The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-04-03

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That will reach out TO us 'oau
"reehViile Nens: What appeared :, ho
me regnila of an officer of the Good Tsn'
pia.s was found near Mr.. John W. S;tton's
=; III AnnerG9n ,;i county, Brushy Creek p. O.,
was supposed to have been blown ,hs,,o "i'u III
me me cyclonc 1t had printed upon II ,Is
loiioWlhg, which may be of service in as
Tneit.aih,hS nI.S whence 1t came: From w
ro'iords, & Court Street, Boston," ~
We are indebted to Hon, w ~ c;,,,o,
Minister Of the Department of Enro;n o'of'
iairs OF the Hawaiian goyernment Sai
mich . ISLANDS. for copy of the HonoIni,,
hihlahac and Directory for 1894 n CO..
.aihs an astronomical, civil and ecclesias,i-
eai calendar for the year, an official and
uusihess directory Of Honolulu. together
,i Mnh lnll statistical and general informa.
Iloh relating to the Hawaiian Islands
List Of letters remaining in the postoa,,o
NJ Anderson for the week ending Anr;I
|: JACK Acker, Willie Beal, Lewis Chan,.
per >. ID. Davis, b. l.. Davis, Lizzie Earle
Mary Il: Gailliard. q. L. Luther s r.
~ Massey. Lizzie Mccall, +. c. McDode, w.
-. Moore, Hugh McLees, Thomas NJ. Mel.
s9n, S,,: Miss 5 anne Parker, jamie Poster, Miss
ie Mattie +: Sherard, Esther Sloan, PETER
Swiss. Willie Sutherland, Patsy Walkor
Wade Walker. "'"ei'
- Mrs. Kate Kennedy, wife of Mr.. Michael
Kennedy, died at the residence of her nus.
oahd III this city last Tuesday morning
after brief illness, aged 4S wears. Mrs.
Kennedy came 20 Anderson from Cbarjes.
tol with her husband about three wears
ago. She leaves husband and four chill.
dren' nesihes many friends, TO mourn ber
death. She was member of the Catholic
Ihurch IN this city, and her remains were
inferred IN the Cemetery adjacent to that
eharch on Wednesday morning.
Our, report of the cyclone of last week.
though burriedly gotten up, was in tho
main correct. Mr. and Mrs Osborne Wat
klns: who were reported missing, came I'm
all right. gentleman. who has been over
portions OF The track Of the cyclone, says it
IS impossible to describe the work of the
storm, or to estimate the vast damage sus.
sssihed; Those who suffered by the storm
aave been generously assisted by their
friends and neighbors in rebuilding their
houses and In providing provisions and
clothing.
Mrs. Mary p. Maxwell, relict of the late
Capt. Robert Maxwell, of this County. died
ut her residence in Pendleton from tvnhnid
ieSer on wednesday morning. 2Gtli ult.
Mrs. Maxwell was All accomplished and
elegant lady, respected and esteemed: by all
who had the pleasure of her acquaintance.
n nj fIe-f of1
nine years OF age, and had been for many
years devoted member Of the Pendeton
Baptist Church. Her remains were inferred
IN the Baptist Church cemetery ut Pendle-
ton on Thursday, after appropriate funeral
services, conducted by the pastor, Rev. q.
P. Erwin.
Last Saturday night, between II and II
O'Clock. oar citizens were aroused by the
cry of fire. Mr.. Harry McGrath. while
riding past Messrs. Brown Bros. store.
which has glass front, noticed blaze in
side, and ut once gave the alarm, which
was re-sounded by Mr.. A. G. Means, who
Means ran to the scene, and, with the as.
s,stance OF Mr.. McGrath, broke open the |
door. The smoke from the burning goods |
was very sitting, but these two gentlemen
went ~ and began to subdue the flames.
BY t his time the alarm b:camc general, and |
d ia'Ee crown soon gathered. The lire had |
caught about the center of the west side of |
the store, and was rapidly consuming the |
goods piled upon the shelves. BY hard |
work the shelves were soon cE.ptied of their |
and the flames extinguished. A
few minutes later and Anderson would |
have hud disastrous cclfagration. The |
fire is supposed to haye been caused by rats
and matches, as there were several gross Of |
the latter piled upon the bottom shelf |
where the fire was burning. The damage |
to Messrs. Brown Bros. stock is estimated |
at about $500, which is covered by insu-
rance.