The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-04-18
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The Temperance Standard says that the
demand for dwelling houses In Williamson
Is increasing.
Rev. w. II. Strickland will preach al
Mountain Creek Baptist Church next Sab.
bath afternoon at three o'clock. upon the
subject OF Missions.
Mr. @. r. Tolly, and perhaps other mem.
bers Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, will attend the State Convention in
Sumter next week.
The Palmetto Rifemen will have dress
parade on the public square In Anderson on
ne1t Friday afternoon. The Anderson
Cornet Band will furnish music for the
OCCASION.
Mr. D. s. Maxwell has an ac-s of the
finest clover that We ever saw ut this time
Of year. It 10 over two feet high on an
average. Just think of the milk and butter
in that patch.
Rev w. II. strickland left 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.
Measra. A. 3. Towers, L. P. Smith. Jas.
n. Payne d. B. Murray, and possibly some
other members Of ALderson Division. sors
OF Temperance, will attend the meeting of
the Grand Division in Charleston next week.
Maj. >. H. Whittier. of Greenville, 8. c..
has been appointed Register in Bankruptcy.
to succeed Mr. w. I. -Clawson. lately de-.
ceased This Is an excellent appointment,
and will be highly approved by the entire
bar.
We ore requested to give notice that there
will bea meeting " the members of Barker
Creek Church on the first Saturday in MAY.
All the members are requested to be present.
as business of Importance will come before
the meeting.
The WILLIAMSON Division, Sons of Tenn
perance, contemplate having grand May
Picnic at Piedmont, on the Sa!uda River,
which promises to be very pleasant affair.
Speakers will be invited, and special trains
secured to carry persons wishing to attend.
The services In Grace Episcopal Church
this week are held In the mornings at 9:sO
o'clock, except Good Friday, Tomorrow
when services will be held at II O. IN. and 8
p. NJ. Next Sunday is Easter, and the sea.
SON will be celebrated according to TIE usual
custom.
Every ono who wants fine Hat, of the
very latest style, should. without delay, call
at tho store Of Mr. G. A. Reed, Agent, while
there is good, oprOItuIiity 10 select rom
the elegant stock he has just bought, lin q
job lot,) and Is selling at New York whole
sale prices. 4O-2
We are glad to learn that the play of the
"Last Loaf" will be repeated in Anderson
on or about the 10th of May, by tho anna
teur company, which rendered 1t short
time since. Tho company will also render
on the same evening o farce entitled "a
Little More Cider" We have no doubt
that crowded house awaits them.
No would call attention to the law card
Ct Hen. :. p. ER.ssai, which appears in this
Issue. Judge Reeds long standing and
success in his profession at this Bar has
mede him known throughout the State ns
an experienced and able lawyer. His expe-
rience as Solicitor and es Circuit Judge
places him among the first attorneys Of the
Circuit.
The Abbeville Medium makes fun of tho
town OF Auderson extending an invitation
to the State Democratic Convention to meet
here this summer. Attempting Tidicule is
the MediasD,a chronic state, and we do not
suppose Its effort III that direction upon
.SNderson will hurt 70 much mo.o than if
1t had selected ona of the West India Islands
for its target.
Ino military election in the two Cavalry
Regiments Of Anderson County will be held
o:. the fourth Saturday In this month. All
Eaersens desiring to have 4. vcics in the Sc
lection of officers should join some one of
the companies at once. It is desired tnat
full vote shall be polled In this election, and
therefore every member Of the two Rsgi-
ments 10 requested to go out and vote.
Mr. ]. +. Richardson, who was carried to
Columbia for mental treatment two weeks
ago, Gfed last week, and on Thursday night
his corpse was bpought bESk 70 this County
for interment. Mr. Richardson was we'll
so-do citizen of this County, and leaves
larse and respected family connection to
lament his death. He wss In the prime of
life ut tho time Of his deceass. His bareayed
family has the sympathy OF the entire cor,-
Inunity In their affliction.,
We would ask the attention Of our read
ofs to the advertisement of Messrs. +. w.
Wagener G 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 liberal patronage. They arc
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 assist us
against railroad 4nionopolies, &c Their
services are highly appreciated by the pco-
ple of Anderson.
The meeting OF tho Honea Path Demo-
cratic Club on last Saturday was attended
by about fifty persons. The busy season OF
the year prevented d large turn out. DR..
HudEens, ths President, introduced es
apeahers for the day, Mess1s. w. d. Evins,
e. B. Murray and w. w. Humphreys. The
Club. on motion Of DR.. "a. G.. Parker, de
cided 70 meet nsain on the 2nd Saturday In
June, at which time Msssrs. D. r. Whitner
atd James L, Orr nre invited to deliver ad.
dreasss. The Honea Path Club Is in