The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-10-27


nesday singing the praises of his adopted
town as though he were native there and
to the manner born -El5crton (Ga.)
Tribune.
The attention of the ladies especially is
directed to the new advertisement of U. D.
Seybt. His millinery department., which
is in charge of Mrs. Ida Percival Cray ton,
is very complete and prices low. Give
him call.
Miss Mary McGhee and Mrs. D. C.. Du-
Pree, of Greenwood, will give an enter
tainment in the Academy at Honea Path
next Friday evening, Goth inst. Admis.
sion, 25 cents. We bespeak for them a
large audience.
DR.. w. e. A. Wyman, the veterinary
surgeon at Clemson College, left last
Thursday for Chicago, where he is to take
a special course in surgery. he will not
return to the College until after the
Christmas holidays.
The burglars who broke open the post
office at Majors last week and stole lot Of
stamps, have been arrested and are now
boarding with Sheriff Green. The names
of the thieves are given as Bob. Nix and
- Gray, both white.
Mr.. VIC. Brown, prosperous farmer
from near Hodges, will shortly move to
Anderson to educate his children. He
has purchased lot near the Southern
A. G. Fretwell, and has begun the erection
of large and comfortable home.
Mr.. W. A. Adams, of Greenville, hes
been spending few days in the city pros.
pecting with view of erecting Touring
mill here. He was very fayorably i'm
pressed with Anderson and we hope he
will decide to locate lis mill here.
Mr.. Wall, representing the Oliver Chill.
ed Plows. will make his headquarters at
Sullivan Hardware Co.'S. store for.the next
few DAYS. and would be pleased to meet
with tine farmers of this section and talk
with them about the plow he represents.
There will be no service in the Presby.
will be absent from the city attending the
Synod of South Carolina, which convenes
in Darlington Friday morning. DR.. A P.
Jobnstope will also attend the Synod as
delegate from the Church.
Ga account Of his continued bad
health, R S. Hill, manager of the
Alliance Store. is forced to retire
from business, and this week be an
nounces that he will close out his immense
stock OF goods at greatly reduced prices.
Read his advertisement and you will See
the bargains offered.
Little Jimmie Sullivan, who was carried
by his father, Hon. j. NJ. Sullivan, to Bal
timoro on the 18th inst. for medical treat.
ment, had we'll developed case of appen
dicitis, and q surgical operation was
necessary. It was performed several days
ago, and the little patient stood it lnanful-
~ and is doing remarkably we'll.
About midday Sunday last quartet of
Anderson colored gentlemen were surpris.
ed by Chief Dillingham; and Officer Payne
In social game of old sledge, made inter-
esting bv ten cents a corner. Men, money
and cards were captured and marched to
the lookup. Monday morning they were
put to work oeautifying the streets.
NJ. T. H. Cothrau, of Abbeville, who
graduated last year from Clemson College,
and who since then has BEEN fl]iDg the
position of instructor of drawing in the
College, has been appointed draughtsman
in the United States Geological Survey,
and has gone to Texas to enter upon his
duties. Maj. R. e Lee succeeds Mr..
COthran at Clemson.
Rev. W. R Richardson preached his
first OF series of sermons to young men
in the Methodist Church last Sunday
evening, and was greeted by large COZ
gregatioD. The sermon was O most i'm
pressiye one and replete with excellent
advice to young men. Ills subject next
Sunday evening will be ''uhe wrong start
in life" and every yong man in the city
should hear it.
Mr.. Henry Owens, who lives in Ander-
son County, was riding mule down in
Dunklin Township, on the Cooley Bridge
road on last Saturday evening The mule
in an unguarded moment, SHE'D and threw
him to the ground. where he finished his
devilish spite by kicking him into uncon.
sciousness. At last accounts Mr.. Owens
was in critical condition with no hopes
of his recovery y-Piednlont S,ln.
Mr.. J. NJ Broyles, clerk of the Board of
Trustees, requests us to announce that the
public schools of Fork School District, No.
1. will open next Monday, November 1st.
The Trustees will meet at Alpine next
Saturday afternoon at o'clock. and all the
teachers of the District are requested to
meet with them so as to make arrange
ments to open their schools. The teach.
ers must see the Trustees before opening
the schools.
Married, at the residence of the brides
father. in this city, on Wednesday morn
ing. October 20, 1897, at 10 o'clock, by Rev.
OF Martin, Mr.. NJ. B. Smith, of Due
West, and Miss Daisy Gsmbrell, second
daughter of Mr.. E. r. Gambrell. After
the ceremony was over and congratula-
tions extended, the happy couple. accom-
panied by number Of friends, left for the
home of the groom, where al elegant re.
ception was rendered them that evening
A very sad accident occurred near
Honea Path last Friday evening about
O'Clock. Richard Latimer, son of Mr..
S w. Latimer, q prominent farmer near
that town, was on his way home from
town with two horse load of brick. His
team became frightened, ran away,
throwing. him out and breaking his neck.
Two of his brothers were in wagon be-.
hino him, and when they reached him he
was dead. He WAS about 90 years Of age,
and most worthy young man. 1t was a
terrible shock to his parents and in their
sore bereavement they have the sympa-
thies Of wide circle of friends. The re.
mains were inferred at Broadmouth
Church Saturday afternoon.
Mrs r. M. Mitchell, wife Ct Mr.. NJ. N.
Mitchell. died at her home, in Broadway
Township. last Wednesday. tho 10Th inst
after brief but painful illness, and the