The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-01-05

j. Bslton Watson on the 2Oth of Noyem-
Der last. The robe was found in Perrin's
house.
Mr.. w. X. Carlisle. of Union, S. c.. has
been spending few days IN the city visit
ing relatives. Mr.. Carlisle is most wor.
thy young man. aud one of the most eff
cient employs ees in the service OF the South
ern Railroad.
Your attentson is directed to the new
advertisement of Is O. Evans IL Co. They
nave lot of ovcrcoats which they are
Offering at So 90 each for the next three
Gays. Ii you want bargain give them u
call this week.
Mr.. G Il Fripp and family, who have
been residing In Anderson for several
months, have returned to Columbia, their
former home Mr. and Mrs. Fripp have
many friends in the city who regretted to
see them leave.
Married, on December 23. 1897. by Rev.
ID. J.. Soearman and ut his residence. Mr..
j. ii. iliott and Miss Rosa Barkley. Also.
Oh the same day and mt The same place
Mr.. j. w. Fowler and Miss Mary Newton.
All ot Anderson County
Col. John w. Clarke has heen appoia,ed
travelling freight agent Of the Plant syste,n
aud the Charleston and Western Carolina
Railroad. He will make Augusta his
home and headquarters, and travel from
here.-.4 "gustu CHronicic.
Mr.. John w. Todd Deputy Grand
Dictator OF the Grand Lodge OF knights of
Honor of South Carolina. viii make an
official visit 70 Anderson Lodge, No. 2p},
this "wednesday evening. All OF fhe
members are urged TO attend.
Rev. j. Walter Dickson, the popular
Presiding Elder Of the Columbia District,
who has been visiting relatives in tho
Fork, was in the city yesterday and raye
us all appreciated call. His many friends
are always delighted TO greet him in
Anderson.
Married. on "Wednesday. December 20,
1897. AZ the residence OF &. NJ Kav, by
Rev. y. q. Wright Mr. Robert t. Bran
yon and Miss Florrie Kay. all OF Ander
son County. After the marriage most
delicious supper was enjoyed BY the wed :
ding party.
Messrs. George f Clann, of Providence
Il. L., and Il. V. French, OF BOSTON Mase.
have been spending few days in the CITY
These gentlemen are electrical experts and
came here Ia examine our electrical plant.
They made thorough examination OF the
plant and commended IL very highly.
Mr.. Clarence ii. Smith died at the
home OF his father, Rev. G. Nc Smith. near
Newry. Thursday, December 23rd, 1897, at
the age of :,S years He leaves a wife and
one child, together with host of friends
and relatives TO mourn his death. The
burial took place ut Fairview Church
DR.. w Avery. OF Rock Hill, s. c.. has
located in Anderson for the practice of
dentistry, aud will have h:s offfic.. III the
CoX-Townsend building. DIR. Avery Is a
brother OF Mrs Richard Laughlin, and is
a most excellent young gentleman We
extend him cordial welcome to Auder-
son.
Mr.. s. r. Tins, of Garvin Township,
has commenced the erection of his mill on
Six-and Twenty. and hopes to have 1t
completed in Il few weeks. He proposes
to put in the latest improved machinery
Tor grinding both wheat and corn, and he
will no doubt be literally patronized BY
tha :2z2i:ie &C his section
President Norris publishe, card in
another column calling a meeting of the
Cotton Growers Association in this city
next Monday, 10th inst Meetings will be
held In all Of the townships of the County
ne1s Saturday 10 elect delegates to the
County Association, aud these meetinps
shoulG be attended by all of the farmers.
After long illness Mrs Amanda Wal.
ker died at her home in Garvin Township
last Wednesday, aged 65 years. Her re.
mairs we're inferred at Lebanon Church.
the funeral being conducted by Rev. ] j.
Beck She had long been devoted men,
ber Of the Baptist Church, and leaves q
wide circle OF friends to mourn her death.
Tho Pelzer Herald of the lst inst saws
AT a pegro frolic Saturday evening near
Wade Rogers house, Ben Ovens shot Geo.
Hogers through the throat. killing him.
Rogerp had ,, asked him for Christmas gift
and be replied 4all right. d-u you. here
is;s." end si,oE hin down. Owens made
his escape aid is still at large. Rogers
died Sunday night"
The Honea Path Dramatic Club will
render that beautiful au1 popular drama,
Our Folks" in the Academy in that
town on next Friday evening, 7th inst,
beginning at s O'Clock. The admission
price is rs and 30 cents The cast of char
acters is strong one and those who ct
teud the play will enjoy 1t. Ws bespeak
for the CluD large audience.
Tomorrow Thursday the election on
the question Of subscribing 1000 to tho
Black Diamond Railroad will take place in
this city. Every voter should not neglect
TO carry to the polls his city registration
certificate. his Stale registration Certificate
and his poll tax receipt, If he is not ex-
enpt from poll tax. These he will be re-
quired to exhibit TO the managers of the
election before voting.
The lying tongue is again at work. z
few day 3 ago negro child, who lives ia.
Mrs. jamie Todd's yard, was attacked with
9 mild case ct chicken po1, and some one
Immediately spread the report that it was
a case OF smallpox. DR.. J.O Wilhite,
chairman of the Board OF Health, and
several other phs aiciens etiiinteiy in
vestigated the matter and all Of them pro-
nounced it chicken pox in a mild form.
Married, on wednesday, December ~.
1897. at the residence of the BRIDES father,
Mr.. p NJ. GefsiDger, by Rev.J B. Her
ron, Mr.. Charlie LOFTS and Miss L. T.
Gs,singer. both Of Anderson County. The
attendants were Mr.. j. II Get,inger aud
Miss Augusta Schultz. Mr.. Gambreh
LOFTS and Miss Florence Ashley. After
the ceremony sumpiuous dinner was
se.ved, which was highly enjoyed by the
merry guests
Married, on Wednesday. December 2.
1887, ut the residence OF the brides father,