The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-05-10

T. Cureton, w. Il. Bowers, +. {. Whit
ner and w. A. Clark.
Last Friday afternoon Deputy Sheriff
Jas. A. Dillingham; went out in the
country to arrest negro named Lee
Brown, who resisted and struck the
officer several severe blows with a
stick. The negro was finally secured,
handcuffed and brought to Jail.
The Greenville Ncws of the 7th inst.
says: "Harry Orr and bride, of An
dersOn, were given delightful recep-
tiOn and dance Friday night at the
beautiful home Of Col. james l.. Orr.
A large and brilliant attendance was
presented to Mr.. and Mrs. Orr"
Mr.. NJ. Il. Scott, Of this County, vino
has been confined in the hospital at
Augusta with pneumonia since the Sc
cond South Carolina Regiment return
ed to that city from Cuba, returned
home last Saturday. He is still right
feeble but will soon be restored to his
usual good health.
Every pupil enrolled in the Bolton
School this session is requested 70 be
at the school building next Sunday
morning at 10:30 O'clock, from which
place they will go in IL body to the
church to listen to a sermon preached
especially to them by the Rev. w. l..
Walker. of Piedmont. S. G.
Hicks missed Il little OH some of his
April forecasts of weather. He saws
that a Vulcan storm will begin May l
and culminate the 4th, with reaction
ary storms ] to . with thunder and
lightning. Another storm period is
central OIL the 18th. High temperature
will prevail. Violent storms may be
expected i'll regions where tornadoes
prevail the 24th to eth. Hail storms
may be expected the last ten days of
the month.
Our venerable friend, Col. w. :.
Pickens, of the Equality section, was
in the city yesterday and gave us al
appreciated call. Col. Pickens has
been Il continuous subscriber to the
lNTELLIGENCER ever since its first
number. Anderson County never pro
duccd better citizen, and despite his
age he is holding his own remarkably
well. is always pleasure to meet
him, and we hope he will live to cclc-
brate his centennial anniversary.
The senior class of Winthrop College
this year numbers about 63 and it is
cllristcned the ''class of co. Supcrin-
tcndcnt of Education McMahan, in
speaking of it. says that it is one of the
most remarkable classes that he has
ever heard of, and that every girl who
belongs to it should feel Very proud of
it. This County is ably renresentcd
by Misses Lola Casey, OF Septus, Emma
Farmer, of I}roylcs. Bcula brown, of
this city, and Ora Smith, nt Delton.
Iii February, 1896. Will. Sadlcr, Il ne
gro. charged with larceny OF live stock,
escaped from the County Jail. In his
absence he was tried and convicted,
and Il sealed sentence WAS left for him.
y few days ago Sheriff Green located
the negro i'll Elbcrt County, Ga. and
he was brought back 20 Andersen ";ii.
lodged i'll Jail. BY order of Judge.
klugh Clerk of Court Watkins opened
the sealed sentence, which gave the
negro two years in the County chai,
gang and he has commenced his term
of service.
The Columbia correspondents, of the
Charleston Sunday Ncr~ says: The
residents OF DOnald's Township, who
want to go into Anderson County, have
after long delays and constant effort
perfected their papers and the procla-
mation for the election will >non be
issued. The territory i'll II maids
Township that wants To go into Andcr-
son County is said so he lG! square
miles. The territory now belongs 10
Abbcville County, and the election is
to be held to decide whether OF not
this territory should go into Anderson
County,"
Rev. w. L. CapcrS, the young Rector
of the Episcopal Church ut Anderson,
aTter preaching TO large and interest
ell congregation in Seneca on last SUM-
day morning, came on to Walhalla in
the afternoon and preached in the
Episcopal Church to Il good audience
Mt night. He is n very popular young
preacher and has many friends among
all the denominations of Christians at
Walhalla and Seneca, where he occa-
sionally holds divine services. Mr..
Capers is son Of Bishop Capers of the
Episcopal Church, and grandson Of
the late Bishop Capers of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church.-Keomee Con-
Ticr.
The Grecnville Ncws, of the 9TH inst,
says: "The lecture on The Confed-
crate Soldier" by Gen. NJ. l.. Bonham,
of Anderson, to the students of Furman
University in the University Chapel
last night was greatly enjoyed by an
out1ipOco fhat nOfirolv f;lln1 Tho LolJ