The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-22

s G.. ON the 18th inst, after Il llingcr-
s inn illness. a aged 81 years He was we'll
known and highly esteemed III his sec
ton.
The firm of Osborne g. Clinkscales
has been dissolved. Mr.. Clinkscales
has sold his interest to Mr.. Rutledge
Osborne, who, with his brother, under
the firm name of Osborne & Osborne,
will continue the business at the old
stand.
1t gives up pleasure to announce that
ollr good friend, Capt: Jas. a. Gray,
4 who has been quite sick at his home
three miles south OF the city for several
4 weeks is able to bcout again. We hope
! he will soon be restored to his usual
! good health.
The alarm of fire sounded last Fri,
tay morning about $40 o'clock and
came from the second story OF the
4 Garrison house, on South Main Street:
The fireman responded promptly, and
the fire was cNtinguishcd withontdolng
much damage.
There has been large sales of cotton
i seed by farmers of the surrounding
country during tic past few weeks. In
! some instances the farmers have been
/. exchanging the seed for commercial
fertilizers, andin others they llavcbccn
taking the cash.
Miss Victor Nar,lin, of Anderson, S.
! c., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. ID.
J. Simpson. Miss Nartlin is one Of An
tlcrson'S most attractive young LADIES,
and her many ToccOa friends arc al
ways glad to have her with thcm.-
Ioccon (Ga.) I'crord
There is talk of q telephone cOnncc-
ton between Hartwell and Anderson.
1t would be q public convenience.
There are n lot OF people in that pro-
gressive city that we would like to at
| tack with the .jawbone of Baalam's lit
tie bcast.-Hdrtirelt (Gd.) Sun.
A very short time is left for the
sportsmen, for after April 1st their fun
will be over until November 1st. 1t is
a fortunate thing that so short time
is left to hunters, for the birds have
had a hard time of it this winter and 1t
will take a long time for them to recoy-
er from it.
Messrs. Arthur and Henry Martin,
sons of our clever old friend, Mr.. NJ. A.
Martin, of this County, left last Mon
day for Lexington, Ky, where they
will spend the next four months at
tending a Business College. Both are
worthy young men, and we join their
friends in wishing them apleasant So
journ in kentucky.
A meeting of Camp Stephen D. Lee,
United Confederate Veterans, was held
in the CITY Hall last Monday afternoon
and the following delegates were elect
ed to the approaching Reunion in
Charleston: p. NJ. Ruff and j. L. Maui
din; alternates, John Eskew and r. f.
Diver. A committee was appointed
to select a Sponsor.
Vice President Cannon, Of the South
crn Railway, and Receiver Beattie, OF
the Blue Ridge Railway, were i'll the
city last Wednesday inspecting the
Blue Ridge Railway. They visited all
the stations between here and NNalhal-
LII. 1t is runorcd that the Southern
wants to purchase the Blue Ridge and
complete it through to Knoxville,
] Tenn.
At meeting Of Camp w. w. Hum
phreys Sens of Confederatcs last Mon
day afternoon, Messrs. j. NJ. Patrick,
J. D. Maxwell and E. M. Rucker, Jr.,
were elected delegates to the approach
ing meeting in Charleston. The alter
mates are Messrs. j. X. Hood, NJ. NJ.
Mattison and J.. H. Seel. Miss Felicia
Murray was elected sponsor for the
Camp.
Miss Sallie Munro died ut her home
in Union, S. c., last Saturday morning.
| Although she had been quite Il sufferer
for some time, her death came rather
sudden and unexpected. Miss Munro
was the youngest daughter of the late
Judge Muro. who resided in Anderson
many years, and has many friends in
this section who will be pained to hear
Other death.
DR.. A. T. Montague, President of
Furman University. spent last Sunday
in the city, and delivered two mostin-
tercsting and eloquent addresses in the
First Baptist Church. Al. the morning
service his subject was Baptist Edu-
cation, and ut the evening service
"CIristian Education. He was greet
! ed by large congregations, and every
! one or his hearers was deeply impress
ed with his remarks.
The young mill men at Pclzel will
have two base ball teams thisyear, one
from Mill No. 4, and the other from
Mill No. i. They will no doubt have
great struggles for the mastery. A new
military company is also proposed
among the mill men, Il suggestion
being made to call it the ''Smyth
Rifles in honor of the president of the
mill company, who takes a deep inter
est in his employees, and in their pleas
urcS too.
DR.. II. e. Miller died ut his home
near Pendletan yesterday, after an ill
ness of several weeks. Hewas native
of Abbeville County and was 20 years
old He has been living near Pcndle.
ton Il number of years, and was well
known throughout the np-cOuntrY as
one Of the States most successful and
accomplished physicians. His remains
were inferred to-day in the Episcopal
Clnrchyard at PendlctOn. TwOtlangh-
ters are left to cherish his memory.
The Grccnvillc NcmS of the 11th
inst, says: ''Thcrc was ;ln clorcmcnt
in Anderson Yesterday in which Homer
x. IIammonds. OF this city. and Miss
Annie May Jones. of anderson. were
the principals. 'ric marriage occurred