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

Miss Essie Elizabeth Campbell.
Married, on Wednesday, November "a
1867 at the resid ence of the BRIDES father,
Mr. M B. Richardson. by Rev. 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
home of the bride last Sunday. The
couple ars expected home to-day.
Married, on Thursday, November %,
1897. at the residence of the BRIDES father,
R. M. Morris, by Rev. s. T. Blackman.
Mr.. Arthur Buchanan and Miss Jennie
Morris, both of Anderson County.
Our clever old friend. Mr.. r. G. Wilson,
of the Brnshy Creek section, made his an
nual visit to the city yesterday and gave
us an appreciated call. Anderson County
has no better citizen than Mr.. Wilson.
Mr.. John Owings. of Williamson. Sho
mot with q serious accident at Pelzer sew
eral weeks ago, YVES carried to Atlanta last
Sunday for special trestmentln IN hospitai
We hope his stay there will prove beneh-
cial
a number of our delinquent subscribers
haze called in and settled their accounts,
and we feel very grateful to them. We
still have plenty Of blank receipts, ard
will be more than pleased to eli them cut
any time.
Married, on Wednesday, November q
1887, at the home Of the brides mother,
Mrs. Mary ] Mattison. in Narennes
Township, by Rev. Chas. Manly, D. d.,
Mr.. WIN. G. CIipkscales. of Bolton, and
Mss Sara Mattison.
Mr.. Pink Hair died of pneumonia at his
home in B!ackville, S. g., oa Novem Der
10Th About two years ago he clerkcd for
j. A. Austin, in this city, for seyera!
months, and was highly esteemed by ell
of his acquaintances.
D. C. Brown & Bro. of this city, bought
the stock of goods lately owned by J. 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 Lettie Blackwell died at her home
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 q wide circle Of friends
Thanksgiving Day was very quietly
spent in Anderson. All business was sus-
pended. and as there were services at all
the Churches. the day looked more like
Sunday than anything else. It was clay
of rest, recreation and Thanksgiving.
Next Sunday ends the first year of The
pastcrate OF Rev. w. r Richardson in
Anderson, and every body Irrespective of
denomination) wants him returned by the
Conference to this charge. The Conference
meets next Wednesday at Florence.
Walballa Courier: "Mm. Catherine
Brown died near Seneca, on Thursday last,
OF paralysis, aged 81 years. She was the
widow of Spencer Brown, who preceded
her to the grave about ten years. The
family formerly lived near Townville."
MIG. F. Bigby has just received bar
rel of as fine sourcrout as ever was brought
to Anderson. which he ordered more es
pecially Cor his own use. but which he will
share with his customers at low price.
Mr.. J. M. Bcoyles, chairms.i, requests
us TO announce that the trustees Of Fork
School District, No l. 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.
We are of the opinion from what we
have seen and heard that there is great
deal of meat and bread in Anderson C0un-
ty against next years eating, and more
cotton lying around the yards and gin
houses than would be expected, consider.
ing the cry Of hard times.
The Bowman (Ga.) Head Light says:
"Mr. r o. Branyon, father of our esteem
ed teacher, Rev. J.. G. Branyon, and Mr..
T. j. Bowen, both OF Honea Path, S. c.,
camo over last Sunday and brought two
more young ladies-Miss Birdie and Texie
Lowe, who have entered our school,
County Treasurer Brown reports that
only abou! one-fifth Of the taxpayers OF the
County have paid their taxes The books
will close on the 31st and there will be no
extension Of time Somebody will get left
If they do not mind, for there is always q
rush the last few days preceding the clos
ing day.
A lady friend, while looking through a
lot OF old papers recently came across a
roll Of Co. L. Second s. c. Rifles. which
was organized at Bolton in March, 1862.
with E NJ. Brown as Captain. There are
eighty names on the roll She has sent it
to us to hand to some survivor, who
should zee that copy is filed with the Ad !:
iu.ant General in Colurnbia.
Buying Christmas and wedding presents
is nov the order of the day, and in his
new advertisement this week Will. r
Hubbard. OF the Palace Jewe!ry Store,
tells our readers Of the many beautiful aud
useful goods he hes in stock. lie wants
the people to see his goods, and it will give
him great pleasure to show them. His
prices are ia keeping with ) cent cotton,
and we advise you to give him call
The six year-olt; son of Pete Foster fell
into an old well down near the end OF mill
No 4, on Sunday. This we'll is carefully
covered up, but some ono took oifthe GOV
ering and the little chap got into itsome
how. There was about ftteen feet OF wa
Ter in the well. The boy. however man
aged to keep his head abovo the water
until help arrived, when he waetaken out
none the worse for his eufarcsd bath =
Piedntont San.
The supsrs!itons probably have never
nniiced that the United States silver quar-
ter Of dollar contains upon it thirteen
stars, thirteen letters il the scroll which
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