The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-02-28

contained the following. s.Michael Nice
ly;an aged and highly respected citizen
Of this, city, , died at his residence on Cox
|:gtreet about FIVE o. o'clock yesterday after
noon. The deceased was we'll known
among railroad dsmen, having served for q
long time as superin ntendent Of the @. %
G. Railroad ..ssH He was "a member OF the
Method list Church South, and leaves q
wifsMand several grown children. !" Mr..
Nica1y.Was, for: several years, a. citizen OF
And delson, and has many friends here
$who. deeply sympathize with the family IN
their bereavement.
List Of letters remaining in the POST
office for. the week ending February 81
Mrs. RindYs Baxter, Allen Brown, j. T.
eCampb bell; Mrs. "a: Darracott, Neil Fields,
John z. Fisher, :Efram Glover, Mrs. Ra-
chel GarVener, Miss Mettia A. Greer, j.
johnson !: Henry Jackson, Will Joining,
JsST. Johnson, j.. F. Mitchell, sam'l
McTellen, Robt. Pendleton Maxwell,
ELLIS Orr, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, Miss Liz
zie Smith, Henry Scott, Miss Bette Say
lors, MrS. Sue 8. Kelfrin, w. M. Thomas,
Miss Rosy Taylor, Mrs. Rosy Taylor,
Miss 8. "A. Toens, @. w. Whitnsr, Clark
sWhitner.
Mr.. j. IS. Fowler has an advertisement
In another column that should be read by
every farmer in the County. He has just
received three car loads of horses and
mules from Kentucky, which he will sell
at Z. auction on next Monday (Salesdayl .
He guarantees the stock TO be sound.
This Is chance for everybody to get
good horse or mule at your own price.
The sale will positively take place, and
will no doubt attract q large crowd ofpnr-
chasers, Remember, next Monday is the
day. Mr.. Fowler also has a number OF
buggies and wagons, which he Is Offering
at bottom prices. Be sure to give him q
call II you need either.
The GreeuvilIe News, Of last Sunday,
saws zssWalker w. Russell, of Anderson
County, the we'll l-known Greenbacker-ln In
dependent-R blican politician, has be6n
appointed member OF the staff Of Cover.
nor Beaver, of Pennsy ylvania, and invited
to take part in the inauguration ceremo-
nies of Presidsnt-elec Harrison. Mr.
Russelrs rank is that Of General, which,
in view Of the fact that his name has here
tofore been unadorned with any orna-
mental title, is q rather rapid and lofty
promotion. MIR. Russell expects to &C.
cept the invitation, and will go on to
washington for the Inauguration on the
9TH Of March"
Mr.. E.. Berry Lewis died at Pelzer on
last Saturday, after brief illness, aged 7S
wears. Mr.. Lewis was born aud reared in
Anderson County, and has resided here all
CT his life. He was plain, upright, hon
est man, and was highly esteemed by a
wide circle of friends. He was aconsist.
ent member Of the Midway Presbyterian
Church, and his remains were brought to
that Church and inferred in the adjoining
graveyard on Sunday afternoon. Rev.
DR.. Frierson conducting the funeral ser
vices. Mr.. Lewis was twice married.
Two sons and two daughters, all of whom
are grown, and who reside In Texas, sur
yive him by the first marriage, and wife
and four children by the second marriage.
Miss Carrie M. Waller died in this city,
at the residence of her sister, Mrs. Rosa
Webb, last Monday morning at o'clock.
She was born in Charleston. S. G., but for
many wears had resided in Anderson.
To know her was TO love her, and the
longer one knew her the more she was
loved. Few maiden ladies ever enjoyed
the blessing Of being so universally loved.
She was 80 meek and gentle, full Of sym.
pathy and tender compassion for every
member of Grace (EpiscopaI Church, and
to sum 1t all up in q few words, she was
one of the best women who ever lived.
Her remains were laid to rest in the Pres.
byterian cemetery Tuesday morning at II
| O'clock, after funeral services conducted
by Rev. T. F. Gadsden.
A correspondent OF the Greenville
News, under date of the 2lst inst, give:
the following account Of a marriage al
Pendlton sAll Pendleton turned ou
last, evening to witness the marriage, a
| the Presbyterian Church, of Miss Lizzie
S. Hunter to 3. Il. O. Terria. The bride
| is daughter of our prominent townBman
land merchant t, James 81. Hunter. sr. Tht
groom Is popular salesman Of The firm
of. H.;Hunter & Sons, of this place. A
the sound of the wedding march, artist
5oally executed by Mrs. a. N. Pinkind, Z
M. and. ]. G. Jinkens, acting as ushers
entered the church followed by Miss Essi'
steel, ,of GreenVille, and Dr. Wat
II H., ~, a /fa, a n IA Than the onnfrantfnf