The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-02-15

OrRhaHage. that Hiss Russell resigned.
Clinton Chronicle.
Mr. Lawrence Chamblee and family.
OF anderson County, s.. c., visited
relatives in the town and county thia
week. BE. Chambiee is one Of Ander-
con county's most prosperous farmers,
npd ma visits are always appreciated
The remains. Of an infant Of Rev.
and Mra. S. Ii. Wilson, OF Ninety Six,
were brought to the city Saturday
morning ard inferred In Silver Brock
cemetery. The child was only few
j. i. Pearson of this city.
Jack Harris, q well-known negro
carriage. maker, died at his homa in
this city last Friday morning, aftur hi.
ILLNESS OF several weeks. The decsas-
ed was about sc years Of age, and was
an uyright, industrious man. He leaves
q wife and three children.
The Anderson Methodist Church
mas FURNISHED four missionaries to the
foreign field. The Anderson churches
now support four missionaries in the
nifty show better record for sowing
the seedY-Florence Times,
We have noticed most of the stock
from the country that is driven or rode
into town ie in good condition and we
seldom Bee o poor horse OF mule. Thia
speaks well for our farmers, for the
care and condition of stock and cattle
is good index to the character and
prosperity Of the owner.
Speaker Smith, OF the House in CO.
I9mbia. hae appointed MeesEe. B.. A.
Morgan Of GIeenville, Geo. E. Prince
of Anderson and T. B. Frazier of Sum-
ing the recess and report to the next
session. OF the Legislature what changes
Iould be necessary in the constitution
to put biennial sessions into effect.
The capital stock for the erection Of
Q cotton mill at Iva has been subscrib.
cd, and Il is practically certain that the
probably $3.50, 600. Mr. Is. p. Nc
Brayer, president Of the Riverside and
TOxaway mills in this city, is at the
head of the enterprise. Let the good
work go Gn.
Our delegation in the Legislature
would like for those section in the
county that have not sent in petitions
for appointments Of Magistl ate to do
go &C once. and that applicants for
that Office should send their apolica-
tions Immediately to some. memb.r Of
an Important matter and should be at
tended to without delay.
The Greepville News of .he 3th
inst. says: Mrs. Effie Andr .a, wife
of j. nj. Andrea, died at Ter home
near Sandy Flat yesterday. aster' ssv-
xtSoI
o daughter of Matthiae Richardson of
Anderson County, and besides her hna-
band one child survives. Her funeral
services will be held at jackson Grove
Church at II o'clock today"
Frank Robertson, of Honea Path,
OF the city, Nj Mr. S1h obeptson on been
on the police force in Belton and
Honea Path for number or years and
is faithful in every duty. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robertson have already come to
the city and are staying with Mr..and
Mrs. LOrt0n Robertson for the pres
ent.-Abbeyille Press and Banner.
A strong petition, it ia understood,
is being circulated at Clemson College.
for the removal OF the dispensary at
PendletOn. This dispensary was de-
str0yed by fire O few days ago and the
inspectors are now endeavor1ng tO
stralghten ont the accounts. It is said
by the authorities that the students Q
secure wh1skey and beer from thin,
diepensary aud that its removal is iie-
eired. M
The street ea.s ssTTe IU1 running
regularly on the lines that have been
c9mpletsd and are giving good ssr-
been awaited with much interest BY
the people, of the city, and their patron
ago has been very liberal. The entire
system will not be completed for some
time yet, as the progress oe tho work
has been 90 seriOnely delayed by the
bad weather. Z,
Il Benjamin B. sGossett, who is mid
shipmRn in the third class at the Unit
ed States Naval Academy. has resign
ed from that institution, and has been
designated by the Secretary of the
Navy as a second lieutenant in the
marine corps. He will stand an exami-
nation for admission into the service.
liamston, and is s bright and promis-
ing young man. ::a,' :. 81
DR.. III N. Snyder, president OF Wof-
ford College. will deliver the com
fmencement address at CiemeSn in
Jnne. Elaborate preparations are be-
ing made for what promises to be one
of the most, memorable commence
Iments in Clemson's history. There
will be- an unusually large number OF
alumni present. men who hold high
textile, engfnee eering and executive po-
ssitions all over the country. I5.l i Isl.
ss Easter Sunday comes this year on
tho 28d of April. This: ia within q few
iday0 as late as It ever occurs. Only
.once did il occur as late as the 25th Of
April In the 19th century. 1t lie book:
ed TO come hnt nce again on the 25th
OF April during the present century.
There 10 q current belief with the peo-
and backward { spring. But this does
not always follow, since the season, ,.in
the presence OF q late Easter, may be