The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-07-10

hruSny Creek township, Will G0 T0ul-
Gated next Sunday, 14th inst. Rev.
w. Il. Richardson, of Spartanburg,
will preach the dedication sermon.
The friends of the congregation are
cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. Louis l.. Littman, Deputy Su-
preme Organizer Of the Improved Or
der Heptasophss is In the city for the
purpose of organizing lodge of that
order here. 1t is q fraternal insurance
Organization and is growing very rap
idly throughout the country.
The Sullivan Hardware Co. sold
large bill of builders supplies to
leading contractor in Greenville last
week. A number of bids were sent to
the contractor from other firms both in
and out of Greenville, but the Sullivan
Co.'s prices were the lowest.
Mr.. W. =. King has sold his interest
in the firm of King Bros to Mr. Julian
F. Martin, and the new firm will
be known as King g. Martin. Mr.. Mar
tin is one of Anderson County's most
excellent young men and his many
friends will ioin us in wishing him
success in his new avocation,
Sheriff Green went to Easley yester-
day on the sad mission Of attending
tho funeral of his sister, MISS Ida
Green, who died in Columbia last Mon
day evening. The deceased had been
an invalid for many years. She was
highly esteemed by wide circle of
friends, who will long cherish her
memory.
In their new advertisement this week
d. C. Brown g. Bro. announce that
thoy will soon move into their commo-
dious new storeroom, on South Main
street, and they want to reduce their
immense stock of goods. Prices have
been cut on everything and they will
make it to your interest to call ar,
| see them at once.
Our young friend, Thomas II. Cum
ningham, formerly of this city. who
has been serving as Corporal in Troop
A, 5th U. s. Cavalry, now stationed at
| Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, has been
promoted to the position of Second
Lieutenant, his commission having
been issued to him !. few days ago.
MIR. Cunningham has many friends in
Anderfon who will join us in extending
congratulations.
DIR. c. c. Geer, of Belton, who ap-
peared before the army medical board
in Washington few months ago and
stood an examination for appointment
as physician and surgeon in the regular
army, has been notified of his appoint
ment and is expecting to be assigned
to duty at any time. DR.. Geer prac-
ticed medicine in Atlanta for some
time and in his new position will do
satisfactory work for the government.
Joe p. Giles, of Anderson, is in the
city. For the past several years Mr..
Giles has been in New York with one
of the largest wholesale dry goods
houses in the country, j. H. Durham g.
Co. Recently he has gone on the road
for the company and is making quite a
success as travelling salesman. His
many friends here and at his home will
be pleased to learn of his success
GreenUilie Ncrs, 9th inst.
| Ellen Burts, a negro woman, died
suddenly at her home in this city last
Thursday morning. She was appa-
rently in good health up to the moment
OF her death. Some of her family
thought she had been poisoned, Coro-
ner Banister was notified and he held
an inquest. DIR. J. c. Harris, and DR..
Earle. colored. made an investigation
and testified that they believed her
death was from natural causes. The
verdict of the jury was that her death
resulted from causes unknown.
Dave Sheraru. negro from this
County, who has been doing duty as a
private in the United States army in
the Philippines for two years or more,
was mustered out recently in San Fran
cisco, returned to Anderson Sunday.
On Monday he was arrested by Deputy
| Sheriff Dillingham; under charge Of
! violating Labor contract with w. II.
Dean three years ago. H. waived a
preliminary hearing and pnt up cash
bond of 800 for his appearance at
Court.
The Westminster correspondent of
the Keoree Courier, under date of the
2nd list, says: "Mr. Neill Sligh, of
Richland, and Miss Emma Gainee
were happily married Sunday after
noon by Rev. p. j. Vermillion. Miss
Gaines is daughter of our townsman,
Marshall B. Gaines, who moved here
recently from Anderson, and is young
lady of lovable disposition, Intelligent
and refined. Afr. Sigh is q young
man of fine character. rising farmer
and is to be congratulated on winning
30 fair o BRIDE"
Mrs. Sarah Deale, widow of the late
Marcus Deale, died at her home in
Mccall street yesterday morning at s
o'clock, after lingering illness Of more