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Ang a spesch upon te engrossing object of politics, and talls were made for Capt. J. A. Hoyt, who responded in a brief effort, afer apologising for the introduction of the theme and the irpositin of a spither spacch MpoH 30 patient wn audience Tk wes o Pleaant and agreable pression, aml we con gratulate Hie neighborhod pen the great success which attended the first pic wiv of Mt. Bethel, We are indebted to Mr. Jacl Kay for a smakub of very finn wyples. Ar. “‘Alexander Campbell brought some fiw specimens of Texas pax ty qur oAve last week. Byley white man save one in the towne ship has united with the Democratic Club in the Dark Corner, we undersuigd Mev. Pinkrod will give Instinctune it humic and we the pleasure in command ing her to the patronage of ant citizens. ‘We are requested to annutines that Rev. WF Peasants will preach inp ll Trasbyto rian Church at Belton on the faterth Sabbath: morning in August, Mrs. Raney Abercrombie; wits of Mr. Calvin Aberiritmble. dhat on Wednesday, the ind of August, after now and painful Hiss. Ghuwns doubsixty years of ag. Mp H. 0 Erskine Deowgilluz on the sth Inst some fine yum sweet potatoss, which were the Iaegest we have seen this season. ‘They mmensired ten indhus indred infrence and siz and a bale In length, Col. J. . Trueden, of Columbia, and Capt. Thaminy W. Holloway, of Newberry, honored wi with a brief visit rustening morning, Thess genthymng yer im atten ance upon the agricultural meting. ‘We would call attention to the advertise ment of Messrs. Smith, Clik Co, in which they announce that they will all their summer ator of goods uh iatron this time to the first of Septembber. We are requested to state that the services of the third quarterly meeting of Anderson Station will be Introduced by a sermon on Fiday night next from Rov. 0.4. Darby, Presiding zie of the Greenvilla District. ‘The Anderson Tilly Club are requested to suvet in their club room. In the third story ! yer Mienkkley, Brown Co, Stare, ye next 'Perday afternoon) as five w elinsk— Business of Importance will be presented for comajd oration ! Messrs. Wilam Reed announce that they have goods at extremely low prices, candace agents for Zell's Amputated Bone Phosphate and Acid: Phosphate which mri highly recommended fir turnips aid small gain. era, Persons wishing to buy s cotton gin this temson, will Aid it to tetradt vantage to com munioste with or call'on Sir. P. Ke McCully at this place. He oulvertises in another column the Daniel Pmst Gin See One ad vertisement for further particulars, ‘There will be a basket pid cuiven by the Democratic Club at Donaldsville on the Bink of this month. Speeches upon politics and tamiporinee ‘may be expected from a nater of gentleman, and a large attend an nice and presennt day: he looked for, Martin township is wide awake and filly organized for the mmpale. Only five witte voters within the township now re main outside the Democratic Clb. Several wloted voters have joined, and others are expected to imitate their example at an early any, the Tast Union’ mating of the Becond Union District, decided to have the xosafor of the Salads Baptist Association next year with the Honea Path Church. The meet ing for the present year is now in progress at the Walnut Grove Church, in Abbeville County, ‘The Carnwell Institute for boys and girls opens again on the 28th of August, and the nession rill elope on the 15th of December next. Parents find guardiane deviring, to pironize the echoa! can obtain particulars by addresing Rev. E.R. Carswell, Store ville, 3. 0. Mesrs Randell Newton, of Pendleton, Informs for Maj. Robert Maxwell brought then on Early Roxe potato one day last week, which weighed twenty-six ounces! Pendleton is certainly ahead, mn ets Anderson can produce a larger potato ‘than we have seen yet_ one of our townanian fiforens us that Cal, . 8. Mattison has made forty ratives of! Cider from the apples taten from one tree, find that there are enengl apples fefb to make forty gallons more. ‘Tite is the kind ‘of information our frend 'Pipk” likes to pick up when he goes to Hie sonmtry,. We are requested , announce tat Rev. C. A. Darby will deliver a feature to the Yous Meals Christian Avolation in the Methodist Cliveoh in this place on next Sabbath evening at eight o'clock. There will gl be a collertion taken up on that occasion for the benefi of the Axociation. We were in error in stating that Prank Crow hmd the difficulty with O'Brian, of which we gave an account Last week, 16 as Robert Crow, and we are also informed that he did not go to Georgia. We are glad to announce also that O'Brian was improv ing at laxt acrounts, and we hope that be ik ere thin quite out of danger. ‘The Git term of the Carolin Collegiate Institute will Dex on Monday, 11th of September, with a full corps of instructom. The President of the faculty, Prof. W. J. Ligon, offers to Wits pupils visual aidlyiin~ ‘tages in regard to tuition and board, and we invite specll attentin to the turn cone tained in his advertisemen. Our friend John Allen Kmverug fe en gaged in re-building the ol family home ned of the Bmtersona, on Rocky River. The former residence was taken down last spring; and he is now using the same brick to greet a hance of modern niglet Inn | Commiteding situation, which gives an ex tensive view of the surrounding country. We are requested to annonce that there will be a meeting of Lebanon Division, Hone of Temperance, on next Saturday at one Delopai, for the purpose of pubicly installing the officers for Hire frowent quar ter. Mewn L. P. Smith, @. P-Tolly and others may be expected to oliver add ye a set upon that occasion. All are invited to are tend. We are pained to revert the sleath of Mrs. Callie Tawnsend, the beloved wife of J. P. Tawnwond, of Cokesbury, which recarry at the residence of Mr. Samuel J. Ememan, of this County, on the 7H foxt. She was a daughter of the tale Col. Abner H. McGhies, of Abbayille County, and was grigtly be fore by a large circle of relatives and Friends. The Anderson Denocratic Club met in Masonic Hall on 11st Friday night, and listened to an excnlent address pon the subject of the land commission from James L. Ore, Ray. Mr. Orr was one native and earnest menihur of the commities whitct. In vestigated these frandy, and his ronaries xetvad te onliphtes our, people ayn this seuret of vorruption. He was wuly ape plouded by his audience, Muses. 7. Te Orr, A. d, Watt, @. #, Dolly, AT. Thusten, A, B, Towers, Capt. W 0, Mylns, RS. All and J. 8. Murray were elected delegates to the County Convention.
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Anderson Intelligencer
Anderson, South Carolina, US
Thu, Aug 10, 1876
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