The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-01-14

| silver money in he United States Treas
ury. Our Devil sys be would undertak
tho Job if "Uncle lam" would agree to dl
vide the pile withhim.
Easily correspondent of the Statc says
"Mrs. Col. W. S.iPickens was stricke
with paralysis fes days ago and her lif
is despaired of. Tie Colonel.himself, VIII
is one of the most prominent citizens Q
the upper part OF Anderson County,
quite i'll with the gip."
There will be special meeting o
Honea Path Alliaice at Rarler's Creel
next Saturday. l6a inst. at 2 o'clock p
IN. to elect delegats to the County Ali
ance on the 22n.i hst., and to attend tt
other business of Importance. The mem
bers are urged to attend promptly.
Rev. w. H. Ry. of Piedmont, ha
Brushy Creek anil Williamson Town
ships and Grove Tiwnship, n Greenvill
County. as territory assigned him for tb
sale of DR.. I. A. Ldton's book, "Charac
ter Sketches 40,OD copies of this bool
have already been bld by the publishers
Augusta, Ca, ! making extensiv
preparations to entdtsin her friends ant
visitors the last we'd of this month. I
is Der Carnival Week. The celebration
begins on the 26th aid continues through
the 2Sth. Excursiol tickets will be or
sale at very low raes at all railroad sta
tions, and large crowd will no doub
visit the grand old fly.
The County Alliance met in the Cour
House on Friday, Oh inst., but on account
of the cold weather. the meeting was moi
largely attended ard no business of inn
portance was transacted. The resignation
of MIR. J. w. Bowdln as Secretary was &C.
cepted, and Mr.. p. G.. Watkins elected
his successor. Thl body adjourned to
meet again on FridAy 2and inst.
An Anderson CoMty man told his wife
the .other day that a friend would dine
with them. "Wha in the world can ]
have for dinner?" bhe asked. Said he;
"Why, you have plehty ofsweet potatoes.
Bake some potatoes fry some potatoes,
dress some potatoes, have some potato bis:
cults, make some potato pudding and
cook some potato pes. If our friend is
not satisfied with tina, variety he is hard to
please.
a young farmer from the upper section
of the County called j, and subscribed for
the INTELL1aENcEE d few days ago. He
said be intended gettitg married and go to
housekeeping in a fewWeeks, and that the
last time he visited his loved one, she
named over number Of things they
would have to get to begin housekeeping
and the INTEILIGENqER was the first
thing mentioned. Sensible girl. We
venture she will make most excellent
wife.
Mrs. Mary A. Wright relict Of the late
W. G. Wright, and mother of our towns
man, MIR. L. M. Wright died near Town
vile on Saturday, 9th Inst. Mrs. Wright
was about 81 years of agS, and an excellent
Christian woman, who$ death is deeply
dep1ored by numerous friends and rela.
tives. She was member of the Town
vile Baptist Church, hnd her remains
were inferred there on Sunday. The be-
reaved family have ma py sympathizers
in their sorrow.
We are not in the bit Of telling our
publicly to pay what is due
us; still we can hardly be expected in
time of need, gently to bmind them that
like many other folks i've need all the
money due us. Your dept to US possibly
amounts to very little WHEN considered as
an individual debt, but II you had full
possession Of all the fact you might be
convinced that the small amounts due us,
in the aggregate, is big item. Please
call and settle.
We ask the attention of our readers to
the advertisement of the Williamson Fe-
male College. The Spring session will
open ON Monday, 25th inst. On Friday,
22nd inst, three young ladies will gradu-
ate from this excellent institution. and, in
connection with that interesting event,
Prof e. B. Craighead, of Wpford College,
will deliver an appropriatesaddress in the
College Chapel att o'clock that evening.
The friends of Christian education 81 = re-
spectfully invited to attend.
Easley Messenger: "Mr. c. T. Martin
has returned from two weeks visit to
his father, living near Seal Ala. His
brother, Mr. Jacob II. Martin, returned
with him, and he may make this County
his future home. Mr. Martins father is
William N. Martin, who will be remem.
bered as citizen OF the Shutdown settle.
ment In Anderson County thirty years
back. Mr.. Martin reports that there is
not such cry of hard times out in Ala
bama as there is in this county,"
A few days ago, by some unknown
means, the report became current that our
genial friend, Col. Dick. Robinson, of
Annie, was dead. Of course this an
brought sorrow to those of
his friends who had beard it, and many
kind words were uttered about him. On
Tuesday the Colonel came to the city, and
was as fat, jolly and healthful as ever.
He said he knew the report was q false
hood as soon as he heard it; thath he was not
to leave this world, and hoped he
would not be forced to leave it for years
to come.
While in Honea Path recently we visited
the new dental Office of our clever young
friend, DR.. J. F. Wilson. 1t is on the
second floor of the new building erected
by Mr.. 4. NJ. Shirley, and is a model of
convenience and comfort, and would be
creditable TO large city. The Doctor is
not only an expert in dentistry, but a
most excellent gentleman in every respect.
he needs wife, and. but for ismodesty,
no doubt would secure one. AS this is
leap year, we suggest that some one Of the
fair sex approach him on the subject OF
matrimony.
Mr.. Robert @. Smith died at his home
in Burnett County, Texas, on Sunday,
3rd inst, after short illness of typhoid
fever. Mr.. Smith was about IS years oi
age, and was son of Mr.. Samuel D.
Smith, who moved from Anderson County
to Texas number of years ago. A few
years ago the deceased came back to this
County and resided two years with his
grandmother. He was q young man OF
many excellent traits of character, and
has host of friends and relatives in oul
midst who will receive the news of his
death with sorrow.
Mr.. Milton n. Deal died at bis home ir
Horea Path last Saturday, after an Hines!
of about ten days with pneumonia. Mr.
Deal was in the Gath year Of his age, ane
for number Of years was resident o
Anderson. For long number of year.
he was an exem mplary member of the Bap
tist Church, and goes down to his grave
with the esteem and good will Of hi
friends and acquaintances. He leaves ,
bereaved widow and two sons to cherisl
his memory. Bis remains were inferred
at Honea Path on Sunday. Rev. a. G
Stepp conducting the funeral services.
-Susrried, on Wednesday evening. De
q "aSer %, 1891, at the residence of tn
| e,c0s father, W. P. Wright, by Rev. L
\ t.ce, Mr. James F. Griffin and Mis-
Alpha E. Wright. The following wer
the attendants: Mr.. J. Ed. Griffin ant
Miss L. Selma Wright, Mr.. w. A. Breaz
eale and Miss May Griffin, Mr.. n. NJ
Shirley and Miss Essie Clinkscales, Mr.
Joe Parker aud Miss Anna E. Grubbs
While Miss Rosa Tribble PLAYED prett,