The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-10-06

her mother, who died on the Ord August
last. -. -.
Mrs. Zealie Robertson attempted suicide
at her home in Ocouee County one day
last week by jumping into well. She
was rescued alive, but received severe
shock and one leg and aaIITTft were broken
She hau been in feeble health for several
MONTHS and it Is feared this attempt will
prove fatal.
Dr.. T. J. Pickens, of Pendleton, spent q
few days in the city last week the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs Rutledge Osborne, and his
many old friends were delighted to greet
him and to see him looking so we'll des'
pite his paralysis. He has provided him
self with wheel-chair and can 60 about
with more comfort and ease.
/ One of the four candidates, who are in
the race for Mayor Of New York Is Judge
I RobertA-:Van Wyck, who has been ndmi-
mated by the Tammany Dem ocrats. Judge
EVsnWYek is an uncle:of. our townsman,
EMr.' o. B., VanWyck, and srente portion
tparents resided for number OF years.
/ Married, on Tuesday afternoon, October
{5, 1897 at. the residence Of the brides
Ilfather, Mr.. W. R. Roberts. in this city. by
REV. S. B. Harper, Mr.. Sydney R. Mar
ItSQE1k VI - fCoIAOupS cde &h 100 NSAoA eNS
I!Roberts,r The happy couple left on the
afternoon train for Atlanta. where they
I:Wiir spend q few days with friends and
E!relatives." - '.r"t : - -
/ On the evening before the laying OF the
corner stone of the new Court House there
| will be special communication of Hiram
Lodge. at the usual hour, at which will be
conferred the sublime ,degreel of a Master
|tMasou. by, Grand NJ aster Barron. Hiram
Lodge invites all members OF this County
and all visiting bret thren to be- present on
that evening. 10th ipst: =, ~.
The Seneca correspondent of the Wal
halls Courier. under date Of the 2Sth ult.,
says: z"ReV. and Mrs. J. J. Neville, OF
| Anderson: are with Mr.. and Mrs. L. w.
Jordan, where their many friends will be
sorry to. learn the former is quite sick.
I$They had started to visit relatives in North
:: Carolina, but Mr.. .Nevlle's aickness de-
4 tanned them" -
The Spartanbcrg Herald says: "Mr.
"a. B. Sherard, who for some time past has
been :bookkeeper at the Hill & Morgan
\ Company, has resigned his position and
i gone to Columbia to enter the South Caro-
4 lima College to-: study law. His many
I friends here wish him much success in his
/ chosen profession. "Mr. Sherard is an An.
/ derson County boy, and has the ability
4 and energy to make success CT anything
| he undertake es..
/ !! Piedmont SIN: "John Tlndal King,
] who has: been identified withEPiedmont
from its inception, moves with his family
to the city of Anderson where he will take
j a position in the Anderson cotton mill as
\ carpenter. Mr.. King has a great many
| friends :heye ip, Piedmont whose best
Wishes :1ilEgo With him for his future
st1ccess and PROSPERITY, A'finer workman
in.his line does not exist in the Palmetto
State" -. ...'.. - =,
| We INSTRUMENTATION TO the adver-
tisement Of McCully Bros. These gentle.
men have in store large stock of goods
for the fall and winter tfaaSl and the low
prices at which tBsg saF.e Offering hem is
pleasing the pubiIc rs Iheir increased
Trade during the past. Eo1sh proves; GIVE
them call, nee 1 their gS gS:'as and get their
prices;~I,hey can supply yo3 Utmost eeny' el1ty
t6!6Gy o4qay neea.M + E8
/ NesRSFsi iSag safteSaoorE AZ e Dfi6cck f;a
| meetS1%ilE hesheIain Bonhsm GSWsf
kinss soMees B sefs& snR orgahfzation 70
assist Che Ladies' Memorial Association in
raising sufficient money to erect the
osssarlnsh it's the Genfsderats d.Bsds Col.
LsIAsc caupbalkh hss already started@aB Bub-
scsigtihf= lat. ande il is proposed to give
J sveEgsslaR: ans seppQrtenitycto subscribe
som eshingte, Ibis. e-eause.- cGome;out
TO heznaes5ng the. g: ~ 81: =:
| !Ehe.delegates TO tie: e.:Associate- Reformed
| PIesbst eziaaiz Synod .stsaBeltast.: Ten p,
FHchsm eetaon the. 2lst-inst = will take
adyaaMtggsssef M TIE 16 1l days round ;tHp tickets
to.'Eha TsDpa assee. Gent 6Rpial EXP positiop,
| zo3 SPfhnS~ A'.-T,: rrT fhQ n
G::E 81 Il. .;Rosds; taking "a special train
atSaD DeckeraI fer Belfast. The train will
eaSs:onsEke 1Jt6 ;; ;ETfiFddi pass Calhoun Falls
about t.mfdnfght:; -The fare from the Falls
is $os9ofor tneyulud'trip.s -:
Inst. Monday f,orni6g; THE Graded
S6ts6ol ASGehe15 with: :dbont 400 pu pills in
attendanes.s Superintendent Moucrief and
| alf!ufs- hts teachers were in their places
Ready to 60 to work. At 80 o'clock tho
teaeh erseend. pupils, with, several ofthe
| trusteee and ioatrQnh, assembled In; the
Chapel. Reg.%-I..N H. Summeral opened
the exetcjseg With. bray yer. s.Geo. e. Prince,
/ ESQ, Chairman Of tthe Board of.rTrustees.
and .sg peIinten dent. Mqncgief delivered
ddEesses:. :, ,, -" :. -. .-..
! Liberty ReaecoN ."Iohn Stewart, from
! up,:.>in .ethe m0l1ntainsr passed. through
! Pickpts op. "Wednesday on his way home
from Anderson County. where he had
| stIrteIs with a'1oad Of cabbages. he said
heg6t, .thersS#lths O.: few. bat they.:Were
S6snsso sbatty th atc;there was little more
I fhau the s1reRrts"left: a. State Constable
| greeted him at every cross. road and made
him unload to sec if he bad any mountain
dew aboard. His zcabBages Rctnally wore
cut by handling he got:psate;"
The W@ImsnSssFS CORES CORE pondsnt 6k the
KeoaOee j9alfieT says !gO wing ITO ahein-
creased tendSics OF scholars in the
Westmtnstee School, the trustees
have en1ployedtt Miss Bessie Epting, OF
William mbtonstV teach. They chose:Well.
Bliss Epan@Sa yonggJaag Of education
and refinement. Shsisa.tn graduate OF
the WMamston emale5eollege $andlbas
several wears experience in teaching We
bespeaksfSS, her in advanced cordialSwel-
come ftomthe sunny faced pupils of the
school. .''%<<. 8;s;5=;y5>.9
f. Wilson, tof$. Anderson, sc ,visited
relatives In HartWell the first Of the week.
Mr.. WILSON came tdIay before the town
means,of protection against, the ravages, of
| fire. H 8 thinks the best method for, Hart
| we'll is to hive cisterns conveniently loca-
| It'd th8tsSaashe filled, by rain water. from
| thetopas{ aings and an engine. <<:;T This
ineslod sFssHsedb by Anderson With excel
lenE fssatfaNfoF many, ears. This is per-
hapg,%tS @heapest plan that could be
! deviaed;sS lpSsSwo suggest that: our
municipal aEaGSh hgrities appoint committee
+ to 60 to-4Andsrson and, make investiga.
tions. - It. is imperative that Hartwell
| ahollla:,hay 3. some adequate protection
+ against t6res.D -. : -
The ;,last. issue Of the Keowee Courier
says ,pHon- j.. Bston Watson. of Auder
so6&- VEG in Walhalla last Friday on a
brief busiRess trip..--..:He hss represented
Ander5oa. County in the Legislature for
three or more terms and is q gentleman Of
broad information. He 10 cast in a large
mould, mentally: as well es physically,
and is a,:thustler" in whatever he under
takes. ); He lives four miles this side Of An
derson5 Court House, on one Of the finest
farus,fh Upper South Carolina. His farm
is worked mainly by convict labor, there
beings%from thirty to forty convicts EN-
ploYed most of the time. Mr.. Watson is
not& stranger to the psople of 0conee,
RhGatisome future day may have all op'
p;5rsanity' of becoming even better ac-
.dAainted with him.. as he has frequently
t'bSen spoken of as q probable candidate for
t;GoyeruoE.';; -
j. The Toecoa (Ga) Record. of the 1st inst,
f;saYs-: f!:The Record iB sorry to hear oil the
lIesignatIon Of Rev. DIV. Hiott, who for
Ethe past two wears has been pastor Of the