The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-10-08
Nfrs Sarah r-liott relict Of the late AL

Mrs. Sarah Elliott, Telct Of the late Al
len Elliott died at the home Of her son-in-
law, Mr.. John T. Brown, in Centerville
Township, on Thursday, September oath,
after long and painful illness with
| dropsy. Her remains were inferred at
Concord Church on the day following her
death. Rev. II. B. FAINT conducting the
funeral services. She leaves a son and
daughter to mourn her death. Mrs. FL
Church, and in her long illness she exenl-
p!ifed the characteristics of good, Chris
tian woman
The union meeting under the auspices
of the Y. NJ. c. A. was held in the Presby-
terian Church last Sunday night, and a
very large congregation was present.
Rev. II. f. Gadsden, of the Episcopal
Church, preached the sermon, which was
exceedingly interesting and impressive,
and was full of advice aud counsel that IS
valuable to a young man. The union
SERVICE next Sunday night will be held in
the Presbyterian Church, and Rev. G. b.
Smith will preach the sermon The
Young men should not fail to hear Mr..
Smith, who will certainly interest them.
The Tupplo (Miss.) Ledger speaks as fol-
lows of the young man who has recently
taken charge of the Townville High
School: "Prof. J. +. Rice left Monday for
Townvile, S. c., to accept n position as
principal of the school at that place. He
is we'll equipped to do the duties that will
be required of him, and very efficiently
too, he having had several years expert.
euce at teaching, and, being graduate of
that renowned college, Hampton Sidney,
is enough in itself to guarantee him sue
cess. He has left many friends behind
who will ever wish him we'll"
A few days ago our old friend, Capt NJ.
B. Williams, met with a painful accident
by fracturing the thigh bono of his right
leg. It was after dark and he was in bis
buggy, having been away on visit. He
was driving into his yard, when the buggy
struck grind stone, and he was thrown
out with such force as to cause the injury.
Fortunately, his son was near by and he,
hearing the noise, ran to his side anu as
sisted him into the house. Capt Will
liams is about 50 years of age, and one of
our most eslimable citizens, and we join
his numerous friends in wishing him q
speedy recovery.
By reference to another column it will
be seen that the firm of Cunningham
Bros. has bcen dissolved, Mr.. r. G. Gun.
nineham withdrawing. Mr.. J. G. Cum
ninsham and Con. w. W. Humphreys
have formed a copartnership under the
firm name of Cunningham Il Humphreys,
and are now occupying DR.. s. NJ: Orr's
handsome new room, just below the Hill
block. They propose to carry complete,
line of hardware, machinery, ETC., and
will be glad to show their goods and quote
- ,,,, a stropr III rn1
and we bespeak for them liberal share OF
the trade.
Mr.. u. e. Seybt's handsome new resi-
dence on north Main street is about COM
pleted and in few days will be occupied
by that gentleman. The building was
erected by Mr.. j. M. Smith, one Of Ander-
sons most energetic contractors. II is
modern two-story building, with five
rooms on the first floor and three on the
second floor. Each room is well venti-
lated, and contains Fireplace and closet.
The Railways, parlor and dining room arc
panel wainscoted and the other rooms
show up we'll in reeded work. All the
rooms are finished with heavy angled
mouldings of neat designs. The stairway,
which is quarter turned, is very pretty,
being finished with heavy balusters and
walnut railings and newels of heart pine
finished in oil. The ceiling of the piazzas
and nearly all Of the rooms have the natu-
raj wood finish. Throughout the house is
handsomely finished, and all Of the work,
except doors, sash and blinds, was done
in Anderson. Mr.. Smith has certainly
done Mr.. Seybt neat, substantial job.
Messrs. e. w Brown & Sons did not
have time to prepare their new advertise.
ment this week, but look out for it next
week. 1t should be borne in mind that
these gentlemen are now occupying A. g.
Means old stand, next door to the Sulli.
van Hardware Co. They carry everything
usually found in general dry goods
house, and are making speciality OF fancy
groceries. Their fall and winter stock
was selected very carefully by one of the
firm, and they propose to give their custo.
mers the benefit of the many bargains
they have secured. They feel confident
they can make it to the interest Of every
man, woman and child in the County to
give them an early call. The courteous
statesmen, Messrs. r. L. Robinson, G. +.
Bolt and j. B. MCGEE, Jr., will take
pleasure in showing goods to their friends
There is is not more reliable firm doing
business in the State than f. W. Brown 81
Sons, and our readers may rest assured
that every dollars worth of goods pur-
chased from them will prove as repre-
sented. These gentlemen are in the cot
ton market, and will pay the top of the
market. Take our advice and see their
stock of goods before making your pur-
chases elsewhere.