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

was cotton. Hurriedly rushing down
stairs, they discovered that the store had
been broken into and that pieces of burnt
paper lay about the floor, which had
probably been used for lights ind which
had produced the smell which aroused
them
d.. T. G. Crymes and Miss Mary Trow-
bridge were married in the Presbyterian
Church at Piedmont on Wednesday even
ing, oath inst Rev. W. l. Walker, pastor
of the Church. assisted by Rev. ] B
Marsh, pastor of the Baptist Church, per-
formed the ceremony. The groom is
popular dentist of Piedmont, while his
bride is one of the most charming and ac-
complished young ladies of the town.
Last Thursday night about 11.3O o'clock
The six room house, No 10 River street,
occupied by Mr.. Jesse Moore, was found
to be on fire and the family barely escaped
with their lives and lost everything.
Harrison Neighbors who occupied one OF
the upstairs rooms had g narrow escape,
feet from the ground. He escaped with q
few bruises but lost his clothipg.-Pclzer
Herald.
Abheville Press and Banner: "On last
Sunday, to the astonishment of his congre-
CATION, Rev. w. r. Earle, pastor of the
Baptist Church of this city, rendered his
resignation which will go into effect en-
the first Of January next The congrega
ton have not yot accepted his resignation,
and if obliged TO, will do SO very reluctant
ly Brother Earle has, during his stay in
Abbevile. made many friends, all ofwbom
will regret exceedingly to see him leave"
Or. Thomas L. Lewis, fornsrly OF Oco.
nee County, died at his home in Green
vile ou Monday, 22nd ult., OF peritontis,
eyed 73 years. He wss practicing physi-
clan in Oconee County for nearly fifty
years and it was only few years ago
that he moved to Greenvile. In early
life be married Miss Eliza Maxwell. who
with fire sops and five daughters survive
him. DR. LAWS was we'll kno I'D in upper
Carolina, and was a very successful physi-
cien
Mr.. John A. Hall, of Hall Township,
aged about SO years, died Of pneumonia
last Friday morning, 26th ult.. at 10 q. nl.,
after an illness of only few days. He
leaves wife and two children. The de-
ceased was son of J Jackson Hall. He was
known to our merchants and citizens OF
Anderson County generally as q worthy
citizen. and the bereaved family have the
sympathies of all who knew him. His re-
mains were inferred in the Cross Roads
Churchyard at Starr on Saturday, the 9th
ult, where many friends gathered to pay
their last respects
A rather romantic marriage occurred in
our city on Wednesday, the oath ult The
contracting parties were Mr.. D E. Finney.
Of Pickens, s. c., and Miss Sadie Fisher,
Of this County. The couple came to An
derson unattended and, quietly selecting
one or two friends, repaired to the Metho
dist Parsonage, where they were pro-
nounced man aud wife by the Rev. w. r.
Richardson. Mr.. Finney is about thirty
years the senior Of his bride, and it has
leaked out tha. the course Of their true
love did not run smoothly, which necessi
tated the quiet little runaway.
The South Carolina Agricultural .Expe.
riment Station, at Clemson College. has
issued bulletins, Nos. 81 and 80 No. 1
contains an article on "Hog Cholera and
Swine Plague" by DR.. w E. A. Wyman,
Veterinarian Surgeon Of that institution.
No. 2 contains an article on the "Protec-
by Col. ] Newman, Professor Of Agri-
culture These articles are of the most
practical character. and ought to be in the
hands of every citlzsn Of the State inter-
ested in the subject matter of these arti-
cles. These bulletins are issued free TO
every one who may desire to read them.
Toe Columbia State Of yesterday says:
''There remain only three more days in
which voters can register in this State
under the understanding clause of tue
suffrage plan of the new Constitution.
Then those who register will have tc do 80
under the property aud educational quail
ficaiions solely hereafter. The days upon
which voters may register under the IN.
dersiandiug clause are Dec 6, and next.
After that time the lists will be made up
by the present boards of Supervisors aud
those boards will cease to exist, the Cover
nor appointing single Supervisor for each
County who will simply have to conduct
an educational examination or examine
pay receipt showing that the bearer owns
$500 worth of property
For twelve years the attractive little Co.
lumbia pad calendar has been gaining in
fame and prestige, get the thirteenth edi-
ton which has just been issued seems to
have OEtdone its twelve predecessors and
formed itselfby an unequalled combiua-
tion of good things. The public has be-
come accustomed to the annual advent Of
the Columbia Calerdar and its appearance
is always locked forward to and greeted
with interest AID pleasure, The calendar
Stand is SC arranged that it may either
stand On the desk at al appropriate angle
for roferei ce and writing or hang upon the
wall. 1t will be mailed to any address by
sending FIVE 2-cent stamps to the Calendar
Department of the Pope Manufacturing
Company, at Hartford, Conn.
The Columbia State has this 70 say OF
the Darrell Vinton Company which will
appear here next Fridav and Saturday
evenings: "Nlr. Darrell Vinton has every
reason to be pleased with the audience
that faced him last evening when he
opened his engagement here in the play
that has caused so many ambitious mems
hopes to be dashed to earth; it was yet
early in the evening when the Standing
room only" sign was put in the box Of
fice And in the house wore to be found
many accomplished Shakespearean stu
dents and competent critics. All of them
expressed themselves as delighted with
M. Ninton's conception of toe puZzlipg
haracter-TTamet. Mr.. Ninton had the
play as handsomely staged and costumed
as any man who has over visited Colum-
bia." Tickets on sale tomorrow at II.
II. Russell's. Prices %, 50 and - cents.
The Columbia Register saya: The
farmers or Anderson County recently met
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