The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-03-30

4 AAOhi iShtuS, uUuor uHtG
OF the Goth inst, says: "a young man
was found dead at the north switch at
Central Wednesday morning. He was
about Il years old, we'll dressed and nf
good appearance. There was nothing
on his person by which he could he,
Identified, Coroner Parsons found
three dollars in his pocket. His hat
was too large and inside was packing
or newspaper which was printed ia
Statesvllie, n; &. 1t being impossible
TO identify the young man, he was
buried yesterday at til expense of the
county"
The Laurens Advertiser of the 23rd
inst, says: creed Miller, who will
give concert at the Opera House on
the evening of April 9th, is an Ander.
son, 5. e., boy and spent some of his
school days in Laurens. He was stu
dent 9. \, a, at the graded schools here in 1896
and his beautiful voice was heard in
those days in the choir of the First
Baptist Church. He is now tenor solo
ist of Cavalry M. f. Church New York.
and is at the height of n successful
musical career. He will stop over in
Laurens on his way to the great New
Orleans Musical Festival
Rev. j. w. Wolling, once pastor of
st. Johns Methodist Church, now u
member of the Brazil Conference, will
arrive III the city next Thursday. On
Friday evening the congregation of St.
Johns will tender him reception mt
the Church to which the public is cor
daily invited. There Will be several
short addresses of welcome, an address
by Mr.. WOlling and q fine musical pro
gram. He will preach on Easter Sun
day at II 80 o'clock. While in the city
he will be the guest of e. F.. Jones, and
his visit here will be a source of much
pleasure to his many friends.
Last Monday Arthur Linder, ne
gro, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Dillingham; and lodged in jail under
the charge of breaking into the store
of j. A. Austin & Co. and stealing
theIefrom lot of goods. The negro
WAS carried before Magistrate Wilson,
but waived preliminary trial and was
sent to the Court of Sessions on two
charges, burglary and larceny. The
negro had been employed as porter
in the store and was familiar with its
arrangements. His entrance was af
window in the rear portion of the build.
ing.
A special dispatch from Pickens t,
the Columbia State, under date of tn,
25th inet:. says: ~. II. Brock, who ha
been a citizen of Pickens for severa
years, died Wednesday at Seneca a
the home of his son, Ollie Brock. MI
BROCK leayes three sons and a daugh
and the three other surviving children
live at Seneca. Afr. Brock was yer,
unassuming man and for some tim
had lived all alone with what to hin
was most congenial companionship-
his violin" The deceased has man
friends and relatives in Anderso
County who will regret to hear of hi
death.
| Col. E. A. Sirmyer, commandant Q
the Clemson College cadets, spent las
Monday in the city and completed tn
final arrangements for the encampmen
which will be held in this city the frs
week in May. The cadets will leav
the College on Wednesday. May 4tl
and march to Sandy Springs, wher
they will camp that night. Nez
morning. they will march tn this cit
and go into camp on Whitner stree
near the western limits Of the city
They will remain in camp until Nor
day following, when they will retur
to the College, camping that nigf
again at Sandy Springs.
The Board of Trustees have selecte
A. w. Todd, formerly of this city, b,
now of Charleston, as the architect fl
the new building of the Columbia FL
male College. The Columbia State,
speaking of Mr.. Todd and the ne
building, says: "His reputation fC
careful and reliable work-in additio
to the we'll proportioned building whic
| hIa n}nnp coll fnr-onfnA In hin hah ho
and he was the unanimous choice
the committee. The building to
erected in accordance with his plar
will cost S50,000 and will be credit I
even as great denomination as th
Methodists of South Carolina. 1T
hoped that the college will be in il
new home before many months an
that it's successful endeavors in th
past will be redonbled under the er
larged conditions"
The Honea Path Chronicle of til
23rd inst. says: "Mrs. Ida Latime
wife of Mr.. Jode Latimer, died yestel
day morning at her home in Blu
Ridge, Ca, after an illness ct only
few days. A telegram was received b
Mr.. s. N. Latimer last Saturday stain
| that she was critically ill, and on yel
terday morning another was receive
Il o.
was q daughter of Mr.. John Maddox,
Anderson, and was about 27 years oil,
She was married to Mr.. Jode Latimt
in 1900, and since that time they hay
made their home in Blue Ridge, Ga
where Mr.. Latimer holds q positiC
with the M. g. N. G.. railroad. Mr.
Latimer was member of the Bal
tist Church and was most estimab
lady. Her body, together with that {
her little infant, which died on Sunda
In the CEnetery at Broadmouth, Re-
R. w. Burts conducting the funer
services" The deceased has man
friends and relatives in this count
who will regret to hear of her death.
most PILLS