The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-09

| about once weGk Tor about {. InCulH 10
come, We cau pretty safely depend upon
having fairly good fruit crop. in the
Southern States it is big thing for our
people in more ways than one.
The ladies are invited to call and inspect
Brown, Osborne & Cos. new embroider-
les, laces, white goods bleachings, sheet
ings, checked homespuns, drills, chevlots,
bsll thread, knitting cotton, &c. They
guarantee to meet all competition.
Mr.. James Madison White died at his
home, near Old Pickens, on Tuesday
night, February Isl, at 10 o'clock, after
lingering illness from cancer and the
in6rmities of age. He was eighty-four
years old. He was native of Virginia,
but came to this State in early manhood.
Hon. Edward Herndon died at his
home near Westminster last Saturday
morning, in the 92nd year of his age.
Mr.. Herndon was the first representative
in the Legislature from Oconee County
after it was cut off from Pickens, and was
highly esteemed by wide circle of friends.
The Antroville Dramatic Club will play
"Little Brown ing" and negro farce.
Jumbo Jim" at the Antrevile school
house next Friday evening. 11th inst.
Admission, 10 and Is cents. A large audi.
euce should greet The Club, and those who
attend may expect an enjoyable evening
We invite your attention to the adver-
tisement of the Farmers Loan and Trust
Com panv, which is now open and ready
for business. Interest will be paid on
deposits end money loaned at reasonable
rates. The Company has a strong board
of Ulcers, and no doubt will be literally
! patronizea.
The Seneca correspondent of the Wal
halla Courier says: ''The Silyerman
family are moving this week to Anderson,
S. c., where Mr.. Silverman will merchan-
disc. Mr. Dave Silverman will be greatly
missed, as hs accomplishments as yio-
linst have afforded much enjoyment to
the people of the town."
Mr. s. R. Tins, who owns and operates
grst mill near Piercetown, has decided
to enlarge his plant, put in new machinery
and in the future grind both corn and
wheat. He will close his old mill on
Saturday, 2G.h inst. and will at cnce be-
gin the erection of his new mill, which he
hopes to complete by May lst.
Rev W. r. Richardson, pastor of the
First Methodist Church, will begin
series of sermons next Sunday night on
the Bible The public generally and the
young people especially are cordially in
vited to attend. The subject of his first
sermon will be What is the Bible, who
wrote it, and how did we get it ?"
Charlie Smith, of Anderson, was in
Piedmont last Tuesday. Charlie has got
to be "pa' now, aud is as proud as
millionaire over his good fortune. He
says he is sewing in bale heads at the
Anderson mills, at which he was always
good hand, and he also says that Gus
Cox is running folder there.-Pietlnont
Sun.
The many friends of Capt. J. r Ander-
son, the popular superintendent of the
Blue Ridge Railroad, will regret to hear
that he is suffering from appendicitis.
lie is confined to his home in Walhalla,
and was visited last week by DR.. S. NJ.
Orr, of this city. 1t is hoped that be can
be cured without an operation being per-
formed.
The Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Ma
sons will meet in Charleston next week.
Last week it was announced that on &C.
count of this meeting thee Il w. c. r r.
would sell round trip tickets on the 7th
inst. This was an error. The tickets will
be on sale on the llth and 18th, good until
18th inclusive. The round trip fare from
Anderson is $ll.05.
Mrs. Andrew Allen, living at the cid
Anderson Moore homestead q few miles
east of this place, fell and broke one Of her
lower limbs yesterday. 1t seems that she
was watering her COW and in some way
the COW became frightened and began run
ming throwing Mrs. Allen to the ground,
breaking her leg. She was resting easy at
last reports.-Honca Path Chronicle.
Abbevile Press and Banner: Mar
ried, at home, Tuesday evening, February
lst. att o'clock, by Rev. Henry Stokes
Miss Katie Powell, Of Mount Carmel, to
Dr.. J d. Walker, of Anderson. This WAS
q pretty home wedding, and the bride was
the recipient of many beautiful presents
DR.. and Mrs Walker will make their
home in the city of Anderson, where they
will bo welcomed by many friends
Married. on "Wednesday afternoon, Feb
rusry .. lS9S, at the residence of ". +.
Cox. in this city, by Rev. o l.. Martin.
Mr.. Frank New. Sawyer, of North Caro-
lima. an;! Miss Corrie Poore eldest daugh
ter OF the ,ale T. II. Pcore. Immediately
:.fte! the ceremony ihe happy couple lef;
for "a trip To tho groom home in North
Carnliua. Mr.. Sawyer is he supervising
architect of the new Court House, and is
fortunate in his selection OF :. bride, who
is most excellent yonng lady.
Walter Morton. the negro who we men