The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-07-15

opinion of everyone who comes to this city.
Hsrtwell Sun "Rev. W. r. Earle. q
recent graduate Of Furman University,
Greenville, S. c., and Mr. W. G Hodges,
Q prominent young farmer of Anderson
ly of Mr.. Milton Richardson the past
week."
Mr.. w. C. Whitner and DR.. s. NJ. Orr.
| of the Anderson Light and Power Co.,
who went to New York ten days ago to
| place the remainder Of the bonds of the
| Company, met with success, and are row
| purchasing the necessary machinery to be
| used at Portman Shoals.
Mra. Cora s. Ligon left yesterday for
| New York, where abe will Join a party Of
| friends and will eail with them nn the 22d
inst. on the steamship Britanic' for an
extended tour of Europe. We inin her
many friends in wishing her o pleasant
| trip and q safe return home.
There Ia no safer Life Insurance COM
ranv in America than the "Nederland."
It puts ND p~ecuritv In the hands IF the
law to guarantee the fulfi'ment Of every
| contract and is premium rates are much
lower than other old line companies. L.
| E. Norryce is agent. See him.
Elberton (Ga Star: ''Miaa Leila Harris,
an attractive youne lady. Of Pelzer, 8 C.,
is visiting Mrs J. H.. Maxwall at theStmp
son House e. Miss Susie Campbell left
for TownviIie, s G. last Friday, where
| che goes to teach school She was accom-
panied by Columbus Reese, who will at.
tend her school.
The INTELL1GEECER's correspondent at
Alice wsS not in error ahnnt the marriaga
| of Dr.. 8. A. Bouen. hut the mistaka was
made in Tho office in copying and ravisine
| his letter. He wrote that Dr. Bowen and
the Young lady ''worshippad" at Rocky
| River, and the mistake was made la copy.
pg"worshipped."
M. Frank P. Smith, who removed from
this Comfy tn Liberty. Alabama. eighteen
years ago is visiting his parents at his old
home, Mr. Smith has been varv snrcesq.
| ful at hia new home. and aavs there 10 no
place like Alabama excent Anderson
County. He gave the INTELLIGEECER q
pleasant call Monday.
In announcing the Smith excursion TO
Aahpville in laet iaaue. we made tha arriv
ing time In Ashevilla 5 p. m, july q It
ahonld rave read. leave Anderson at 7.30
a m. Jnly %, and arrive In Ashevilla at
/ 80 o.. m . same dav. and returning leave
Ashevilla at S p m on July oath. D1n't
forget that the train leaves on Thursday,
July 23d.
Lee Sitton. who lives four mi'fN from
Seneca, on Conaross Greek. was bitten on
the hand twice by a large rattlesnake
while engaged in moving some lumber
! last Monday morning His hrnthar was
present and bound his ann tightly. gave
him a big drink Of whiskey and carried
him To Seneca, where he received medical
attention.
The Woman's Missionary Soriaty Of the
Baltou Baptiat Church will serve refresh
ments-ica cream. aberhet, etc FRIDAY at.
iarnoon. july 18th. at the old tennis lawn.
The ladies will begin serving at 6 o'clock.
All who have ever attended these festivals
will testify tn the fact that a pleasant altar
mon and evening is in store for those
who may he present.
Yesterday afternoon while Mr.. 8. A
McCown and Jimmie Craig were running
q race on bicvcles thew accidentally ran to-
gather and both were badly hurt DIr
McCnwn waa thrown about ten feet and ra.
ceived an ugly cash on hia right knee He
will he unable to walk for some time.
Jimmie had his knee badly sprained aud
suffered much pain.
Several correspondents have written us
| letters advocating the election of thair
favorite candidates. If we we're to pnbli,h
one Justice would require us to publish al
and our columns would sonn ba filed
with auch letters. In fsirpess to oiher
candidates. aud our readers generally. we
must adhere to our rule to publish no such
| letters except as advertisements.
Keeowce Courier: George E. Prince,
ESQ. of Anderson. ia at Court this week on
professional business, as we'll as looking
| after his intereats IN the 8 ,licitnr's race he
~ making in the Eighth Judicial Circuit.
| Cur Oronee voters will. no doubt. give
votes with him and the other gentlemen
| who are candidates for the same Office.
There Is an advertisement In this issue
which should ha read nv every reader Of
the INTE1LIaENcER It is chock full Of
husiness, which Ia true of all the adver.
| tiapments Of G. Brown & Bro. Those
who would like tn ascertain the really ex-
| cellent bargains offered by this firm would
| do we'll and make no mistake BY calling
around and seeing their goods and getting
prices.
Browne, Osborne q Co g shoe advertise.
| uent in this issue is an attractive one. and
| one that should interest all. They make q
| specially of shoes, and carry n Of the
largest and heat selected stocks If shoes in
the citv, and Just at this time they conf
| plain of having too many. Consequently
for the next few weeks they will put forth
apacial Efforts to dispose of all Oxford Ties
and summer shoes in order to make room
for fall shoes.
Mrs. Margaret Morris. relict of jesse q.
| Morris. died at her home in Rock Mills
Township last Tbursdav. after suffering
| from q compliration,of diseases for several
weeks, aged So years. On the day follow
ing be- death her remains were buried at
Rnbarts Church, Rev john Attawsv COL.
Quoting the funeral services. She had long
heen a faithful member Of the Methodist
Church and was q most excellent woman,
whose death is deeply regretted by her
daughters survive her.
During a recent visit tn Atlanta we were
q guost of the Hotal taokson. which Ia
now managed by M V L Norman, for
merlv q citizan Of Walhalla and who is
we'll known in this section. The Jackson
Ia a new hotel, Is elegantly furnished and
the bill of fare ia q I'll that could he desired.
It ia situated m S'nth Pryor street.. just
opposite the Union Depot. and Is doing a
fine business Mr.. Norman takes apacinl
pains In entertaining his old Carolina
friends. and when you visit Atlanta make
the Jackson your headquarters.
At the animal meeting Of Pioneer Steam
Fire Engine Co last Monday evening. the
following officers we're elected tn carve the
ensuing year President W L Brlssav !;
Vice President. N. B Sharpe: T essurer
and First Director. J.. M Mckinney (;
First Foreman. T A. Campbell; Second
| Director, W. M. Wallace; Sncond Fore
man. M. Hanke; SECRETARY, j G. Dickson;
Sn,ganr. Dr.. z q. Frieraon; Chaplain,
Rev J. N. II Summarize; Engineer. r.
F Mckinney Assistant Engineer. j. W
| Spearman The Pioneers are in a healthv
condition and always ready to respond to
the call of duty.
DIR HI Epting died at his home at
Williamson laat Friday after an extended
| illness. He suffered a great deal but be
bore this with Christian fortifude. The
| funeral services were held Saturday and
were conducted by Rev. C. L Stewart. as
| sisted bv Rev. A B Earle His rennains
were laid to rest in the cemetery at VIII.
liamston. Dr.. Epting has been practlcing
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