The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-08

Four women and one man were LOGGED
in jail here last Friday evening charged
with receiving stolen goods. Some OF the
goods were identified by L. A. & T. g..
Brock, OF Honea Path, s. c., whose store
was burglarised the preceding Tuesday,
and some of them were identified by O. 5
Minor, of this city, as his property. The
parties arrested are Laura Washington,
Lou Simmons, Alice Bozeman, Annie
Jones and Will Jones, all colored. There
are others who are connected with the
burglary, and an effort ID being made to
arrest them.
Addison Brooks and Grady Reynolds.
who murdered M G Hunt brother OF
DR.. Hunt, of Townville. will be
hanged on Friday, 18th inas, at Jefferson,
Ga The crime was committed last Feb
rusry in Jackson County. Ga Mr.. Hunt
was murdered and robbed. The two
criminals were tried and found guilty
Brooks appealed to the Supreme Court,
but the decision of the lower Court was
sustsined, therefore Gov. Atkinson resen-
fenced Brooks and Reynolds, his partner
in crime, and both will be hurled into
eternity from the same scaffold on the 18th
inst.
The many friends in Greenville of DR..
John NJ. Manly will be interested in the
information that the distinguished young
professor is spending the winter in An
derson with the family Of his father, DR..
Chas. Manly. Prof Manly who holds The
chair of English in Brown University,
Providence, r. 1 has been given g years
vacation By that celebrated institution and
he will spend it in literary work. His
book already published has attracted favor
ably notice from the students of Shake
speare, and a bright literary career seems
to lie before him.-Grcenvllc Noun
tGincer.
The Hartwel (Ga ,Sun of last week
says: "Mr W. II. Bolemap, one of the
best men in Hartwell, died on Thursday
morning, December 2, 1897, ct o'clock,
and was buried in the Hartwell cemetery
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock, the fun
eral services being conducted by Rev. G. a.
Jamison. Mr.. Boeman was a consistent
member of the Methodist Church and
lived life above reprorch No man was
more highly respected. He was II years
of age, and leaves wife and large circle
of relatives to cherish his precious memo
ry." The deceased is the father of our ef
fciont County Auditor, Mr.. G.. N. G. Bole
man
The West African Wilderness, branch
of The Missing Link or Disorganized Or
der Of Gorillas" was organized in this city
last Wednesday night with the following
officers: Big Gorilla, E. w Taylor;
Baboon, w R. Hubbard; lat Monk, A.
M Sharpe; End Monk. +. M. Murphy
Bug-de banan. ). X Hood Old Gorilla,
w H Harrison; Darwin, NJ M Matti-
son. A special meeting will be held to.
night for the purpose of Initiating num-
ber of members. The membership of the
organization is confined to members of
secret orders. This branch starts off well,
and will no doubt soon have large MEM
bership
The LowDdesvile correspondent of the
Abbeville Press and Banner says: 'Sena-
tor l. FL. McCalla had the misfortune to
lose his barn and contents by fire about
dark Wednesday evening 1t was perhaps
the most costly and we'll arranged build
ing of the kind in the County. He carried
insurance, but nothing like its value. In
it were about 300 bushels Of peas. about
100 bushels of corn. qunntity Of cotton
seed hulls, hay. 10 600 feet oflumber stored
in the building, etc. 1t was with great
difficulty that $4,000 pounds Of seeG cot
ton. stored in his gin house near by. was
saved. The house took fire several times.
The fire is supposed to have been stsrtad
by and enemy"
Gala week in Charleston commences
next Monday, 18th inst, and continues
until the 20tb. A large number of people
from every section of the State are expect
ed to attend. An interesting program has
been arranged for their entertainment, as
will be seen by reading the advertisement
of the committee of the Gala Week Asso
citation in another column. The Southern
Railway offers reasonable rates to all de-
sirous of visiting Charleston at this time
Tickets will be put on sale on the 18th,
10Th, 18th and 18th, limited for return pas
sage until the goth inst, inclusive, at the
rate of one fare (SS.10) for the round trip.
On tho l4th and 18th tickets will be sold,
limited for return passage until the 18Th
inclusive, at the rate of SIS 10 for the round
trip The fare from all the points along
the road is the same in proportion.