The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-07-27

uOnnCea the death OF Mr. Joseph q. Win
ter, one Of Anderson County's most wor-
thy citizene, and 1t will be heard with sor-
row by ell Of HE friends.
Persons frequently complain of some of
the awninge in front Of stores which are
60 low as to cause passers-oy of average
height TO stop or have their hats knocked
off or their heads bumped.
Mrs. Mamie Sanders, Of Bolton, Texas,
is in the city visiting her aunt, Mrs Eliza
Shelton. She is daughter OF Mr.. Harris
Vandiver, who moved from this County 10
Texas about thirty years ago.
Don't puff Off signing the Democratic
Club list or entrust 1t to some one else to
do It for you. but do it at once so yun can
vote In the approaching primary. This Is
the rules of the Democratic party.
The congregation Of Cross Roads Church
will meet next Friday morning to clear up
the Cburchyard. All who are interested
or who have loved ones buried there are
urged 20 attend aud assist in the work
Attention So directed to the advertise.
ment of the Bolton High School. which
appears In another column. Belton is for
tunate In having such a school. which de.
serves the liberal support it Is receiving.
There will be pic mic and base ball
game at Mrs. Johastune's pasture, near
Cedar Grove Church, on 10 morrow
vited to attend with dinner baskets. All
the candidates arc assured of cordial
welcome.
As required by law the Super visors Of
Registration have filed in the Office OF tho
Clerk of Court complete list of the req
istered voters Of the County. 1t is lexico-
graphically arranged. and any voter, by
examining it, can find out whether he has
registered or not
The County Superintendent Of Educa
ton has an important notice in another
column in reference to tho Teachers Insii
tute. which will he held in this city next
week, beginning Monday. The public in
cordially invited to attend the sessions Of
the Institute, which will be held in the
Court House.
Mr.. Robert M. Baker waa called by tel
egram to Washington last Friday to fill
position In the Quartermaster-G G enerale
department. Since the above was written
we learn that Mr.. Baker has left Wash
ington for Tampa, and will sail from that
place Tomorrow for Santiago and other
West Indian points.
The reunion mt Carmel Church. near
Liberty, will take placa Saturday before
lowing speakers are invited to address tho
audience: DIR. j. II. Riley. Col. w. S.
Pickone, M. L. Ansel j +. Bogss, y. II.
Russell and others. Everyb body invited
to attend In pic mic fashion.
Read the advertisement Of the William
ston Female College in another column
and write to the President. Dr.. Lander,
for catalogue before deciding where to
send Your daughter. This institution has
wide reputation for thoroughness, and
you can do no better than by sending your
daughters there to bo educated.
All persons liable to the special tax,
including bankers, brokers, &c. under the,
war revenue law must file their returns III
the office of f. A. Webster collector of
internal revenue, at Columbia S. c.. on
or before July 81, 1898. Those who fail to
comply with this regulation will have the
80 per cent. penalty 10 the amount of tax
due.
Late last Wednesday Ab. Kay and jerry
Benson, got into u row, which resulted In
the former shooting the latter, inflicting q
painful wound in the left arm. Soon after
The shooting Benson's wife appeared ON
the scene with shot gun and declared
she would shoot Kay. but the police in
tervened and prevented any further .rou.
bic.
The dwelling house. with nearly ell of
It's contents. Of Mr.. w. Fl. Smith, In
Broadway Township, was destroyed by
fire last Friday. The fire is supposed to
have caught from a fire place In thesecond
story. where Mre. Smith had had fire
that morning. The loss falls quite heavy
on Mr.. Smith, who, fortunately, had in
surance to the amount of $500.
Mr.. J. Townes Holleman and wife, OF
Anderson. aeccmpanied by .wo af their
youngest children. we're Visiting bis
father aud mother, Judge and Mrs. j. w.
Holleman. last week. Our Walhalla peo.
are always glad to meet and extend 8
up to manhood's estate among us and
married one Of Oconee's fair and lovely
daughters.-Ke0,cec Courier.
Mrs. Rosa Hall, wife of Mr.. VIM. P.
He'll. died at the home of her father. Mr.
s. H. Stone, near Deans. last Saturday
night. after brief illness, In the 2Sth year
of her age. She was devoted member of
Fla. Rock Baptist Church, where her re-
mains were inferred Sunday afternoon,
Rev. g. M. Rogers conducting the funeral
services. She leaves devoted husband
aud five little children to cherish her
memory.
The Colored Teachers State Association
will assemble in the Benedict College
OUnPVss OoAdhioiuS Os ~ AuRu6G 1UtD,
1893, snd will continue in session two
days. Very low railroad rates have besn
granted and accommodations will be fur
nished at most reasonable rates. A circu-
lar has been sent out by Prof. J. r. VIII
SOD. Of Benedict College. urging the color
ed teachers OF the State to attend, and set
ting forth the necessities aud advantages
of such attendance No membership lee
will be charged.
:. Last Thursday evening George Will
liams. negro porter at the Hotel Chi
quols, became involved in difficulty
with q commercial traveller In the dining
room. The latter started TO rise from his
chair when Williams caught hold of him
and threw him down. Several other
guests were in the dining room and they
attempted 10 pull the negro off of his
opponent. In the scufIie the negro was
painfully cut near the shoulder blade.
The Mayors Court Investigated the row,
but there was no proof as to who did the
cutting and all the parties were discharg-
ed.
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