The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-02-22

u eAchahge gives the following treat.
hieht LOT Group: Wiring linen clo,b
cotton will do, bu, linen 10 prer.rah,. ,,,
o' coid water, place it upon the cbila,s
throat and chest and then fold u dry a,r.
mel wrap carefully over it. Warm IN.
childs feet with hot stones if ucc.ss,rv ,nd
cover with plenty Of bed clo,he, and H., !,
go To sleep. When it wakes vou c,,rn,
perceive that il even ha, n cold uoo,. ~. !.
g charm" ''Ae
Is fulhored around here that the rail.
road authorities, at an carly d,v ;,.an,,
transferring our present combination pas.
sehser and freight train to The Greepyille
enu, ana making the main line, frei,ht nc
wen as passenger, from Columbia To wal.
i,a''a. we have made inquiry of some ~
TIC railroad men in regard to the pr,n,,od
Change, but you know il is said ,ho, ~.
never open their mouths enly when ask ed
" nave something to eat or take u drink
ana OF course could rot get any inform,.
ton.
lhe election upon the question of "Sub.
scrlptlon' or mo Subscription" To ,he
Carolina, Chicago & Cumberland Gan Rail.
road will be held in Williamson. for VII.
mansion township, on next Tuesday An
.i"ai''ie'' electors in the township can vote
!" '''is election. There should be fu,l
turnout OF all citizens of the township at
THIS vote, i'll order that there NAV hero,f,er
DC no complaint that there was small vote
lhe amount proposed to be subscribed Is
SIX thousand dollars. to be raised in tbrce
equal annual insallmcnts, to be collected
as other taxes OH the property of the town.
ship.
AT meeting of the Palmetto Riilemen
OF this city on Monday night. Lieutenanls
Hill, Maxwell and Orr were appointed to
represent the Company in Convention
composed Of delegates representing the va.
rious Companies Of tho Third Regiment 8
V. T., which met in Greenvllc on last
lueshay night for the purpose Of nominat-
ing Held officers for that Regiment From
Il private telegram received in the city on
wednesday morning, We learn that Cant
John Is. Allen, OF the Palmetto Riile,ncu.
has received the nomination for Lieutenant,
Coiohel OF the Regiment. Who the other
nominees are, we were unable to loarn.
AT the lant meeting o! the State Grange in
oolumDia resolution wau adopted request
ing the Worthy Master to communicate
with the Lecturer of the National Grange
Tor the purpose of securing his services MS n
lecturer on Grange subjects in South Caro-.
lima during the month Of Nav, p5o-
vided that not less than two meetings he
secured to hear him in each Congressional
District. The Worthy Master is now in
communication with the Masters of the
subordinate Oranges in South Carolina re-
questing them to arrange during the month
or March for such meetings and report tie
re- OF their efforts to him by the lU. Of
Apr :.
Mrs. +. b. Cunningham the widow of
the late Thomas Cunningham, died at her
residence in Savannah township ON last
Monday, ut the advanced age of sixty. five
years, after painful anu protractcd illness
of about twelve months. Mrs. Cunning
ham was a most excellent and highly re-
spectcd lady, and leaves many relatives
and friends who will cherish the memory
of her many admirable traits of character.
She was for many years one of the n
Jealous AMI valuable lady members of the
Roberts Presbyterian Church. Her funeral
services were conducted in this Church on
last Tuesday by the Rev T. C. Lyon, and
the remains placed to rest in the adjoining
cemetery.
Mrs. Mary A. Morris, widow of the late
Edward Morris, Of Charleston, died al her
residence in this city on last Sunday morn
ing, after an illness of several months.
Mrs Morris vas born in the 7th of January.
1915, and until a few years previous to the
war resided in Charleston since which time
she has lived in Anderson She was
lady of fine culture and refinement aud
possessed Of intelligence OF high order She
was member Of Grace Episcopal Church
in this city, and from its foundation has
been one Of its most ardent supporters and
liberal contributors She was all elegant
lady, and had many friends in this COM
munity. The funeral service of the Epis-
copal Church was performed over her re-
mains in Grace Church on last Monday
afternoon, after which her remains were
interred in the Presbyterian Cemetery.
On last Sunday morning colored infant
was found dead on the plantation Of Mr. 8.
Bleckley, about six miles East Of Ander-
son. on the WILLIAMSON road. Trial JUS
tice J. C. Whitfield was notified Of the fact,
and Immediately repaired to the place and
empanelled jury of inquest. The testi-
mony before the jury proved that the infant
was the offspring of colored woman
named Lula Shearard, who resided on the
place DR.. NJ. l.. Sharpe made post r.
tenn examination Of the infant, and tes' lied
that it was his opinion that it had never
breathed. After hearing the evidence, the
jury rendered a verdict in accordance with
the above facts. 1t appeared that the in
FAINT, after ito birth, had been carried out OF
the house and deposited under stump in
the woods, where it was found.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
Tribble, of our city, will regret to learn Of
the death of their interesting little daugh-
ter, Helena Brown Tribble, which occurred
on last Saturday evening, after an illness OF
several days from catarrhal fever. A bright
and beautiful child OF three years, five
months and twenty -four days, she not only
was the Joy and darling Of devoted parents
but the admired and beloved object OF those
with whom she came in association. With
nm ;,tollinnnna Elr haynnd her years,