The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-07-20


ter and mail CARRIER. He will make an
efficient ofassr.
NIT. j. Martin is closing out his busi-
|sness at Pelzer and will move to Chester.
t G where he will erect large oil mill.
Anderson County loses good ctizsn and
Chester gains one.
Miss Victoria Hoard, after IA pleasant
visit 10 Miss Lizzie Williams has returned
tn her home at Mt. Cslnsrf to the regret
of her many adplISss. who hope she will
pay our cit: spsfier visit soon.
The <Chsckamauga correspondents of the
Gresh wood Iadcr says: "Lienie,ant
Grant. of the Anderson company. has
achieved considerable distinction M ii
speaker in tao \. NJ. G a. meaAnes.'
Miss Z.e Blec;&>~y. of Anderson, who
Eno pSs sp oa eG" S a'H TnvsSay ~,in 'sr fsr
i t-GAinesville. Co., where Size wili spend Il
! short wbiie END then 81 - SAluda. y. c..
for the summer = GrerAG22,I Indc''.
A;teniioui~~u'fscted to the advertise.
ment- -asf~ ~Furman University. which np
-penfs IN another column Tiis Is ono uf
the best eouippej iust!tutious OF learning
III our STATE, ana yurni, men who are
seeking an education snonid mcdress
! Pieaicent Montague.
| has located u: Uenirr.ouvilie, \. 4 and
| has bought IN interest III the IrcMch
| BrOud HUSfier, ~hica il publisned IN
that town. All. Wilcox is an experienced
| newspaper man, and "e wish HIM much
success III bis rev hcme,----
- Our old trf6nd Mr.. J. i. Hanna. oi Va
| rennes Township, WAS III the city Satur-
day and sboweo us canteen which he
brought oil of the Chickamauga battle
field during the c,vI war. 1t SIN goot
| condition. Mr.. Hanna carried il viii
hlui tO tho Reunion In Atlanta this week
BY ro.erence to Tho advertiser ment OF tho
County Supervisor it Will Do noteu that
the dates or letting the building uf new
bridges over BroauMOu.h Creeik Reedy
Fork Creek~anu Big Bsaverdam Cfeek
have been changed, the Two first named
from July 2G to July %. aud Tho latter
from July 20 10 August
Mr.. Il. K. Nicholson. son of Rev. Mr..
Nicholson, u former resident of this place,
Is u candidate tor County Superintendent
OF Education in Anderson County. bob"
Nicholson, as hu was fauiliariy known
here. Was bright. clever boy, aud tho
trends OF his ola hOuI0 heiU wish hin
success.-LOurcaSUii IIcrUid.
Mr.. Jamsr t. Her died III his horne III
Greunwoou ia>t Friday. Fo: t~ ~eniy
years hc successfully lill,d the position uf
superintendent oi The Piedmont cotton
mills. but two rsis ago bad huslih iorcsd
hlul 10 resign uod siLcs tDht tiinU no has
been living III Green nOJt He wn,
most excellent man. nnd his many Ga
Iilends "lil r,srcs 10 hear Of las death.
Our young iiiends, G. T.. Cobb und $
NJ. CraytUn, huvc formed Il partnership
under The nrnl naino ui Cnbo Il Craytou,
and Viii on ino 1t August open astorll OF
SHOES AT ihe Old stand uf the Yates Shoe
Co. III the Masonic Temple. They will
carry a large stock and soil I'll low prices.
TEeJ are both live, progressive young
men, und viii no uuuO: U.et With biS
success
says: The Piedmont Telephone aid
Telegraph Campany has oten organized
by u. n. Brown az, pre>id mt II the Home
Telephone Company OF IL is city, and his
associates, with capital & .Oci. vi 500 600
The new company "iIl Consolidate with
Greenwood, Lanrens, Cnntou and New
berry, aud will practically iave control OF
the State"
MIR john /. CA.on died at his home ia
Brushy Creek Tow nship last Thursday.
lie was i'll only few days With pneu-
monia, and the announcement of his
death was great shock to his friends.
He wes ~ years OF age, and had always
lived In the section whore he died. lie
leaves vile and xix children. His re-
mains we're inferred at Piegah Church,
the funeral services being conducted by
Rev. d l Spearmar.
Mr.. s. NJ. Burlington died in Charlotte,
y. g., last Thursday, OF paralysis, cged 3S
years His remains were brought To this
city on Friday, and after appropriate fun
erai services, conducted by Rev. w X
Richardson, at the home of his step, father,
| Mr.. X. M. Wright, were inferred beside
those of his mother In Silver Brook Gene
terry. Mr.. Burlington was for long tins
IN The employ OF the Southern Railway,
and was formerly conductor on the train
! between Bolton and Anderson. III was
highly esteemed by his friends.
| The Chickamauga correspondent OF tho
| Columbia State, writing under date of the
pany G. who was 30 seriously injured by
being kicked by u mule, is considered 10
be worse to-day. There wera hopes for
his recovery yesterday, but his condition
| is now very grave. Capt. Watkins psid Il
high compliment to the poor boy To day,
| saying that he WAS one or the MOST faithful
soldiers in the regiment. Norris was az
| signed to the hospital corps and did his
work we'll. The mule which kicked him
was ono issued by The government to the
regiment ard is a vicious brute. The SOL
| diers all hope that their comrade will vet
pull through MIR. Norris is tho eldest
son of Mrs. Maggie Norris, of the Toney
| Creek section OF this county and has many
friends who will iegrbt 10 hear Of his mis-
fortune Tho latest information from
! Chicknmauga says he is now improving
rapidly, and will SOON be ready for duty
| again.
| Tho ~+1fumbia State Of tho lIth lust
| says: 1t was expected ttat the appoint.
zTnont in the new regiment made vacant
by the resgDati0n of Quartormaster Smell
grove would be ,nads by Governor Eierbe
yesterday morning. Hnd all day the friends
of the numerous applicants hing about
the executive department, first to press
their claims and then to see the direction
in which the plum Was going TO drop, but
these anxious gentlemen were all disnp
pointed, and they finally retired to snooze
with their hopes. Lste last night Cover
nor Ellerbs made bis decision and gave tho
appointment to Mr.. G. G. Sullivan, Of
Anderson, q thoroughly competent man
and bright and popular Young journal.