The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-01

Mr. VIM Campbell. by Rev. j +. Single
ton, Mr.. Frank Switzerland Brown and
Miss Essie Elizabeth Campbell.
Morried, on Wednesday, November q.
1897 at the residence Of the brides father,
Mr. NJ B. Richardson by Rev. J. J. Beck,
Mr. J. A Wyatt and Miss Anna C. Rich
ardson. both OF Anderson County.
Mr. G. Beauregard Thompson. OF this
County, and Miss Florence e Rice. Of
Highlands. n. c., were married at the
home Of the b,ide last Sunday. The
couple are expected home to.day.
Married. on Thursday November %.
1897. at the residence Of the brides father.
R. M. Morris, w Rev. 8. II. Black man.
Mr.. Arthur Buchanan and Miss Jennie
Morris, both OF Anderson County.
Our clever old friend. Mr.. II. C. Wilson,
cftbe Brnshy Greek section, made his IN.
nuai visit to the city yesterday and gave
us an appreciated call. Andersen County
has no better citizen than Mr. Wilson.
Mr.. John Owings. OF Williameton, who
mot with Il serious accident at Pelzer sew
erai weeks ago, was carried to Atlanta last
Sunday for special treatment in hospital
We hope his stay there will provo benefi-
cial.
= number of our delinquent ubecribers
have called in and settled their accounts,
and we feel very grateful to them. We
sill have plenty Of blank receipts, and
viii he more than pleased TO fill them ou.
any time.
Married, on "Wednesday, November "A.
1897, at the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. Mary J Nfattison, in Narennea
Towsship. by Rev. Chas. Manly, ID. d.,
Mr.. VIM. g. Gin Dkscales. of Bolton, and
MieS Sara NattisOr
Mr.. Pink Hair died OF pneumonia mt HIS
home in Blackville, S. c., on November
18th: About two years ago he clerked for
). A. Austin, In this city, for several
months. and was highly esteemed by all
of his acquaintances.
d. G. Brown & Bro. OF this city, bought
tho stock of goods lately owned by ]. w.
Payne. of Honea Path, at 60 cts on the dol
lar. and In order to dispose of them quickly
will sell them greatly below New York
cost Give them call.
Mrs Letue Blackwell died at her home
no., near Honea Path on Saturday, November
goth. after long illness. leaving husband
and four children. She was most excel
lent woman, and her death is deeply re
GREETED by wide circle Of friends
Thanksgiving Day was very quietly
pended. and as there were services ct all
the Churches. the dag locked moTo like
Sunday than anything else. It was day
of rest, recreation and Thanksgiving.
Next Sunday ends the first wear of tbe
pastorate OF Rev. w. r Richardson In
Anderson, and every body Irrespective of
denominationl wanta him returned By tho
Conference to this charge. The Conference
meets next Wednesday OF Florence
""@i5aiia Courier: MRS. Catherine
Brown died near Seneca. on Thursday last.
or paralysis. sged 81 years. She vas tho
widow of Spencer Brown, who preceded
her to the grave about ton veara. The
family formerly lived near Townviiie.:'
Mr.. G. F. Bigby has just rece!-ea bar.
rel OF as hnesourcrout ns ever was brought
to Anderson. which he ordered more es.
pecially for his own use. but which he will
share with his customers at O low price.
We are indebted to him for liberal mess.
Mr.. J. M. Btoyles. chairman, requests
School District. No 1. will meet at Alpine
next Saturday, 4th inst at o'clock p. m
Teachers and all others having business
with the trustees are urged to be on hand
promptly.
have seen and heard that there Is great
deal OF meat and bread In Anderson Coun-
ty against next years eating. and moro
cotton lying around the yards and gin
houses than would bs expected, consider
ing the c:J 0s 5afG times.
The Howman (Ga.} Head Lighs saws:
INF. r o. Branyon, father of our esteem
ed teacher, Rev. T.. e. Rranycn. era M9-.
L. >. Bower, both OF Honea Path, S. c.,
came over last Sunday and brought two
more young ladies-Miss Birdie and Texie
County Treasurer Brown reports that
only about one-fifth Of the taxpayers of the
County have paid their taxes The books
will close on the 31st and there Will! ha nc
eSteneien Of time Somebody will get left
IL they do not mind, for there Is alwaye
rush the last few days preceding the clos.
ing day.
& lady frieEd, while looking through
lot OF old papers recently came across a
roll OF Go: L. Second s. G. Rifles, which
with M. Brown as Captain. There are
eighty names on the roll She has sent It
TO us TO hand to some survivor. who
should see that copy sfiled with the Ad.
Iutans General in Columbia.
Buying Christmas and wedding presents
is now the nIder of the day. and in hjs
new advertisement this week VIII. r
Hubbard. Of the Palace Jewelry Store.
tells our readers ofthe many beautiful and
useful goods he he's !c stcok. ITe wants
the people to ees his goods. and it will give
him great pleasure to show them. His
prices are in keeping with cent cotton.
and We advice you to give him call.
The rix year-old son OF Pete Foster fell
!nsc 81 old we'll down near the end OF mill
No 4, on Sunday. This we'll Is carefully
covered up. but some one took off the Gov
sring and the little chap got into 1t aome
how. There was about fifteen feet of wa
Ter In the we'll. The boy. however, man
aged to Keep his head above the water
Until help arrived, when he waotaken out
none the worse for his enforced bath -
Piedmont Sun.
The snperstitious probably have never
noticed that the United States silver quar-.
Ter of q dollar contains upon It thirteen
'tars. thirteen 'ettera in the scroll which
Inc eagle holds In its claws, thirteen featb-
srs la its wing, thirteen feathers in it's tall,
.hirteen parallel lines on the ehield. thir.
eeD horizontal stripes. thirteen arrow-
heads and thirteen letters in the word
quarter dollar"