The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-01-10

Brown, Osborne x Co. have lust
| opened UP and are now showing an i'm
melse stock of Spring dry goods. and
are making il speciality of cmbroidc,irs
laccs. pcrcalcs, blcachcd muslins. mus
lin underwear, ginghams. Sc, and
goods particularly adapted to immcdi
ate use. They extend an invitation to
the Wholesale trade us well us the re-
tai trade. Their wholesale business
has made rapid progress, and is in
creating almost daily. Why send your
money away from home when you get
just as much for it here.
Rev. j. II. Thornwell, -. d., will
deliver his celebrated lecture, "What
q Country Pars0n Saw in Europe" in
the Presbyterian Church next Tues
day night, 10th inst, ut 80 o'clock.
wherever this lecture has been heard
1T has elected the highest praise. In
1T DIR. Thornwcll is ut his best in pa
thos. III humor and inmind descriptions
ana 1t gives lis pleasure to announce
this rare treat 40 the citizens Of Andcr-
son. Admittance, - cents; children.
under Is years. H. cents. The proceeds
VIII be devoted toa worthy object. We
| DcSprak for the lecturer Il large audi
| cncc.
| Our clever friend. Robert VI. Shirley.
| Oh li"nra Path, WAS in the city Monday,
ana gave us an appreciated call. He
informed us that the live, progressive
| citizens OF llonca Path undetermined
to build Il cotton mill in The town. and
that 1t is now an assured fact. We are
more than pleased to hear this, and
hope ere another twelve months to SEQ
the mill manufacturing cloth. II is an
enterprise that every citizen in that
section OF the County should lend Il
helping hand, by subscribing literally
to the capital stock. They will find i,
Il good investment.
The Greenvillc .NcwS, of the 6tl
inst, says: Capt. j. a. Mooney, of thi.
city, and George T.. Prince. of Andcr-
SOD, are accused of being avOwcd can
didatcs for Solicitor of tho Eighth Cir
cult, but Captain Mooney said last night
that he had not made up his mind OF,
the subject vet, though he understood
that Sir. Prince had declared his intcn-
ton of making the race. j. T.. Bogys,
OF Pickens, and w. \. Grayton, of Alb
bevillc, are also said to be candidates.
AS the readers Of the Greenvillc .News
will remember that Solicitor Anscl has
announced his determination not to run
for the place again."
MIR. Robert &. Archer died Mt his
home in .IonesborO, Ga, last Wednesday
night, aged G2 years. He had been af-
fficted with rheumatism for several year
and was great sufferer. Mr.. Archer
was the eldest son of the late VIM. NJ.
Archer by his first marriage, and q
brother Of Mrs. j. Fleet. Clinkscalcs, OF
this city. He was born and reared in
Anderson andmovel to Georgia num-
Der of years ago. He served his State
faithfully through the civil war as Il
member of Orr's Regiment, and has
many old friends in this County who
will regret to hear Of his death. lie
leaves Il widow, one son AMI one tlaugh-
ter to mourn his death.
Mr.. Mary brennan, relict of the late
VIM. brennan, died Mt the home of her
son, Mr.. David NJ. brennan, in this
city. last Monday afternoon, aged 20
years. She was i'll only a few days with
pneumonia, and the announcement of
her death was great shock to her
friends, many Of whom knew nothing
OF her illness. The deceased was the
eldest daughter of the late Reuben
Richey, and had lived all her life in and
near the city. She was an exemplary
woman, and by her gentle disposition
and kindness of heart she made n friend
Of every acquaintance. She was u
member OF Concord A. r. Presbyterian
Church. where her remains were in
tered Tuesday by the side of her hus-
band. Rev. j. n. H. Summerel conduct
ing the funeral services. Five children
are left to cherish her memory.
DR.. d. A. Simmons and wife and
their daughter, Mrs. De Gaugh, of
Sherman, Texas, were in the city this
week visiting the family of Col. j. N.
Brown. DR.. Simmons is relative of
Mrs. Brown and sister of Mrs. w. f.
M. FAINT, of the Fork, and descendant
of Col Thomas Farrar, one of the pio-
neer settlers of the Fork. and sheriff of
PendletOn District for many years.
Judge TheO. McCaleb, formerly Judge
OF the United States Court of Louisi-
ana is of the same family, his mother
being q daughter Of Col. Farrar. DR..
Simmons ia son of Rev. David Sim
mons, and was gallant soldier in Orr's
Regiment, and still suffering from q
wound received at the WILDERNESS,
May, 8. 1864.
Mr.. John Ashley died ut his home in
this County on the 4th inst, aged 81
years. He had a stroke of paralysis
about six years ago and had been in
feeble health ever since. Ha horo b;a