The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-02-07
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by applying to L. P. Smith.
Rev. w. Fl. Strickland will preach in the
Baptist Church at this place on Sunday
morning. February 18th, upon the subject
of Future Punishment"
We are requested to give notice that there
will be meeting of Hall township Cavalry
company, at the Carswell Institute, OH Sat-
urday next, at Up. m. Members are urged
to attend, es business of importance will
be transacted.
We would ask attention to the advertise
ment of Mr. p. Garrecki, which appears else
where. Mr.. Garreckt has opened O shoe
shop here for the manufacture Of all styles
of boots and shoes. Read his advertisement
and give him call.
The Town Council. have erected neat
lamps along Depot Street. and every night
they are kept burning is direct the footsteps
of travellers to and from the Depot 1t is o
very great improvement. These lamps
have also been erected in several other prom
incnt parts of the town.
We would call attention tothe advertise
ment Of the Map of Anderson County.
Capt. Pegg has spent much of his time in
its preparation, and has produced map
which is very complete, and will be of great
value to any person desiring to acquaint
themselves with the County of Anderson.
Every citizen of the County should have
one Of these maps.
Prof. w H. Duncan, of Wofford College,
Spartanburg, spent few days last week on
visit to Rev. H. F. Chrietzbcrg in Ander-
son. On Sabbath morning he preached an
able sermon in the Methodist Church, and
on the evening Of that day he delivered
splendid lecture in the same church upon
the subject of Education" Prof. Duncan
is an able scholar and most noble gentle
man.
A mounted military company was organ
izcd at Clinkscales' Mill, in Martin township,
on last Saturday with the. he.following officers:
Captain, Re B. A. Robinson: Lieutenants,
N. A. McDavid, John D. King, James w.
Keaton sfrgeants, Ichn r. Drake John
L. Hall, II. J.. McDavid, John N. Penneli,
r. r. Keaton Corpornls, R. A. Keaton, ].
D. Simmons, R. F. McDavid, p. A. Strick-
land.
The Flat Rock Democratic Club will meet
to reorganize Cor l:le coming cnrnpaign at
Fiat Rock Church OIL Saturday, the 10th
inst, nt two o'clock p. M, instead of on the
second Saturday, as heretofore snnounced.
Aftss TIP Club meeting, mounted militia.
ry company will b formed. A full attend
ance Of all the citizens of the township is
earnestly requested. The business before
the Club will be important. and every Dem:
ocrat should be present.
We Tould ask the attention OF the public
to the advertisement of J. E. Peoples, which
appears in another column. Mr.. Peoples
keeps on hand large stock Of tinware,
stoves, &C., which can be bought at the very
cheapest living prices. He is also dealer
in newspaper upon large scale, and our
brethren of the press win do well to give
him o sample Older, after which we are con-
fident they win be his permanent customers.
The letting Is. she contract to build q
bridge over Broadway Creek, at Breazeale's
Mill, by the County Commissioners, has
been changed from next Saturday morning
at ii o'clocE. 10 O'clock in the afternoon
of the Same day. This is done in order to
allow every person 20 attend the Democrat
ic Club meeting ct Meals Creek on next
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. The Com
missioners request us to make this an:
nouncement.
Rev. E. R. Carswell requests us to an
nounce that he will preach at Hopewell on
the third Saturday and Sunday in this
month, instead Of on the fourth, as hereto
fore announced. The members of thu
church are requested to attend on both days.
Deacons will be elected on Saturday, and
the pastor will preach on Sabbath morning
upon the subject of eternal punishment.
The same minister will also preach at First
Cree, on the fourth Saturday and Sunday
in this month. Deacons will also be elected
for this church at that meeting.
Pursuant to cali made by Gen. w. w.
Humphreys. the young men of the vicinity
of Roberts Church met on Saturday last
for the purpose of organizing volunteer
company OF, Cavalry, which resnlte4in the
enrolling of ffty-f four names for active SER
. Vice. The following officers were elected
Captain, @. B. Gilmeri Ist Lieutenant, B. f.
Shirley; End Lieutenant, IF. Anderson
ord Lieutenant, d. NJ. Humphreys Ser.
geants, ]. P. Anderson, w. n. Simpson,
w. T. McLees, B. w. Harbin, ]. +. Will
ford; Corporals g. 8. Davis. 8. L. Gray,
J. f. McLcskey, T. j. Reynolds.
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The Bowling Green mounted military
company waR organized on Saturday, zotn
ultimo, with the following officers Captain,
Z. N. Snipes; LIST lieutenant B. F, Dacus,
End lieutenant siias Lay; 5rd Lieutenant,
James F. Draka;. 1st Sergeant, d. Q. Nc
Conhell; 2nd Sergeant, B. w. Duckworth: :
3rd tergeans, r. a. Drake; 4ih Sergeant,
&C. Dncus; Och Sergeant. WE. Mcron-
nell; Corporals, w. w. Bratcher. =. w.
Rogers, T. Fl. shirley,J. l.. o. Garrett; Sur
geon. DR.. j. G. Knight. The company has
e4 s,a,nea e....e!ie=. :.:..: f-csrec. eg many
more. The NEXT meeting Of tho company
viii be held on Saturday, 18th instant, at
2o'cloch p. m. Every member is earnestly
requested to attend. The citizens are re-
quested to meet at the same time and place
for tho purpose OF sc:s.ganiEing a Democratic
Club, che distance; being SC great from this
corner Of Elopaweil township, as we'll as
three other tnwnsIip cnrnAr5-. 90 any of the
regular tow1ship Clubs, It Is thought best
to Organize at Bowling Green so that all