The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-01-03
TOWnVille Locals,

A happy New Year to you, Mr.. Editor
MIR. Will Whitten has moved to Town.
Vile. lie lives in the Dickson houee.
I think it would be good plan fol
preachers to refuse to supply Church
that had failed to pay their pastor the year
before
Mr.. G. W. Grant, of Seneca, s. c., has
bought land near this place and will move
/ to 1t in the near future.
Mr.. g. W. Rice, who has lived many
years near this place. has now moved to
the Sandy Springs community.
Mr. Wayne FAINT, of Bolemap, 8. c., Ia
now the happiest of men. It's boy.
We stand very much in need of pub
lie road starting at J. A. Gaines. OF this
place, thence to Simmons Ford. There
is large scope OF country, with nothing
but gullies to pull over, which has a con-
siderable travel.
Mr.. John H. Burns, of Texas, is visit.
ing his relatives and friends In Anderson
and Oconee. He will stay about two
weeks.
Mr.. Willie Myers died on the night OF
of the 22nd of December, 1893. BE vas a
young man of promise, and had been
sick with typhoid fever, but was conva.
lescipg when he was seized with violent
cramps and died In few hours. He was
buried in the Townville cemetery, after
appropriate services by the Rev. j. F.
Singleton.
Mr.. Lycurgus Mosely, our picture man,
has pulled down his tent and gone back
TO his fathers to spend awhile.
Mr.. T. Scott Bruce, Of Grayson County,
Texas, is visiting relatives In this County.
Mr.. Bruce has been successful in Texas,
ot,f M Wnffh ~ a.
forty and fifty thousand. He went from
this country twelve years ago poor boy.
That shows what pluck and determina-
ton will do.
Prof. ]. W. Gaines and wife attended
Church here fourth Sunday In December.
Mr.. Editor I went to E P. Earles the
other day to dinner and hunt I en-
joyed myself very much. Mr.. Earle is q
man that is very rich, and he don't seem
to know it. The whole family is as clever
as they cen be. He entertains his friends
like king and makes them feel at home.
While was being entertained 80 royalty,
thought of Mrs. Rosin De Bow and the
little Rosin De Bows and wished they had
some of the good things to eat
Mr.. Luther Fant was married to Miss
Mamie Dalrymple on the 26sh nit. Rev.
J. r. Earle performed the ceremony.
The contracting parties are both Of high
standing families.
The County Commissioners still let tho
shelter stay in the road. heard proni.
nent and influential Tillman man say the
other day that If tho Commissioners let
that shelter stay in the road be would
canvass the County against them if they
ever run any more. He says 1t is bad
precedent to let the shelter stay in the
road, and will cause more law suits and
run the County to expense by other peo.
pie encroaching on the public road, and
further says that no man is fit for Coun.
ty Commissioner that will suffer the shel-
ter to stay in the road. He says the idea
of one man backing the County Commits
sidnefs down. They have ordered Mr.
Holcomb be to movo the shelter, but now
are afraid to make him do It, They will
have to make him do it and they Just as
we'll begin right now, for these parties
who own the land that the public Is trav.
elling on are going to enclose 1t, and when
they do the people will have To go
through the shelter to pass.
OLD RosIN De Bow.