The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-01-16

llshed by order of Che post Office de-
partment at Honea Path. There will
be two carriers; length of routes, 40}
miles; area covered, 40 square miles;
population served, 1,G1s.
Rev. W.T.. Cape7s has accepted an
invitation to preach especial ssrEuon to
tine Independent Rock au5 Ladder
Company next Sunday morning at the
Episcopal Church. Ybe public ia eor-
daily invited to attend the services.
The Neal cases will likely be argued
iHlthes Supreme, Court shis week OF
McN! week, It will be recalled that in
the two cases tie jIageb gave differ
emit opinions. The argument will he
or epecial interest.-C0Iumbia State,
16tAsinst.
! The Board Of County Commissioners
held its annual meeting last week. j.
f. Clsrdy was reelected Clerk, Brea-
zeale q Rucker County Attorneys, and
Dr. w. H. Nardin, Jr., physician for
the County Paupers' Home. The af-
fairs of the County are in good condi-
ttii0n.
DIR. A. s.. Todd has returned to An
derson, after an absence of several
yeers and has established established an Office in
the Townsen' building on North Main
street. He l. prepared to give special
treatment for ruptures, piles, and skin
affections. See his card in another
column.
Correspondents should always sign
their names to their communications,
not necessarily for publication but as
o guarantee OF good faith. We receiv-
ed two articles this wssHs tnist wefo
not signed by the authors. and. nnder
our rule, they were consigned to the
waste basket.
E., p. Earle, Jr., of Osonee County,
who graduated from Clemson IN '98,
has been elected assistant instructor in
forge and foundry work at the college,
ana he will be major in the military
So1,srtEaent. Ho takes the place Of
Major s. E. Lilies, VINO resigned recent
ly to accept a more lucrative posi-
ton.
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j. F. Satterfield, an operative in the
Pelzer cotton mills. died suddenly at
Pelzer last Saturday night under sus-
picious circumstances. Magistrate
Auker neid an inquest, and as q result
the stomach of the dead man. was
brought to this city yesterday to be
analysed by G.. w. Evans, of the Evans
Pharmacy.
ia. Campbell, accompanied by his
wife and two children, of Bonham,
Texas, is visiting relatives in and
around Anderson. Mr.. Campbell is a
native of this County and left here for
the West in 1871. He says he can see
wonderful improvements and many
changes in this section since his last
visit few years ago.
We want good live correspondent
In every community where we have
none at present. We want short, crisp
items Of news, concerning people and
things in various localities-deaths,
marriages, accidents, farm items,
school news-eyeryt thing but long
winded political articles and personal
grievances. Send US q few items each
week.
At meeting of tho congregation of
the First Presbyterian Church last
Sunday morning, after the regular
services, an election for pastor was
held, which resulted in the unanimous
choice of Rev. s. j. Cartlege, of
Washington, Ga. Mr.. Cartlege visited
Anderson several weeks ago, and is
greatly admired by all whose pleasure
it was to meet him.
/ The Electric City Guards will meet
tonight in the P. NJ. 1. building. All
the memhars are urged to attend, iis
business of Importance will likely come
up. On Friday night the Guards will
meet at the City Hall, when addresses
Will be delivered by Mayor Tolly, Gen.
Bonham, Capt. Watkins and others.
The citizens are cordially invited to
attend this meeting.
There is general rejoicing in Colum-
bia that Hon. Josh Ashley is member
Of this session of the Legislature.
Speaking to State reporter, he said:
'They tried to beat me but got thar
all the same. Tillman was agin me up
thar but am here" The Hon. josh
is level l-headed and if there were more
like him shooter sessions would be the
rule. - Aiken Joarnal and Revie,o.
The Darlington Messenger, of the 10th
inst., in speaking Of q former popular
young citizen of Bolton, says: "E. r.
Cox is having the corner store next to
the post Office put in good order and
will soon move into it. MIR. Cox is too
well and favorably known in this his
adopted home to need any words of
Introduction from thisreporter. Every
one in Darlington wishes him all the
success which he so richly deserves in