The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-09-07

meeting last night All of the cid citv
employers We're re-e!ectvti.' Oriicars
Stewart and May field, of the pl,ire
! iofce declined recollection, and j. O
sanders and ). j. Shealey were elected
! their successors.
! The early morning passenger train
| on the &. IL w. &. now leaves the city
at o'clock instead of 7.25 as formerly.
| the through freight train between An
derson and Mccormick has been re-
stored. which will be great accom-
mediation to the people along the line
desiring to come into the city for few
hours business. 1t reaches the city at
~ q. III. and leaves at = p. m.
Mrs. Amanda Sassard, who conducts
boarding house on South Main street,
noon: breaking her shoulder blade and
one of the small bones between the
ankle and knee. She was leaning upon
the railing. which gave way and let her
1ail several feet to the ground. Her
injuries are very painful, but NO per-
m6nent effects will result froiii hem.
The following candidates are an
nounced in The Intellieencer for the
primary election next Tuesday House
OF kepresentatives-J. e. Milford and
a: Hall Clerk of Court. c.
watkins ms and L. =: Smith; Coroner.
van and II. c. Pruitt. All of them are
good men, and you will have no tro,.-
bic in making out your ticket.
In the recent primary election j. =.
Anderson was reelected magistrate in
Rock Mills Township and l.. n. Mar
tin to the same position in Martin
Township. In the Corner there were
three candidates for Magistrate, Jas.
Young, j. III. McAlister and j. l..
Bryan, and the two first named will
have to make the second race next
Tuesday.
at the regular convention of Chi
quola Lodge, knights of Pythias, last
Thursday night, it wac unanimously
agreed to appropriate $500 to the pro-
posed city hospital. A committee was
also appointed to arrange for the meet
ing of the District Lodge which con-
vepes in this city on the 22d inst. e.
Mattison were appointed delegates
from the Lodge to the District Lodge
meeting.
George NJ; Wilcox left this morning
cept % profeasorshp in the he Locust sees Z Dale ALE
Academy. He will teach chemistry
and physics and will also have charge
of the athletic department of the col
ege.-Elberton (Ga.) Star. Prof.
Wilcox is the Oldest son of our former
towneman, w. NJ. Wilcox, and
grandson of Hon G. F. Tolly, and is
young man of many noble virtues of
both heart and mind.
Mrs. Bennett Haynes died last Sun
day morning at her home two miles
south OF this place. She had been in
feeble health for several months. Mrs.
Haynes was q daughter of Mr.. Mar
shall Phillips and was married to Mr..
Haynes about two years ago. She was
a member of the Methodist Church and
was O cOnsecrated Christian lady. She
was buried in the cemetery at this
place on Monday morning. Rev. Peter
Stokes conducting the funeral SER
vices.-Honea Path Chronicle.
Miss Annie Magruder died at her
home in this city last Sunday morning,
after long and painful illness, having
been confined to her bed and room for
several months. She was 81 years of
age and sister of our townsman, w.
3. Magruder. She was a daughter of
the late VIM. Magruder. Of Mississippi,
but had spent nearly all of her life In
Anderson and Abbeville Counties
hilss Magruder was highly esteemed
by wide circle of friends, and since
her girlhood had been devoted and
active member of the Methodist
o'clock the remains were inferred in
Silver Brook cemetery, the funeral
services being con ductor by her pastor,
Rev. N. b. Kelly.
Miss Ella Beatty died at the home of
early hour Monday morning For
many years she had been an invalid,
and all through her long illness she
bore her suffering with n splendid pa
tlence and true Christian spirit. She
was daughter of the late James
Beatty, and leaves O widowed mother,
two brothers and thToo sisters TO cher
laid to. rest in Good Hope cemetery
yesterday. Miss Beatty was young
woman of the highest Christian char
acter, devoted member of the Church.
lhe family have the sympathy Of a
large number of friends throughout
the county in, their bereavement.
The following petit jurors have been
drawn to serve at the Court of General
Sessions, which convenes in this city
on the fourth Monday in September
". w. Robinson. Anderson A. H.
Campbell. J. F. MeEsll and w. H;
Jas. 81. Bryant Rrnahy C.ssSS; = az 4.
McLees. ID. G. Holland, Jas. c. Bolt
and J. N. Erskine. Centerville E. E.
Harris and j. H. Ozmint, Corner; G.
N. Bolt, j.. n. Richardson and JnO. NJ.
Jolly, Fork W.. II. Walden and j. b.
Stagge, HOpeTell j. NJ. Dunlap, s. E.
Latimer, R. A. Monroe and j. X. Glenn
ent, HOnea Path; C.. NJ. Gray, j. j.
McMahan and HI M. Tate, Hall; Jno.
T. Hanks and j. F. Martin, Martin !;
Fl. &. Graham, Pendleton H. j. Strick-
land, p. r. Earle and w. F. Stewart,
Savannah; w. r. Garrett, w. j. Hem
bree, G. e. Pilgrim and c. j. Murphy,
Williamston.
| Five Of the employees of the execu-
tive department. of the Anderson Trac-
tion Company have resigned their po-
sitiOns on account of some friction
that has existed between them and DR..