The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-11-17

long CrGek SPcIlCll, bSollco SouhIIt
himself las3 Thursday night bv choking
himself with his suspenders. Bad healtn
was the supposed cause.
DR., w. L. Haynie, accompanied by his
daushters, Misses Emma and Willie, OF
Malorysv:nc Ga, was in the city Monday
m his wa visit his father. Col. j. q.
Haynie, j, arennes Township.
The South Carolina Presbytery will
convene in an adjourned meeting at val
holla tbis evening at 7:30 o'clock. Rev.
r. G.. Rogers will be installed pastor OF the
Walhalln Presbyterian Church..
Miss Eula Lee Izlar and Miss Lima DOW
ling, two charming young ladies or Bam-
berg. S. C who came up to act as orldes
maids for Miss Bertha Sharpe last week.
returned to their homes yesterday.
Judge Smonton has issued decree for
the sale of the Greenwood, Anderson lrt ana
Western railway On December 9th. Inc
sale is to be made at Sleyern and no b:d
will be accepted for less than $l5'ooo
Rev. O l. Martin returned from visit
to his falher.in.law's. in Mississippi, last
Saturday, and occupied his pulpit as usual
on Sunday. He is now happy father,
and bis friends are extending congratula.
tons.
Farmers and others who are holding
cotton should he careful to protect it from
damage. The loss from vet and rotten
cotton frequently exceeds the amount
gained by holding until higher prices are
realized.
We have received several invitations to
attend corn shuokings in the country, ana
regret that business engagements nave pre-
vented US from accepting any of them. we
know We would have had pleasant time
on each occasion.
The new advertisement of G. S. Minor
this week contains prices on many goods
in the various departments OF the len
Cent Store. and you should give it close at.
tent;on. He means what he says and WILL
do what he aays. Try him.
All business will be suspended in An
derson on Thursday, 25th inst, Thanks-
giving Day, the merchants and other ousl'
ness men Of the city having signed an
agreement to that effect. The people IN
the country should bear this in mind.
Our Hollands Store correspondent an
nominees the death of Mr.. Lewis M. Tilley,
which occurred at his home in that sec
ton last Sunday. He was good citizen,
and we deeply sympathize with the loved
ones in their sore bereavement.
There will be communion services at
Vareunes next Sunday, at II O'Clock 8. m,
conducted by the pastor. Rev. ii. G. Fen
mel. Services will be held on Saturday ct
the same hour All the friends of the con-
gresatiou arc cordially invited to attend
the services.
Mr. George McCalla died st the home of
his brother, Hon I. H McCalla, in Lown-
desville, on the 9th inst, after brief ILL
ness with typhoid fever. He was most
excellent young man, and his death IS
deeply regretted by wide circle OF
friends.
Mrs. Mary McAlister died Of heart fail"
ure at her home near Newry, in Oconee
County. last Wednesday. She was na
tive of Ireland, and her mother was first
cousin to Thomas Moore, the Irish poet.
Her remains were carried to Charleston
and inferred by the side of her husband
Mr.. John +. Merritt formerly of the
Brushy Creek neighborhood, in Ander-
son County, has bought the Mrs. NJ. j:
Bearden place, near Oakway, and will
move there soon. He is prosperous
farmer and will be quite an acquisition to
Oconee's citizenship Walhalla Courier.
Read the slaughter sale advertisement of
Brown, Osborne & Co., In this issue. Not
withstandipg the fact that they have bad
rush of business for the last few weeks,
their supply Is not by any means exhaust
ed, and they are still slaughtering prices.
You cannot afford to miss this great op-
portunity of buying goods cheap.
Christmas is coming, and ths house.
keepers are making preparations Tor IT, In
his new advertisement this week u. r.
Biebv announces that he is ready aud anx.
ions to assist the housekeepers, and names
some of the new goods he has in store for
them. Read what he says a.d give him a
call His goods and prices will please jon
LAST Wednesday night, while Jim Ware,
a colored employee Of the Williamson Oil
| Company, was at work with that machine
known as the. "cake former," his left
hand was caught in the machine in some
irexplicnble manner and cut entirely OF.
This is the fifth victim turned out by
this same machine within the past two
| years.
Cards are out announcing the approach.
ing nuptials of Miss Mary Trowbridge, OF
Piedmont, to DR.. Thos. g. Crymes, of the
same place The ceremony will be per
| formed at the Presby terian church on the
oath of November. The bride to be Is
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Trow briogee
and the prospective groom is successful
! and poplilar dentist of Piedmont.
The p. s. G corset display in the show
windows OF Brown, Osborne & Co. attracts
| the attention Of every passer-by. Ihere
are two lfe.sizs female figures, represent
ing the United States and Great Britain
engaged in fencing, and there are numbers
of busts showing the various styles OF cor
sets manufactured by the Company. The
display is indaed novel and beautiful, and
must he seen TO be appreciated.
The Sumter Herald says: Handsomely
engraved invitations announce the coming
marriage OF Mr.. Jos. NJ. Chandler, OF this
city. to Miss Lizzie Reese, of Anderson
The happy svent will take place at the
residence of the prospective brides moth
er. Mrs M L. Reese, So South Main street,
Anderson, S. g at hr'f-past nine o'clock
on Tuesday morning, November 23rd.
Miss Reese has many friends here, who
will be glad to welcome her as a resident
OF Sumter, while Mr.. Chandler is one OF
our finest young men. We extend con-
grsulation5 in advance"
Married at the residence of the brides
mother, Mrs A. T. Mauldin, in this city,
o.day at II o'clock, by Rev. s. Lander.
D. D.. Rev. w. w. Sadler, formerly OF
this County, but now of Chesterfield, s.
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