The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-10-28

| lamp was finally pulled from It's pOsltlon
and thrown into the street NO damage
resulted.
Mr.. J. T. Crowther, of the First Greek
section, we regret to learn, is very sick.
He recently spent while at Glenn
Springs, and returned home apparently
benefited. but during the past few days his
condition has grown suddenly WORSE, and
bis friends are uneasy about him.
The public is invited to go to che Ladies'
Store to gee how prices have been reduced.
The proprietress Is determined to reduce
ber stock preparatory to making change
in her business, and 1t will be to the inter
est of all to call and see the goods and hear
the prices. See new advertisement.
The October number of the "Converse
C,ncept." published monthly by the Car
liale and Philosophian Literary Societies of
| Converse College, Is on our table. The
/ editor In. chief is Miss EILEEN Reed Maui
din. one Of Anderson's brightest and
charming young daughters, for whom we
predict brilliant success.
Last Sunday morning Rev o. l.. Mar
| tin. pastor of the First Bapttat Church In
this city, agreeebly surprised bis copgre-
cation by inviting them to attend bis
marriage. which will take place al Bald
win Miss on the 18th Of November. The
bride to be Is Miss Kittie Burriss, who has
many friends and relatives In Anderson.
The friends of Mrs Cora L. I-igoa and
Afi.e Daisy J Brown will be plealIed to
know of their pleasant and successful tour
Of Europe, and that they are now located
in Paris for the winter, where Mrs. Lieon
will pursue the Rtudv of DO usio and Miss
Brown the different branches of art IN one
Of the frst institutions of the great city.
Married at the home of the brides
father. Mr j F. McI.eas. on Thul1dav,
OCT. Is. 1896 by Rev. W. B. Hawkins, Mr..
| W. L. jackson and Miss Baasie MrLaea,
b ,th of Anderson County The ceremony
was witnessed by large number OF rela-
tives and friends of the h-ppy couple. and
at its conclusion most delicious supper
was served.
Gold or oliver, Bryan and Sewall, or
Mckinley and Hobart, is the heading OF
Browne, Osborne & Co.. advertisem enti in
this issue. and whether the American
people ON Tuesday next shall declare In
favor Of gold or silver standard ofValuea,
they want the trading public to know
that they have some good values In under
|
and zee for yourselves.
Married, at the home Of the tride's
father, Mr.. B w. HarbiD, on Sunday,
October IS 1896, by Rev. W B. Hawkins,
Mr.. W. W Arnold and Miss Estelle Har-
bin. The following were the attendants:
Mr..W J. Shirley and Miss Maggie Ar
mold. Mr.. " F. MoLees and Miss Ella
Shaw. Mr. @. E. Harbin and Miss Mamie
| A n Off
the nuptial ceremony.
We invite your attention to the neH ad-
vertisemsnt OF o D. Anderson q Bro
| They have Just added big line Of shoes to
their stock and will sell you pair from
| 75 cents up. Their three specialtins are
-four, coffee and tobacco, and they will
make 1t TO your interest to see their goods
before purchasing elsewhere They also
have large lot Of Texas Red Rust Proof
Oats and Purple Straw Seed Wheat.
Mrs Elite Punch died at her home at
Kidsvile, N. @. on Saturday, 18th iuat,
after very brief illness, aged about %
wears, Mira Punch was the third daugh-
ter of Mr.. Bartlett D Hall. ofthis County
About year ago she married Mr.. Punch
9 prominent merchant Of Kidsville She
was an excellent lady and had wide cir
| Gle OF friends and relatives In this County,
all of whom will regret to hear OF her
death An infant was Inferred in the same
coffin with the mother.
Mrs Rosa Fromm relict of the late c.
| Fl. Fromm. died at her home in Shelby,
N O, last Friday after long and pain
ful illness, aged si1ty-6ve years Mira
Fromm was formerly resident of A1der-
son. where she had many friends and &C
ouaintancea, who were panied to hear OF
| her death. She was the mother of Mrs..
Rosa D ,hn and Mrs. j 7. Burriss, or this
CITY, both Of whom we're at her be1side
when sha died. Mr.. Fromm preceded her
to the grave about five years ago. Three
daughters aud one son are left to cherish
the memory Of q devoted mother.
The Elberton (Gs Tribune OF the 23d
! inst Gays: "Mr. Fletcher Edwards ia un-
der St, 900 bail to answer the charge OF as
| eault with intent to murder. He was ar.
rested last Friday and has been before
judge Prf1tt twice for commitment trial.
Both times the State WAS not ready, and
the case was continued. Many conflicting
reports came to town in regard to the con
dition Of Mr.. James Craft, who was hurt
but there is no doubt about his being seri
ously injured. It is hoped by bis many
friends that he will recover entirely. he
is now paraly zsd on one aide, and the doc
tors have decided it necessary to trephine
his head"
Miss Lille Lewis, youngest daughter of
the late Berry Lewis, Of this County, died
1T the home of her mother in Belton last
Sunday, after an illness of several weeks
On Monday afternoon, at o'clock. her re.
| ,,oro hr,v lad II, tho Midcvnv prf ahv-
terian ohurchyard, Of which church she
was devoted member. Miss Lewis Wsa
an accomplished young lady, havilg lyrad
uated with distinction from the Due West
Female College few years ago. Since
then she has been teaching school In this
County, and was most highly esteemed BY
all of her friends and acquaintanceN. A
mother, four sisters and four brothers sur
ylve hsr, and in their sore bersavem ent
they have many sympath!zsrs.
Rev. Robert G. Patrick, son of Col. John
B. Patrick, of this city, has been elected
President of the Judson (Baptist) Institute
Marion, Ala, the leading female college Of
that State The election WAS offioially an
nounoed in the Alabama Baptist of the
22d inst. and the new president took
charge on that date. The Rev. Mr. Pat
| TlCh, WhO q 1oNoopO Va "a oAoh ~ aA-
Yereity and of the Southern Baptist Theo-
logical Seminary, is well and favorably
known In this State. and is regarded as
eminently we'll qualified for the duties OF
his new Office For several years he was
pastor at Yorkville, leaving there about
Ave vears ago to take charge of church
at MaYsville, Kentucky, whence he went
about year ago to Marion, Ala, to &C.
cept the pastorate OF the siloam Baptist
Church. He now takes the place Of DR..
D s. Averett, who died several months
ago, and whose last request was that the
presidency bs given to his friend, the Rev
Mr.. Patrick.
Last Sunday evening about o'clock the
barn and several outbuildings of Maj. ].
N. Vsudiver, in Broadway Township,
were DESTROYED by fire, cauSing loss OF
more than 81 600. on which there was only
5000 IF Insurance. The fire was discovered
by Mi Vandiver and his neighbor, Mr..
J R Anderson, who was standing at the
trout gate of the formers home talking to
HIM Tue fire was seen In the rear Of the
barn, which was filled with fodder, bay
and other forage, and could they have got
ten to 1t at once they would have been able
to have stopped its progress With few
buckets of water But the contents OF the
barn was 30 inhammable that the fire
spread rapidly and In few minutes was
beyond control. There were number Of