The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-02-15

Mr.. W. Beatty Gossctt, formerly OF
Anderson but now engaged in business
in Quincy, Fla, was in the city yes
tcrday on his way to New York. He
looks hale and hearty, and is well
pleased with his new home
Rev. j. c. Johnes returned on Tues
day from Anderson, where he went to
preach on Sunday. He thinks that
Anderson is one of the most progress
sive towns that he has ever seen in the
South -l'orhrilIc Enquirer.
Mrs. Helen l.. Bullock, of Elmira, n.
v, national organizer OF the w. G.. II.
T.. will lecture i'll the City Hall Mon
day. Feb. Goth, at s o'clock, p. m. The
ladies of or local Union earnestly and
cordially invite the public to be pres
cnt.
The Court OF General Sessions con-
vencs next Monday. The term will be
a busy one, as there are about thirty
prisoners in Jail, besides number who
are out on bond. awaiting trial. Jul
rors and witnesses should be on hand
promptly.
The continued bad weather has inter
fcrcd considerably with the country
mail service the past two weeks. On
account of the high waters on the
streams and the bad condition of the
roads the carriers were unable to make
their usual trips.
When You attend Court next week
give Riley's Dining Room a call, next
door to the INTELLIGENcEH building, if
you want to get Il good meal at a low
price. Mrs. Riley superintcnds the
table and knows just how to prepare
and serve you Il square meal.
The dance at the Hotel ChiquoIa last
night was most enjoyable occasion
and attracted a large crowd of young
people, many visitors being present
from neighboring towns. The music
was furnished by the Fifth Massachu
setts Regiment Band, now encamped
at Greenville.
The Charleston and Western Caro-
lima Railway beg to announce that all
one thousand mile books of their issue
sold after February Sth, 1899, will be
honored for passage over the Colum
bia, Newberry and Laurens and Allan
tic Coast Line Railways. The atten
ton of the drummers are especially
called to this arrangement.
The Hartwell (Ga.l Sun says: "Mr.
r. II. Dove died at his home near
Bowersville, Ga, on Monday morning,
February 9th, 1899, of peritonitis. He
was about 70 years old. He was Il citi-
zen of Hart County for about fourteen
years. He leaves wife and two grown
children. Anderson, S. c., papers are
requested to publish notice of his
death"
Mr.. r. W. Henderson, of Anderson,
formerly corporal in company c, First
South Carolina Regiment. has returned
from trip to Cuba. He reports the
Second Regiment doing very well, but
wanting to come home. Business
there, he says, is unstable, but it is the
general expectation that there will be
IL "better time ahead next fall.-Co-
inmbid State, 1874.
We invite your attention to the adj
vertisemcnt of the bicycle department
of the Sullivan Hardware Co. The
manager OF this department, Mr.. w.
w. Sullivan, thoroughly understands
his business, and is now ready to show
YOU the 80 models. He handles the
most reliable wheels manufactured,
and if you contemplate buying one be
sure and give him Il call. His prices
will please you.
The Seneca correspondent of the
Oconcc Ncms says: "Alr. j. Nit Simp-
son, half brother of Mrs. DR.. j. B..
Brown, who left this place about three
years ago to take charge of Mr. NJ. w.
Colcman's orange grove in Fla. was
shot and killed near Tampa, on Feb. 3.
Full particulars not known. He WAS
thirty-tivc years old" Mr.. Simpson
has Il number of friends and relatives
in Anderson County who will regret to
hear OF his death
The marriage Of Miss Rosabcllc
Smart. of Troy, and Rev j. +. Single
ton, of pcndlcton, 5. c.. has been an
nounccd to take place ut the home OF
the bride ON Feb. 2lSt at 1920 i'll the
forenoon. Miss Smart has visited i'll
Abbcvillc and many people will extend
to her good wishes for her future life,
Rev. Mr.. Singleton has preached in the
Baptist Church ut this place during
two plotractcd meetings and our pco-
pie congratulate him on the good luck.
--lbbcrdlc -Hcdinm.