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


urg ii to attend.
We are in receipt of an invitation 7"
attend the marriage OF Miss Madgr
Waullaw End Mr.. Robert l.. Griffin,
which will take place ut Dorchester
Church ON "Wednesday afternoon, 2Sth
inst. mt 80 o'clock.
Trains No. II and is, known as the
early morning train. which ran be-
tween Grrcnvillc and Prosperity over
thr Snnth"rn Railway. NOW stops at
Greenwood instead of Prosperity. The
management claims that ii did not pay.
At the last meeting of the Robert +.
Lee Chapter of the Daughters of the
Confe.lrrncy Mrs. j. p. Sullivan read IL
very interesting csSily on the subject.
"Portlv in South Caroina.' We have
src,uc, II copy of the essay aud Will
publish it next week.
Our subscribers will please bear in
mind that the paper needs money.
Some of hem have been Very thought
fnl about paving something on their
subscription, but 4 number OF others
have failed TO realize the Importance
of these small amounts.
Little Louise. infant daughter OF Mr..
anL Mrs j. w. Whitaker. of Rock
| Mills Township. died Saturday, the
10th inst, after Il short illness and
WIS buried ut New Prospect Church
| tic following Sunday. he funclfIl
services were conducted by Rev. w.
b. Hlwkins.
The members of the Baptist Church
of Westminster have adopted rrss'ln-
tions on account of their retiring pas
tor. the Rev. ID. w. IIiott The de-
partl,le to another field of labor of Mr..
Hiott is regretted not only by the Bap-
fists. but by I'LL church going people OF
the community.
Let some of the progressive farmers
of Anderson get the genuine ribbon
cane for their next years syrup. 1t
several in the ncighbnrhood will join
in ordering, the cost will be very little.
1t can be purchased III any of the lower
counties anil the molasses can be re-
tailed in Anderson for 50cents Il gallon.
We want our readers to know that
the circulation of the lNTELLIGENcER
is steadily increasing. Occasionally
we lose Il subscriber, especially when
it is to our interest to lose him, but the
circulation registers II larger number
every week, and this too, without any
! canvass being made by us forsubsciib
trs.
Miss Ella c. Davidson. who is mis-
sionary to China, is in the city and
will address ladies ut the Presbyterian
Church this afternoon ut 3.3O, o'clock.
No gentlemen are expected. Miss Da-
wilson will appear in Chinese costume.
The children a,e invited to meet Miss
Davidson at the Church Thursday
afternoon at $3.50 and the ladies also if
| they desire. Miss Davidson is al An
derson County lady and is homo on II
vacation.
The members of the Alumnac Asso-
citation nf the Williamson Female
College have arranged with the Rnt-
gers Glce Club, of New Jersey, to give
/ i'm entertainment in lheIollcge Chapel
ON "Wednesday evening, 2Sth Inst.
This Club is composed OF 2G members,
who give one of the best cltertalli-
mcuts ever heard on Il Southern stage.
A small admission fee will be charged.
If YOU want the value Of your money,
go and hear this club.
The theatre goers of this city are
very much pleased with the Myrklc 81
Harder Company, which is filling q
three nights, engagement with Mama
ger Breuzealc. They were greeted
with good houses Monday and Tuesday
night and will probably have q crowd
ed house tonight to witness "Was She
Guilty. Or Free at Last" This is
said TO be their strongest play. and as
each character has been unusually we'll
sustained in the two plays already pre-
sented, IL disappointment can scarcely
be expected.
The Columbia State; of the 18th inst,
says: "Nlr. A. Beatty Sherarl, who
resigned his position on the Reg's'cr
several days ago, will enter actively
upon the practice of law. he expects
to locate in Columbia. MIR. Shei;ird is
Il young man of sterling qualities. and
had bright future ahead of him in
jourimlisn. but he prefers to practice
his profession Mr.. Slcrarl is ma
tivc of Anderson County, and his many
friends here will join us in wishing him
much success in the practice OF law Ill
Columbia.
President Mckinley will visit ALL
gusta, Ga, next Monday, 10Th inst, to
review the Second Army Corps now
stationed there. There will be Il parade
of over 5000 soldiers. public reccp-
ti0n and other attractions. and the oc..
casion will likely attract Il large crowd
of visitors to the city. The Z. q w.
G.. r. Il. has Offered Il rate of one cent Il
mile from all stations along its line.
This would make the round trip fare
from Anderson about S2.40. The sta
ton agents will take pleasure in giving
you any information.
Edgar Archer, son of Mr.. T. A. Ar
cher, twelve years old and a pupil Mt
the Gradel School, broke his leg yes
terday during 12 o'clock recess while
playing football. He had secured the
ball and was running for the goal,
when one of the boys trippcd, him.
Medical assistance was Immediately
sent for and DIR. j. c. Harris responded
and took charge. The broken bones
were soon SET and the suffering !att
sent home. The leg was broken be-
tween the ankle and the knee, and we
learn that both bones were broken.
The Ncwberry Obserrer of the !tll
inst. saws: "Alls. j. \. Daniels died
at her home in the city yesterday cvcn-
Ing at 8 o'clock. The funeral service
u.;Il Lo c,,,lnrtrI nt the house this