The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-08-08

las tuduy oIo 1flouub, Wuo axe uoi1Sotoo
to greet him.
Mr.. W. N. Cox, of the Toney Creek
section. while getting some corn out Of
his crib few days ago, was bitten on his
right hand by highland moocasin, and
1t came near proving fatal. However, he
received prompt attention from physi-
clan, and ia now, we are glad to say, able
to be out again.
The thanks of the devil, the printers
and the editors Of the INTELLIGEECER are
rendered to Mr.. P. B. Gentry for deli
cious IS pound watermelon, which he pre-
sented to US last Monday. Mr.. Gentry is
one of Broadway's most energetic farmers,
and our devil says if be will run for some
Office, he will get the vote of the INTELLI-
GENCER crew.
Miss Fannie Horton, daughter of Mr.. ].
e. Horton, of Belton. has been elected 30
one of the teachers Of the Piedmont high
School. There were twenty-five appli.
cants for the position, and the fact that
Miss Horton was selected out of that num-
ber is quite compliment to her. She is
q worthy young lady, and will discharge
her duties faithfully.
The Chicago Ledger has struck the nail
on the head by starting in its issue of Au-
gust 1st q facinating loye story entitled,
Caught In the Strike." It deals with the
late A. r. q. strike, giving names and
places familiar to many of our readers.
the story, will be mailed free on applica-
ton the Chicago Ledger, Chicago, Ill.
Last week, by request, we corrected the
report that had been circulated announc.
ing the death of Mrs. E.J. Earle, but be.
fore the ink on the papers got dry the sad
news came That the Angel OF Death had
come and carried her soul into eternity.
Our Hollands Store correspondent gives
the particulars of her death. To the be-
resYed family We tender our syrnpathies.
The Pendleton Democratic Club met in
Farme1s' Hall at Pendleton, on Saturday,
4th August, and re-organized by re,elect.
ing the following officers: President, E..
a.. Shank4in Vice. President, Samuel
McCrary !; Secretary, John Culbertson; ;
Member of County Executive Committee,
Samuel McCrary. The following dele.
gates were elected to the County Conven-
ton: Charlie Boggs, 8, P. Hall, Arthur
Buchanan, John Culbertson and Samuel
McCrary.
The Young Ladies Mission Society Of
the Presbyterian Church will have q
nickel socia BILE at the residence of Mrs.
Bessie Taylor, corner Of McDufhe and
Earle streets, next Friday evening, begin.
ming at 8 O'Clock. A, nickel will be the
admission fee; and refreshments will be
served. Music, recitations, etc, will be.
among the entertainments for the even
cherity, and We hope the young ladies
viii be greeted by q large crowd.
The Sunday School of the First Baptist
Church Of this city, In company with
other Sunday Schools of. the. County, will
go on an excuHion to Greenwood next
Tuesday and have q pic MIC at. the Connie
Maxwell Orphanage In that town. The
excursion train will leave Anderson at 8
O'Clock q. M, and, returning, will leave
Greenwood at p. M. Fare, for adults,
go cents !; children, 40 cents. All schools
and persons who contemplate going are
requested to notify Mr.. LIP. Smith not
later than Monday morning, SO that am
pie accommodations may be provided.
Mr.. @. Wardlaw has been offered and
has accepted position in the Hesperian
Graded School, of esburgh, Ark.
The school will open On the 18th Of Sep
tember, and Mr.. Wardlaw and his family
expect To- leave about the 1st of September.
We regret 10 see them leave Anderson,
and to their new home they will carry the:
best wishes OF their many friends. The
people Of Lock esburgh could not have se-
cured q more competent man In their
school, for he will not only prove an effi.
3cient teacher, but good citizen, who will
always be interested in the welfare Of The
town.
The following ara the appointments for
the County campaign: Fork, at Double
Springs, on Saturday, August 1lth; Sa-
August 14th Dark Corner, at Cooks, on
,Craytonviile. on Friday, August 18th;
Williamson, al Williamson, on satur-
day, August 18th ). Brushy Creek, at
Mountain Springs, on Tuesday, August
.2lst; Pendletop, at Sandy Springs; on
Wednesday, August; 22nd. If you want
to keep up with the appointments clip this
paragraph and put IL in your pocket for
reference.
On yesterday Campaign day. the city
employed only three extra policemen, Il.
z. 81. Nance, Oliver Bolt and j. A.
Welch. At the request of the Democratic
Executive Committee fne following gen.
.tlemen, mem bers of the committee Of re.
.ception, consented to act as special mar
shals for the day, and were sworn In as
extra policemen by mayor Tolly: Hons.
J. Bolton Watson, 8. N. Pearman, w. I.
McGill, Thos. B. Earle, W.T.. Dean and
j. T.. Glenn. They are to be commended
for their willingness to help preserve or.
der and quiet, for the position is not de.
s:rable one.
Rev. "a. A.. Marshall, of Lyerly, Ga,
but formerly pastor of the First Baptist
Church here, arrived in the city last
wednesday, and was cordially welcomed
by his many friends. He came to spend
the month Of August in Anderson, and to
supply the pulpit of the Baptist Church
during the vacation of the pastor, but on
Saturday morning. received telegram
calling him home Immediately on impor-
tant business. He left on the II o'clock
train over theS. v. r. R and is expected
to return to Anderson this week. twill
beasource Of great qualification, we are
sure, to his numerous friends to know
that he has fully recovered his health.
Z The Anderson County Convention met
In the Court House last Monday and was
called to, order by John G. Watkins,
Chairman Of the County Executive Com
mittee. John E. Breazeale, Esq, was
elected Chairman OF the Convention, ID.
n. Russell and w. T. McGill Vice-Cha
men. G. N. G. Boleman Secretary and s.
N. Brown Treasurer. Senator J. Perry
Glenn was elected q member of the State
Executive Committee from this County.
"A. @. Latimer's course in Congress was
endorsed, and the Convention adjourned
without doing anything except routine
business and endorsing Mr.. Latimer.
Everything WIS in good humor and hsr.
monious. According to the vote there
were only about half the delegates present,
the County being entitled to about 180,
aud only about 80 being present.
Mrs. Magaret B. Carlisle, widow Of
Robert e. Carlisle, who was a citi.
zen of Abbeville County, died in this
city last Monday evening, after long and
painful illness, in the 81st year of her age.
Mrs. Carlisle's maiden name was Cozby,
and she was born and reared in Abbeville
County, where she resided until several
years ago, when she came to Anderson to
live with her. only daughter, Miss Belle
Carlisle, who, with one brother, Mr.. J.
M. Carlise, who lives in the Lowndesville
section, euryiYe her. Since her childhood
she had been q faithful member Of the
Presbyterian Church, and lived up to the
prOfaEsiOns of q trua Christian. SOa had