The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-04


j Foster Hammond. OF the Able |
giile Medium, was in the city last
Saturday and gave us call.
Fire broke out in the old Garrison
building on Main street this morning
at . o'eioclk ard psrtly deafro, ed it.
tne hremen Gid good work and soon
extinguished the iiaInsa. 1t Ia not
known whstherit it was insured or not.
There wes no damage to. the furniture
to amount to anything.
Mrs. j ..G. Riley, OF Anderson, and
Mra. 3. Il Es sew, of Pendleton, were
family, this week and enjoying d birth
day dinner with him on Monday. Mr..
Reid had reached his 67th gear on
September 25th. It is hoped that be
may live to SEQ aud eptS,g a good many
mere birthdays before hA passes over
the river to the great beyond. H. WAL
| Anderson County has as good roads
aa any county in the State. 1t 10 q
| pleasure to drive over them, They
! work o large chain gang and supple-
ment the county chain gang by hiring
congictG from the State. If.Nowberry
! W3nld only do something like that.
we havea good supervisor aud il he
had the force he would give US good
roade. We need them. .--Newberry
Herald and News,
Mies Nary E. McKelyey, daughter
4 OF Capt. w. A. Mckelvy, of Lickville,
Greenville County, died on Sunday
night in Atlanta, where she had been
taken for medical treatment. Miss
Mekelvey formerly lived with her
pareats In Williamston, and was for
4 several years student Of the William
Heon Female College. She has many
friends in Williamson who will regret
i to hear OF her death. :
i Paul +. Barr has purchased from b !
e. Martin the stock Of the Davis g.
Il Daniel shoe store, and as coon as he
i can sell the goods will open q drug
8 store there. Mr.. Barr graduated from
the College of Pharmacy in Charles
\ tom three years I. sc, Sc and since then mas
been prescription clerk in the drug
.I young man and we join his friende in
: Wishing him much success. @.
i The ginnery OF u. n. Bailey. in
l Hall township, was destroyed by fire
i last Thurhday afternoon, together
i with nearly all of It's contents. The
Il gins were running when the fire was
! discovered and 1t ia not known how it
Z EoIiginated- The engine was saved.
which there was $3.50 insurance. Mr..
4 Bailey is full of energy and no doubt
u Will soon have his plant in operation
Fl again. n ;.s5 fz .,. h II
3 3 &; Mr. Van Robertson met with q
a tragic death at his home near Water
3 loo, Lanrens County, last Monday
4 morning. He was standing ON the
\ back of his y 3 81 SsSnn ID iiUaiiDE cotton and
Il as the team started off he lost bis bal,
s ance and fell to the ground. His neck
Z was bro ken by the. fall. He was about
1 GO years OF age and was q popular gem
q tleman. Mr.. Austin Robertson, of this
faGaasy = eHSsass aSsossfs. e 'h'
The Newberry Herald and News, in
Il speaking OF the appointment of Albert
4 4 81. SUhustone editor CHIEF; OF College
q Topics at the University 4 Of Virginia,
81 Gays: his Anderson boy is from
4 good old q eyg berry stock, beins o
Y and great grandson of Chance1l lor
II job Johnstone y OF cOnrse he has the
II stuff in him which brings success,
4 land we con gratnlate him on the honor
which has come to him and are proud
q, to hear OF is .ss
Ia Our; young friend, Frank e. Broyles,
son o1 ~ e. les,! eT snls CITY,
4 fFn0 Dy competa We el3exaln1natlon u won
Il the scholarehip from Anaera0n Connty
4 10 the. College or 81 Charles ton, left ilaBe
Il week for Charla aHton 6tO enter the Col.
II leg03 He wac acc0mpa pisa by 0nE
Il young FREUD. Harrison Az Pruitt, sdn
rnis :, 81 Lh's Waa
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