The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-02-05

at the residence of the brides fatner, Dy
Rev: IL: M. Estes, Mr.. Luther Feltman, OF
Anderson County, 8. c., and Miss Dora
Brown. Of Hart County, Ga May Long
life and happiness attend the couple is the
wish: Of their many friends.
The name Of 10. epb Fr.ckwell, Of An
derson, appears among the petit jurors
drawn to serve at the Spring term of the
United States Court in Charleston. We
do not know any such citizen in Ander-
son, and suppose 1t is intended for our
;townsman, Joseph ]. Fretweil.
Married, ,on Thursday. January %, 1891,
:at the residence of Mr. w. H. Griffin, by
Rev. M. McGee, Mr.F. p. Little and Miss
Florence Acker, daughter of Mrs. w. 81.
Griffin, all Of Anderson County,. May
the richest blessings of Heaven attend the
happy young couple all through life. ..n5
Mr.. D. C. Flynn IS still selling his i'm
meuse stock of goods at and below cost,
and for the next few weeks many wonder
full bargains may be secured at his estab-
lishment. Look out for his new advertise.
ment next week, but in the meantime call
and see his goods and hear his prices.
Capt. j. G. Stribling, of Pendleton, was
in the city Tuesday. He reports the work
on Clemson College progressing finely, and
says that section will soon have a line, new
road leading from Pendleton to the Col
lege The ablishment of the College has
given new impetus to everything in that
section.
In another column School Commissioner
.Wardlaw offers 9 prize each to the school
girl and boy, under fourteen years of age,
who writes the best story during February.
See the offer, and let the girls and boys
strive for it. Whether a boy or girl get
the prize or not, he or she will be benefited
by writing the story.
a Mr.. G. w. Evans is now member of the
firm OF, Orr & Sloan. Mr. Eyans has long
been faithful employee Of this firm, and
is q most excellent young man. Read
their new advertisement, and don't forget
that they have a very large stock of-fresh
garden seed, in addition to their usual
stock of drugs, etc.
b We were glad to meet Mr.. E. F. Reed,
of Varennes Township, on the streets
last Monday. He has been confined to
his bed with severe case of fever since
the middle of December. He is still
weak, but we hope he will soon be re-
stored to health. This was the first spell
X sickness he has ever had. 80
Miss Lenora Hubbard, Principal of the
Home School of this city, now has one
hundred and thirty pupils on her roll.
Miss Hubbard is one Of the most progress.
sive teachers In upper Carolina, and is
very popular both with her pupils and
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that Anderson can boast of such school.
In q private letter from our friend and
former townsmau, Rev. A. T. Dunlap,
who Is nov a member of the California
Conference of the NJ. T.. Church, he in.
forms US that he is enjoying good health
and getting along well with his work.
His numerous friends in this section, we
know, will be delighted to hear this re-
port from him.
Mr. W. C. Petty dropped dead at Gaff.
ney CITY last Thursday afternoon, while
in an Office making his tax return. Mr..
Petty was we'll known in, Anderson, hav-
ing bought cotton here for several seasons
past. He left here about three weeks ago,
having been called home on account OF
sickness in his family, and the news oi
his death was great shock to his numer.
GUS friends in Andersen. He leaves 0
wife and two children.
A correspondent of a popular journal
saws there is q homely fact that people
ought to know in these days when we are
getting taste of an old-fashioned winter
SO that rubber shoes are in frequent re.
tuuisition bv all classes. He wishes to
make it known that the easiest way tc
clean rubber shoes Of any kind is to rnt
them with vaseline. They then clear
| much better and last longer than II they
are washed with water.
Mrs. M. 8. Bamberg died at her home ir
this city last Thursday night after a brie
illness, aged about 30 years. On Friday the
remains were carried to Orangeburg, the
deceased's old home, where they we're in
tered. Mrs. Bamberg, though residen1
of Anderson only few months, had made
number of friends here, every one o
whom deeply sympathize with the bereav
ed husband who is left to cherish the
memory of devoted wife.
Our esteemed friend, Mr.. Joshua Pruitt
is making consid derable improvements or
his plantation in Centerville Township
He is enlarging, remodeling and other
wise improving his tenant houses. Mr.
| Pruitt is one of Anderson County's bes
and most successful farmers, and believe:
in having good, comfortable houses foI
his tenants to live in. This insures hin
good tenants, and other farmers would d.
well to follow his example.
The sad news reaches Anderson tha
Mrs. G. o. Spencer died at her home il
Ashland, Miss, on Thursday, goth ult
She was i'll only d few days with pneu
| monia. Mrs. Spencer was daughter o
Mr.. L. T. Arnold, of Lowndesville, and
has wide circle of friends and relative.
in this section. to whom the announce
ment of her death brought a pang of sor
row. She leaves husband and five chill
dren to cherish her memory.
Mrs. Alice Donnald, the beloved wife o
Mr. John @ Donnald, of this city, died q
!. the home of her father, Hon. f. G.. Ste
phenson, in Hartwell, Ga, on Sunday
January 25th, aged % years. Mrs. Don
[ nald leaves devoted husband and thre
small children, the youngest an infan
only two weeks old. She had been
consistent member of the Methods
Church since her girlbood, and was LADY
! of many noble virtues of both heart ant
mind. Mr.. Donnald has many sympa
thizers in his bereavement.
Married, on Thursday evening, January
29, 1891, in this city, by Rev. D. e. .Frier
son, D. D., Mr.. G. Edward Dellerfeld
formerly of New York, but now of An
derson. and Miss @. E. Dawson, of James
town, N. Y. Mr.. Dellerfield came to An
derson several months ago to take charg
I of the water works and electric plant a
manager, and is discharging his dutie
satisfactorily and is making many friends
Upon leaving home, he left his heart be
hind him, and the longer he remainet
away the more anxious he was to agail
look upon its possessor. Finally he in
duced his lady-love to come to Anderson
She arrived here last Thursday morning
and in a few hours they were made one
We extend our congratulations to th
happy bride and groom, and wish them
happy and prosperous journey through
life.