The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-10-01

Anderson Slower, negro emigrant
agent, representing parties in Knox
VILE, Tenn, and who has been operat.
ing In this city for a week or more.
appeare 20 oe IN peck of trouble. He
Vlolatsq the pill posting ordinance, was
grnphed to, to pay Anderson Stover
300, could not be identified, fingers in
incarceration and when released will he
confronted with warrant Charging
him with violation of State lava i5
not securing license required. Yeas
Erown. local negro operating with
him was fined 95.
The Columbia State of last Snndav
says: B. Cleveland Sloan, brother cf
Lt.-Gov. John i. Sloan, of this citv.
has received very high compliment
from the Democrats of the Albany dis
trict OF New York State. He has been
nominated to Congress from this dis
sr:St, WHICH, comprises the Counties of
Aibany anu SCHENECTADY. Mr.. Slonn
has been resident of Schenectady for
several years: In receiving this nomi-
nation MIR. Sloan was heartily second
ed by David b. Hill, who thinks his
chances or election r:i ticularly good
even though the district ia very evenly
divided as to the National vote. Mr..
Sloan,s nomination was due to some
extent to has popularity as member
or the Board of Aldermen of Schenect-
ady. Mr. Sloan is native of Anler-
son county, and has many old friends
a2a relatives here vino will be more
than pleased to hear of the honor that
has been conferred upon him and who
wish hlm success in his race.
Last Wednesday the following petit
jurors were drawn to serve at the ap-
nfOQGh1nO f,f 1,A
mon Pleas, which convenes on tho
second Monday. 18th inst: j. M.
Giles, r. l.: Robinson, John f. Clardy.
Anderson; II. Mcdaniel. Broadaway:
A. =. FAINT, Allen Mahaffey. i. 7
Copeland: Belton; A. B. Elrod, G. w.
Rnssell: J. p. Glenn, Brushy Creek:
VIE w; a watson; =. .. Burriss. Center
vie; ~; r. West. Corner; w. G.
BBroyies, Geo; E. Smith: NJ. ID. Mays,
W. Pickens, j. NJ. Horton, Garyin: w
?. Bagwell, G.. w. Clement. j. b.
Cothran, Honea Path; F. ". Banister.
Z. n. Bailey. Hall; w. F. Lee, Pied.
mont; j. E. Massey. a. G. Moorehead.
Pendleton; A. p. Hembree, b. F. Shir,.
Ley, Il. Black, Rock Mills; s. A.
SHELTON, NJ. 6. Bowie. S. p. Tate, l..
a; Dean. Varennes; G. s. Goodgion,
Williamson.
Anderson's latest manufacturing en-
terprlse is another large Cotton Mill
Rufus 8. Hill, one of our progressivf
citizens and president of the Farn.erf
and Merchants Bank, is at the helm
and his wide reputation as a success
fnl business man and financier gives
O.. the guarantee that could be desired
from the start. Hie idea is to build .
?5,0OO spindle mill, equip it and star
It Tree from encumbrances, SO that div
| 1dends will be made possible from
tne hrst year of operation. The schem,
is fully launched and much of tn,
stock subscribed. 1t is desired to in
terest our, home people in this enter
prlse, and to that end organization
VIII not be effected probably befor,
next January. Mr. Hill proposes t,
have every thing ready to select th,
site and begin the erection of the build
| lngs In the early spring and complete
them during the good weather of mex
summer and early fall. Later on W,
Will give more information about tn,
enterprise.
The Greenville News of last Sunda,
Gays: "The death Of William Fielt
the PIckens bar, occurred yesterda,
morning at 11:45 o'clock at Russells
Oconee County. His death is the re-
suit Of fall received in July last. A
that time Mr.. Blassingame was spend
| Ing his annual summer outing at Rus
sells. On the morning of July 28th IL
company with young lady friend. Mr.
Biasslngame took drive of severa
miles. through the country. Upor
crossing bridge Mr.. Blassingame'l
horse became frightened and backed
; Off. throwing the Occupanfa fron, Az
buggy and so seriously injuring Mr
3tBiasslngame that he never recovered
The deceased was born in Anderson
County Nov. 4, 1868, and was q son o.
B. F. Blassingame. He was a descen
dant OF John II. and Thomas Blassin
game who came to the upper part Of
the State from Marion County in 1857
Mr. Blassingame attended a country
school until 1886, when the family
moved to Greenville." The deceased
has many friends and relatives in thi
County. who will regret to hear Of hi
death. The remains were inferred il
Greenville.