The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-09-07

Tillman and signed by $50 men of the
regiment,
Mr. Mahafaey, candidate for County
Superintendent of Education, requests
us to correct our inadvertent state
ment in last weeks paper that Mr..
Attaway and Mr. Nicholson would be.
in the second race. We should have
said Mr.. Nicholson and Mr.. Mahaffey
will be in the second race.
Mrs. Minzenmier and daughter, Miss
Lilly, and two grandchildren, Master
Leroy and little Miss Irene Nelson and
Miss Annie Lutjen, who have been
visiting Mrs. l.. II. Secl, returned to
their homes in Charleston last week.
Mrs. aiinzenmier is sister of our
! fellow -tOwnsman. L. II. Scel.
Misses Elizabeth and Nellie Rodgers.
two ciiurming young ladies of Charles
ton, who have been visiting relatives
and friends i'll this city, returned to
their home last "Wednesday. They
added brightness - the homes they
! visited and made many conuuests, I'M
conciously, perhaps, among the young
gentlemen Of Anderson.
Mr.. John c. Osborne's new ad. was
received too late for this issue, but
Will appear next week. He is opening
fine stock of fancy and family gro
ceries in the room lately occupied by
w. II. Harrison & Co.. ,irst door below
Bank of Anderson, OH South Main
street. Give him call and take ii
look Mt his fresh new goods.
| Mrs. Margret Cartce, wife of w. II.
Cartee, died at her home near Easley
on last Saturday, the 3rd inst, and her
remains were inferred tho following day
at Hopewell Church, of which she was
member. Mrs. Cartee was so years
old, and leaves husband and two
daughters and host of true friends to
mourn her death and cherish her
memory.
Miss jamie Gordon came down frcm
Anderson last Saturday and entered
upon the discharge of her work as
teacher of the primary department. i'll
our school OIL Monday. She is no
stranger to our people, having taught
here. for the past three sessions. She
is al excellent teacher and is liked and
admired by the patrons and loved by
the scholars OF the eschool.-H0nca Path
Chronicle.
We are glad to see that our old
friend, Citizen Josh Ashley, is rc-clcct-
ell to the Legislature from Anderson.
Joshua is not beautiful and not pain
fully good, but he has level head and
an aggressive disposition and can not
be bought, fooled or bulldozcd. He
thinks for himself, says what he thinks
and represents the working, successful
farmer element as faithfully as any
man who ever sat in the Legislature.
May he enjoy long legislative life
Greenrille Ne'cs, Sept. 4.
While out cunning last Friday even
ing, Master Earnest Watkins, the IA
year-old son of Mr. John G. Watkins,
accidentally shot himself in his foot,
lnfticting n painful but not serious
wound. He was walking with the |
muzzle Of his gun resting OH his right |
foot when it was discharged and the |
entire load passed through his foot
between the joints OF his big toe and
the one next to it.. Fortunately no
bones were shattered and he ia doing
finely and will soon be walking about
again.
A big private barbecue mt Hopewell
Spring, near Mr.. A. II. Newells, was
enjoyed last Thursday by about rs or
100 guests, Our old fricndI Joe B. Nc
Gee, was chef, than whom there is
none better in the County. Two kline,
five sheep, one kid and one shoat were
spitted and Drowned to perfection and
great dishes of hash were prepared A
regiment might have feasted hounti-
t:ssly with some to spare. Addresses
were made by Jas. NJ. Sullivan, Gen.
Bonham, Geo. E. Prince, J. l.. Tribble,
j. X. Hood, John Pruitt, l.. H. Seel
and others, their subject being unity.
At the close three hearty cheers were
given the chef.
. On last Monday there was {, meeting
held by thirty eight survivors of Co.
E, Goth South Carolina Regiment, and
Lieutenant J. j. Copeland was lnani-
mously elected President. II. E. Par
ker was elected Vice-Preside,st, 4. B.
A. Robinson Secretary and L. C. Pruitt
Assistant Secretary. The following
committee was appointed by the chair
70 set tip a complete roll OF; said COM
pany and meet at an early day. Com
mittee: s. N. Pearman, j. NJ. Hanks,
Welborn Martin, J. T. Ashley, H. A.
Cummings, J. r. Ashley, y. j. Vandi-
yer. 8. N. Pear1nan and Il. b. A. Rob-
inson are appointed to make addresses
at the next meeting.
The following is clipping from the
Way of FaitA descriptive of the first
General Cornell Of the Fire Rantiso1