friday the 3Ist inst, at o'clock p. IN.
! The citizens generally are invited to attend.
GoOOO lbs. d. s. c. R. Sides. sic.
800 Kegs Nails, 10d. $2.75 per Keg.
so Bbls. Flour, Family, $3.50 per Bbl.
For sale by Ferguson & Miller, Green
VILE S. G.. %
Now is the time to subscribe for the
ISrELLIGENcER, large weekly newspaper,
Which contains as much miscellaneous
reading as any local paper in this section,
and ali OF the most important political
news besides.
Col. james l.. Orr has our thanks for
copy of the report of the Joint Investiga-
ting Committee on public frauds 1t is
pamphlet of formidable size, and tells many
e tale of Republican rascality in South
Cirolna.
Gs- Nominations of candidates in usual
form, not TO exceed one inch, FIVE DOLLARS.
These charges are to be paid strictly in adrance,
and no exceptions rhateucr sviH be made 10 the
rule
Messrs. u. e. Frierson, L. A. Simpson
and Mr.. McLees, students of the Presbyte-
rian Theological Seminary, OF Columbia,
are spending their vacation at their homes
in this county. Their friends are glad to
see them in our midst again.
Speights' Daily Newspaper hasbeen re-
moved to Spartanburg, and is now issued
from that town. Col. Spc:ghts is still the
editor and proprietor of the paper. and it
retains its former life and vivacity. Spar
tanburg is growing. It has daily news.
paper.
The youths of Anderson have formed
military company, and elected the follow
ing officers: Captain, J. p. Reed Lieuten-
ants, Hewlett Sullivan, Lucius Featherston
and John Towers. The company isprogress-
ing rapidly in drilling, and give promise of
much skill and proficiency in the vnrious
company mabUuvers.
Mr. Nj. L. Rose, of the firm Of Arnstein
and Rose, proprietors of the New York Cash
Store, left Anderson on last Saturday for o
tour of several months, during which tine
he will visit New York, Paris and other
portions OF Europe, including. of course, his
native LAND, Germany. We wish him q
most pleasant trip and safe return.
The majority of the leading business
houses of Anderson have agreed TO close
their places of business ut 6 O'Clock p. NJ,
Saturdays excepted, from the first day of
June to the first day of September, in order
to give their clerks opportunity for some
recreation during the dull summer months.
Persons wishing to do trading will do we'll
to bear this fact In mind
We are requested to announce that the
Democratic Club of the Corner township
will meet at Shercrds Store on the fourth
Saturday in May at 2 o'clock p. IN. Col.
Z. NJ. Rucker and other sre kers will ad-
dress the Club After the meeting of the
Club meeting in the interest of the Savan-
nah Valley Railroad will be held. Every
person is invited to attend both meetings.
5ED- We irish il distinctly understood that ,re
DO net hold ourselves responsible for The rie,rs or
expressions Of correspc nde,lts.
The Anderson Baptist Sunday School
will have pic mic on next Saturday on
Silver Brook. The teachers and scholaN3'
are invited to meet on the brook OF about 8
o'clock i'll the morning. The parents of the
children are requested TO prepare anu send
baskets of dinner with their children. The
occasion Will no doubt be very pleasant
one.
DIR. and Mrs. j. T. MoFall have the SYM
pathy of our community in the loss of their
infant child, Wade, n handsome little boy
OF 18 months, who died on last Saturday
from the effects of measles. Beautiful and
solemn funeral services were performed on
Sunday by Revs. j. 8. Murray and D. f.
Frierson, after which the remains OF the
little child were inferred in the Baptist
Church Yard.
One night last week some thief broke
into Mr.. VIM. Riley's smoke house and
helped himself to about eighty pounds of
bacon. Cartasn ees.iee enanActed Of the
crime, but no arrests hnve been made The
oiiense is grave one, and should, If posi-
Bile be ferreted out. It's penalty is hanging,
and it seems that nothing short of this Sc
we're punishment will prevent some rogues