The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-04-03
Circulation nearly 1900.
BRIEF MENTION.

Anderson Grange, T. d., VIII hoiu It's
regular monthly meeting next Friday.
The Lords Supper will be administered
in the Baptist Church on next Sunday
morning.
Rev. w. II. Strickland will preach'in the
PRESBYTERIAN Church on next Sunday after
noon ct 81 O'Clock.
The mountains in view from this place
were white with snow in many places on
Sunday and Monday last.
MICA. Reed has the brag clover patch
of the town. he has about one acre tha1
will average at least ten inches in height.
By consulting the advertising columns OF
the ISrEII1eEScER you will find where you
can buy the cheapest and best goods IN
town.
Rev. DR.. Frierson will preach on Sunday
at Will;ston. III Abbeville County ana con-
seouently his pulpit at this place will be
vacant.
The motto OF the ISrEILIGEScER is, Jus
tice to All Men," We are not the apologist
of any. nor arc we the misrepresenter OF
any one.
A mild type of whooping cough has been
prevailing to considerable extent among
the children in this vicinity for several
months past.
Mr.. N. K. Sullivan is a petit juror and
Mr.. D. S. Maxwell grand juror in the u
6 District Court, which convenes in Charles
ton next week.
CA. Reed, Agent, IS selling great many
of those elegant hats received few days
since. He offers great bargains in hats and
clothing.
Amendments of the Y. NJ. C. A. for next
Sunday afternoon: Jail Committee; j. b.
Clark. P. K. NcCully; Poor House Com
mittee, G. F. Tolly, J. A. Brock.
The morning services in the Baptist
Church will begin at 1o3 o'clock during the
next six months, instead of II as heretofore,
and Sunday School will open at 0 instead
of 81.
A Dime Beading under the auspices OF
the Ladies' Sewing Society of the Baptist
Church, will be had at the residence OF Rev.
VII. Strickland on Friday evening next
to which those interested in their good work
are invited.
We would ask the attention of our lady
readers to the advertisement Of Miss Della
Keys, which appears elsewhere. Those
wishing to procure fashionable and elegant
millinery should pay visit to her in the
Centennial House.
There will be pound party at the Leba-
non Division, Sons of Temperance, on next
Saturday night rs early candle light. The
members of the Division are requested to
meet about four o'clock. The public gen
orally are invited to attend, bringing pound
each with them.
A former devil of this Office is making
quite a reputation in Florida at deer shoot
ing. Two bucks in a single day is ordinary
luck. Fred. was good boy and good
typo. and we venture the opinion he will
succeed at anything he undertakes, even
though it be dear hunting.
Owing to the carelessness OF some OF the
train hands in shifting the switches at the
depot on last Saturday afternoon, the en-
CINE and tender of the passenger train were
run off of the track, and its return to Belton
delayed several hours thereby. onr mail
was several hours behind.
We desire to call the attention OF the
farming community to the advertisement
of Messrs. McCully & Taylor in this ISSUE
These gentlemen are agents for the celebrated
Georgia Grange Ammoniated Bone Fertili-
zers as we'll as other first class manures, and
their large sales are sufficient guarantee
of the good quality of their goods. They
have sold over 500 tons of fertilizers tins
season.
Mr.. n. A. McCully, our efficient town
veigher, informs us that four hundred and
twenty-one bales of cotton were shipped
from Anderson during the month OF March
past, against two hundred and ninety-six
for the same month in 1878. Anderson
not only holds her increase Of trade, but IS
steadily gaining in consequence OF the en-
crgy and enterprise of her business men.
tits the leading market in the up-country.
The following are the officers elect OF
Anderson Division for the quarter COM
mencing April /: C. c. Langston, w. F.;
Miss Nora C. Hubbard, w. A.; A. S. Todd,
r 6. Miss Stark Bellotte, A. K. S.; +. L.
Wilhite F. S.; ]. w. Daniels, r.; Rev. w.
n. Strickland, Chap: R. R. Todd, c.; Miss
Fannie Stevens, A. c.; Miss Bette Martin,
is; Willie Hubbard. o. S.; Librarian,
VIM. II. Wilcox; Assistant Librarian, Miss
Virginia Evans.
A genuine grizzly bear has been roaming
the forests between this place and Green
Vile, and though little or no damage has
been done by it, some of our colored citi-
zens have been considerably alarmed by its
visits to their premises. 1t seems that the
animal is pet, and escaped from its
owner in Greenyille, end Is wandering
about the country. We have not heard
whether it has been taken up or not. 1t is
perfectly harmless, however and 10 one
need be at all uneasy about it.
The advertisement of Messrs. Arnstein d
Rose speaks for itself. If you want to buy
dry goods, notions, clothing, &C., &C., you
will find large and varied stock on hand
at the New York Cash Store, and at the
lowest living prices. Tho Spring stock OF
these gentlemen is one of the largest that
has ever been brought to Anderson, and