The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-06-21

The laying Of new, heavy atee! tails
on the Blue Ridge Railroad in progress.
ing rapidly and will soon be completed.
Receiver Beattie should again give na
two trains q day each way over tli,.
Road, especially between Anderson and
Seneca.
l.. f., infant daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. C. Kay, died in BeltOn on Fri
day, 9th inst, after 6. briefillness, aged
eleven months. The remains were
buried in the cemetery at BeltOn, Rev.
p. F. KilgOre conducting the funeral
services.
DR.. Ralph w. Brown, accompanied
by his little son, of Roanoke, Va, is
spending few days in the city visiting
his mother and other relatives. DR..
Brown is most worthy young man
and is succeeding we'll in his prOfcs-
sion in his adopted home.
Mr.. Fred G. Brown left for Ashevilic,
n. c., last Wednesday to attend the
cOnclave of the Knights Tcmplar and
Mystic Schrine. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Brown. Miss Mamie Brown. of
this city, and Miss jamie CAN'T, cf Pen
ton. and spent several days there.
The Board of Trustees Of Ncwbcrry
College have conferred the honorary
degree of doctor of divinity upon Rev.
w. w. Daniel, pastor OF the First
Methodist Church in this city, and
Rev. J. w. Daniel, of Abbevillr, both
of whom are alumni of the college in
the class of 1870.
Julian Wilton, the little thrcc-yca
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Banister.
of Varcnncs Township, died OF diabetes
last Thursday at 10 o'clock. Friday
morning the remains were laid to rest
i'll the Narennes Churchyard. The
bereaved family have the sympathy of
the entire community.
Married, on Tuesday morning, June
20. 1899. Mt $50 O'Clock, at the home of
the BRIDES parents in this city, by Rev.
w. w. Daniel, Mr.. J. w. Robinson, of
Abbevilie, S. c., and Miss Lucy Bowie.
daughter Of Mr.. j. A. Bowie. The
couple left ON the southbound South
ern train for the home of the groom.
Married, OH Thursday, June 10, 1899,
at the home of the officiating minister,
Rev. w. b. Hawkins, Mr.. w. G.. Pear
man and Miss Lula McGregor, both of
Anderson County. We join the friends
OF the bride and groom in extending
congratulations and wishing them q
happy and prosperous journey through
lf1c.
Mr.. Furman Keys. accompanied by
his mother, Mrs. w. w. Keys, Of
Greenville, spent few days in the
city. last week visiting relatives and
friends. Furman is fine looking
young man now, and holds RESPONSE
bio position with one Of the largest
wholesale dry goods firms in the city of
New York.
Last Sunday night Il burglar entered
the office of the Anderson Ice Factory
and made an effort to break into the
safe by trying to knock off the hinges
of the. door. He failed to get into the
safe, but greatly damaged it. The
drawers OF tho bOOkkecper's desk were
broken into. bnt nothing of any value
was secured.
The Elbert0n (Ga.) Tribune says /:
"Mr. John l.. Nance settled his suit
against the Southern Railway for
$4,000 last week. He was hurt IN
shake up on the Eiberton branch i'll
November, 1895, at Toccoa. Mr.. Nance
this County" Mr.. Nance is a brother
OF Judge Nance, of this city, and for
merly resided i'm this County.
Bertha, infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. j. Pink Reed, died at their home
IN TINS city hast Wednesday afternoon,
aged six months. The little one was
i'll only few hours with cholera in
fantum; On Thursday morning Rev:
y. l.. Martin conducted the funeral
services at the home of the bereaved
parents. after which the remains were
inferred in the Baptist Churchyard.
line Atlanta Journal of the 14th inst.
says: 'Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Harris
liaye issued invitations to the marriage
D0dd, which will be solemnized We'd
nesday evening, June 21st. at s O'Clock,
ut the Central Baptist Church. Mr..
Dodd ls the third son of Mr.. j. j. DOdd,
of Anderson, and is now connected
with the police department of Atlanta.
Ihe competitive examination for the
cadetship ut the United States Naval
Academy from the Third Congressional
plicants. James +. Maxwcfl, third son sol
of our townsnlan, Col. j. ID. Maxwell,
won the prize, with s. ID. Pearman, of
THE County, alternate. Both these
young gentlemen have been attending
Clemson College.
MIR. Il. A. ltatliffe, Jr., of Anderson,
s. c., is smiling upon his Rockingham
friends for a week or SO. Weregret to
know that he is little thin, caused by
overw0rk during the past several
months. Tom is one Of the successful
young men who have gone out from
Rockingham to inhabit other commun-
tiles and to say the least Of it he is one
OF the kind we are all proud to Own.-
Reidriue IN. o. ReUieiC.
Mr.. j. +. Horton, of Belton, s. c.,
who owns the desirable corner lot on
the north side of the public square, op-
posite Cason, Johnson g. Co.'S. livery
stables, was in town recently, and we
learn that he will begin the erection in
August Of q large and handsome two
or three story brick building on said
lot. This will be decided improve
provcment upon the appearance Of that
part Of our beautiful Square.-Hart-
,reH (G0.) Sun.
The Southern Railway now sells
week end tickets Saturdays and Sun
days from Columbia to Aslleville, Hen.
dersOnville, Flat Rock and Saluda at
the rate of S3, and to Spartanburg and
r H. Al ~.