The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-04-08

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| College. MIR. Beatty ia Secretary of the
Society. "The Palladium" Is neatly got.
ten up and is full of interesting reading
matter.
Brown, Osborne G. Co. extend a special
invitation to all to visit their big store and
examine their mammoth stock, and get
their low prices. They are making q
specially Of dress goods, millinery, and
dress making. They complain of having
tno many goods, and want the money.
They will make it to your interest to see
them before you bny your goods. They
wholesale and retail.
Our Cedar Grove correspondent send US
| the following: Mrs. William Ellison died
on the lot inst, and was buried next day
al Cedar Grove Church, Rev. Mr.. Hawkins
conducting the funeral services. Mrs.
Ellison was twice married. her first bus.
band being Mr.. Harvey Kelly. Shs was q
consistent member of the Baptist Church,
and was most highly esteemed by all her
friends Three sons and one daughter are
left to cherish her memory.
Mr.. W. E. Stevenson, formerly of Ander-
sou County, but now living at Lavonie,
Ga, has been over visiting his relatives
and last Thursday gave Us q pleasant call.
On Friday night. 9th ult., fire broke oct
in his saw mill mill and he Loaf %. 900 feet
fine lumber. He succeeded in saving his
engine and other machinery. Mr.. Steven
son is an energetic young man, and is
prospecting at his adopted homo.
This will be an exciting campaign year.
and while We propose to take a decided
stand upon all public questions, we also
propose tn be as conservative in our views
as conditions will permit Our columns
are open to those differing from us and
any communications sent to this paper
will receive our careful attention We
shall endaavor to refrain from being blind
ed by prejudice and one sidedness.
Mayor FOLLY has appointed Messrs. G..
E Prince, D. H. Russell and j. NJ. Sulli
van to 60 to S%partanburg on the 18th inst.
and represent Anderson In the meeting
make arrangements for the Southern
Exposition in Chicago. Supervisor Smell.
grave has appointed Hon ]. Bolton Wat.
son to represent the agricultural interests
of the County in the same meeting,
The Greenwood journal of the Cad inst.
says: "Mr. w. F. Daniel and Miss Kate
Lee will be married in this city t. day at
the home of the brides parents, Major and
Mrs Tnos B. Lee. The ceremony will be
performed this. afternoon at 4 o'clock by
Dr.. J II. Thornwell, of Fort Mill. Mr..
Daniel is a prosperous and popular knight
of the grip Miss Lee Is the youngest
daughter of Major B. Lee. of this citv.
She hes scores of friends here who rejoice
10 her happiness but who regret that she is
- - c-o., k6a;r ~ ;lot - Tho hri1o fNrp1 orlu
resided in Anderson. and has many friends
here who will join US in extending con.
CALCULATIONS.
Abbeville Press and Banner: "Hello,
Abbeville! The Anderson County Tele-
phone Company have made arrangements
through Mr.. C.P Hammond, to extend
their long range phones to Ahbevslle,
thereby connecting Abbeville with the
following nities and towns: Duo West,
Dnnalds, Houes Path, Bslton, Anderson,
Pelzar. G%reenville and S~partanburg The
Central Office for the Abbeville division
will be In the store Of G. P. Hammond q
o.. under the general management of G..
P. Hammond. who, with L P Brock, of
Anderson, will own the entire line from
Honan Path to Abbeville. This will make
another progressive step in the onward
march Of our little CITY, and will be of un-
told advantage to our people of all classes"
For the frat time in many years the
Catholics uf Anderson had the privilege
of attending Easter services, and were
particularly grati6ed that their WI be
loved pastor, Father Builds, who has been
very i'll, was returned to them for the oc-
casion. In spite of the dearth of flowers.
the sanctuary. main altar and small affairs
were made very beautiful by palms, ferns
and dollhouse plants and flowers loaned
by the ladies of the congregation, and ar.
ranged by their loving hands The High
Mass was sung by Priest and choir. Father
Budds, who is we'll known for his clio
quence and erudition, preached a powerful
sermon on The proofs Of the Resurrection.
The exercises were deeply interesting, and
greatly enjoyed by this devoted little con-
gregation.
A correspondent of the Southern Chris
tim ADVOCATE, writing from Marion. 8 c.,
under date of March 29th, saws: II have
lust received a telegram informing me of
death Of Sister Wolling, the mother of j.
W. Wolling, once a member Of our Con-
ference. but now a member of the Brazil
Mission Conference. She died in VIII
mington, N. c The body will arrive
D0Tb LulS 6VcHluE SI y " dIIN Will 10 uuEIeQ
on the morrow by the side of her youngest
Methodist Church Our %sympathies go
out for her children, and especially for
our Brother Wolling, so far away from
his native land. She was hoping to zee
him, sometime this year, in the flesh. but
the shadows have fallen and the reunion
must now take place on the eternal shors"
The Baltimore Herald, of q recent date.
saysi ION the 18th of March the Bslti-
more Medical College Philharmonic Club
held its annual meeting and elected the
following officers for the sessions of 1886
81: President and General Manager, Will
lie s Hutchinson, OF South Carolina; Vice.
President and 1st Director, G.. q. Link. OF
Neu York; Secretary and Specialist, Tier
j Bnrriss Of South Caroline; Treasurer,
tor, r. E. Meyers, of Connection; 3rd
Director, J. w Pairing, of New York"
Messrs. Hutchinson and Burriss are An
dereon County boys, and it is quite a com.
pliment tn them to be elected to the two
most responsible positions Of the Club
Tue session Of the College has just closed,
and these young gentlemen will reach
home to day.
MIS- Mau0e te6T, WIG OF MT Levi N.
Ger, 1ied at her home in Hopewall Town.
ship tuesday morning alb 'ut 10 o'clock,
age about 81 years She had been sick for
several weeka, and at one time was seri-
ously III, but she soon began to improve
and the attending physician had about
dismissed her Gaze On yesterday morn
ing, however. her condition suddenly
changed for the worse, and in a few min.
utes death claimed her as its victim. Mrs.
Gear was a daughter of Mr.. ] B. Cnthran,
of Honea Path Township. and was married
to Mr.. Geer last December. She was a
most excellent woman, and her dealh ia
deeply regretted by a wiue circle of friends
Her remains will be interred to day at
Friendship Church, and the funeral ser
vices will be conducted by Rev. M MCGEE.
The Easter services at Grace Episcopal
Church. morning aud evening, were i'm
p~ressive ana beautiful. The Church deco.
rations were the prettiPst we have ever
seen in this little Church, 80 noted for its
devotion 10 Its services. II would be vail
to attempt q description of the decorations.
Magnificent red and yellow roses, Gala
lilies, hnt-house plants, ferns, and other
plants and f)wers, had been fashioned
INTO plaza and shape upon the altar, and
the chancel by the hands Of the devoted
ladies' of the congregation, making an Effect
If surrassipg loneliness. The music was
frn Tho opthan LChrisf p1r PaoaoyprO