The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-02-06

ago. when Mr.. Ncs-;s and family moved
to Texas. She was the second wife of
Mr.. Norris and leaves no children. She
, was aboct A years of age, most excel
lent Christian woman, and vas highly
esteemed by all Of her friends and ac-
quaintances. She leaves many friends
and relatives in this County who deep
y 5ympathize with the devoted hus-
band and his family in their sore be-
reayement.
In accordance with the recOmmenda-
tiOns of the Anderson delegation, Gov.
McSweeney has appointed the follow
ing officers in Anderson County: Mag
istrates-J. j. Gilmer and b. F. Wilson,
Anderson; A. G. Pinckney, Pelzer; 8.
N. Pearman, Broadway Township;
John H. Morgan, Corner Township; E.
II. Shanklin. Pendletpn Township; C.
+. Kay, Bolton Township; l.. N. Mar
siu, mariin Township; Preston f.
Spoon, Hall Township; II. V. Acker,
Williamson Township; s. N. Browne,
Centreville Township; j. A. Mullinix,
Garvin Township; s. II. Stone, Varcn-
mes Township; ). II. Kainey, Savan.
nah Township; Joseph Leach, Brushy
Creek Township; w. +. NJ. FAINT, Fork
township; Trcasurer--J. NJ. Payne;
Auditor-G. n. {. Bolcman; County
Commissioners John II. Ashley and
Henry +. Cclcy.
The Williai"ston correspondent Of
the Grecnvillc NcwS, under date of tlle
2nd inst, says: "Mr. Robert T.. Chan
man, oi i.ickvillc, received IL telegram
yesterday conveying the sud intclli-
gcncc Of the death Of his eldest son.
John, in Palmetto, Fla, where about
three months ago the young man had
gone with lie hope OF improving his
health. He WAS twenty four years of
age, and had been student ut Clemson
College for several years; but OH ac-
count of lung trouble, superinduced by
severe case of pneumonia, he was
compelled to give up his studies at
school year ago, and since that time
he has gradually grown weaker in spite
of everything that means and medical
! skill could do. He was q young man of
| exceptionally fine character, and his
death away from home and loved ones
was terrible shock to his parents.
The remains are expected by express
tomorrow and the interment will take
place at Oak Hill cemetery"
DR.. James w. Earle died at his home
in Savannah Township last Friday
morning, after brief illness with
pneumonia, in the 73rd year of his age.
DR.. Earle was born, reared and spent
his life in Anderson County, and was q
son of the lato Samuel Earle and C
brother of Rev. J. II. Earle. Ho pos
sessed most genial, retired DISPOSE
tion, and was no ordinary man. An
dersOn County never produced better
posted or better read man. He was
strictly student and highly educated.
He read the history OF other times and
other nations, was n critic of men and
| measures, and was ever in touch with
current issues. lie was an exceeding
ly interesting convcrsationalist, and it
| was always Il treat to his friends to be
thrown in his company. He was ever
q strong advocate Of States rights, and
| during the Civil War served his State
| most bravcly as member Of the Pal
| incttO Riflemcn. DR.. Earle never mar
rietl, and made his home with his broth
er, the late Elias John Earle. lie was
truly IL gentlemen of the old school,
and never turned 4 deaf ear to wor-
thy appeal for aid from his fellowman.
His memory will long be cherished by
n wide circle of friends. The remains
were Inferred mt Shiloh Church last
Saturday.