The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-05-29


and had many friends on this side of the
Savannah who deeply regret his death.
Mr.. T. A. Whitaker, son of Mr.. J. N.
Whitaker, formerly of this County, but
now living at Hamilton, Texas. died at his
home in that place on the 14th Of last
March. The deceased was familiarly
known as I'd lck," and his old comrades
will regret to hear OF his death. He leaves
wife and one child. Mr.. j. N. " bittaker
has lost his wife and three sons since he
moved from this County to Texas.
We direct the attention of the women of
Anderson County to the address Of Mrs.
Andrew SimoDds. of Charleston, who is
chairman of the B,ard to look after the
woman's exhibit from South Carolina at
the Atlanta Exposition. The women OF
this exhibit, and the noble women of South
dress will be found on the fourth page of
the INTELLIaENcER, and II you will read
It you will learn all the particulars.
"Well, John, you seem to be under the
weather. What Is the matter ?" We re-
marked to our clever friend, John A. Aus
tin, when we met him on the street Mon
day morning. "Oh. nothing much," he
replied, "only am suffering for want Of
Sleep" "How 80 ?" we asked. "Why
little girl arrived at my house Saturday
night that hsR pair of lungs that would
wake the seven sleepers, and if that Is not
enough to cause fellow to look and feel
bad, TOO, then I don't know what would."
With this we left him to get along with
his troubles as best he could.
Capt. Jas. 7. Bacon. the genial editor of
the Edgefield Advertiser, speaks as follows
of one of Anderson's citizens: "For q year
past, our beloved friend, Gen. NJ. L. Bon
ham-or, as seems more natural and from
the.heart to ue, Millege Bonham-has
been citizen of the beautiful and enter.
prisipg Piedmont city of Anderson, where
as a lawyer, he has assumed first rank,
and where, as man and citizen, he has
won all hearts. Anderson's late memorial
exercises were extremely elaborate, In fact
absolutely splendid. And Edgefeld's Mil.
lege Bonham was the orator Of the day."
Miss Hubbard's Home School will close
lis 14th year with an exhibit Of School
Work and Methods, on Tuesday, June 4th.
The school building will be open to the
public In the morning from 10 to L. and in
the afternoon from 4.30 to z. The exhibit
was 30 much enjoyed and appreciated by
teachers and pupils have spared no pains
to make it even more complete and inter
eating this year. Music will be furnished
BY the pupils of the music department
Every one ia invited to come, especially
persons from the country for whose con-
,venience the morning hour is arranged,
but not for them exclusively. All will be
welcome.
The election of teachers OF the Graded
School took place Monday and resulted In
the choice of j. B. Atkinson, Of Chester,
now principal of the lebanon School, in
this County; assistant principal. Miss Leo.
nora @. Hubbard; primary department.,
Miss Maggie Evans, Mrs. M. e. NOVEL;,
Mrs. Lucille Baker, Miss Leila Russell and
Miss Fannie Watkins. The salaries of the
assistant principal and the primary teachers
were fixed at $50 90 per month each; teacher
OF sixth grade ct $500 per month, and
other teachers $37 80 per month: These
teachers were selected from list Of about
seYenty.fve applicants. The Trustees have
made an exceedingly good selection OF
teachers.
Prof. Harmison's Summer School Of
hook. keepipc. penmauship. 90; will open
MONDAY. June srd. ON north side OF go uare,
nyer the Merchants, Bank. The Professor
is q graduate of two Business Colleges, and
is an experienced book-keeper. He has
taught classes In Illinois, In the Qneen
City Commercial College, Of Carthage, Mo;
assisted in the Penmsnship Department
Spencerian Business College. Cleveland,
Ohio; was forsix years corresponding sec
Is 5esaly a1u IH,,nae.i.n Ti .e - "y;notnn
~ =, arJ - fn.. reorir fsua Wesrs nronr;etor
~ ,iha Rome Rnsinesa Universitv. Rome.
Go Tor;n nSormation and nartieiliare call
a. tho CnlIece rooms ,t -, -. D.
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Mrs. Martha 7. Carlisle. wife Of Mr., D.
II Carlisle. of this citv. died on Tuesday
,mor,,;no last affar nrotraeted ilIness.
IT.; =, thn sstt noar ~ her aoa Mra- Carlisle
~ ..,..s s1S ,ao,e .ou,ndeaviIle
VI "a moa 1D ,oorriad ~ - NJ n n Carlisle in
1ooo @ and an = h. has lived in Anderson sinoe
tbet tbet, tine @ w When nnite nm voune she ioined
tba % prashytarian N Chnrch At Tnwndesyilie.
and and .i;vs9 "a q -,c., consistent -Chriatian life.
Coming to Anderson almost q stranger,
N 9 snort Wnne sne maos EN- msny i1ieIHs, 4as
Mno.ae saaeseu ;5 ao ~ - nJesS;1I. ~.
dow oyd IN forrod fru fho aida 0f har moth.
uay pIT enu lIse1 I snT 0. nnnJrotino, tha
-, Us, sasey. 1888 -. ~ MS Car1;.io hos the
llr lanelM selsioGs. It1 I - fs;ands ~ H h;s hao
sypa.ny "a s1' . IosS ss - tt.oA0' ~ A'' "
70 1ee1veiuel.. q
rha fsraanv;1la Nsps of the 23rd inst.
sa1s. aMra Sarah Hatcher. living on
Rovca atreat diefl -suddenlv Last nieht at
O or c,oInoS nf nsraivsis nf iha throat. she
,,,oo &c ,,a;l oe nanel dnr;no tho fIav and
sta %a' her % " simmer M at the nsnai time. after
wb,cb Che 70 % seated in the front piazza
ond wea taken an suddenlv IN that She
Siad haf,re nooSicaJ ass;stance conid he
randareS. rand % DR.. Pack. her physIcisn. was
;mmad;atelv sent for but life was extinct
whan he arrived. She was native OF
Anderson Conntv bnt had lived in our city
since 1872, and she reared large family
the police force. Augustus Hatcher, OF
Hugenot mills, MRS. LaFoy, Mrs. Howeli,
Mrs. Donaldson, OF TINS CITY, MIS-; Anna
Wheat, wife OF superintendent Wneat, OF
Gatney Cotton mills. ara tne cn1ioren.
She was member OF tne 6aptlst Cnurcn
Of many years standing"
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o sns o. isse nahnsa u Ia Iaat pT,;deE 0 n;nSt St'
aied IN Spa!GanDufs !s iasI m.s HI.9sy :, nlsne
ai.er Dliel iain1ss. sta vi n9f1uay o,na MurI u
ing gs.;ou snH h;cS cons;mned f9r abnpf -
sonro , 1rhar Che hacona nnconec;ons and
raroe;ned So nnt;, sha hraathed her last