The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-07-06

| Crt0k section recently, Causeu NY oatl"e
sorghum care before it has jointed. The
cane, it is said, has kind of flour or dust
on the blades which is said to be poison
| Gus.
Mr. and Mrs. G w. Webb are mourning
the death Of their little twin daughters.
| One died last Saturday and the other
passed away Monday afternoon. The re-
aims were inferred in Silver Brook Gem
etery.
Bisbop's Branch Democratic Club met
on Saturday, June 25tb, and reorganlzsd
bv elec,ing the following officer: Presi-
dent, F & Bpggs; Secretary, W. f. Z.
Owens; member of County Executive
Committee, II. S. Trescot.
By reference to his card in another col
anu it will be seen that Mr.. W Smell
grove has decided to decline the appoint.
nent of Quartermaster Of the Second
S ,uth Carolina Regiment. which was
made by GOV. EIlerbe last week.
Eliza Tribble, negro woman who lived
on Mr.. J. Finley's plantation. IN Hall
Township. WIS found desd last SUNDAY
morning. Magistrate Il. Z. Martin nelo
an INQUEST aud the verdict OF the jury was
that heart failure caused her death.
Mr.. M D. Harllee, editor and publisher
of The Croina Patriot, the official organ
of the State Council Jr. o. u. A. M. Of
Sumter, g. c.. spent day or two In the
CITY last week in the interest OF bis paper,
and was a welcome visitor to our sanc-
tum.
The wife and 5.year-old son OF j. D
Payne disappeared very mysteriously from
their home In Williamson last Thursday
night. aud since that time nothing has
been heard from them. Mr.. Payne fears
that she has drowned herself and little son
in Saluda River.
Last Sunday near Piedmont George
Gambrell and Dave Elrod, two negroes.
got into q row, which resulted in the kill
ing of the latter named Gambrell was
arrested and lodged in Jail in this city. at
the inquest it was clearly shown that Gam
brell acted in self-defense.
See advertisement of the South Carolina
Military Academy in another column.
There are two vacancies in the list OF BEN
e6ciary Cadets from this County, and II
any of our boya desire to secure them they
should call Of once on the County Super
iptendent of Education.
Mn. Lucy Snpes, wife of Mr.. E M.
Snipes. died at her home in Piedmont last
Monday. She had been in feeble health
for several months. She leaves husband
and two little children. Her remains were
brought to this city yesterday and inferred
in Silver Brook cemetery.
Our Mr.. Langsio on left o-day for Green
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s nth Carolina State Press Association.
On Friday evening the Association will
leave Greenviile on trip to Washington,
Baltimore, Old Point Comfort, Hampton
Roads aud Virginia Beach.
By reading the proceedings of the Coun-
tv Democratic Executive Committee.
which are published in another column. 1t
will be seen that the County campaign
will open August 4th. Candidates Will
have to file their pledges and pay their as
sessments on or before that date
The members Of Camp w. w. Hum
phreye, Sons OF Confederate Veterans, will
meet next Friday afternoon at o'clock.
| ia the Court House, to elect delegates to
attend the third annual reunion in Allan
| (, on the 20sh inst. all Of the members
are urged to attend the meeting promptly
at the hour named.
Messl.. R. P. Williams & Co., the
builders of our new Court House, will
| leave in few days for Montezuma, Ca,
| where they have secured the contract 1or
| the erection OF q ccmmodiCus Graded
School building. These gentlemen have
made many friends In Anderson VINO re-
grst to see them leave.
Rev. J. Walter Dickson, the popular
Presiding Elder OF the Columbia District.
Who haz been In feeble health for several
weeks. has been spending few days In
! the city on his way to his old home in the
Fork. We hope his stay in the up coun.
trv will prove beneficial. and that he will
soon be restored to his usual good health.
Died, at Laudrum, S c., on Monday
morning. 9th instant Isam Harrison, in
| fapt son or Mr.. and Mrs. F. e Harrison,
aged three months. Tue body was brought
| to Wahalla Tuesday afternoon by +. T..
| Harrison and inferred in Weetview Gem.
etery, The bereaved parents have the
sym pathy of many friends.-Keoa0ee Coas.
rier.
The veterans in this County who CON
template going to the Confederate tete-
rams Reunion in Atlanta on Wednesday,
| Goth inst, are requested to hand their
names to Col. NJ P. Tribble or Mr.. j. F..
| Clinkscales as soon as possible. 1t is pro-
| posed to have special car at this place,
which will leave over the Blue Ridge
Road at IL a. m and arrive in Atlanta at 3
| p. N.
The entertainment by the music class Of
| Miss Lizzie Cornish did not take place
last night on account of the weather, and
has been postponed until to- moro night.
| The entertainment will consist Of piano
recitations. choruses and dances. By re-
| Quest the beautiful chorus, There Is room
| for one more STAR" which was presented
| for the frat time at the commencement of
the Graded School, will be repeated.
There will be an entertainment at Mr..
| William Laughlin's next Friday evening,
9Th inst, commencing at $50 O'Clock, Tor
the benefit of the Baptist Parsonage.
People will have An opportunity OF hear
ing gentleman very prominent In New
York as singer. assisted by best local tai
ent, for the small sum of 25 cents. Re.
freshmeuts will be served also. Tickets
for musicale en- sale at Hotel Chiquola.
Married, at the home OF the brides
mother, in this city, on Wednesday morn
ing. June %, 1898, bv Rev. j. N. 81. Sum-
merel, Mr.. Thomas P. Weston, OF Knox
| Vile. Temp. and Miss Anna V. Hum
phrsvs, eldest daughter of the late Gen.
w. w. Humphreys. The attendants were
Miss Nell Humphreys with Mr.. George
B. Weston, Miss Jennie Sadler with Mr.
J. M. Rawllnson. and Miss Louise Hum