The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-03-02

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soloist in all gradee. Admission. 90 cents.
Ticketa on sale at Rueaell's store or Fri.
day.
In q letter to Gov Elierbe and Adjutant
General Waite, Capt. j. G. Striblipg. OF
Pendleton, offers his services tn the State
in event Of war with Spain. Capt. Strib-
ling entered the Confederate army at the
oge of 16 yeare. and was O brave soldier
| throughout the war.
Miss Caro- Miller. OF Anderson, who has
been spending tho past week with her
| aunt. Mrs. Stark, left yesterday to visit her
brother in New York Her sweet voice
hiss made her many admirers in Abbe-
vile who regret thnt she made her atay 20
Short A66euiUc Press and Ednncr.
Mrs. Martin Ci-ey died at her home in
tho Five Forks section last SUNDAY, i'll the
3sth yenr of her ugn. She had been sick
several weeks with ,neuuiouia. hhe Leaves
u husband aud seven children 10 n,nurn
her death. Her rcma'ns wa,n iniarr"t 90:
Monday in the Concord Churchyard.
There will be Il singing at Nj B,thel ON
the second Sunday OF this month. All the
members of the EarcnDes choir are not
only cordially in vited. but arc ex pected to
attend Singing will IN at nine
O'Clock and continue all day. Dinner will
be provided for the singers on the grounds.
Brown, Osborne e 20 call attention in
their ad. tn goods for the early spring, also
to the fact that Mrs. Ida Perciva! Crayton
will preside over their millinery depart
ment. They have two buying now in the
north, and will doubtless mako it to the
interest OF the publio to soc them before
buying dry goods or millinery.
Miss Anna Williamson, daughter Of j..
r. Williamson. Of Pendleton Townehip,
died on yesterday after an illness OF two
weeks with pneumonia, aged 19 years.
She will DO buried to day at Asbury
Church, of which she was a consistent
member The family of the young lady
have tho nv mpsthy or n boat Of friends In
their eflliciion.
Erskine College at Due West has elected
Hon. Wn.. j.. Bryan for its anniversary
orator. Mr.. Bryan has written that he
has scce pied IN Invitation Il, another col
loge near that time, but If possible no will
come to Due West and delivsr an address,.
The anniversary tskes place in June. and
if Mr.. Bryan comes he will be- greeted by
. 80: :s'.- ~u.i-nce.
The Lowndesvilie correspondent Of the
Ahbevilia FTess ana Banner says: ut
is sud. that. with some of our citizens
their reason for refusing TO sjgn the petit
ton for an election tn decide rs to whether
this township would 70 into Anderson
County, was thnt thoy hated nc bad TO
move Welt that is reasonable. ns we'll sc
natural. The older that moot people
grow, the more opposed they become 10
moving"
Last Sunday morning Chief OF Police
Dillingham; reached home from New York
bringing -!tE 1:ni tho young negro. Chris
Harris, who was charged with attempting
an outrageous crime in this city last June,
and who had been surrendered by the
Governor of New York OH a reQuisition
from Governor Ellerhe. Harris wac serv-
Ing a term in tho chain gang at Niagara
Falls for Vagrsncys and his identity was
discovered by the Chief OF Police OF that
city who had received n description CT him
from the circular sent out by Sheriff Creep.
On Monday +he 2risoae. ~ss s7Taignsa in
Court, plead guilty and was sentenced to
ten years Ia the can::sn:is.y.
Mrs. Jane Sadler. relict of the late
David Sadler, died at the home of her SON
in-law, Capt. j. A. Gray, three miles south
Of this city, last Monday morning, at the
ripe old ago Of Sc years She had been
quite feeble for some time and her death
was expected by her loved ones. Mr..
Sadler was the eldest daughter of the late
Andy McLees, and was born and reared
and spent her life in this County. In her
g~irlhood she Joined tbs Presbyterian
Church and throughout her long life was
r most devoted aud consistent member.
She was knnwn and greatly beloved by a
wide circlo OF friends. who will ever
cherish har memcry. She was ever ready
to assist the poo and needy and to speak
q comforting word to the distressed. Tn
fact, her life was full of noble deeds, and
slie has now gone to reap her rewards.
Two children. Mr.. A. S. Sadler. of VIII
liaMston, and Mrs. j. \. Gray, survive
her. On yesterday he. remains were car
ried to Roberts Church anu inferred hy
the side Of her husbsn6.
quiet wedding took place in IIonea
Path iasi Sunday evening, the contrnctirE
parties being Mr.. ii. A. Wiles and Miss
1.eora, the pretty and talented daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. & T.. Harper. DR.. Mc
Bryde, of Dinaids, per foimc the saered
ceremony in a most solemn and impress
tivo way, after which the congratulations
and we'll wishes Of those present were FIX
tended the couple. MIR. Wiles is a nn.ivo
of This County, his parents living near
Cooks station. He cane 10 Homes Pa.b
several yexrs ago and since that time has
scceptabIy filled the position of agent aud
operator OF the Southern Railway at this
point. lie Is a young Unn OF pleading
manners high character and rare business
qualities and, by his gsntlemnnly bearipg