The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-30

Daughters OIL Ullc COlllcucrdCy VIII
meet on next Monday afternoon, Dec.
5th, at 4 o'clock, at the home Of Mrs. e..
A. Reed. AS the afternoons are so
short it is hoped the ladies will be
prompt in their attendance.
"Aunt" Malinda Tribblc, an elderly
negro woman, who came to this city
from the Fork, is very much distressed
bv the disappearance OF her 10-ycar-old
son. She believes he has been carried
off by some person, whom she proposes
to prosecute, il the boy is not returned
to her.
A subscriber to the INTELLIGENCER,
living in a distant State, wants a copy
of the constitution and bylaws of the
Saluda Baptist Association. Any Of
orr Baptist friends who may have ii
COPY will confer a favor by sending it
to MS, and we will forward it to the
subscriber.
Married, at the home of the bride,
near West Union, on Thursday. No
ycmbcr II, 1898, by Rev. j. G.. Schaid.
Mr.. Abraham Griffin Sattcrfcld, of
PclZer. and Miss Frcdcrcka Wilhcl-
mine Caroline, daughter OF Mr., and
Mrs. William Wald. May Gods bless
ing attend them.-hcorcc Courier.
c. Wardlaw, Esq, of Lockcsburg,
Ark. arrived in the city last Friday to
spend Il few weeks with relatives. Mr..
Wardlaw left Anderson tourycars ago.
and is prospecting in his adopted home.
He is editor and proprietor OF the
Sewer County Democrat. His visit is
a source of much pleasure to his Old
friends.
Next Sunday closes Rev. W. X. Rich
ardson's first wear as pastor of thc First
Methodist Church in this city, and we
know we not only speak the sentiment
of his ow'> congregation but Of all Of
our peOp.e of every denomination,
when we express the hope that the
good Bishop will return him to Adder
son and LET him stay the full limit of
his time here.
The annual meeting of the Atlantic
| Coast Line Road Of South Carolina and
of the Charleston and Western Caro-
| lima Road were held in Charleston last
Thursday. The business before both
meetings were of Il routine nature. All
of the old officers and directors of the
| two companies were reelected, and
| the reports read indicated that the
properties are being well and Drofita-
bly, handled.
Mr.. r.. L. Lucas, recently of the firm
of Moore s. Lucas, of this city, has
gone to Lynchburg, Va, and probably
make that city his home. Mr.. Lucas
is a son of DR.. Lucas, a prominent ply
sician of Chesterfield. During his
twelve months stay in this city, his
manly bearing, atfable manners 'and
clcvcrness drew around him many warm
admirers, who deeply regret being
forced to give him up.
4 barn of Mr.. S. a. Hutchinson, in
ElbcrtOn, Ga, was destroyed by fire on
the night of the Goth INST, together
with y fine horse. 4 mule, COW, buggy;
cart, wagon and a lot of grain and
forage. 1t was evidently the work OF
an incendiary. Not very long since
Mr.. Hutchinson lost his dwelling house
and contents by fire. Mr.. Hutchinson
was formerly IL citizen of Anderson
County. and his friends here will re-
grct to hear Of his misfortune.
Mr.. r. II. Crawford died on Thurs
day, November 18th, after weeks
illness with pneumonia. Mr.. Craw-
ford was a native Of Anderson County,
S. c., but had been citizen OF Hart
we'll for many years. He served his
native State faithfully in the war be-
tween the States, and was a brave sol
dier. He leaves a devoted wife and
daughter to cherish his memory. His
remains were inferred in the Hartwell
Ccmetery.-Hart'ceU (Ga.) San.
Rev. w. T.. Capers, of Grace (Epis-.
copaI Church, will preach Il series OF
three sermons. beginning next Sunday
afternoon, at 4 o'clock, upon the sub
iect, MAN Religious Egotist, divided
as follows Sunday afternoon: Dec.
18th. every man his own Judge; Sun
dav afternoon, Dec. 1lth. 'Reciprocity
the condition of Salvation"; Sunday
afternoon Dec. 18th. "No antagonism
in Justice and love" Everybody IS
cordially invited to attend the services.
In ,hr INvEllIGENCEl; last week we
mentioned the fact that the residence
of Hon. II. ii. Edwards. i'll Varennes
Township, had been destroyed by fire.
Thc house was a very large and sub
stantial one, and recently had been
| furnished with new furniture. nearly
all OF which WAS burned. 1t is not
| known how the fire originated. but is
supposcd to have been accidental. MIR.
Edwards estimates his loss at more
tllan $4,000, ON which there was iilsur
ancc to the amount OF $500.
At 4 o'clock last Friday morning the
residence of Capt. b. G. Martin. near
WilIiamston. WAS totally destroyed by
fire. the origin oi which is supposed TO
have been 4 defective fin" from the
stove room. Very few things OF any
consequence WAS saved, and all the
welrins apparel OF the family was to-
tally DESTROYED, leaving his TWO grand
sons in their bare feet. Tie barns
ant; other outbuildings near were say
cd only by the heroic efforts Of his
nci~ibors who came in. It is said that
tIlrrr is ONLY $500 insurance on the
dwelling ANA $50 OH his; furniture.
gIl! in The Farmers Mutual Insurance
COMPANY ot this Connty.
Attention is directed to the card Of
tllc committee in reference To cncloS-
ipr the cid Stone tlurchyar,i with Il
neat and substantial iron fence, which
is published in another column. This
committee is ready and anxious TO re-
ccivc contributions for the purpose
and il is Il subject that should appeal
10 the pride of the people of upper
South Carolina. Gen. Pickcns and
many of The patriots identified with
the early history Of South Carolina,
and especially this Piedmont section,