The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-10-30

White has sold his portion of the old Ben
son House property, Mr. R. s. Hill being
| lthe purchaser. Ten thousand dollars cash
was the price paid. Messrs. Orr, MCGEE
lI& Orr, have sold the three store rooms on
1.-The Southern side of the Court House
Square, now occupied by the Sullivan
Hardware CO., A. G. NJ cans and Brown
Bros, The first and latter named firms
bought the rooms occupied by their bust
ness, and the room occupied by Mr.. Means
was purchased by E. w. Brown q Sons.
The purchasers paid $40, 500 for the whole
building.
a little 3 year-old negro girl was fatally
burned in Hopewell Township last Mon
day evening. The child, with its mother,
Twas visiting its grandparents, who live on
Mr.. Jeptha Harper's plantation. About
sundoWn the child was left alone in the
house, sitting near the fire. place. Direct
| ly its screams attracted the attention OF
| the grandfather, who ran to the house
Eand met. the child at the door. Its cloth.
| ing were ablaze, and in attempting to ex-
irtinguisb. the flames the mans hands were
| painfully burned. DR.: Duckworth attend
ed the child, but it was so severely burn
ed that death claimed it as its victim in q
| few hours.
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Married, at The residence Of the brides
mother, Mrs.C. D. Bewley, in this city.
on Tuesday morning, October 2sth, at 8
O'clock. BY Rev. a. A. Marshall, Mr..
Charles s. Sullivan and Miss Luta Bew-
ley, both Of Anderson. The ceremony
was witnessed only by the relatives Of the
bride and groom. 1t was the Intention OF
the couple to have-spent the week in
Charleston, but on account of sickness Of
the bride the trip had to be given up.
This marriage unites the lives of two of
Anderson's most popular young people,
5and the INTELLIGKECERj joins their many
friends in extending congratulations end
wishing them q happy and prosperous
journey through life.
M A business meeting of the Y. M. g; a:
was held in the Temperance Hall last
Monday evening, and Constitution for
the government of the Association was
adopted. In addition to the officers
already elected, the Constitution provides
j for Board of directors, and the following
gentlemen were elected to serve in that
capacity VIM. Laughlin, HI z. Sullivan,
Eff Cochran, W. F. Cox, j. w. Bruce.
O. G. Langston, j. G. Cunningham, w. 4.
Osborne, r. s. Lyon, j. NJ Hubbard, r.
G Webb and O. F. Jones. Mr.. Wynne the
State Secretary, and Mr. A. O., Jones,
member of the State Executive Commit
tee, were present at the meeting, and gave
the Association much information In
reference to its works. Their presence
was greatly enjoyed by the members.
Mr.. w, A. Wynnc. the State Secretary
of the Young MEMS Christian Association,
has been spending q few days in the city
assisting in completing, the organization
of the Association here On Sunday
afternoon the Association held an inter-
estipg meeting in he Opera House, which
was attended by good crowd of our citi
Zens and ladies who feel an interest in the
work Mr.. Wynne made very interest
ing address, in ,which be explained the
object and work of,the Association, and
arged our citizens to give all tho assist
ance and encouragement possible to the
young men. On Monday MIR. Wynne
met number of our COOL ladies and or:
ganized them into an Auxiliary Associa.
ton. Mr.. Wynne has just recently as:
.sumed the duties of State Secretary. and
Is an energetic, earnest worker.
( 1t Is not often that u larger crowd is seen
in Anderson than wss here last Saturday.
the attraction being King & Franklins
show, which gave two performances here
that day. The big canvass was stretched
on the Blue Ridge Yard, and in the after
noon It was filled to its utmost seating CD
pacity. Ofthe general performance, every
one who was present speaks in the highest
terms, and it is generally conceded to
have been the best exhibition seen in An.
;derson in number of years. The pro-
gramme, besides the usual series of Brial
acts, single and double trapeze, horizontal
bars, juggling. contortiop features perfor:
ming dogs and trained horses, all OF which
were done in commendable manner, con-
tanned several new and wonderful features.
The managers ofthe show were very polite
and courteous gentlemen, and made IA
vorable impression upon those of our citi.
zens who had any business transactions
with them, The total absence of the usual
swindling games In or around the show
was particularly noticeable. Good order
prevailed throughout the city during the
day, and, as consequence, the police dld
not have much trouble.
The marriage ceremony which uuited
the hand and hearts of Mr.. John P. Hill
house, Of Greenyille, and Miss Lula Mo.
Fall, OF Anderson, was performed in
very graceful and impressive manner at
the residence of the brides mother, Mrs.
T.. j. !. McFsll, last Thursday morning,
23rd inst, at 9 o'clock, by Rev. A. a. Mar.
shall, in the presence Of q number OF
friends aud relatives of the young couple.
The attendants were Miss Winnie McFall.
sister of the bride, and Mr.. John T. Stall,
of Greenyille. The groom was accompa-
MED to Anderson by his sister, Miss
sTweetie Hillhouse and Messrs. J.. T. Stall,
B. a. Morgan, g. o. Goodwin, J. T. Tur-
-ner and a. r. Asbury. The bride re:
4ceiVed profusion of beautiful presents.
Shortly after. the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hillhouse, accompanied by number of
friends, departed for Greenville, where
reception was rendered them that even
ing at the home of the groom. Mr.. Hill.
house is one of GreenVille's most excellent
young men, and his bride one of Ander.
sons most charming young ladies, whose
host of friends regret to see her leave our
city. We wish the young couple all the
happiness attainable in this life.