The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-04-17

Methodist Church from early life, and i'll
his death the Church has lost q valued
member. His bereaved family have the
sympathy of many friends throughout the
County.
The County Treasurer announces in an
other column that his Office will be open Tor
the collection of the first installment OF the
taxes for the current year OH the 1st day OF
May, and will remain open until the lst
day of June. The whole amount of the tax
for this County this year is II mills, one
half of which is due this month, the re-
mainder in September and October. All
persons who fail to pay the first installment
will be charged five per cent. interest on the
amount due. Our tax last year was II
mills.
The third annual session of the Grand
Lodge, Knights of Honor, of South Caro-
lima, was held in Newberry last week, em-
bracing Tuesday and Wednesday. The
meeting was one of unusual interest, and will
result in much permanent good to the
Order in this State. The following are the
officers elected for the ensuing year: Grand
Dictator, L. w. Perrin, Abbeville; Grand
Vice Dictator, w. L. DePass, Camden /;
Grand Assistant Dictator, G. A. c. Waller,
Greenwood; Grand Chaplain, Dr. }. G.
Hiden, Greenville; Grand Reporter, 8. w..
Holland, Newberry; Grand Treasurer, J..
T. Robertson, Abbeville; Grand Guide, L..
T. Izlar, Blackville; Grand Guardian, J. 6.
Cunningham, Anderson; Grand Sentinel,
J.. G. Wannamaker, Orangcburg. The next
annual meeting will be held in Sumter,
| S. C.
An excellent opportunity will be afforded
the people of the up-country next week to
visit Charleston, at an exceedingly cheap
rate of passage. The fare from this place,
round trip, will be $3.50, with the following
conditions: The ticket to be purchased on
Monday 2lst, which will be good to go by
any regular passenger train on Monday 2lst
or Tuesday 22nd. They will not be re-
ceived for passage in the direction Of
Charleston after the latter date, and persons
holding them, in consideration of the low
rate at which sold, will not be permitted to
lie over at any place between the point
where purchased and Charleston and re-
sumo their trip on the same ticket. Tickets
will be good to return on any day previous
to and up to Saturday, April 26th, inclu-
sive, but will in no instance be extended or
received after that date.
The we'll known firm of Sullivan & Co.,
of this place has been dissolved, Messrs. n.
K. and J. NJ. Sullivan retiring for the pres
ent from business, while Mr.. j. P. Sullivan,
the other member of the firm, has entered
into copartnership with Messrs. c. F. Jones
and w. A. Vandiver, who will henceforth
conduct general mercantile business at
the old stand. The simple announcement
that there is q Sullivan in the firm is suffi-
cient guarantee that things will be carried
on in the proper manner. Mr.. ]. P. Sulli-
van is too well known to the trading public
of this and surrounding counties to need
any words of commendation from US, while
Messrs. Jones and Yandiver, we are salts
fed, need only to be tried to prove their
worthiness of such good company. We
commend them as worthy and enterprising
young men, and wish the new firm un-
bounded success and prosperity.