The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-02-06


haF. Charles Il. McGill, near SaT1is.
She is an attractive young lady and has
many admirers In Georgia.-Hart,relI
Sun.
A negro employed at the H0nea Path
Oil Mill went to sleep in the cotton seed
warehouse few nights ago and during
the night heavy bank of seed fell
upon MIN. When found next morning
he was dead.
Our young friend, Frank T. Watkins,
who is attending Wofford College, was
forced to return to his home in this
city last week on account of q severe
attack Of rheumatism. We wish him o
speedy restoration to health.
Some people have elephants on their
hands in the shape of great big grocery
bills is what c. Frank Bolt, the cash
grocer, SAYS in hia new advertisement
this week. Buy from the cash grocer
and have no bills OF big accounts.
Last Sunday was one of the most
disagreeable days this section has ex-
perienced in long time. A cecil, esst
rain commenced falling in tho early
morning and continued almost with
A slight change in tue schedule of
the accommodation train on the Blue
Ridge Railroad was made this morning.
The train for WallIalla leaves Ander-
son now ut 8 "a. M, an hour later than
formerly, and returns in the afternoon
at 4.51.
Married, OH Sunday. February 3,
1901, ut the residence Of tho brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +. Bnbb, in
Brushy Creek Township. by Rev. ID. l..
Spearman, Mr. i. +. Odam, Of Green
vile. and Miss Amber Babb, of this
County.
On account of the presidential inau-
guratiOn. ceremonies Mt Washington
March 4, the Southern railway will sell
round trip tickets March 1, and 8,
with final limit March 8, 1901, from all
points at rate of one first. class fare for
the round trip.
Married, on Sunday, January 81,
1901, at the homo of the officiating
minister, Rev. N. G.. Wright, Mr.. Jas.
T. Maddox and Miss Eula Parker, both
of Anderson County. We join their
many friends in wishing them happy
and prosperous journey through life.
City Attorney j. X. Hood, who went
to Columbia last week in the interest
of union passenger depot for this
city. returned home very much en-
couraged. Hes says the railroad au-
thorities have taken up the matter,
and it is probable the work will soon
commence.
Osborne s. Pearson, successors to the
firm of Brown, Osborne g. Co., make
their bow to the readers of the INTELLI-
GENCER this week ,and every body should
read carefully their advertisement.
These gentlemen will put all their
energy in their business, and will make
it to your interest to patronizc them.
ID. G. Brown & Bro have purchased
the O'Donnell building on South vain
street, and Hall Bros. have purchased
the building between tho O'Donncll
building and II. B. FAINT & Sons build
ing. This summer these gentlemen
will make some valuable improvements
on the property and later will occupy
it.
In one of the speeches on the bill to
put tax on dogs some reference was
made to the danger of ''rabid" dogs.
The remark brought Citizen Josh Ash
ley to bis feet at once. "Why, put a
tax on rabbit dogs7" shouted tho
champion of liberty and free speech
from Anderson County, "Why, they's
the only dogs in the country fittcn fer
anything" Both breeds are equally
Objectionable. le.-Greenwood Inder.
A telegram to the Atlanta Consiitu-
ton from Athens, Ca, under date Jan.
90, Gays: Yesterday afternoon Lee
Hobson, aged seventeen years, and Joe
Major, aged fifteen years, two white
boys, gave themselves up to the police,
stating that they had run away from
their homes in Anderson, S. c., and
that they were tired and wanted to go
back home. Tho Chief of Police fur
nishcd them bed and tclegraphed their
parents, who are respectable people, to
come and get them" The boys reach
ed homo last Thursday, and no doubt
are n little wiser than before their
trip.
A quiet but pretty home wedding
occurred last Wednesday night at 8
o'clock ut the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. II. Seel, on South Main street,
when their second daughter, Miss
Henrietta See!, was united in marriage
to Mr.. Andrew Spccr. Rev. j. l.. Nc
Lin performed the ceremony in a very
impressive manner, in the presence of
n few intimate friends and relatives of