The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-08-05

phries street, appeared DeIOre Ju0ge cFr
yesterday as the prosecutor OF z. u Gum
mings, q patent medicine peddler. Kline
had warrant against Cummings, charg-
ing him with assault. Kline and BIS vile
are separated, and it seems that Kline BE-
came wrathy one day upon fnding Cum.
mings at his house trying to sell patent
medicine. Kline juat happened to visit
hla wife, froft1 whom he was separated. az
the time the patent medicine man went
there to sell aome of his stock Of goods.
A Eight was the outcome of the meetlng,
and Kline got decidedly the worst OF It.
He took out warrant againat Cummlngs
for aasat1lt and battery, and She case came
up'before Judge Orr yesterday. Ihougn
Kline was the prosecutor, be was held un.
der bond to the gu uperior Court, and the
patent medicine man Was set free."
Miss Beppie Bew1ey, daughter Of Mr.. J.
b. Bewley, ni this city. and Mr. D. u,
steenhuis, of Plneville KY., were married
at the latter plece on Wednesday, 22d ult.
the. Cumberland Courier, published at
Plpeville, in spsakinR of the happy couple,
saws, "t l., Steenhuis and bis voting
bride, (nee Miss Seppie B.wley) have re-
turned from "Gretna Green" and bove
taken rooms with Mr.. and Mrs. 0eisler
and are, ne etppose, as happy as hanpy
can be, and in the Language OF Rip Van
Wipkle may they "live long and prosper"
NJ. Steenbuis is a well known young
man aud Is o good pharmaciat or drug
clerk, and being personally popular: ought
nlwnyb to have position. He ia the SOD
of Mrs e. W. Jones, one of PinevilIe's
leading millincrs, and one of our best Wo-
men. The bride lived In Anderson.
South Carolina, and while her stay here
has been short she has made many friends,
who unite in wishing her every happiness.
She is an accomplished musician and an
expert stenographer.' "
Mrs, Louisa Brown, widow OF the late
Peter r. Brown, vas found dead IN her
bed at her home yesterday morning. near
Salem Church She had been IN feable
health for long time, but was not con
fned to her bed. A few days ago she Wis
tied some relatives In the Mountain Creek
section, aud upon returning home seemed
almost prostrated from the extreme hot
weather. On Monday, however, she was
considered better and retired to her bed
az usual that night. Yesterday morning
sbe did not arise from her bed at her usual
hour, aud when member OF the family
went to her bedside her soul had TOOK its
flight into eternity. Hsnrt disease 10 the
supposed cause of her death. Mrs. brown
WAS daughter Of the late Reuben Bur-
ries, wss about 65 years OF age and wa.
born and reared in thia County. She
was loved by all who knew her, and
leaves vide circle of friends and reaaVes
to cheriph her memory. -Four anna ano
three daughters survive her. H'r re-
mains were inferred in the Salem Church
ward this morning, the pastor, Rev. w. w
Leathers, conducting the funeral services
The bicycle meet held 10 this city last
Wednesday afternoon was largely attended
by an interested crowd. The races were
good, and the manage ment succeeded IN
mailing the oroasiou rig success. The
following ia tbe result: First race-auarter
mile. open. Maxwell frat, 500 diamond
,tud; shnde second, $40 diamond scarf pin.
Time "a Second race-half mile. open.
Shade first. $35 diamond ring; Adam.
second, Sl2 diamond Ring. Time l.O64:
Third ra0a-oue mile. boys sixteen and
under. White frat, Ss diamond ring; Gil
mer second, 35 bicycle lamp. Time 3.47'
Fourth rsce-ope mile, open. Shade first.
1886 diamond ring; FAINT second. $l5 dia-
mond cuff buttons Fifth race-hsIf mile,
boys fourteen and under. White frat. 81
diamond ring; Sullivan second. Tine 1.25
Sixth race-two mile lap, South Carolina
rideru only. Max we'll tirst, S35 diamond
scarf pin; Parks second, SIS diamond
scarf pip. Time not taken. Seventh rece
--one mile, novice, open. Atkinson first
$S medal; Parks second, 21 umbrella.
Time 2 2444. Eighth race-five Iuile.,
open. Adams first, $35 diamond ring;
FAINT second, Sis diamond stud. Time
1857.
The County Democratic Executive Com
rnittee met in the city last Monday. and all
the Clubs were represented. The County
campaign meetings at S'arr and CoDley'f
Bridge we're dispensed With, and the
Chairman stated that four meetings had
been arranged for the candidates for Con-
grees and Solicitor. The Pelzer Club wal
granted the privilege OF having pclliDe
precinct at the new mill In Pelzer A
com mittee Of arrangements, consisting ol
W. e Les, W. l. MoGown, c. o King
John Eshew ann J. E. Breazeaie, was ap.
pointed TO have staud erected and hire
carriages to convey speakers on the day OF
the State campaign meeting In Anderson
The following gentlemen were appointed
Committee on reception: E Breazeale
M A. Mahaffey, R e Parker. A. N,
Richardson and J. X Hood. The Presi
dents of the Clubs throughout the County
we're instructed to call meetiug of their
respective Clubs on or before the 10th inst.
for the purpose of revising the roll OF ln- m
bers The Clubs were granted the privi
Iege ofhaving separate box for the pur
pose of voting for Township Commits
aioner at the General Election, and each
Club was empowered 10 appoint It's OWL
managers.
On last Monday afternoon, at CSC
O'Clock, the immortal spirit of Rev. r. M
King took it's flight from his diseased ano
suffering body, and returned to the Goo
who gave il. Robert Mercer King was
born near Belton in Anderson County
sixty .neven years ago. In 1858 be JOINED
the Bnptiut Church at Dorchester and soor
after was ordained to the Christian minis
try, and since that time. whenever oFpor
tunity offered, preached faithfully, earnest
~, and to the best Of his ability, that C"s
pel that be 30 much loved. Mr.. King wa,
not wbat the world callu great preacher
but the good be has done eternity alone
will reveal. He was the con of Rev. Rob
EFT King of sainted memory, and brothel
of the late Rev. W. 81. King, and 1t car
be truly eaid of them that they were :
family whose God is the Lord. He leaves
q wife and nine children, and many othel
relatives to mourn hIs death. he Ia tht
last Of the children Of Rev. Rrbert anc
Aunt Fannie" King, now more than :"
years old On Tuesday afternoon Mt
o'cuck R,v. NJ McGee preached an ap
propriate sermon to an immense cungrega
ton of the relatives and friends Of the de
ceased, after which he wus laid to rest II
the Meals Greek graveyard, there Witt
msny of bis relatives to await the secont
coming of the Son OF God, whom b.
raruoG % faith hfallu uhila on aarth