The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-05-25

WISH IL CnaDSou. IL I6 HO tTouolo lNoA u
mako the change.
Last Saturday night Gen. NJ. l.. Bon
ham, Commander of the South Carolina
Division of United Sons of Confederate
Veterans, wired Gov. Elerbe tenderipe
the services of 900 Sons of Veterans in
the war with Spain.
Brown, Osborne IL Co. advertise patriot
ic goods this issue, such as trl-colored neck
ties, belts and ribbons, also the Sahlin
Waist Front Distender, and the Fin.De-
Steele Combs and other seasonable goocs.
All are invited to call and see them.
Chief of Police Dillingham; authorizes
US to say that he will strictly enforce the
city ordinance against dogs running at
large in the city during the summer
months. Owners of dogs should take no.
tice and govern themselves accordingly.
The Confederate Veterans OF Atlanta
have arranged to furnish meals and sleep
ing quarters free to 5000 Veterans, if SO
many desire free accommodation during
the great reunion next July. The rail-
roads have granted g fare Of one cent
mile.
Rev. A. T. Dunlap, of the Pendleton
circuit, is at Johns Hopkins Hospital,
Baltimore, for surgical treatment. Weare
clad to know that the operation on the
18th was most successful, and he will soon
be in better health than ever. His many
friends will be more than pleased to hear
thie.
Capt. ]. c. Mar shall. Capt. o. E Hughes,
and VIM. Laughlin, of Anderson, spent
last week with the Marion Fishing Club
at Dog Bluff on Little Pee Dee. They all
report glorious time and plenty of fish.
They caught rock fish weighing nearly
thirty pounds. which the visitors shipped
to their home in Anderson.-Mo'1om
Star.
An exchange speaks of man who, it Is
said, always pays for his local paper in ad-
vance. AS result he has never been sick
a day in his life, never had any corns on
his toes, or the toothache; his potatoes
never rot, his oats never rust, the weasel
never kills his chickens, the frost never
kills his beans, his babies never cry at
night aud his wife never scolds.
At 9 O'Clock last "Wednesday morning
Miss Ernie Lucille Crymes, daughter of
Mrs. Jennie Crymes. of Williamson. was
united in marriage to Mr.. II. M. Reeves,
of Laufens. The ceremony took place in
the parlor of the brides mother, the Rev.
W. T. Tate, pastor of the Baptist Church,
officiating. 1t was pretty but quiet
home wedding. only immediate relatives
being present.
The date for the lawn party 10 be given
by The young ladies OF the Episcopal
Church, at DR.. Orr's residence, has been
fixed for to morrow, the 26.b, at p. M,
until fun has bean exhausted. AS has
been previously mentioned, besides the
refreshments the novelty OF doll baby
show, the games for boys, and other forms
of amusement, will be strong attractions
for both young and old.
In the roll of the Anderson Volunteers,
published last week, the name OF our
young friend. JamesC. GilmeI, was unin-
tentionally omitted The list We published
was copied from the Columbia State,
which did not contain his name. Jake"
as our young friend is familiarly known.
is the second son of Mr.. u. Gilner,
Esq.,, OF this city, is brave, gallant young
man, who will do the duty of a true SOL
der, in the camp or on the battlefield.
On account of i'll health Hon. L d.
Childs, whom the Prohibition Convention
suggested as suitable candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor, has declined to enter
the cam paign. and the Executive Commit
tea has named c. G. Feather stone, Esq. OF
Lau rens, to fill the vacancy. MIR. Feath-
erstone is a native of Anderson, where be
grew to manhood. and is young man OF
marked ability. who, II elected. would
make q model official.
Prof. W. +. Moncrief, superintendent OF
the Anderson Graded Schools, requests US
to correct the statement published In other
papers that he had resigned and that oir'
cumstauces had arisen which compelled
him to take that step. He has not resigned.
but simply declined reelection. He was
notitied that his re election by the Board
OF Trustees was unanimous. and his ac-
ton in declining was entirely voluntary
matter of preference.
The Slate Board OF Medical Examiners
met i'm Columbia on the 18Th inst. There
were forty five applicants for licenses toe
practice medicine, four Of whom wore from
Anderson County, namely: lber j. Bur
riss. Anderson, $. y. Bowen, Corinf:e.
G. l.. Guyton, Piercetown, and p. 5. Cox,
Houea Path. DR.. Burriss ranked third in
the class of iortv-tive. We extend our
congratulations toihese young seatlsmeii'
all o! whom. We predict viii make 4 sue
cess OF their chosen profession.
Our ycuny lriead, Ien d. Maxwell. Jr.,
nns bser assigned To duty on the New
ark, under command OF Capt. Barker,
X ho recently resigned from the Strategic
Board, ana who WIS ut one time in oonl-
rnard ol tho .Oregun Tho Newark
is n new protected cruiser and will at once
Join Sampso;,'s fleet. 1t has 3350 men aud
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