The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-03-07
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The Honea Path Democratic Club vii
meet on next Saturday at 2 e'clock p. M.
Miss Lizzie Williams, OF the Ladies
Store, has gone North for her Spring stocl
of millinery goods.
The Hopeweli Democratic Club viii nea
on next Saturday at 10 o'clock a. M. sey
eral addresses may be expected.
We arc requested TO call attention to tn
fact that the stock law Is in force in Ander
son, and yet COVE ami hogs are allowed I,
xun at large.
The Hall Democratic Club will meet or
next Saturday at o'clock p. m. All inter.
ested in the success Of the Democratic part,
are invited to attend.
The Nfaitin Township Democratic Club
will meet at CIink.cales' adills On the third
Saturday in this month at o'clock n. M
Addresses may be expected.
Mr.. J. d. Maxwell announces that Cant
Wren. one of the best photographers in the
South. will remain only one month Ion.
ger. II you want pictures, now is your
time.
The building of the County fenco is now
progressing, aad will soon befinished. The
stock law is now in force, and those falling
tocomply with its requirements ere liable
to Its penalties.
We have received from the committee of
the Carolina Literary Society, Adger College.
programme of their Anniversary Celebra.
ton, to be held on Friday eve, March 8.
1873, at u o'clock,
Messrs. Sullivan & Co. announce in this
issue that prices have again been reduced at
their establishment. These gentlemen are
perfectly reliable, and sell nothing but first
class goods. Give them a call.
Preserve this paper. It may be of value
for future reference. 1t contains another
chapter from the Joint Investigating Com.
mittee and the proceedings of the De,no ocrat-
ic County Convention.
Arnstein & Rose, New York Cash Store,
/are resolving daily their Spring and Sum.
n,er goods. This house is too we'll known
10 need commendation from u.s. They sell
for cash, and consequently very cheap
Departed this life, after short illness, on
February the 10th, 1873, Mrs. Tecorah w.
Eambrell, consort of ]. e. Gambrell, ,saged
~ years and 8 months. She leaves many
relatives and friends to mourn her early
dean.
The Anderson, Palmetto Band. with q
number of citizens of Anderson, serenaded
Col.J. A. Hoyt and Maj. e. B. Murray, on
Monday evening last, each of whom in re-
sponse to calls spoke on the political issues
of the day.
Judge Cookies speech, delivered last week,
In response to the serenade rendered him,
was written and read from the MANUSCRIPT,
to prevent Misrepresentation by the press.
When was~the Judge ever misrepresentcd
by the Anderson papers9
Dy ali exchange II pulpits, Rev. Isham
w. Wingo, of Pendleton, will preach for
the Baptist congregation in this place next
Lordsday, and Rev. Vim. Henry Strickland
will preach at that time for the Baptist
congregation IN kciluIet1n.
We learn that some Of our young ladies
and gentlemen are making efforts to get up
an entertainment to consist of theatricals,
: 20 come off some time IL April, for the pur-
poseof procuring uniforms for the members
of the Anderson Palmetto Band.
Di.J. w. Gurley. of the Southern Surgi-
cal Institute, Atlanta, Ga, arrived in town
on Monday last, and has taken rooms at the
Waverly House. The Doctor has been
kept busytsince his aIrival-hs visitors be- :
ing the blind, the mai'ned and the halt.
Thedwelling house of Mr.. Isaac Saylors
of this County was consumed by fire on last
Monday Mr. S. wag fortunate in being able
70 save most of the things in his house The
fire was accidental, having been occasioned
{ by u spark from the chimney falling on
and :gnising the roof
!, ,ASabbath School was organized at Meals
Greek on LAST Sabbath. Y. B. Carpenter was
elected Superintendent. Superintendent. They vi: haYs a
celebration on next Sabbath at 2 o'clock D.
M. Several addresses will be delivered. All
persons feeling an interest in Sabbath Schools
arc invited 10 attend.
We are requested by Mr.. John s. Smith
20 state that he has succeeded in obtaining
enough signatures to insure the completion
of the number requisite to form company
of Field Artillery, and that the company
will soon be organized. Those desiring to
JOIN It f.nm cny P-.t cc The Cennty will
hand In their names.
Mr.. Josiah King died near Belson on last
Monday, Of cancer, FROM which he bad suf-
. fered for long time. He wes rs years old
at the time OF his death. He was buried in
the Bolton Baptist cemeser, on Tuesday.
a useful citizen and good man has gone
to his last reward, leaving number of
children, relatives and friends to mourn
taeirloss.
A murder was committed near lYillianl-
ston, in this County, on last Sunday. Rob-
ert Green, colored. 16 years old. was killed
by Franklin Garrison, q colored man. An
inquest was held by J.. 6. Smith, 6 Trial
Justice, but we are unable to obtain the
evidence on the inquest, or to learn any
thing further than. that q quarrel occurred
between the parties concerning q pot.
We arc requested to state that Coiored
$ Democratic Club meeting viii be held nt the
school house of N. s. Green, Mount Pleas
ant, WiliIamston township, on Saturday.
the 18th instant et II % o'cltc< a. m. The