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

Dr w q McGee. surgeon dentist. has
purchased the cuft Of the late Dr.. J.C
"h,teheid and moved to Anderson, whers
ne VIII practice bis profession. lie will
also occupy the old Office of DR.. While.
he'd, over the Farmers and Merchants,
Bank. DR. MrGce il the eldest son of
Rov- NJ McGee. Of this County, aud for
toe past few years has been prac,icnr his
profession at Philadelphia Pa and VIII
minsion, Del. lie is an experienced den.
tist, "a worthy young man, aud we are
delighted to have him locate In Anderson.
bis card will appear next week.
Miss Mary L. l.nlmer died early yester-
oay morning at ber home, 10 Bncombe
street. Alter several years of pa,nfu,
suffering. the end came as "A happy ,o
lease. Miss Lstimer WAS over.ixtv ve.rs
old and was native of I.aurens County
She was daughter of tho late Fleming
ana Eliza Latimer. Her father was we'll
known citizen who moved to this oitv
about forty years ago, and for some time
conducted the Farmers Hotel on tho
Duncan corner, Main and Washington
streets. Her family connection is large
one extending oy+r Grcenvlle I.,urens
and Anderson, GrccnriU6 Nlounfa,n,,.
29th un.
1t gives us pleasure to announce ,ha,
lev. Sam =. .l:aas has tiucsti;,;; Il, Give
ono of bis celebrated lectures in the Ope.a
House, in this city, next Tuesday eveninr
Sth lust. The indications are ,i,at the
Opera House will be crowded ns never
Dsfnro. Quite n number are expected on
the railroads and not Il few have expressed
their determination To come in from the
country to hear him. lfyou have never
heard this great and original thinker. We
advise you to take advantage Of this op-
portunity, for you will never regret it,.
Admission, % cents; gallory, - cents.
deserved seats, without extra charge, mny
be secured in advance at the usual place
Mrs Othello O'Neal, wife of Mr.. Mike
ONenl. died at her home near Townvile
last Friday, after an illness OF several
weeks, aged ~ years. lJer remains wero
inferred in the Townviile baptist Church.
yard on Saturday, Rev J T. Singleton
conducting the funeral services. She
caves devoted husband and ton children
to cherish her memory. Mrs. o Neal was
born and reared near this city and was a
granddaughter Of The late Rev. Jacob Bur
riss. LII her girlhood ahe joined the Bap-
tist Church and .yss g consistent and i,svo.
ted member throughout her life. In their
soro bereavement tho husbaud and chill
dren have the sy mpathies Of wide circle
Of friends and relatives.
Miss Mamie Schrilnp aud Mr.. Thomas
William McCarley wore married ut the
residence OF the BRIDES father, Mr. Geo. I,
Schrimp in this Cannty, o. wednesday,,
January 2G, at O'clock o. III The cere-
mony was very impressively performed
by the Rev J. j Noonan. The attend
ants we're MIR. John Horton and Mics
salie Schrimp, Sir. w. King aud Miss
Mol!ic Whitaker. Immediately after ihs
ceremony refreshments were served. The
following day the bridal party were tom
dered reception ut tho residence of the
grooms father. The bride and groom re-
ceived many useful and heautitu, pres
enfs. The young couple have the hest
wishes of wide circle Of friends.
Miss Eliza IIillhouse died at tho homo
OF her brother-in-l law, Mr.. a. b. Bow.
den, In Pendieton Township, last night,
after a brief illness with pneumonia.
aged 81 years. The deceased was the
youngest daughter of the late Rev. Joseph
Hillhouse, and was born, reared and had
always resided in the section where she
died She was very intelligent woman
and ai; exemplary Christian, having been
a devoted member Of the Mt. Zion Pres
byterian Church since her girlhood. She
has wide circle Of friends, all of whom
will be pained to hear Of her death. Her
remains will be inferred 10 morrow
CThursday) at l / o'clock at Mt. Zion
Church. Rev. u. p. Reid conducting the
funeral services.
There was delightful little dance at
Hubba-d's hall Monday night aud the
following is q list Of the participants:
Misses Cora Clarke, Zoe Blecklcy, Caro-
Miller, Monte Riley, Claudia Provost,
Edna Earle. Grace Cater, Ellie Osborne.
Louise Humphries, Felicia Murray, Dit
mer Gilmer and Messrs. l.. &. Parker.
Rhett Parker, +. B. Maxwell, Joe bell,
John Sadler, T. Provost, John Cochran.
Clarence Brock. Durant Earle, Clarence
Provost. At this same hall week ago
dance was given in honor of MIR. Lau-
renee S. Davis, Of Roanoke, Va, who was
on short visit to friends here. Mr.
Davis IS one Of Rosnoke's most popular
young men, and he made many friends
in Anderson who regretted to see him
leave SO soon.
a coal black negro. who gave his name
as Walter Morton, rods into the city YES.
terday morning on very pretty bay mare
and offered to cell her to Mr.. ] S. Fowler
for the small sum Of $40. The mare is
about ak years old, l54 hands high bare.
footed all around, has a beautiful long
black tail and small sore on her right
side. and would roll readily for $I25.CO.
The low price asked for the mare and the
negro's actions aroused Mr. Fowler's sus-
picioIs, and he took charge of the animal
and turned over the negro 10 Chief of
ph,