The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-02-04

County, has been circulating among
friends Mt this place. Claude is Il Jolly
good fellow and we are always glad to
have him In our midst"
Gov. Hayward has appointed his
military staff, and among the names
we note the following: j.. NJ. Patrick,
assistant A%dlutant and Inspector Cen
eral, en-Ot1icio member, II. H.. Wat
klns, QEartermaster General, both with
rank OF Colonel; A. G. Pinckncy, with
rank of Captain, of Pelzer.
1t is rumOred that smallpox is all
around us. Near lelzer and Piedmont
there are several cases andi it Is spread
ing rapidly in the country. There is
reported to be a case or two on Capt.
II. -. Princes F;ve-Notch farm. Fam
lilies and communities should look after
proper vaccination promptly.--Wil-
GamstOn News.
The State Convention of the Y. AZ.
c. A. will be held in Greenville Feb
ruary ITO. This is the twenty-sixth
annual meeting and q number Of
prominent leaders in association work
will be present. Reduced rates will be
given on all railroads and the dele
gates will be entertained by the citi-
zens OF Greenville.
Lille Vienna, the infant daughter of
Chief Of Police Jas. A. Dillingham;,
died at the home of her parents in this
city last Thursday night, aged six
months. She had been ill two or three
weeks with miningitis. The remains
were Inferred az Silver Brook ceme-
terry Friday afternoon, Rev. j.. l.. Nc
Lin conducting the funeral services.
The bereaved parents have the sympa-
thy OF their many friends.
It is announced that the Southern
Railway Company has made arrange
for rolling stock this year. This is in
line with preparations made by practi-
cally. every. railroad company in the
country. The experience of the last
few months in the matter of handling
freight shows the pressing need Of
more adequate equipment.
Quincy Snow, one of our former resi-
dents now living in Atlanta, has filed
against the Georgia Railway and
s sIeS 90 d GSmpany' # ae THAT vat. city tSS,;o for
from q car on Capitol Avenue while
allghting: Quincy was badly bruised
up, his back twisted, his left Jaw in
jured and several teeth being knocked
out.-Hartwell (Ga.) Sun.
On the end and 3rd pages of The
1ntelligencer this week we publish the
address delivered by Gen. Nj. G. But
Ter at the recent memorial meeting
held by the General Assembly in Co.
lumbia in honor of South Carolina's
grand old hero, Gen. Wade Hampton.
1t is both eloquent and interesting and
full of historical matter, and is worth
preserving in the scrap book of every
one of our readers.
The Pickens Journal of last week
sister of Mr.. w. 7. McFall of this
place, died at her home, Orphans
Home, Texas, on the evening Of the
Goth inst, aged about 70 years. She
leaves surviving her husband and a
large family Of children and grandchil-
dren." Mrs. Widemnn is an aunt Of
our townsman, John NJ. Hubbard, and
is Il native of Anderson County. She
has many old friends and relatives in
this County who will regret to hear of
her death.
William Stockman, of near Ander-
son, was placed in Jail here last Satur-
day, supposed to be insane. Later de-
velOpments have revealed the fact that
he had imbibed too freely of John
Barley Corn" for some time, and hence
had lost his reason. Since his confine-
ment he has shown conclusive evidence
that aside from the use of whiskey he
is a man of sound mind. His father
came in from Atlanta yesterday and
carried him back with him.-Oconee
News.
J. B. Douthit, who was once regard
ed as the most reliable and honest man
that aver served the State on the board
of control of the dispensary, has com
mitted the folly of rushing into print
with q lot of stories Of how the State
can be faxed in that dispensary board.
Now we have all thought this ali
along, but we did not know that Mr..
and outs of the schemes Of the graft
ers. We will have to get Outz back on
the stand.-Florence Times.
Married, on Thursday, Jan. 30, 1908,
at the home of the brides father, John
g.. Fagg, by Rev. N. G. Wright, MT.
James Thomas and Miss Bessie Fagg.
The attendants were Mr.. William
Fagg and Miss Fannie Thomas, Mr.
James Wright and Miss May Fagg.
After the ceremony. the guests, which
uulUclou 0OOuU AOAtyp WOlO lut1lcu
into the dining-room where q sumptu-
ons repast vas served. The bridal
party were all of this County. We
Join their friends in extending con-
CALCULATIONS.
w. L. Pritchard died ut his home in
Pickens County on Sunday, January
25th, after q brief illness with pneu-
monia, aged 81 years. On the day fol-
lowing his remains were laid to rest at
Enon Church. The deceased was a
son of Berry Pritchard, who died from
q wound in the civil war, and was born
and reared in this County. About
four years ago he moved from this
County to Pickens County, where he
has since made his home. He was a
steady, upright man, and had long
been q consistent member Of the Bap-
tist Church. He leaves a devoted wife
and q ide circle of friends and rela-
tives in this County to mourn his death.
Mrs. Polly Hyde, wife of Geo. Hyde,
died at her home in the TOney Creek
section of Bolton Township Wednes-
day morning, 28th ult. She had
been in feeble health several months
with that ever fatal disease, consump-
ton, but was not forced to take her bed
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