The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-10-24
THE ANDERSON INTELLIGENCER.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Harper, of South
Carolina, are writing this week the
family OF Colonel i. H. o. Martin, of
Middleton. They are accompanied by
their sister-iH Law. Mrs. Barnes, Of
Carolina. Elberton {Ga.) 1ribuae.
The County Treasurer will visit
Williamson on Saturday. November
3rd. instead of ON Monday, November
9th, as is announced in his advertise
nent. Monday, November 5th, is Sales
day, aud no will be In his Office that
day.
Hc:sssee!;ooooroTs Hc:sssee!!;;ooooir;oTs should read carefully
Brown. Osborne s. Cc's. advertisement
In thisissue on carpets,r rugs, artsquares,
mattings and house furnishings and
draperies in general They have
largo stock and are now Offering ex-
tremely low prices to reduce the stock.
Last Saturday, Ed. Rogers, negro
who feeds the planer at Townsends
lumber mill met with painful accident
by getting his arm caught between The
rollers of .the machine. DIR. G. b.
Townsend dressed the wounds, am,, as
no bones were broken the negro will
soon be ready for work.
Mr.. w. u. Hendricks, VIII ..iio ",ao with
tho G. A. Reed Music House, in this
city, some months ago as piano sales
man, will be married. to- day in Burling-
ton, Iowa, to Miss Nellie Jordan. Mr..
Hendricks many friends in this city
wish him much happiness and safo
voyage on the matrimonial sea.
Rev. T. Alonzo Harris died at his
homo, Winterville, Ga, on Friday, 9Th
inst, after biief illness. Mr.. Harris
was in his 67th year, and was q native
of this County. He was licensed to
preach by the South Carolina confer
ence, nj. E. Church, South, in Abbe-
vile, where he lived a number of years.
Last Monday the United States Dis
trict Court in Greenville finished the
work of it's fall term, and the grand
and petit jurors for the spring term
next April were drawn. In the list
we find the names of the following citi-
z6os from Anderson County: Grand
Jury-Oscar Harris; Petit Jury-W. Y.
Miller J. w. Trowbridge, j. p. Led
better and F. A. Spellman.
Geo. Wilson, q negro, was arrested
in the city Monday by the police for
attempting to pass counterfeit coin.
Deputy Marshal F. NJ. Butler took
charge of the negro, and, searching
him, found five counterfeit coins in his
pocket. He committed the negro TO
jail ard has requested that special
agent of tho government come to An
derson ard Investigate the matter.
The Fair Play correspondent of the
Walhalla Courier says: "Miss Elo:se
Duckett, of Anderson, has been select
ed as the assistant for our school. She
entered upon her duties last Monday.
Miss Duckett is q graduate of the
Greenville Female College, and comes
with a well-stored mind for the task
che has undertaken. Our community
always welcomes such additions with
| pleasure"
On account of the State Fair in Co
lumbia next week tho Southern Rail-
way will run special train from An
derson to Columbia and return on Wed
nesday and Thursday, leaving Ander-
son each morning at $50 o'clock, and
leaving Columbia, on the return trip,
each evening at $50 o'clock. The fare
for the round trip from Anderson is
$4.15; Bolton, 1886; Honea Path, $3.65
These rates include admission to the
Fair. Tickets will be sold from all
points at one fare for the round trim
from October 27th to November 1st. in
elusive, good until November 4th.
Leroy Cunningham, negro, came
very near losing his life last Saturday
by tho accidental discharge Of gup Il.
the hands Of ar. Arthur Spearman
The latter was out hunting ON the farm
of Mr. Milton Eskew, three miles nortll
of the city, when his gun got out of
fix. He came up to the yard of Mr.
Eskew, and while working with his
gun itaecidentally fred, the whole load
ofshotentering the leg of Cunningham,
who was standing immediately in front
of it. Mr.. Spearman at once brought
the negro to the city and DR.. Harris
dresSef the wound. which is painful
but not serious.
Charlie L. Cunningham, negro,
was convicted in the Federal eeurt
yesterday of counteMeiting in Ander-
son and was given dose OF justice in
the shape Of q eentenee Of seven yeare
in the Nashville penitentiezy. Charlie
is "maney making fellow Only
last June he completed term of two
years in the Columbia penitentiary fo,
.counterfeiting and wSs arrested fos
the same offense last August. William
! Donaldson, also eolored. associated
with Cunningham in the lest offense
was also convicted OF eounterfeiting,
but was given only one year in the Co
eumbia penitentiaTy -G,ecariile .Ners,
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