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

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| That afternoon the remains were inferred
in Silver Brook Cemetery beside those of
| her mother, who died on the 3rd August
last
/ Mrs. Healie Robertson attempted suicide
| at her homo in Oconee County ono day
last week by jumping into we'll. She
was rescued alive, but received severe
shock and one LEG and S.aifTTfIw were broken.
lShss4Aaau -ue6h in feeble health for sevetal
7 months, and it Is feared this attempt will
prove fatal.
DR.. T. J. Pickens, of Pendleton, spent .
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 80 well des-
pite his paralysis. He has provided him
self with wheel-chair and can 60 about
! with more comfort and ease.
/ Oae, of the four candidates who are in
Il the race for Mayor Of New York is Judge
/ RobertA:Van Wyck, who has been nomi-
Enated by the Tammany Democrats. ) udge
Emf o. B. NanWyck, and spent a portion
Eof his boYhoode in Anderson, where his
parents resided for number of years.
i Married, on Tuesday afternoon, October
lis, 1897. at. the residence OF the brides
Efather, Mr.. w. R. Roberts, in this city. by
lRev. S. B. Harper, Mr.. Sydney r. Mar
Eshglli 'of Piedmont, and Miss Gertrude
Roberts. The happy couple left on the
Afternoon train for AT .ta,. where they
l.Rilr spend q few days with friends and
I!relatives. - !.'.+'' =
II On the evening. before the laying of the
corner stone of the new Court House there
will be O special communication OF Hiram
IlLodge. at the usual hour, at which will be
Iconferred the sublime degree of Master
IsMason by Grand NJ sster Barron. Hiram
Il Lodge invites all members OF this County
and, all visiting brethren to be present OIL
that evening, 10th Inst: 81, ....- ....'
/ The Seneca correspondent Of the Wal
halle Courier. under date of the 2sth ult., !,
says: z"ReV:. and Mrs. J. J. Neville, Of
i Anderson, ARE with Mr.. and Mrs. L. w.
Jordan, where their many friends will be
sorry to learn the former is q1ite sick.
They had started to visit relatives in North
\ tanned them" - ?, a." -.
The Spartanburg Herald says: "Mr.
A..B. Sherard, who for some time pa9t han
been :bookkeeper at the Hill. & Morgan
4 Company, has resigned his position and
i gone to Columb bia to enter the South Caro-"
4 LIMA: College to-: study law. His many
4 friends here wish him much success in his
1 chosen profession. "Mr Sherard Ia an An.
! derson County boy, and has the ability
4 and energy to make success of anything
4 he undertakes.
! Piedmont Sun: ''John Tlndal King.
a who has: been identified: with Piedmont
1 from its inception, moves with bis family
to the city of Anderson where he will take
j q position in the Anderson cotton mill as
carpenter, Mr.. King has a great many
I friends :heye linn, Piedmont whose best
wishes :wilE;go with him fot has future
bhcchss and PROSPERITY, a finer workman
inshis line does not exist in the Palmetto
State.' -. 80. - 81
i We Invite =youg-attention~ to the adver--
tisement Of McCully Bros. These gentle.
men have in store large stock of goods
prIces ui s0 at W Which @ thg safie Sferi1g them is
bieasine the puSiIcs fks Hheir Increased
trade during the aasf. Youth proves. Give
them call see their &C. and get their
prices, They can supply yo1 almost aany- a.
this1yoFAhy neea:S 4
n NeeAsF&i isaS SahetAoo1is do q bED6cck: "a
tneet3deeSilE sshet$::in Bohtism &W&
kinss Shees t5 sefg& anE organ fzattop TO
assist Che Ladies Menorf8l Associafioh in
taising sufficient money to erect the
fndsslElnBh tsE66t the Genfsderet aegds Col.
LsRs-,casspl,askhes already: startedca sub
4 sc,ipsihp= hska andsit is praposed to give
svsEg:ssEaR. ans nseppQrtenity-to subscribe.
omeshine to this n ohle cause. Come out
TO lhslneeslng x: ~ y--.1.: E->- :.
1 Ehe.delegstes ITO the. Associat Reformed
4 PresbFterjaps-S Synod .atslB Belfast: Tenn,
RMchcm ests. On .the 21st:.in will take
adSantsge. Of the 10 days round Trip tickets,
to.fha sT91p essee. 7Cente ehpial III position.
Goingbg. .@ay oTthe s; a: T and the N,.
E:.& 81 Roads; taking u special train
lea39sssonsTRe 1876 ,.6fiddi :i5ass Calhoun Falls
abSu tanfdnfght:: @The fare from the Falls
is $e.9Gfhr theTpuNd'tr
Inst M fonidaay5s y TfilorniTg iTg StKe Graded
School IS5behedS With:dbout 400 pu pills IN
atteadanes. Superintendent Moncricff AID.
alt!ofs-his teachers were in their places
ready to go to work. At g 30 o'clock tho
teaehers4end-. pupls, with several ofih
trustees and patrQna, assembled -in; The.
4 chapel,. RsV.-I.. N H. .Summeral opened
/ the exercises With bray s.Geo. e. Prince.
] ESQ Chairman Of !sthe BOesd OF. Trustees,
and sgpeIinte dent Mencrieff delivered:
sborraddtesse ,. -:
I Uhefty :::ReaeeojNs: Be e1js "loHn Stewart, from
! q pin i,tthe m0untains: passed. through
i Pickehs on Wednesday on his way home
4 from anderson Gpanty. where he had
i started with a1oad Of cabbages. He said
| heEde tbsrs with a. few, bat they'Were
fv6Fnss5 sbsaty th atEthere was little more
i tbsu the rheRrt"lefs: a. State CONSTABLE
greeted him at every cross. road and made
dew aboard. His zcabBeges Retually wore
out by handling 1e ;got:Rgaie;"
| The w@IaasssrS Soorfesp ponaentok the
Keoyee 3s91g1eE says = o wings &c; o;thefin.
creased $ff8tt tt9naance OF scholars lin the
Westmt1 t1ates High School, the trustees
have ernploysd. Miss Bessie Epting, OF
Miss EpsihesiSa youBSJaag of education
and retirement. sksiSa flfil graduate Of
the WsiHamston Fema1e College shnd has
several years experience in teaching We
bespeaEs F8G her in advances 8 cordialwel-
come from the sunny faced pupils Of the
school." ."%,t&st SE$:.,.t' fE$:};";.S,.,.:
Hartwell Ca Sun: "Mr- and Mrs. B.
relatives in HartWell the first Of the week.
Mr.. Wilson came td;lay before the town
hSofprotection against the ravages,of
fire. h'Hs thinks the best method for Hart
we'll TO hSfe cisterns conveniently loca-
ted that,SaHsbe filled, by rain wetsr from r.;
the.t dings and an engine. This
| Iu64<tIgftNtsstH&SeusDJ.:<a J.:<ahuolouA :NtVh e-AS0l
lent rasnstassior many years. This is per-
haps.+t cheapest plan, that could be
i deviaedf:S SrpSsSSSB suggest chat our
munitl tlpaE Eadth therities appoint com mittee
T. to. GO tito-tAnderson and, make investiga.
tons. y It. Is imperative that Hartwell
! shoilld have, some adequate =, protection
against fTes.n - - .:
{ The; ;,lastt.. issue Of the Keowee Courier
says: ,pHon. J. .Bslton Watson, of .Ander
sos y. Was In IYalhalla last Friday ou
brief busiRess trip.--..:He has represented
Anderson County in the Legislature for
three or more terms and is q gentleman Of
broad information. He is cast in large
mould, mentally: as we'll es physically,
and is a,."hustler" in whatever be under
takes. ), He lives four miles this side Of An
derson Court House, on one Of the finest
farms;ih Upp-t South Carolina. His farm
Is worked mainly by convict labor, there
being;:from thirty to forty convicts EN-
ploYed most of the time. Mr.. Watson is
not;& stranger to the psople Of Qconee,
whGat:some future day may have an op
ppr&antty' of becoming even better ac-
.dc4ainted with him.. as he has frequently
! t'bben spoken of as a probable candidate for
%.e
Il: The Tpecoa (5a } Record. of the 1st inst.,
f;ssya: "!:The Record, ,iB sorry to hear of the
! fresignation Of Rev. DIV. Hiott, who, for
:the past two years has been pastor of the