The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-11-20

Married. at tho residence of tho brides
father, Col. l.. T.. Camphal', on Thursday
evening. November II, ls95, by Rev. X
w. Burts, Mr.. Willie Stevenson and Miss
Lena Campbell, all Of Anderson.
The banks and business houses of An
derson will susnend business on Thanks
giving Day-rhurslay, 2Sth inst The
people in the country should take notice
aud govern themselves accordingly.
Rev. II. B. HAYS will preach in the
Wesleyan Methodist Church, this CITY, on
the first Sunday in December at II o'clock
m, and Saturday night preaching at
o'clock. The public is invited to attend.
Miss Monte Riley, of this city, who has
had severe attack of typhoid fever at
Converse College, Spartan burg, S. c., ia
now convalescing. we are glad to say, and
will soon be able to resume her studies.
Mr.. ". C. Keith, of this city, has been
engaged by Berry, Gillian & Co, whole.
sale dealers in boots and shoes, of Lynch.
burg, Va, as travelling salesman He
will travel South Carolina and portion
of Georgia.
All of our INGREDIENTS report unusually
good trade this season. More goods are
being sold here than for many years. This
means, of course, that the people have
more of the necessities and comforts Of life
| than formerly.
We invite Won attention to the new ad-
| vertisement Of Messrs. d G. Brown & Bro
As is well known these gentlemen carry
a stock of general merchandise. and will
make it to your interest to call ard see
their goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lex Chapel accompanied
hy their cousin, Miss Emma Root, OF Little
week in Anderson visiting MI and Mrs.
n B Sullivan. Mrs. Chapel is sister
Of Mrs Sullivan.
There will he Thanksgiving setvice at
Dorchester Church on Thanksgiving Day,
to be conducted by Rev. j. B. Heron.
The collection will be for the Connie
Maxwell Orphanage. All are invited to
attend the service.
In their new advertisement on the first
page B. O. Evans e. Co. make plain state.
ment that will interest you If you con,em-
plate buying an overcoat, suit of clothes,
hat or furnishing goods. Read what they
say and give them call.
Silas Shirley, a Is year-old son of Mr.. J.
D. Shirley, died at his home in Hopewell
Township last Thursday of dropsy. On
Friday the remains were buried in the
Trinity Cburchyard. Rev n. G. Billenger
conducting the funeral services.
That live, energetic dealer in stoves, tin
ware, glassware, &C., j. T. Burriss, is going
-, 3)E doll His 01Car-
tisement in another column gives you all
the information. Read it carefully, and
go and see his large and varied stock of
Christmas goods.
Mr. A. B. Towers has given us a basket
of second crop OF Irish potat0es, which are
very fine. This crop was planted on the
18th August, and, despite the droutb,
yielded very well Mr.. Towers is most
successful gardener, and prides himself in
raising fine potatoes.
Mary, infant daughter of DR.. A. G. Strick-
land, died this morning at the home of her
father on Greenville street, aged ten
months The little one had been quite
sick for week or more and Its death was
expected. The funeral will take place this
afternoon at o'clock.
There will be services in st Joseph
Catholic Church next Sunday at II o'clock
in the morning, and in the afternoon at
o'clock. By special request lecture will
be delivered by Rev. j. D. Budds on the
Catholic Church doctrine regarding purga-
tory. All are Invited to attend
The three newly elected ruling elders Of
the Presbyterian Church in this city will
be ordained and installed into their cilice
next Sunday morning after the usual SER
vice. Rev. R P. Pell, of Newberry, will
preach the sermon and conduct the install
lation service. All are cordially Invited to
attend the service.
Lsurens Advertiser: "The dry fall has
had its natural effect According to the
report Of the Grand Jury for Anderson
County whiskey seized and deposited in
the Sheriff's Office under the Dispensary
law evaporated, and they therefore recon-
mended that it be sert to the damper
atmosphere Of Columbia"
Sheriff Gaines, assisted by Deputies Nc
Adams, II H4yes and Newell, arrested "Bud"
Stewart at the home of his brother-in-law,
near AntrevlIe, Tuesday morning about
daylight. The prisoner and his brother,
Miles Stewart, shot John Beck near this
city last April, and have kept out of tho
way of the officers ever since.
The last issue of the Southern Christian
.Adrocatc says: attention is called to the
plan of appointments fur Bishop Galloway
for Sunday, December 1st. He will not
preach at Saudy Springs in the morning.
as rumor has IL. Ho breaches at Clemson
at ] / a. m at Sandy Springs at $50 p. N
and lectures at Clemson at night"
"An Evening in China" is the title Of
an entertainment to be given by the Ju:
venile Missionary Society of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, next Friday
evening at the parsonage, beginning at
O'Clock Tea will be served in Chinese
style, and number Of curiosities from the
Celestial Empire" will be on exhibition
An admission fee of 25 cents for adults and
10 cents for children will be charged. The
public is invited to attend.
The members of the Anderson Silver
Cornet Band assisted by some of our best
local talent, will give minstrel entertain
Thursday evening. The program, which
will consist of dialogues, music, songs and
dances, will be most interesting one,
and those who attend may expect an en-
ioyable evening. The entertainment Is
for the benefit of the band, and we bespeak
for the boys liberal patronage. Tickets
on sale at Russell e. Breazeale's Reserved
seats, so cents. Admission to the gallery,
25 cents.
Miles Beard, son Of Mr.. John Beard,
died at the home Of his parents in this city
last Thursday night. On account of blood
poison, which was caused by being shot in
the leg, the limb was amputated three or
four weeks ago, after which gangrene set
in, which caused his death The deceased
was about % years of age, and was noted
criminal in this section, having escaped
from the Anderson Jail last year. He was
also an escappd convict from Georgia, and
a reward of 5000 was offered for him. lie
professed religion and was received into
the Methodist Church short time before
his death.
Last Monday night after short illness,
Christine. the youngest child of DR.. and
Mrs. J. P. Duckett, died at the home of
her parents in this city, aged two years
and eight months. Little Christine wa.
bright and winsome creature who had
taken fast hold on the hearts Of her parents
and in the affections Of all who knew her.
The loss is one that will affect her parents
deeply, and that will call for and receive
the sympathy of their many friends. On
Tuesday afternoon, after brief funeral ser