The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-03-25


IaaSy contract has been let for the
nniiqlng of fifty new tenant houses
at the Orr cotton mill.
The annual meeting Of the stock
a9!aers OF the Cox Manufacturing Co.
! VIII 20 neid on Tuesday, Aprii 2Y.
See'advertisement.
An advertisement OF the Andars,n
County Mutual Benefit Association an.
pears IN another column, to which vonr
attention 10 directed. It offers insnr..
ance at o low cost.
aWar Smith, who has been serving
Most etlclently az Magistrate at Pen.
the only applicant for the nosition' has
Deen recommended by Senator Hood.
TO whom the application was refaYsei
py the GoyerEor, to fill the vacancy.
y; w; Gambrell, aged es years.
gtea st Houston, Texas, on the 1Sth
lnags OF cancer OF the liver. Mr.. Gem
Dreu was q native Of the Brushy Creek
section OF Anderson County. and sew.
go CALAMITY through the Civil War.
some nmo after the war he went to
Texas and married in that State. He
leaves o family of several children in
Iexas, besides many friends and rela.
! Isyee. ~ easss ssaosi01 % mourn mis- death.
He ieeyes surviving him three sisters,
mrs. 3 =. johnson, of this place,
Gosn fann aed F. II Payne. Of Anderson
Texas. He visited his sisters in this
State about two months ago.-Easley
srOgress.
Mr: j. L. McCar,ey, of Townville.
was IN town last Week, and in inquir-
Ing ae 10 the situation in regard to
smallpox In Walnalla, he remarked
that just after the q near Fair
Play, in this County, smallpox became
epidemic and quite a number of deaths
resulted. In no case, however, was
there a death where the patient had
Deen V~acclnated, and on none of the
patients were marks left. He is 8
great believer in vaccination, and bas-
ea nla Deilef on experience and obser-
the good effects of vaccination last
much longer than seven years, the
time most generally claimed for it,
Ke0wee Courier.
y. w: Heisman, coach Of the Clemson
DaseDall team, In q recent interview
says that the prospects at Clemson
good team. Sitton, the crack end on
the FOOTBALL team, will be found in The
Dox again this year. Last year he
made an unusual reputation as q pitch.
or, and won @ majority Of his games
Heismnn, who Is ono of the best coach.
es IN d South and who is known from
one end OF the country to the other
because OF his excellent football and
baseball teams. eays he is looking for 6
successful season in college baseball
this year, and ne believes there will bs
Better toums IN the South this real
than ever before.
A special dispatch to the Atlantis
Constitution, under date of the 10tf
Inst, says: Suffering from melan,
choila as q result of p%rOtracted drink.
ing, IL. Snipes. a picture aeent. wht
moved here about q year ago from
Georgia, committed suicide tonight by
taking an overdose. of morphine. He
ate supper and retired at once to hi
room. His actions caused suspicion
but when his rash act was discovered
5t was tnc ::ate Tor physicians to say,
MIN; Snipes ie about 48 years Of ag,
Q leaves q wife and several children
Inc deceased was born and reared IL
Anderson County and was the eldest
Sol OF the late Elisha Snipes. III,
lived in this city. until about O yea
or two ago, when he moved to GeOrgie
and from there to North Carolina.
The Greenville Mountaineer Of tn,
18th inst. says : "Mrs. Emily G. Wey
man, formerly @ resident of this city
died on Saturday last In Columbus
G8., aged 90 years. Mrs. Weymal
was born near Pendleton, 8. c., an.
was @ daughter Of Capt. John Maxwell
who was prominent in his day and gen
GRAFTON as o large planter and publ
spirited citizen. His homo ON Senec,
liver was the abode Of generous hospi
tally, and he reared q large family il
aR1ence, giving them O liberal educa
ton. Mrs. Weyman married e grand
son of Samuel Maverick, the iarges
landowner in this section Of the State
who owned immense tracts Of land il
Texas, and several Of his descendant
settled in that State, among them tn
Weymans. After her husbands dealt
Mrs. Weyman returned to South Caro-
Lima, and for @ number of years lived i
this city, but her home in recent year
was at Atlanta, where her BOZ was il
business The deceased has man,
old friends in this County who will re
greet to hear Of her death.
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