The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-04-18
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BRIEF AEETIoA.
The Temperance Standard says that the
demand fo- dwelling houses in Williamson
Is increasing.
Rev. w. n. Strickland will preach at
Mountain: Creek Baptist Church next Sab
bath afternoon at three o'clock, upon the
subject Of Missions.
Mr. q. f. Tolly, and perhaps other MEM
bers Of the Young Mems Christian Assocla-
ton, win attend the State Convention in
Sumter next week.
The Palmetto Rifemen will have dress
parade on the public squarein Anderson on
nert Friday afternoon. The Anderson
Coraet Bsnd will furnish music for the
occasion. 80 it,.s...
Mr.. D. s. Maxwell has an acre of the
finest clover that We ever saw at this time
I Of year. It is over two feet high on an
average Just think of the milk and butter
/. in that patch. gs.r
Rev. w. 81. Strickland lett On last Tues
day evening for Atlanta, to attend the In
ternational Sunday School Convention now
in session in that city. Mr. Strickland will
return in day or two.
Messrs. A. B. Towers, L. P. Smith, Jas.
NJ. Payne, o. B. Murray, and possibly some
other racmbers of Anderson Division, Sons
of Temperance, will attend tho meeting of
the Grand Division in Charleston Rextweek.
Maj. IH. whitner. of Greenville. s. c.,
5 has been appointed Register in Bankruptcy,
to sucked Mr.. w. I. iClawson, lately de-
ceased. This Is an excellent appointment,
and VIII be highly approved by the entire
bar.
We sre requested TO give, notice that there
I viii bea meeting ofthe members of Barker
Creek Church on the frst Saturday in May.
AIfthe members are requested to be present,
Is business of Importance win come before
the meeting.
.as The Williamston Division, Sons Of Tenn
perancs contemplate having q grand May.
Picnic,at Piedmont, on the Saluaa River,
which promises, to be very pleasant affair.
Speakers win be invited, and special trains
secured tosarry5 persons wishing to attend.
The services in Grace Episcopal Church
this week are held in the mornings: at $50
O'Clock, except Good Friday, Tomorrow
when services viii be held at II Q. m. and 8
p. M. Next Sunday IS Easter, and the sea-
son viii be celebrated according to tie usual
custom.
Every one who wants q fine Hat, Of the
very latest style, should, without delay, call
at the store of NC. A. Reed, Agent, while
there is good, opportunity to select from
The elegant stock he has just bought, lin q
job lot,) and Is selling at New York whole
sale prices. 4l2
We are glad to learn that the play OF the
/ .I.ast Eoafa will be repeated in Anderson
on or about the 18th Of May, by the anna
teur company, which rendered it 6 short
time since. The company win also render
on the same evening q farce entitled "a
Litsls More Gider.n We have no doubt
that crowded house awaits them.
We would cs,l attention to the law card
Of Hon. J. P. Reed, which appears in this
issue. Judge Reeds long standing and
Success in his profession at this Bar has
made HIM known throughout the State Us
an experienced and able lawyer. his e1pe-
rience as Solicitor and as Circuit Judge
places him among the arst attorneys Of the
Circuit.
Tho Abbeville Aeditrm makes fun OF the
town of Anderson extending an invitation
TO the State Democratic Convention to meet
here this summer. Attempting ridicule is
the Meii,na's chronic stats, and we do not
suppose itg effort in that direction upon
Anderson viii hurt Us much more than if
ithad selected one Of the West India Islands
for It's target.
The military election In the two Cavalry
Regiments Of Anderson County will be held
on the fe1rth Saturday In this month. AL
persons desiring to have voice in the Sc
lection Of officers should join some one Of
the companies at once. It is desired that
full vote shall be poIled In this election, and
therefore every member of the two Regi-
me,ts 70 requested to go out and vote.
Mr. IF. Richardson, who was carried to
Columnis for mental treatment two weeks
ago. dfsd last week, and on Thursdsy night
his corpse was brought back TO this County
for inter1nent. Mr.. Richardson was we'll
to-do citizen of this County, and leaves
large and respected family connection to
lament his death. He was in the prime of
Esa aatthe time of his deceass. His bereaved
family has the sympathy Of the entire COM
munity In their affection.
we would ask the attention Of our read
crsto the advertisement of Messrs. F. w.
Wagner & Co., Of Charleston. They have
established the highest reputation through
out the State for honorable dealing, and
our people will find it to their advantage to
give them a liberal patronage. They are
live, progressive, business men, and have
devoted much of their time and attention
to the wants of upper Carolina, and have
always given their influence to nssist us
against railroad n1onopolies, &c. Their
services are highly appreciated by the peo-
pie ofAnderson. -
The, meeting of the Honea Path Demo-
Ca dol
by about fifty persons. The busy season Of
The year prevented q large turn out. DR..
Eudgens, the President introduced as
speakers for the day, Messrs. W. D. Evins,
E.B. 1Iurra and W. w. Humphreys. The
Club, ON motion Of DR.. M. c. Parker, de
cided to meet again on the End Saturday in
I, June, at which time Messrs. B. F. Whitner
and James L. On are invited to deliver ad-
dresses. The Honea Path Club is in