The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-12-26
THE. nNY,ELLIGENCER.
LOCAL MATTERS.
BRIEF MENTION.
cotton-Aiiddling,, :, tos.

Cotton-Mlddnncs, it 70 8.
Governor Hampton i, still improving and
viii soon ride out in that 6ne phaeton that
he purchased of Louis Cook, represented at
Anderson by JouSSY r. LARIArn, Agt.
The Hart and Elbert County farmers still
continue to .patronize the Anderson mer-
chants.
The fact that it is Christmas week is suffl-
cient explanation for the appearance OF but
half sheet this week.
M. r. w. Todd. our newly elected School
Commissioner, entered upon the discharge
Of his office yesterday.
!. Union Grove Division, s. of T., will meet
atBow1ing Green January at 2 p. M. to
elect and install officers.
Two colored women in Anderson offered
to sell their children, two boys six months
old, to the Circus for 800 apiece.
We regret to learn of the illness OF our
townsmnn, Mfr. n. &. Sullivan, WHO has
been confined to his residence for the past
week. !,
Bowling Green Grange will meet next
Tuesday at 10 \. m. for the purpose of elect
ing officers, and to, attend to other impor-
tant business.
Wait, Wait /. for the celebrated Louis Cook
Open and Top Buggie,, the last Of the week.
They haye given universal satisfaction.
JOHNNY r. LARIHsR, Agent.
The Masonic Council will celebrate their
annual meeting on Friday evening next
with an oyster supper. We return thanks
to the committee sof arrangements for an
invitation to be present. sa ps 10
aswe are requested to give notice: that Mr..
M. McCully took up o medium size bay
mare on last Saturday morning in front OF
bis residence, which the owner can getbY
proving properly and paying expenses. s
Tho public schools ortthis County will
open ON, Monday, 18th of. Jonunry next.
It IS important that every child should at
tend upon the public schools fronn the day
they arc opened, that every one should get
their pro rata share of the public school.
moneys d Z, ,si ',.:,'fi ist't,>. :.
Rev. ). E. Carlisle. the new pastor Of the.
Methodist Church at this place, will preach
in his Church on next Sunday. 10Th instant.
50 well and favofabIy known in tile upper
part of this State, and not OF Prof. Carlisle,
rs stated last week. - !. Il.
The elementary mocldnlcatC pOWor5 are
only five in number. Chemistry has all
ready discovered nearly twenty times, as
many elements, Shall We psrmit fossils 0
fown down chemical discoveries, when We
see such results as DIR. Hnrter,S Iron Tonic,
Liver, Pills, and Elixir Of Wild; Cherry. II
We are indebted to Nj. David Owen, Of
HopcWell township, for fine turnips sof the
globe and red top varieties. They were
grown without any cultivation whatever.
after planting, and is practical dem monstra-
: ton oE the good results Of therongk prepar-
alton OF the soil before committing seed to
It. ~ ,,,sl.'li =
Somebody is going to get hurt. The
young Sbloods who disturbed our rest a few
nights since with q ,banjo-hand.Organ sere- A
made, mistaking our window for that OF a.
Young lady, are warned, not to do so again.
We are fond of music, but; when it resem-
bles that made by dozen cats on spree,
NE prefer quiet and rest.
The following officers have been elected /
to serve Anderson Lodge, knights of Honor. 4
the ensuing semi term: John We
Daniels, d. 81. ID. Maxwell, ". d. w. s..
Ligon, A. D.; J. Reese Tant, Guide5 J.
Baylis Lewis. r.; J. j. Baker. +. R.; DR.;
w. n. Nar1in, It. J. o: c.. Feathorston,
c.; w, ?, Maronsy, G.. B. L. Keys, s. ~
Our young friend, II. G. Scudday, Esq,
who has been q law student in the Office Of
Solicitor othran, (, OF Abbeyille, for two
years past, was admitted to the Bar Inst |
week aftert very tcreditabls examination
before, the Supreme Court. w e understand
he conti.mplates settling in Anderson at on
early day QS the law partner fofs Col Goth 4