The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-04-23

night, tne publication of The Intelli-
genGer has been delayed o day this
week rs we could not get any mower
70 run our press.
The advertisement of WI. Mar
snail q GO. should be read carefully
~ every reader Of Tho Intelli2encer.
Anese gentlemen are Offering their
snlire stock of goods at cost, and if
yo'4 y' are seeking bargains give them q
ION; David Bennett Hill, of New
thoIh, mas accepted the invitation ex-
xSHuueo 10 MIN to be present at the Due
IMsst stcommencemOntne next June and de-
5Sut 5 tne annual address. He will no
,aSn uTube attract the largest crowd of peO-
PIE ever seen in Due West.
The Secretary of State has issued n
commission to the Allison -Crenshaw
company OF Pelzer, which is TO do q
general mercantile business on a capt.
.al Cae s53ck $40 or $4,000. The corporators
s F.o W. W. n. audgene, w: p. Ellison, c.
Mortice. W "
Mrs. K: L. Daniel died at her home
AZ S1e riverside mill last Thursday,
aHea A years. A few months ago she
fru.I, WlIn aSr r husband moved to this city
been in feeble health prior to that
Glme. The remains were interrad in
noon.
Al. NJ. Marsh, better known as
"Shug." who has played left field and
catcher on the Piedmont ball team for
Two years past, was killed at Lynch
6urg, Va. the 11t.l inst, by falling
down ON embankment, while irving TO
get under high ball. He fell distance
OF 10 feet, rnpturing several blood yes
sells, and died in short time.
Drs. w: II. Nardin, ST., and j. o.
Wllnite, of this city, attended the an
nual meeting of the State Medical AS
s0clatlon in Spartanburg last week.
Inc Spartanburg Herald, in speaking
OF tne ASSOCIATION, says: "Dr. w. Ii.
Nardin, OF Anderson, may correctly be
tion; he is one of the ablest and best
balanced physicians to be found any
where"
Mr.. j. H. We'll. one of the wealthy
anu successful merchants Of Anderson,
3. u, was in ElbertOn this week pros-
pectlng with view of establishing q
store here. We have not learned what
deClsion be came to, but we are always
delighted to welcome such citizens, and
nope ne will not only locate one Of his
big stores here, but will bring his fam
1ly also and settle ehere.-Elberton (Ga.)
Tribune.
"A meeting of the stockholders of
the HOnea Path cotton mill were held
In that town last Monday and organ
ICED by electing the following Board Of
Directors: j. l.. Orr, j. D. Hammett,
y. r. Shrine, g. p. Smith, j. &C, Mil
ford, j. F. Shirley, r. Nj. Shirley, r.
81. Brock and L. A Brock. The
Directors met and elected j. ID. HAM
NETT President and Treasurer, r. NJ.
Shirley Vice-President. and John b.
Humbert Secretary. Work will begin
at once on the mill
Congressman VIM. Elliott and DR.. r,
r. Diver, Of Anderson, met for the
first time in nearly forty years at the
burial OF Gen. Hampton. They were
members of kershaw's q famous regiment
and were quite intimate friends in camp,
but both left the regiment in 1862 to
have not seen each other since, neither
recognizing the other when introduced
except by name. The editor of The
Mountaineer had the pleasure of intro
ducing them.-Greenville Mountain
eer.
Last Friday night about o'clock
the train coming from Bolton to this
city was wrecked at the sharp curve II
short distance east of Broadway tres
tie The train consisted Of four or
five freight and coal cars, and n combi-
nation baggage and passenger car. a
heavily loaded coal car and box car.
Loaded with miscellaneous freight, left
the track and turned over. The pas
senger car also left the track and turn
Ell partly Over. Several passengers
were on board, but none were hurt be-
yond a few h-ulses and general
skake-up-
In accordance with the terms of the
Act passed at the last session of Legis-
!ature, the City Council has elected
the following gentlemen ms members
Of the beverage commissions: K. E:
Llg0n, =. 5. Sullivan, H. G. Town.
send, j. =. Tribble and DR.. j. G.
darris- The commission organized by
Baylis Maxwell clerk, and is now
ready to receive bids for the construc-
ton OF the sewerage. j. L. Ludlow,
the engineer who made the plans and
specifications, estimates that twelve
miles OF sewerage can be put in for
$4,000. 1t is proposed to award the
contract on May 20 and begin the work
as soon IS possible.
Mrs. Helen Gaines, wife of j. H.
Gaines. died at her home in Williams
ston on Thursday night, 18th inst.
after brief illness. For several davs
Mrs. Gaines had been indisposed. but
her condition was not considered se-
riOus in the least, and the announce
ment or her death was shock. to her
friends and acquaintances. She was
about Go years Of age and a devoted
member of the Methodist Church at
where she had lived for
aumber. of years. Besides devoted
husband, four children survive her, and
IN their sore bereavement they have the
sympathy of wide circle Of friends.
Her remains were inferred at William
ston last Saturday morning.
An attempt to assassinatc II. Thomp-
son Haynle was made last Saturday
evening about 8 O'clock as he was re-
turning TO his home, in Yarennes
township, from this city. His home is
four miles south of Anderson, on the
road that passes Strickland's Mill. AT q
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