The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-04-27

ton of the city of Augusta, Ga. which
took place Monday.
Some oft County papers already have
a nj announcement: ;: candidate,
for The County Offices. They come slo W
In Anderson. but we have no doubt she
will have IA full crop.
Married. ut the residence OF J. r. ella.
zener, Eesley, $ c., by J. Il. Lathem.
Notary Puhiic, on Sunday, April II, 1905,
Mr.. Max Wright and Miss Maggie NJ ior.
both of Anderson County.
The Southern Railroad announce. thai.
any OF its employees who may eulis, in
the war will II lave their positions reser y.d.
and when they retutn they may resume
their duties az If nothing had happened.
Drs. w III. Nsrdin ani J. +. Duckett
have beet admitted ny partners In the Hill .
Orr Drug Go, which will enlarge its busi
ness and .ecgege also in the wholesale
trade The style of the firm will not DO
changed.
The Anderson Democratic Club, NJ. /,
will meet in the Mayors Office, on Gran
lite Row. next Friday afternoon at 8
o'clock for the purpose of reorganiz
Ing and electing delegates to the County
Democratic Convention. All the mem
bers ere urged to attend.
a lively interest is taken in The war news
here. Through tbs kindness of Mr.. Au-
gust Kohn. the genial Columbia CORES.
pondentofthe Ncws ~ Courier, bulletins
are received hero every afternoon and
posted on the INTELLIdENCER bulletin
board at the Hotel Chiquola corner.
a young white man, while riding a
wheel q few days ago, met with q painful
accident. He accidentally fell 10 the
ground. his chin striking first fnd disloca-
ting bis right j%aw.bone. He received
prompt attention from DR.. Frierson, who
soon got bis jaw-bone back in it's place.
The regular spring communion will be
held at Roberss Church next Sunday
morning. The usual preparatory services
will be held on Saturday at IL O'Clock q.
m The pastor. Rev. r G. Lyon, will be
by Rev. W. T. Mathews. All the
friends Of the congregation are invited to
dttonO Inc services.
DR.. WIN. q. Wannamakor, q brother of
Mrs. j. III. Sullivan. OF his city, lied at
his homs In OrangebuIg last Saturday
morning, after an illness OF about ten days
with typhoid fever. DR.. Wannamaker
was about 40 years OF age, and q most
pc pular and successful physician. A wife
eod five children survive him.
Married. at the residence OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Lewis, of AN.
Mills, on Thursday, the 18th inst,
Mr.. Hiott Townes. of Anderson County, to
Miss Artie Lewis. Rsv. j.. M. Stewart
in mis- graceful manner. The
happy couple have the congratulations of
many friends -PickcnS Journal.
An old colored citizen, hearing the ru.
mors of war with Spain, applied for the
position of cook to the army. What ex-
perience have you had ?" he was asked.
II wuz In the Confedrit army, SUBJ" he
dat is, 1 had de position oil cook,
ter tell de truth, / didn't wuk at it.
Why ?" "Dey wuzn't nuttin' ter cook,
Last Thursday the half decomposed body
Of an infant was found in the woods In the
limits ofthe city by some negroes
who were passing by. Coroner Nance was
aud went to. the place, but the
had torn the body to such &c ex-
tent That only a small portion Of 1t was
left. 1t was q colored child, but there is
clue as to the guilty parties.
The Martin Township Democratic C.up
met. last Saturday and re. organized by
electing I'LL the old officers. The fol-
lowing delegates were elected to the Coun-
ty Conventions: r. s.. "A. Robinson, j. IT.
Ashley, L. NJ Marlin, H. S. Broom, &. j.
b. McGill. r r, Keaton. f. w Ashley,
X. IL. Parker, j.. Il. Drake; aiternates. w.
I, Ashley, DR.. w. II. Haynie and S. K.
Fisher.
The Ripley (Ohio) Bee says: tThe sur
wy of the Black Diamond Railroad has
been completed to Columbus, and those
employ cd on the corps from here have re-
turned hoine. President Kirkby aud Capt.
Crawford are to bs here to day to
meet with he local directors to look over
thO cck1 PaDN duu lay Cu]
their further plana.. It is TO be hoped that
will be found in good shape.'
Attention of the merchants and ladies of
Anderson Is directed to the card of"Mer.
chant" In another column. The writer
voices our'seutiments and. we trust the
will receive serious consideration.
We feel sure the good ladies Of Anderson
are in favor OF early closing to Insure rest.
TO tired saleswomen and statesmen, yet
they themselves fasten the yoke more ae-
'urely upon them by postponing their
shopping till q late hour ip the afternoon.
What shall We do with ,.ei?,
At Belton, early Sunday night. three ne
sroes, Will Walker. Joe Keith and Allen
Keith. disturbed the usual quiet of The
II by getting into trouble and resisting
arresh Walker, who bears a bad reputa-
Ion. got into a difficulty with Mr.. Hiram
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