The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-05-28

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Eicd Miss linn. who, with one dauKh-
ter and two sons, survives him, in the
84th year of her age. The deceased
was q remarkably hale, hearty man all
his Life, and all Of his body faculties
were good except his hearing. which
failed him few months ago. Heleaves
many relatives in this County who will
regret to hear of his death.
The following Petit Jurors have been
drawn to serve at the approaching term
OF the Court Of General Sessions, which
convencs on the sscond Monday in
June: L. f. knight, Hopewell; c. s.
Gambrell, Martin; w. w. Moore, Will
liamston; j. P. Cox. Jr., Bolton; A. N.
Ragsdale, Bolton; B. F. Hawkins,
Martin; Thes. ]. Martin, Williamsten;
Robert Moorehead, Centerville; D. J.
Bolt, Centerville; Geo. w. Sullivan.
Williamson: d. j. Simmons, Martin;
w. H. Brown, Corner; A. 8. Farmer.
AndoTson; Jas. ". Shirley, Broadway;
w. r. Burriss, Centerville; r. j. Gam
brell, Bolton; L. A. Cole, Fork; H. NJ.
Tate, Hall; D. c. Brown, Anderson;
Edgar Hall. Centerville; H. p. Sitton,
Pendleton; E. B. Farmer, ork; j. ID.
Stonecypher, Rock Mills; R. c. Cream
er, Centerville; Jas. w. Shirley,
broadway; r. L. Kay. Broadway; j. /,
Holland, Anderson; d. A. Reed, Mar
tin; Leard Newton, Garvin; S. M.
Pickens, Anderson; j. r. Garrison,
Pendleton; 7. E. Mcconnell, Center
vile; j. B. Sanders, Centerville; G.. NJ.
Gray, Hall; w. F. Tolly. Anderson.
Mayor Tolly. of Anderson, is in the
city, registered at the Hotel Calhoun.
For number of years Mr.. Tolly has
been at the head of that municipality
he has made such an excellent chief
executive that the people reuse per-
sistently to elect anybody else. An
derson ls growing, progressive little
-ity, full of manufacturing industries,
employing hundreds of operatives.
That County contains score or more
of big enterprises and the people are
making arrangements to erect several
more at an early date. That section is
situated close to Greenville and Spar
tanburg Counties. and it, too, has
caught the cotton mill fever. Mr.. Tolly
is just the man one would expect to sec
at the head Of a good, live town. He il
q live, up-to-date citizen himself, who
believes in keeping up with the process.
sion, and it is due to the efforts of men
OF his stamp that Anderson is right in
line at the present time in all the
branches of commercial and industrial
activity.-Charlesto News and Cou.
rier.
While on his way to his home ir
Garvin last Saturday afternoon from
this city, Mr.. David H. Green diei
very suddenly. He was in his buggy
in company with his SON. law, r. j
Buchanan, and when passing the home
of Capt. John Eskew, about four miles
north of the city, Mr.. Green suddenly
threw back his head and passed away
without q moan or struggle and before
Mr.. Buchanan could realize that any.
thing was the matter with him. Hit
body was kindly cared for and that
night was carried to his home. He had
spent the greater portion Of the day In
the city and was apparently in hit
usual good health. It is supposed thai
heart disease was the cause Of his death
though his family physician, DR.. Duck
worth, says he had never shown any
symptoms of that disease. Mr.. Greer
was about 45 years of age, a mos
worthy, upright citizen, and was mos
highly esteemed by all of his friends
who deeply sympathize with the sorel,
bereaved wife and two children VIII
are left TO cherish her memory. o.
Sunday afternoon the remains wert
buried in the Sandy Springs Church
yard.
There wasa meeting of the Sewerag
Commission held at 12 O'Clock yesterda,
for the purpose Of closing contracts fo
the furnishing Of the terra Gotta pipe
and for excavating and laying the pipes
This commission is composed Of tht
following citizens: r. E. Ligon, chair
manu.. i. Tribble, attorney. DR.. j. C
Harris, III. G. Townsend and c. 8. Sulli
van. and these were assisted By tn
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furnishing the pipes were submitted
from Montague & Co., of Chattanooga
Tenn, Pomona Co., of Pomona, N
G. and Stephens g. Co., Of Macon, Ga
The bids of Montague s. Co. an,
Stephens & Co. were made through th
4 Sullivan Hardware Co., of this city
The contract was awarded to Mon
tague g. Co. for S10,25O. For exca
waiting and laying the pipe the contrac
was awarded to George Tenny, o.
Spartanburg, s. c., for S24, ,00O02. Thi
was the only bid for this work, bu
comparisons were made with bids fo
similar work recently done in Colum
bia and found reasonable and accepted
Nir. Tenny is the engineer and contrac
tor who enlarged the dam at Portmal
Shoals. which was swept away by tn