The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-09-05


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Mr. Lewis McCohnell died at his home
In Varenness Township last Sunday
morning, aged about 65 years. His re.
mains were inferred at Smith Chapel on
Monday. He had been sick about three
weeks. Mr.. Mcconnell was good man
In every sense Of the word, and was
highly esteemed by his friends and neigh
bors. He leave a wife and several sons
and daughters to mourn his death.
Robbie, the 3.year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. N. Watkins, of this city, died last
Saturday afternoon after brief but pain
full illness. The little one's remains were
inferred in the Baptist Cemetery Sunday
morning, tho funeral services being con.
Quoted by Rev. a. A. Marshall. Robbie
was bright, interesting little fellow, and
his death is a sad blow to the grief.strioken
parents, who have many sythpathizers in
their bereavement.
The Abbeville Medium, OF last week,
says: "Misses Nettie Miller and Merry
Mattison after pleasant visit to Miss
Corrie McClung returned to Anderson
last Saturday. Miss Nettie Miller is well
known here and is fayorite with every
one, while Miss May Mattison although
on her first visit has, with her many win
ming ways, won any number of friends.
The next visit of the young ladies will be
looked forward to with anxious anticipa.
tion."
The Patrick Military Institute will
begin Its fall session next week. The
faculty will be composed of the follow
ing: Capt. John B. Patrick, Principal,
Instructor in Mathematics Capt. John
M. Patrick, Instructor in Ancient and
Modern Languages 1st. Lieutenant j. II.
Noland, Instructor in Bellies Letters End
Lieutenant, Thos. W. Gary, Assistant
Instructor. The Institute will open with
a large roll of Cadets, and the session
promises to be very successful one.
Last Monday Mr.. Will. Branch met
with serious and perhaps fatal accident
on the P. r. & W. G. R. r., between
Greenwood and. McCormick. Mr.. Branch
was formerly train hand on the s. v. R.
B., but latterly has been running between
Augusta and Spartanburg. While on his
way to Augusta Monday he accidentally
fell from the top of a car to the ground and
cut an ugly cash in his head. He was
still living Tuesday afternoon, but the
chances for his recovery were against
him.
+. Mrs. Hester Padget died at her home In
Smith County, Miss, on July %, 1889,
aged n years. Mrs. Padget was born and
reared in Anderson County, and was first
married to Mr.. Robert Guyton, by whom
she raised FIVE children. After the death
of Mr.. Guyton, she married Col. j. L.
Padget, with whom she moved to Missis-
sippi, where she lived until her death.
She was consistent member of the Bap.
tist Church for more than fifty years.
She leaves several children and grand.
children and host of friends in this
County to mourn her death.
While on our way to and from Honea
Path last week we stopped at the hospita.
BILE home Of our clever old friend, Capt.
Thos. W. Martin, who gave Us some of
the best peaches we have eaten this year.
Capt. Martin has torn away his old dwell
ing house and is now having a neat and
substantial new one built on the old site.
The work is being done under the super.
vision OF Mr.. Harrison Holland, most
excellent young man aud good work.
man of that community. When COM
pleted the house will present fine ap.
pearance.
The Colusa (Cal.) san, Of the oath ult,
says: During the encampment of the
Guard near sisson, a party Of several
started to climb Mt. Shasta. They all tir-
ed out and returned to camp, save 10.
Bowden, who reached the top. He regis.
tered his name, birthplace and the names
of the commanding officers. He read from
the Bible che ninth chapter Of Romans and
the seventy fifth Psalm. After remaining
one and one-half hours he started back"
Mr.. Bowden is an Anderson County boy
but has adopted California as his home,
and is meeting with success out there.
The Lecturer and Assistant Lecturer of
the County Alliance will address the sub.
Alliances at the following places on the
dates named: Moffattsville and Iva Alli-
ances at Mofattsville, on Thursday, 9th
inst, at 2 o'clock p. NJ; Union, Thursday
night, at o'clock; Rocky River, Store
vile and Flat Rock, at Carswell Institute
on Friday, 9Th inst, at 10 o'clock a. m. !;
Clinkscales and Neva, at Clinkscales'
Mill, on Friday night, at o'clock (;
Broadway and Bolton, at Meals Greek,
on Saturday, 7th inst, at 10 o'clock a. m. p;
Williamson and Calhoun, at William.
ston, on Monday, 9th inst, at 10 o'clock
a. m. The public generally are invited
to attend.
AS has been announced through the
INTELL1aENCER, the present term Of the
school at Carswell Institute will end on
Friday, 18th inst The following is brief
outline of the programme for the closing
OK ercises of the school. Forenoon, ex-
animation of classes afternoon, exami.
nation of classes and speeches by the pu'
pills; evening, speeches and other exer-
cises by the pupils. The programme will
be properly interspersed with music. J.
D. Turner, ESQ.,, will address the school
and friends some time during the day-at
II o'clock if he arrives in time for that
hour. All of the exercises will be public
and free to one and all. Prof. Brown, the
efficient Principal, extends cordial invi-