The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-12-14


attcn! tLr marriage. OF Mis-, Mad-r
Warllaw :nd MIR. Robert l.. Griffin.
which will take place at DurclWsirr
Church on "Wednesday afternoon. .Sth
inst, at l.30 O'clock
Trains No. l1anl Is. known us the
early morning train. which ran be-
tween GrrcnviIlc and Prosperity over
the SnIil"rn Railway. now Stops nt
Greenwood instead of Prosperity. The
| management claims that il did not pay.
At the last meeting nt the Robert f..
Lee Chapter of the Daughters of the
COnf",rricy Mrs. j. T. Sullivan read :,
| very interesting essay on he subject.
'l'nrtry in South t'arnliia." We have
secured copy of the ESSAY aud will
publish il ltNt week.
Omr subscribers will please bear in
mind that the paper needs money.
Some of them have been very thought
| FIJI about lHyin.. unrtliim. on their
snbSriiiinn. bnt Il nunhr, of others
| have failed 10 ralizr the Importance
of these small amounts
| Little Touis,.. infant dauuhtcru of Mr..
"nl Mrs. j. W. Whitaker. at Rock
Mills Township. died Saturday. the
! 10th inst. after Il short illness and
WIS buried M New Prospect Church
| tie following Sunday. ! he funeral
SCI vices were conducted by Rev. w.
| II. II wilkins.
The members of the Baptist Church
of Westminster have Hlupir, result
! tioiiS on account of their retiring pas
tor. he Rev. -. W. llintt. The de
rnrtn,r t" another field of Labor of Mr.
l!i"tt is regretted not only 10y the 'ap
fists. but by all church eOiu. people of
/ the cOMuiuIlity
Let some of the progressive farmers
OF Anderson get the genuine ribbon
can" for their next years syrup. Ii
several in the m.ighbnrhnotl will join
| in ordering. the cost will br very little.
counties ami the mnl;lssts can br re-
tailed i'll Anderson for 50ccilts u gallon.
We want onr readers to know that
the circulation nf the lNTEiI.tGENCEH
is steadily increasing. occasionally
": lose subscriber, especially when
1t IL to Oiir interest to lose him, but the
circulation! registers IL larger number
every week. and this too. without any
cHnvass being made 10y lis fursubscriG.
trs.
Miss Ella G. Davidson. who is Il mis-
sinnary to China, is in he city and
Church this aftern0nli ut $50 U'cluck
! No gentlemen are expected. Miss D;l-
/ vids0n will appear III Chinese costume
| The children air invited to meet Miss
Davidson at the Church Thursday
aftrlm"nn ut 1880 and the ladies also if
| they desire. Miss Davidson is an An
dcrSon County lady and is home on Il
vacation.
The members of the Alumnac Assn-
citation nf the Williumstnm Female
! College have arranged with tlu. R,t-
gers Gle" lnb. nt New Jersey, to give
| ;,n rntri t;.iillncmt il ;l.etOllcyc Chapel
OF "Wednesday evening, 2Sih inst. {.
! HIS Club is composed of 2G members,
/ who give one of the best cntcriai,,-
! mcnts ever heard on Il Southern stage.
| \ small admission fc.. will be charged.
: 1t you want The Value OF your money,
go and hear this club
The theatre goers of this city are
very much pleased with the Myrk!c g.
Harder Company, which is filling Il
three nights, engagement with Mana
ger Brtnzrnle. They were greeted
will, good houses Monday and Tuesday
night and will prbnbly have Il crowd
cd house Tonight to witness "Wns She
Guilty Or Free Mt Last" This il
said tO be their strongest play, and as
each character has been uliusii ally well
sustained in the two plays already pre-
scnttd. a. disappointment can scarcely
DO expected.
The C.,lnmbi;, State, Of the 7ti, inst,
says: ..Mr. A. Beatty S,i,erai.i. who
resigned his position on the Rcgis;cr
severn! days ago, will enter actively
upon the practice of law. lie expects
to locate in Columbia. Mr.. SlcriiiJ il
young man of sterling qualities. and
had II bright future Ahead of him in
gnuriEnlIsli. but he prefers to practice
his profession" Mr.. Shcinul is IL na-
tive of Anderson County. and his nl;,,,y
friends here will join ms in wishing iiiI,
much success in the practice OF law in
Columbia.
President Mckinley will visit Au-
gustn. Ga.. next Monday, 18th inst, to
review the Second Army COrl,s now
stationed there. There viii b.. :, m ,,a,,',le r,'
of over 5000 soldiers. Il public rcccp-
tiOn and other attractions. and the uc-
cNsiun will likely attract II large crowd
nf visitors to the city. ':'he e. 4, w.
e.. X. X. has offered Il rate of one cent u
mile from all stations along it's line.
This would make the round trip fare
from Anderson about T2.4O. Tie 4!:;-
you any information.
Edgar Archer, son Of Mr.. T.. A. Ar
cher. twelve years old and pupil Mt
the ,Gradel School, broke his leg yes-
terdny during 12 O'clock recess while
playing football. He had secured the
ball and was running for the goal,
when one of the boys tripped him.
Medical assistance was Immediately
sent for and Dr. j. T.. Harris responded
md took charge. The broken bones
were soon set and the suffering lad
sent home. The leg was broken be-
tween the ankle and the knee. and we
learn that both bones were broken.
The NewEerry Observer of the eth
inst. says: ".Irs. J. a. Daniels died
ut her home in the city yesterday even
ingutS o'clock. The funeral service
will be conducted at the house his
afternoon ut $50. The symnlthirs nf
the entire community are Will, the be-
rvaved husband and children in this
sud hour of their aiilictiom." This an
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