The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-01

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May 21.
AIcssrs. Brown, Osborne Il Co. have
secured the services of Miss Heller
Cater, who has long been identified
with the trade Of this city. We con-
gratulatc them on this good business
stroke. Miss Helcn's superiority as ;
saleslady is well known, and now that
she will have full charge OF the dress
goods department. of this firm, hel
greater success is assured. She is now
in the Northern markets buying the
Spring stock, and hopes to greet hel
many customers and friends on her re-
turn.
The Directors of the Peoples Bank
met;l few days ago and elected the
following officers: President, j. j.
Fretwell; Vice President, L. G. Brown;
Cashier, r. NJ. Bul1iss; Assistant Cash
ier, John n. Blecklcy; Book-lleeper,
Lee G. Holleman. The Bank has
opened and is doing business at the
office of J. j. Fretwell. The contract
for the erection Of IL thrcc-story build
ing, 3Ox9O feet, Will be let in a few days
and the work will be pushed rapidly
as possible. The building will be To-
Gated on East Benson street, near the
southeast corner of the Court House
Square.
Anderson County has lost one OF its
best and most valued citizens in the
death OF Capt. james w. Poore, which
occurred ut his home in Bolton Il few
days ago. He was one Of natures no
blcmcn, true to his principles and un-
selfish in his conduct; circlmspect and
trustworthy in every relation OF life,
while his deeds Of Kindness are ever
lasting memorials OF a generous nature.
He was a most useful citizen and no
one ever doubted the reality Of his re-
ligion. He was a valiant soldier OF the
Confederacy, and his record in peace
has been marked by industry, upright
ness and faithfulness in all its obliga-
tions, precious heritage to his family
and an example worthy of emulation
in every commlnity-Greenri1lcl Noun
f0incer.
The Westminster correspondent of
the Oconec NewS says: "The wedding
OF Miss Myrtle Hiott to Mr.. John Ter
rell of Lockhart, S. c., occurred last
Wednesday at high noon at the home
of the BRIDES father, Rev. D. w. Hiott,
at Townville. They came Immediately
to Westminster to the home of the
groom's father. Mr.. NJ. A. Terrell. On
Thursday Mrs. w. L. England gave
them an elegant dinner and Friday
morning they left for Lockhart, their
future home. Miss Hiott made many
friends during her residence here and
possesses all those graccs OF mind and
heart which constitutes the real lady.
Mr.. Terrell is well known in this his
boyhood home. Many friends extend
congratulations and wisl, for them
much Joy, happiness and prosperity
Caslmeres and lightweight cloths,
says Hdlprrs B0-ar, will be i'll style
this Spring, and also during the Sum-
mer. Some OF the newest Of these
materials are charming in texture and
color. Gray, which has been SO fash
ionable all Winter, will be in favor
again, there being many different
shades to choose from. White, too, is
to be quite the rage. There are al
ready Il number of charming white
gowns being maleup i'll both cashmere
and cloth. One, very attractive, is
made with coat and skirt trimmed with
applique of cut-work. The coat is to
be worn over white chiffon waist.
One of the newest ideas is to have these
cloth suits in white or very light gray,
with the chiffon waists to be worn un-
lelneath. OF course this is only the
revival of an old fashion, but the effect
is so charming tbs wort which rcviv-
ing it.
llltictinn the March number of Har-
pcr'S Magazine is especially rich. Bran
der Matthews contributes Il character
istic short story. Ion the Steps OF the
City Hail." illustrated by w. Il. Smcd-
Ter. Under the title ..lVithout the
Courts" Sarah Barnwcll Elliot contrib
lltcs Il vivid picture of Il critical phase
of Southern life not unlike that which
she portrayed i'll her noted story, Al
Incident 1.-The Rented House,, by
Octave cTllanet. iSancXtremely interest
ing psychological story ofanatogethel
original style. Another short story tlat
deserves attention is .''rhc Way of the
Cross; by Stephen Bonsal. The Span
I. Life" by William McLennan and J.
y. McIlwruitIl is concluded in this
number, and will shortly be issucdi in
book form. ..rheir Silver Wedding
Journey by ". D. Howells, is con-
tinuctl, and it is appropriately illus
stlated by W. T. Smedlcy.
Beats The KI0ndike.