The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-06
Townville Items.

Born to Mrs. Theodore FAINT, on the
Goth Nov, lovely girl.
A dog OF Samuel Anderson's went
mad last week and bit two negro chill
dren, negro man, and everything else
that it came in contact with. The dog
left home and roamed about for three
days, when it returned home with its
teeth worn off to the gums from biting
trees and rocks. The dog was finally
killed. The nine days are out and the
negro man is not mad, but badly scared.
The negroes avoid him the same as
they would Il snake.
Thomas Simmons and Alonza Grant
and families will start in q few days to
GraysOn County, Texas.
Mrs. Theodora Fant is very sick at
this writing.
Miss Annie Dalrymple, of near this
place, is very sick at this time.
Moore g. May, OF Colorado, brought
drove Of horses to this place on the
22nd ult., and auctioned off about sew
en-, ranging in price from sixteen to
fifty dollars each. They never sold as
many this time as they did two years
ago.
Mrs. j. T. Gaines has been visiting
her mother at Honea Path, who is very
low with fever.
Mrs. j. L. McCarley, who lives over
on Seneca River, has been vel.y sick,
but we are glad to note she is better.
Mr. Stepher, our clever and faithful
mail rider, has moved his family to our
town. We welcome you, Mr.. Stepher.
Mr.. E. p. Earle, who hasthe contract
to build the new college, has common
ced work on it, and will probably have
it done by January.
Miss Hattie Haley, Of OaNway, is
spending awhile with her sister, Mrs.
f. NJ. Bruce, at this place.
Mr.. e. S. Griffith, OF Easley, a big
real estate owner, has been visiting DR..
w. Il. Hunt, at this place.
Mr.. w. j. Compton, of Fair Play, was
with us Sunday.
Rev. O. j. Copeland, of Anderson,
will preach in the Baptist Church here
next Sunday at 2 o'clock p. III. Every
body come and hear him and get a
treat
Married, at the residence OF the
brides father, Mr.. Jesse Campbell, by
the Rev. Inabinitt, on Nov. 30th, Mr..
c. E. FAINT and Miss Jessie Campbell.
May their path be strOwn with biscuits
iluu SduSdSC.
DR.. w. L. Hunt finds great attrac-
tiOns at Newry just now.
Prof j. w. Gaines, OF the Welch
Neck High School. was with relatives
and friends little while last Sunday.
We are all very proud OF John"
Mr. B. Bagwell and wife, OF Seneca,
are visiting their daughters. Mrs: w.
N. Bruce and Mrs. w. n. Woolbright,
near here.
Mr.. James johnson and jamie and
Blanche Biggerstatf, of Seneca, have
been visiting the family of Mr.. S. r.
johnson, OF this place.
MI. Charlie Philips, of Cross Roads,
Oconee County, attended Church here
The town base ball club and High
School club, of this place, played a game
on Thanksgiving, which resulted IN 20
to ii in favor of the school boys. Sam
mie Martin, the champion town player,
is very anxious to have another bout so
as to redeem himself. It's mighty hard
to down the school club "boys."
Mr.. Luther Moore, of Seneca, and one
of the foremost correspondents OF the
Oconee Ners, attended Church here
Sunday. >
The young gentlemen and ladies OF
our town, have organized a once-a-week
literary club.
The Black Diamond is coming for
sure. Hurrah!
OLD ROSIN DE Bow.