The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-10-09

Church, and WHICH VIII cIoSe &tO-ulSHI.
MANY who had deserted the army of the
Lord have returned, and now, reader, shall
you have it to say to morrow morning:
1.-THE harvest is past, the summer is ended,
and am not saved ?'' =
TheP. r. & w. c., R. R. will run
solid train through from Anderson to
Charleston without change for the accom-
mediation .of those who desire to attend
the Gala Weak. Tickets on sale from the
25th to the 31st inst, inclusive. limited to
return on 3rd November The fare from
Anderson is. S. 90, Deans 81 IS. Starr $4.70
Cooks 81 60, Lowndesville $4.45.
If you are thinking of going West or
Northwest twill pay you to let Fred. D.
Louisville d Nashville R. r, Atlanta,
| Ga, know it. We know Mr.. Bush person
ally, and we guarantee he will do yon right
in any transaction you may have with him.
He will cheerfully give you any informa-
| ton as to.route, price of tickets, etc. See
his advertisement in another column.
The Greenvile News, of Tuesday morn
ing, says: 'Richard Shirley, a young
white ,nan and a tenant on the place of
James Strong, living two miles from
Piedmont. in Anderson County, was
probably fatally wounded with slung
Shot last night in Morgan's wagon lot by
;another,white man named William Casey,
alias William Bishop. Shirley's skull was
crushed near the centre of the forehead
land several pieces of it were removed from
1.-the brain last night by Doctors J. B. Earle,
Davis Furmaf and S. r. Wilkinson.
The attack is said TO have been brutal
l:and without auY cause"
Mrs. MaryA. E. Webb, the beloved wife
of Mr.. w. g. Webb, died at her home in
iVarennes Township on Monday, 22nd of
September, after an illness of about six
teen days. Mrs. Webb was about 46 years
;of age, and had long been faithful and
consistent member Of the Yarennes Pres
byterian Church. She was highly esteem.
ed by her friends and neighbors, and her
death is deeply regretted. A husband and
ak children are left to cherish the memory
of devoted wife and an afectionate
mother. After appropriate funeral servi.
ces, conducted By Rev H. @. Fennell, the,
remains were inferred in the Flat Rock
graveyard.
Mr.. a. Schilletter, the energetic proprie-
tor of the Anderson bakery, has oprned q
first-class restaurant in connection with
his bakery, and is now prepared to furnish
meals and lunches to any one who may
ment for ladies, and Mrs. Schilletter is
always there to greet them when they call.
He will keep everything. the market
affords, snd will have fresh oysters every
day throughout the season. A few even
ings ago we had the pleasure Of eating
fresh oyster stew in his restaurant, and it
Swas most excellent. When you visit. the
city, call at his restaurant and get some
thing good to eat.
The Columbia Register, of last Saturday,
says !: "Why can't We make the sixty
miles of the Columbia, Newberry and
'Laurens road the beginning of a Columbia,
Anderson and Chattanooga lines No one
mineral, agricultural and forest resources
through which this road would run and
develop. could fail in the near future to
pay. Nor mead any one fear that the mon.
ey needed to build the road would be
wanting. Only lett be known that it is
sound venture and with sixty miles of road
to begin with and the money would be
quickly forthcoming to do the work. Let
us hear from Anderson and Laurens." The
Register may count on Anderson being
ready and willing o.do her duty in this
matter.
Mrs: Pickle, the beloved wife of Mr.. 5.
E. Pickle, died suddenly at her home in
Williamson on Monday, night, % ult.
She ate her supper and retired to bed that
evening about 5 o'clock. apparently as
well as usual. About one hour later
member of the family noticed that she
was breathing heavily, and, upon ap.
preaching her bed aud raising her head,
she passed away without uttering aword.
Mrs. Pickle. was one of the most highly
esteemed womenin or around William
ston, and her death was great shock to
her numerous friends. She was about 70
years of age, and for more than forty-hve
years she had been a;devoted and active
member of the Baptist Church. At the
age of 16 she was united in marriage to
Mr.. Pickle, who, with four sons and three
daughters, are left to cherish the memory
of a devoted wife and an afectionate
mother. Her remains were inferred in
the Big Creek Churchyard, the funeral
services being conducted by Rev. D. Wes-
ton Hiott.
Mrs. Evaline Smith, relict Of the late
Jesse r. Smith. died at her home in this
city last Monday morning at O'Clock.
She had been quite sick for about three
months, during which time she was
great sufferer, and her death was expected
Mrs. Smith was q. daughter of VIM. Nc
Gee, deceased, and was born and reared
in this Countys She was about 81 y ears
of age, and since her girlhood had been
consistent :. member of the Methodist
Church. She was woman of many no.
BILE virtues of both heart and mind, and
had endeared herself to large circle of
friends, who will mourn her death as
personal bereavement She leaves one
son., Mr.. j. r. Smith, of Greenville, to
mourn her death, and in his bereavement
he has many sympathizers. On Tuesday
morning the funeral services took place
in the Methodist Church, and were con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. @. B: Smith,
after which the remains were laid to rest
in the Baptist cemetery.
Last Tuesday afternoon a man was
found on the track Of the Savannah Valley
Railroad. about one mile from the Court
+ House, dead. He had been cut with
sharp instrument Of some kind, one cut
,seyering the main artery of The left arm,
death resulting from the loss of blood.
:HeWas tramp, and his companion was
arrested that night and admitted that he
did the killing. On his person, when ar
Il IcSgOus buClS w 40 4OQlko q 4dLO1 " &G4 UkOOo
on it, eighty -fve- cents, and some papers
and memorandum books. On one Of
these books appears the name 'sE. q. De
Priest, Richmond, Va, Oct. l, 1890" He
gives bis name as George Harris. The
dead mans name is James Bennet. Both
appear to he about middle.aged men.
The man in Jail, who did Che killing, says
the other was choking him and trying to
rob him, and he did the cutting in self.
defense Both were tramps, and had been
driven ont Of the city that morning. Cor
oner Nance held an inquest Wednesday
morning, and the jury rendered verdict
in accordance with these facts.
It is thesad duty of the writer this week
to announce the death of much loved
aunt, Mrs. Adeline Langston, relict Of the
late Allison Langston, who died at the
home of her son, In Varennes Township,
last Friday evening. Mrs. Langston was
rs years OF age, and was daughter of VIM.
Vandiver, deceased, who, in his day, was
a well known citizen of Anderson County.
For long number of years she had been
an invalid, and for the last few months
was great sufferer. In early life she
Joined the Baptist Church, and ever after
ward lived model christian life. She
was truly woman Of rare excellence of
character, and her gentle, loving disposi-
ton made friend Of every acquaintance,
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