The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-01-22

tenueu Dy citizens from every section
OF the State Anderson County should
.send down large delegation.
Our clever and popular young friend.
Key. y; j. Copeland, has been appoint
eu Dy Coy. McSweeney chaplain on his
stan Wild tile rank of Lieutenant
Colonel. ihe Governor has done more
tI:n we'll In the appointment.
Rosemond Kay, who moved from this
county TO Texas about fourteen years
ago. died at Tyler OH the let inst. His
wiIe' 1our sons and one daughter sur
ylve him. The deceased has many old
trends and relatives in this County.
Rev: j. E. Wallace, of the Presbyte
ran Theological Seminary, Columbia,
:; u, will preach in the Good Hope
Church next Sunday morning at ii
O'Clock. Tho friends of the congrega-
tion are invited to attend the services.
:, A serious accident occurred at the
cumberland Coal Mine, Milestone,
Icnn., last Thursday evening. Two
negroes were killed and seven others
injured. One of the negroes killed was
Icon Newell, vino is put down as being
from Anderson, S. G.
BY special concession OH tho part of
tho publishers. we are enabled to send
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{, Capt. Geo. w. Sullivan, Hewlett
Sullivan, w. s. Ramsey and w.
lrammeil have organized stock COM
pany Tor the purpose Of conducting q
wholesale and retail grocery business
In this city. We extend them a cordial
welcome to Anderson and wish them
big success.
Col. Henry Watterson, the distin-
guished editor and lecturer, will deliv-
er q lecture in the Opera House to-mor-
row CThursday) evening, under tho
auspices Of the Lyceum Association.
a rich intellectual treat is in store for
those who hear this lecture. The price
Last Monday afternoon about Q
O'Clock false alarm of fire gave the
nreman q .2ng run over to Society
Street. The alarm was caused by q
large volume of smoke issuing from a
chimney at the home OFF. r. McGu-
KIN and blowing into the dwelling
house, near by, Of Rev. H. r. Murchi-
son.
The annual report OF the Board of
Trustees of Winthrop College has been
submitted to the General Assembly,
and shows the institution to be in q
hOurishinl condition. At the close of
the last a.ssion every County in the
state was represented in the roll of
students, Anderson County having
eleven.
The annual meetings of the stock
holders of the Farmers and Merchants
Bank and of the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company were held in the city
last week. All of the officers of both
organizations we're re elected, and the
business transactions of the past year
were very satisfactory to the stock
holders.
Judge z. T. Taylor died at Standard,
Fla, last Sunday, aged IS years, leav-
ing q wife and eight children to cherish
his memory. Judge Taylor is broth
er OF our townsman,. E. w; Taylor, and
He has many old 1Gn friends Is throughont 1%edsont
this section who will regret to hear of
his death.
In the exhibit of Greenville County
at the Charleston Exposition is silk
dress that was made during tho sixties
by Mrs. Samuel Reid, of Oconee COun-
ty. This dress is owned by Mrs. Mat
tie Orr Patterson, of this city, and was
q pnrt of her wedding trousseau at the
time of her marriage in 1S08.-Green-
vile MOuntaineer
Among the numerous visitors in the
city last Saturday was our good friend,
D. A. Smith, of Walhalla. Mr.. Smith
B 1S one OF the editors and prOpriet0rs of
The KeOwee Courier, and .Oconee
Gounty's efficient Judge of Probate.
many old friends here who are always
more than pleased to greet him.
Our little friend, John B. Patrick,
Jr., sOnsOf Capt. j. NJ. Patrick, is the
proud owner Of a small saddle, which
he has just received as a gift from an
uncle in the Philippine Islands. Itwas
captured from native and shows the
marks of sword. The saddle is q
small. substantial one, and will do SER
vice for our little friend many years.
During his stay in Anderson, Col.
James Armstrong, of Charleston, was
the guest of Mr.and Mrs. VIM. Laughlin
at their hospitable home on North Mai..
SCreeC. On FRIDAY evening they ten
dered their distinguished guest most
enjoyable reception. which was attend
ed by few intimate friends and rep
resentatives from the organizations Of
the Veterans and Sons and the Daugh-
ters.
The Columbia State of the 10th inst.
says: "A pardon was also granted to
II. L. Morrison, convicted in Anderson
County of larceny at the last spring
term and sentenced to 18 months on the
chaingang. The man HAS served the
greater portion Of the sentence and he
has wife and four little children who
are in distress. Upon proper recon-
mendation the Governor granted the
pardon"
The building at Storevilie. occupied
by MIR. j.. L. jackson, merchant, was
destroyed by fire at noon last Monday,
together with the contents. The loss
is estimated at $4,000, covered by
81 200 insurance. The building was
old and frame structure and burned
rapidly. 1t isithought it took fire from
the stove flue, as the roof was in a
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