The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-18
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Conductor Will Williams, &c tho
/ street railway company wac Knocked
ssoM n's car Sat1Ttiy and sustained
some mischauce be leaned too far ont
from the car and his head collided
with q post by the side of the frack.
He had narrow escape. He ia n non.
n!ar official and his friends hope to see
him at his work soon.
j. n. Gambreil died Saturday morn
ing at his homo near Bolton. He had
9een Q sufferer for Il long period from
cancer aud his death waa not unex-.
pected. He was q good and useful
Sitzen in his community, aud his
oeath VIII 90 nldcerely mnurned by q
Tiae circle Of friends and relativee.
nrst wife being o Miss Gritfiu. His
second wife, who with several children
survives him, was o Miss Campbell, q
aaughter OF Rev. Louis E Campbell.
Ihs Temnlns were laid to rest 10 the
cemetery at Beiton on Sunday.
Rev. 8. J. Cartledge anra.,neea C
aus congregation Sunday morning that
! ne has decided to decline the cali
recently extended to him BY the Pres
Dytefian church at Chester. 1t is O
PsOurco OF great qualification that he
will be retaioed az pastor here whers
ne has accomplished so much good,
Inc congregation has appointed com
mlttee to Iook after the .emodeling of
tne ehurcn building, and work will
| Deg.n probably within the next mouth.
Ihs remodeling will require, from
$4,000 to $1,000, and when Completed
structure.
| The cotton receipts for this city for
tne week ending Saturday night were
1,685 bales. The receipts for the sea.
eon are heavier than they were for the
corresponding period for laat year, as
! mentioned In the last iesUe of this
paper, bue much of the crop is being
withheld from the merkec just now OH
| account Of the, slump in price. The
| Garmsso as q rule are unwilling to ao-
! eelS ieas than 10 cents for their cotton,
/ H24 x sisy will By united effort over the
| Hoath hold for better prices, they eau
UeeoEAo In measur0 ma9eeys OF the
cotton aituation.
4. While unloading freight from car
| 1870 eho eteToaocm Of the. Merchants
Grocery company tho electric elevator
I employed Tor the purpose broke -snd
fen from the Aret aoor 70 the basement
Willie Cochran, were on il at tho time
ana sustained painful Injuries from the
| xGu. @r. Brown was pbinfnlly bsuis-
ed, hus hiB iDjurieS are not Of o seri-
oae nature and he will H0en be all right
again, The negro suffered more sey1-
ous i1juriee. His head. was thrown
against the elevator and badly hurt.
He had q narrow escape from death,
and ie not yet out OF danger. -; =,
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| The Standard Warehouse Company
was formally; organized ID Greenvilie
Saturday by the election OF Governor
-. u: AeyWard, as President; Ellison
A. SMyIhe Of PeiEer, first vice presi-
dent; f.. w. Robertson of Columbia
second vice-president; E.. G. Cathcari
9f Columbia, secretary and treasurer
u: a. Brock and b. h. Ligon, of this
city, are members OF the Donrd OF di.
rectors. The company will control
thes warehouses at Columbia, Green.
vile. greenwood ana Anderson, where
standard construction warehouses arc
already are in operation. The capital,
ization OF the company is 100000. !,
i Deputy Sheriff Scott xent 20 Allan.
to Saturday and brought back viii
him the next day j. b: Haynes, g white
man wanted here on the charge of OBJ
tanning goods under false .pretences
1 Haynes was recently, acquitted Of tht
/ Of Falton county, Georgia: He wal
married 10 young. woman at one o.
che cotton mills in this city some tins
Il ago, and it afterwards devefOpBd tha
he had another living wife: TIL,
Georgia authorities took him into Gus
tody on the bigamy charge aud helt
him until acquitted @ few days ego
Haynes declined to come to THE Stat'
i James A., Cobb died at his home j,
u Williamson Wednesday, morning afte
an ilineBsS OF long duration. He hat
reached the advanced age of 90 year
and was held in high esteem in th'
eastern section of the county where d
by q wife and two sons, DR.. j. q
Fl Cobb, who is in the service of th
United States marine corps, and Cor
don Cobb, Of Huntsville, Ala: MI
81 Cobb did good service as fh soldier II
the war. having enlisted in Gist'
RiHes, Hampton. Legion. He was.
II good man and citizen, and his deatI
friends who knew him throughout hi
4 "a Lncelle Earle, daughter. of Mr.. an,
Mrs. b, F. Earle, died at home In thi
s city, Saturday night, of typhoid feve
i after months illness, age 10 year
and three days. She was Il christia,
and loved to- attend her Church ami
Il Sunday School. She was O. girl O
ii mHny noble traits of character and ha4
made many friends during her resi-
4 dences here. 81; "a i; devoted daughtel
loving sister, aud. o: the friend ha
entered into life to he forever witt
j the Lord. Her Pastor! Dr.. j.. D. Chap
man, conducted funeral aervices q
4 Shiloh Church Of II q. M, MOnday
Il Dot. 10, after which tho interment tool
] place IN the cemetery near lnnny o
her refgtiyes. ., s. ST: @ D !: s :E AZ. I I
4 5i45.,ss Third Week Jurors.
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