The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-03-25
THE INTELLIGENCER.
LOCAL MATTERS.

Z ldE LIN lE1IlUENCH
LOCAL MATTERS.
BRIEF MENTION.
Next Sunday is Easter.
Mayor Tolly is enIarging his residence.
The Palmetto Band were out serenading
on last Tuesday evening.
Severe cases of pneumonia are reported in
several sections of the County.
We understand that contemplating is still
going on in some localities in this County.
Mr.. o. B. vanwyck has purchased the
dwelling recently vacated by Mr.. VIM. L.
Bolt.
The residence of Mrs. Georgia Brown has
lately been much improved by coat Of
paint.
Tomorrow is Good Friday. Plant beans.
SOW tobacco and cabbage seeds and go to
Church.
There will be divine services in the Epis-
copal Church tomorrow morning at II
o'clock.
Mr.. R. L. Moor6ead has been appointed
Deputy Clerk of Court for this County, vice
VIM. L. Bolt resigned.
Three Italians, with harp and two vio-
Inns, furnished delightful music on our
streets during the past week.
Messrs. Sullivan & Mattison and ]. B.
Clark & Sons now occupy the new store
rooms in the Centennial House.
Wild turkeys, partridges, doves, wood
cocks and pheasants are the only feathered
game protected by law in this State.
Judging from the amount of improve
ments going on in Williamson, we would
conclude that her citizens are prospering.
Z; The farmers meeting to be held in the
Court House on saleday in April will be
addressed by Msj. Thomas q. Russell, the
President.
See the chsge in the advertisement of
Messrs.. J. P. Sullivan & Co. Our readers
will always be honorably dealt with by this
establishment.
Rev.J. E. Carlisle delivered very able
and interesting discourse on the subject Of
intemperance on last Sunday night in the
Methodist Church.
Divine services will be held in the new
Presbyterian Church for the first time on
-ne1t Sunday week, 4th Of April. The SER
vices will be held in the basement.
seethe prospectus Of the New York World,
which appears on snother>fage. 1t is one
of the most influential and reliable, Demo
cratic journals in the United States.
Mr.. John Major, son of the late Mr.
: Elijah Major, died at his residence in Bolton
township on last Thursday after an illness
Of week or ten days of pneumonia.
Mr.. J. W. Sherard, prominent and in
fuential citizen of the Dark Corner, has
recently been suffering considerably from
the effects of wound received during the
war.
The election of officers for Anderson Di-
vision, No. 1, Sons of Temperance, to serve
the ensuing quarter, comes off this (Thurs-
day. evening. All the members are re-
quested to be punctual in attendance.
The State Convention of the Young Mems
Christian Association will meet in annual
session in Orangeburg on Thursday next,
1st April, and several members of the An
derson Association anticipate attending.
Mr.. VIM. L. Bolt has removed from this
place to Seneca City, where he will embark
in merchandising. He has been the faith
! full and eficieat scribe in the office Of the
Clerk of Court for the past eight or nine
years.
The entertainment given by the ladies of
the Methodist Church on last Friday even
ing was success in every respect. The
net amount realized aggregated about $l2O,
which will be used for improving the Church
property.
Appointments fthe Y. N. G. A. for next
Sunday To conduct the afternoon meeting,
II. g. scudday-Scripture, ST. John H.;
Poor House Committee, ]. W. Todd, ]. NJ.
Hubbard; Jail Committee, A. B. Towers,
J. B. Clark.
Portable steam saw-mills are getting to be
quite numerous in this County of late.
There are at present two ut work on the
road running from Anderson to William
ston, and from all appearances they are
doing pretty good business.
The South Carolina Presbytery will meet
with the Williamson Presbyterian Church
on Wednesday, 7th instant, and continue
in session several days. The delegates will
be Hospitality welcomed and entertained by
the good people of Williamson.
s. We would call attention to DR.. Flagg's
advertisement, which appears elsewhere.
The agent, Mr.. Leroy, is at the >Waverly
House, where he may be consulted without
charge during the balance of the present
and perhaps part of next week.
. The "victory Dash" advertised in another
column, and for which Mr.. L. 81. Seel is
agent at this place, is an invention of one
) of own citizens, and is said to be an i'm
= provenent on any thing yet introduced into
this section for churning. Give it trial.
AS tin and stove dealer Mr.. L. H. Seel
has established an enviable reputation. He
always keeps full stock of tinware and
stoves on hand, which he sells at low figures
and on the most reasonable terms. He is