The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-01-25


n al Miss !. y. MctNnn,ll. hut., of An
d,isnm County.
Rev. Jas. l.. Mci.in will urcnch at
Mt. Zion Church nest sunday II, the
usual hour. All the friends OF the con
grrgation are cordially invited 10 at
tend the service
Married, on Sunday. January -.
1899. hy j. \. Hall. Notary Public, n,
Flat Rock ltupi>I rlurh Mir. +. G..
Davis and Miss rallahanl. all
of And'l>"n Counts.
RcN. -. W.>i"u lliou has moved
from Westminster +" 'ioNn>illc, and
has accepted a,.ill +" preach az Gross
Roads. in Ocnnrc nuniy. in addition
tn his other lin,ci,t>.
Mc>sr>. q. l.. Moore and II II. Ackrr
have purchased he stock of goods Of
MrS>rS. J. J.. Sulliyan% X Co.. and viii
continue the business III lnr old stand
We wish them hi. success.
Miss Mitlie 'I'libblc has .nnctn Ride.
Spring. :. G., whrlc She has accepted
Il r">iti"Il - lracl": in Inc graded
school. We .inil lri t,i.iil- IN wishing
her plc:i>:t,. >ujuuii ,hrlr.
Married. on "Wednesday. January is
lS9l. M the home ui The brides parents
IN Corner Township, by Rev }. Y.
Black, Mr. 'l'. Sinr>"n aud Miss Mice
Mcdonnell. both oi Anderson County.
Married. on "Wednesday. .IG,,aly IS
is99, at he home of thu brides nnthcr
Mrs. Kate N;nudwin, ia Williaui,tui,
by Rev. G. W. l,ms~ry. Mr. Hugh g.
Wallace. "i l.aulrnS County. :. c. and
Miss Emma Goouwiu.
Mr.. Il. Il. King, who has been clerk
ing in Il hotel at Buffalo. y. I.. is
>pcndin" IL few days in he city visiting
relatives. He expects to go shortly to
Hot Springs. Ark, where he has az
ceptrd Il rositnu in II large hotel "i
that city.
Mr.. Will W. Sullivan. who is NOW
travelling" for n leading bicycle man.l-
faciniin. company, has hrcn confined
t" his home in this city the past week
or two with the In grippe. bat. we are.
glad to say. is able t" h ont again
He reports business good.
Married, az The rrsidenc, ui the
brides mother, Mrs Sarah G.. Jordan,
on December os, 1898 by Rev. e.. NJ.
Rogers. Mr.. Henry Stanscll, OF Green
Vile County. and Miss Ella Jordan, of
Anderson County. The attendants
We're Miss lla-sie Jordan and Mr.. Hub
bard Beam
Mrs. w :. Sharpe and daughter.
Mrs Ii. :. Bowling. are visiting lir
family ut Capt. w. ID. EvinS at I.vin-
ston, Fla. Mrs. Howlin. expects tn
sail for Havana. Cuba. ina few days
days 10 Join her husband. who is =,
Lieutenant in the second South Caro-
lima Regiment
Married III the residence of The
brides father, Mr. \. Marion Rogers
OH Thursday, January >. 1899. by Rev.
G. NJ. Rogers. Mr.. w. IL. Bryant and
Miss Georgia Rogers. both of Amdcr-
son County. The attendants were Miss
Ada Rogers with Mr.. Sydney w. Hall.
and Miss Eva Gnyton with Mr.. Monroe
Hanks.
Mr.. y. I. Newell. one. uf onr most
progressive young farmers has Just re-
ceivcd two fine head of cattle from
Kansas. They are of the Hereford
breed. which are recognized rs tht. best
cattle III tlIe United States. They
were III j. i. FJetWcll's stables yce,cr-
day and attracted the ndmi,aiinn nf
every person who saw them
The Young MEMS Hnsimr>s Lraunc
and the Merchants Protective Associ;-
ton held IN enthusiastic meeting :t
the City Hall Il few evenings ago.
Both organizations united for the pur-
pose or indnc!ng investors 10 cast their
lot in Anderson. This is step in the
right direction, and both organizations
should have the support and cncour-
agcmcnL Of every one of our citizens.
Mr.. Robert Il. CEamblcr died at his
home in Ccntcrville Township last
Monday evening, after Il brief illness
with pneumonia. His remains were in
tered at Mountain Greek Church to-
day. Mr.. Chamhlc. was about 20 yea, 3
OF age. and wns born and reared and
spent most of his life in Anderson
County. He was ali industrious and
successful farmer, IN honest man. Il
kind ncighb"r. ami Il devoted husband
and father. He was Il brayeand faith
ful soldier in the civil war. having
served throughout in Aikcn'> RcSi-
mcnt of Cavalry. The deceased leaves
Il wife and eight children. who have
the sympathy of all their friends il,
their hcreavrnrnt
The Seneca cOrr,sI sI,"ndcni ut iIr
''i"envillc Nc~S. writing under daic of
the Goth inst, says: .Aftcr being sick
the last few years death came and re-
licvcd one OF Scncca'S leading phvsi-
clans and citizens nj $50 nclocl> last
evening. DIR. J. Il. Brown was called