The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-08-26

Rev. r. Al. Child has rs ..urnad from.
Q trip 60 Nashville, Tenn He Al q
memceE OF the book committees OF the
So@tlern Methodist Church. and was
called TO Nashville to act with the
SWoLnt9nsstee Wn, nm in electing. asuccessor to
ne hsy. I'D. Bjgham, book agent Of the
!, Company E, Goth South Carolina
6oslmene, y. b. A., held its annual re-
gnlo1 ae Meals Creek on last Thursday.
slHtsen mem6ers Of the company were
ntssrnE, pealdes several hundred visi-
Rneker, Jr., w. P. Wright and d. H.
| Watkins. = u 10 =
Little Gladys, the six-naonths. old
0ausnter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Ham,
mond. OF this city. died last Sunday
siivor a 1s BrooI 0@fiea the DAY folowing n
heller conducting the funeral services.
Hne young parents have the sympathies
or their many friends.
X p. D. Stone, OF Washington, d, G. :,
claiming to be representing the inter
day or two in the city Lass week. He
made inquiries about railroad matters
IN general, and particularly asked
anout the prospect Of the proposed
tennessee, Georgia and South Carolina
line being built. ~ g75 ,5
Hack Elrod, q negro living near pei :
ger. was a few days ago committed to
lSit on tho charge of killing his s,wife.
Eirod became involved in quarrel
with his wife, and, according to his
contention, got his pistol and snapped
it Gt her. He claims that he did not
sh1s Know that the pistol was loaded and
that consequently the killing was acci-
zer, held an, inquest and the inry 'ra- re-
turned g verdict charging Eirod with
murder. - ! 7s!"5
1 a recent dispatch from Knoxville to
the Atlanta Constitutlon says that
tine southern Railway has put q large
extension from Maryville. Tenn,
through the Rabun Cap rouiS into
South Carolina. The work is very
heavy In some sections, but it will be
| speedily accomplished as all the mod.
ern railroad building devices will be
employed to get the road through in a
hurry. This. will give Knoxville an
other short line to the Atlantic sea-
Julian Fant, OF this city, was pain
fully Injured at Mccormick on Friday
night. He is at present q freight con-
duct0r on the Charleston and Western
| Carolina Railway, and at the time OF
the ipJnry was directing the movements
In some way he lost his footing and
Tell TO the ground. He fell in the way
or the moving train, but fortunately
one OF the train hands was standins
near by and dragged him Off the track
IA Mme 70 save him from shocking
Geatn. Mr: tant's Injuries are painful
DnS NOT serious, and his many friends
(, WISH t0f9 him ilr o speedy recovery.
~,
J ooMe or the negroes who went OF
%ontInS % excursion to Asheville last
the train The difficulty started .inst
this side of Spartanburg Onn the way
nome. Herman, Thompson was dam
ugly cut across his face, a stab in the
breast and a deep cash in the shoulder.
thompson was brought home and DR..
Earle gave him medical attention. Hi
I c0ndiGton was critical for O time, bu,
|, ne VIII recover: His assailant has not
| Deen apprehended- The car was fu1!
e negroes and ali deny knowledge oi
the party who did the cutting.
CoiOnel "a. !ribble. Commissioner
4I C0nIeaerate war. Records, who il
IN the city, says that about 84,G0l
names nave already been enrolled out
1t supposema co 70 total enlistment from
4 NJ. snas 4Into SL 1l,HvV. he secured from
Mr. .Jonn M: Hubbard . roll Of the
4 Companiss OF dan1gaulgs Battalion,
composed or troops from South Car0li-
na, georgia and .Fior1da. This inter.
i estlng document was fonnd in the old
court house when it was being torn
uoWn. hnd was brought to the up
cmnngry Cy refugees from Charleston,
l1,neIet were otner rolls and it any Of
tnem are In possession of citizens. Jnl.
Of them in completing his work of com. nlil.
piling the records. l.s
M. q -
Inc last issue OF the Honea Path
i Cnronlcles mas this to say in reference
70 tne new BANK being organized at
| Inat place: new Bank will be open
LOT business ln Honen Path by the 18th
Of October: Mr.. r. NJ. Shirley ID OF
the mead OF the movement and hns al