The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-09-14

Sent. 4, 1898, and was buried on Mon
day at 4 o'clock, Rev. N. G, Wright
conducting the funeral services. 1t
had been sick only eleven days OF
Dneumonia. The parents have the
sympathy of many friends.
Alta meeting of the City Council on
the night of the 9Th inst, it was decld-
ed to petition the State Board OF Con-
troll to annul the beer privilge grant
ed in this city. The petition was
forwarded and the privilge has been
revoked, to take effect when the pres
ent stock on hand is disposed OF.
In the advertisement Of the annual
meeting of the stockholders OF the An
derson Cotton Mills it was stated that
the meeting would be held on Tuesday,
Sentember 10Th, when it should have
been Tuesday, September Goth. The
meeting will. therefore, be held next
Tuesday, and it should be attended by
every stockholder.
Mr.. r. Y. II. Nance met with a pain
full accident at the depot at Pelzer yes
terday afternoon. He was leaning
against pair Of platform trucks when
some movement caused them to roll
from under him, causing him to fall
heavily and fracturing his arm. We
have not learned definitely, but do not
think his injuries extend beyond these
facts.
Mr.. r. d. Kerr, with his family, Of
Augusta, Ca, has moved to Anderson
and opened a harness shop, an adyer-
tisement of which appears In another
column. He is an experienced work
man, and we bespeak for him % liberal
patronage. Mrs. Keer, nee Miss Hattie
Heldman, is a native of Anderson, and
her old friends are delighted to well
come her back to her old home.
Married, on Sunday, Sept. 4, 1898, at
the home of the BRIDES father, Mr..
VIM. Smith, Mr.. Luther A. Campbell
and Miss Hattie l.. Smith. The attend
ants were as follows: Mr.. Harrison
Gambrell and Miss Lucy Kay, and MIR.
r. e. Campbell and Miss Edna Kay,
Rev. N. G. Wright officiating: The
happy couple went to Triangle, and
after preaching, returned home, where
sumptious feast was served.
Mr.. j. B. Moore returned to Barn
we'll last Thursday from Anderson,
where for several years he was mana
GER of Yates's mammoth shoe estab-
lishment. He can be found at Moore's
Bargain Emporium. Mr.. Moore's
friends are glad to have him back in
Barnwell. If our little bird has in
formed us correctly, somebody else
from Anderson will take uptheir abode
here shOrtly.-Barnwell Sentinel.
Mr.. J. A. Brock, of this city, was
highly honored by the American Bank
ers Convention which was held at Den
yer, Colorado, August %, "a and 25th
last. The Convention was one OF the
largest of the kind ever held. Dele
gates from every bank in thirty-six
States were present. Under the rules
of the Convention, every State is enti-
tied to Vice President, and this honor
was conferred upon Mr.. j. A. Brock.
Quartermaster G. C. Sullivan, chief
musician Joe Trowbridge, principal
musician Samuel Trowbridge, and pri--
vate Eugene Eskew, all of the Second
South Carolina Regiment, arrived home
on brief fnrlough last week. Quar-
termaster Sullivan returned to his
command Tuesday and the others re-
turned to-day. They expect to leave
Columbia for Jacksonville tomorrow.
They report all the men in good health.
Mr.. Hilery Masters, who lives five
miles south OF the city, has lost three
fine milk COWS since. last Sunday bya
disease which he calls cred blood"
He says he has Il book on the diseases
of cattle in which "red blood" is put
down as Il specific disease. He knows
of no remedy for the disease. Reports
from other sections are to the effect
that cattle have been lost by sudden
death. Can't some of OH stock ralsers
suggest remedies!
In looking over the exchanges we are
enabled to keep posted regarding the
material advancement OF our sister
cities all over the State. Outside OF
the four large cities in the State there
is but one town that is in anyway out
stripping Chester, and that is the am
bilious, wide awake. progressive little
city of Anderson. She took Il very i'm
portant step in the right direction last
week by the organization OF a Young
Mems Business League, the object OF
which is to bring every legitimate in
hucncc to work in building up the bus
mess interests, and advertising the ad-
vantages and resources of the town.
Chester Bulletin.
The Jewish New Year, known in
Hebrew as "Rosh Hashana. begins
this year ut sunset on the 10th instant.
This is Il very sacred holiday among
Israclites the world over, and is gen-
orally observed by all adhcrcnts OF the
Jewish faith; the orthodox observing
the two days following and the re-
formed one day. The holiday will be
observed by the Israclites Of Andcr-
son, who will cOngregatc to offer fer
vent prayers of thanksgiving. This is
followed ten days later by the DAY OF
Atoncment," or "Y0ung Keppul,' the
most solemn and sacred day OF the
Jews and observed by them all with
fasting and fcrvcnt prayers. Their
places Of business will be closed.
Ensign Louis c. Richardson reached
Anderson last Thursday on brief fur
l0ugh, and is now ut the home OF his
father in (;arvin Township. He is III
service under Admiral Sampson on the
flagship New York, and passed through
most OF the thrilling scenes of the re-
cent navel battles with the Spanish.
He relates many interesting facts. con-
ccrning the sinking Of the Merrlmac,
scout duty under Moro Castle, the
sinking of Ccvcr;l's fleet, the havoc
wrought by our shells OIL board the
Spanish vessels and many thrilling
incidents which may never find their