The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-11-16

,f New York, who sell the goods maui /
factured by tho Brogon Mill, has been
spending few days i'll the city the |
guest OF j !. y. BROCK.
Married. on Monday afternoon at 3
the bride in Elberton, Ca. by Rev. j.
E. James, of this city,. DR.. Wilmot
Nethery, OF this city, and Miss Matte
VanDuZer of Elberton.
Some of our merchants are opening
up and placing on display their lines OF
toys and Christmas goods, and they
anticipate good trade during the holi-
day sea son. Many new things are be-
ing shown in the toy line.
w. B. Norris has sold his farm to
Seabrook Atkinson. Mr.. Norris will
move to Anderson. We recommend
him to the people of Anderson as q
good neighbor and citizen.-Six mile
correspondent OF the Pickens Sentinel.
E. H. Sears and James D. Richard
son, members of the firm of Yelling
ton, Sears g. Co., of Boston, were in
the city yesterday and the day preced-
ing as the guests of r. s. Hill. These
gentlemen handle the product of the
Gluck mill.
A tenant house occupied by a colored
family, OH the plantation OF j.. n.
Hillhouse, in Centerviile Township,
was burned last Wednesday night.
The fire was caused by the explosion
of a lamp. All the contents of tho
house were burned.
Keep on coming to Anderson to
trade The merchants here have big
stocks of goods, and sell them at prices
that will mean o saving in money to
you. Read the advertisements in The
Intelligencer and you will know where
to oct the best bargains.
A tenant .hhtt,se. .hfht,se. with all Of it's con.
tents, occupied by L.Ss :"mond, in
t1e Hebgaas5 glspt5rt9n TonDshIn of W; & aoa
Thursday afternoon. All the family
were away from home at the time, and
it ie not known how the fire origina-
ted.
The Orrville Baptist church, of which
Rev. G. NJ. Rogers is pastor, will be
dedicated next Sunday afternoon at
this city, will preach the dedication
sermon. The public generally, re-
gardless Of denomination, is invited to
attend.
IN her new advertisement this week
Mies Dora Geisberg announces that for
the next fifteen days che will donate
Millinery department. to the Anderson
Hospital Association. This is COM
mendaEie and will be highly appre cia-
ted by the Association.
Thomas MEG awley. one of the party
of Scotchmen brought to this State
under the direction of Commissioner of
Anderson to live. He has accepted
work on III. s. Dickens farm, Airing
ton. Mr.. McGawley is a young man of
energy and intelligence.
Dr. H. D. Reese, the expert and
popular optician, has returned to An
ly. He has opened his office at Atk;n-
sons drug store, and will occupy the
room in the second story, where he will
be more than pleased to greet and
serve his old friends at any time.
Our clever friend, Newton Oats, OF
Brushy Creek Township, was in the
city last Saturday and gave us an ap-
preciated call. Mr.. Oats, who is an
energetic, successful farmer, has q
collection of very old coins, one of
which is @ half dollar made in 1905.
Coins that old are very rare and bring
u big price.
Joseph Eaton was convicted at the
last term of Court in this county of
violating the dispensary law and fined
800. Eaton ia an old Confederate SOL
dier and his violation consisted of max
ing corn whiskey for his own use. On
the recommendation of the Judge and
Solicitor, Gov. Heywa has committed
the fine to S25.
Earl Rochester was convicted ut
Walhalla last week of the murder of
Walter Mills in May last, and was SEN
fenced to hang January 9th. Roches-
ter is member of prominent family
in Oconee County, and his parents
formerly lived in the Sandy Springs
section of this county. where he has
many friends and relatives.
Our clever old friend. Judge d. A.
Smith, one Of the editors and proprie-
tors Of the Keowee Courier, and the
efficient and popular Judge of Probate
Of Oc0nee County, epent last Friday in
Anderson and was welcome visitor to
The Inteliigencer Office. Judge Smith
has many friends in Anderson, and his
visits here are always source Of
pICoouk0 W oAOLus
Earl Sutherland, who waa formerly
employed as weaver in the Anderson
Cotton mills. died Friday night at his
home in Abbeville county. Mr.. Suth-
eriand was forced to give up his posi-
ton few months ago on account Of
failing health, having contracted tub
erculosls. He leaves wife to cherish
his memory. The remains were in
tered in Silver Brook cemetery Satur-
day afternoon.
r. Brooks Gooigion left on last
Monday for Baltimore to consult some
specialist in the Johns Hopkins Hos
pital in regard to some trouble of his
head. He has long been patient suf-
ferer from some affection OF his head,
supposed to have originated from q
blow received number Of years ago.
His many friends hope that he will get
permanent relief and soon RETURN
WilliamstOn News.
R. F. Mckinney. one of Carnesyille's