The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-12-11
/ SKATE NEWS. ..

~. - uV A~3ptsoh otstu SOuSSut&un
viii meet in Greenville next year.
The South Carolina Legislature
will convene OH January 18th.
A young man named Stewart had
bis leg broken in q football game at
IWinnsboro.
There were %. 600 admissions to
the exposition grounds in Charleston
the first day.
- Paul Preacher, a negro root doc,
tor. was recently found dead in the
woods on the outskirts of Columbia,
The, man had starved to death.
The matter Of the postroastership
at Newberry, has not been settled
yet. There is quite fight and there.
are many applicants for the position.
| Mrs. S. T.sBurch,i an aged lady
of Floronce, was burned to death on
Thursday. Her clothing caught from
Q coal of fire that popped out upon her
dress.
- IL straws show the way the winds
blow, there will be nightly near full
ticket in the field for State Offices com.
posed Of State House Office holders
and attaches.
- In the Spartanburg exhibit at
the exposition, Mrs. 3. e. Anderson
contributes some interesting articles.
In the COLLECTION will be faucy quilt
over q century old.
John Bolin and DR.. Lanier Of
Hickory Grove, York county, got into
o dispute at a shooting match and
Lanier shot and killed Bolin, young
man Of 25. Both were drinking.
| VIM. Crane a we'll known farmer
of Greenville county, died suddenly
on Sunday night in Pleasant Hill
church. He was seated in the church
and died without struggle. Ho was
do years old.
- Oliver Eaves, farmer near
Jonesville, was attacked and robbed
i of s6 on returning to his home from
Union on Monday. He had sold lot
OF cotton, but had deposited tho mon
ey in the bank.
ii. Fuller Lyon, Of. AbbevilIe.
former probate judge oe shat county,
has been appointed to clerical posi-
tion in the Office Of the State Treas
urer. The appointment becomes effec-
tive on January l..
The general program Of the
Southern Educational Association,
VIII Oh meets in Columbia, s. c., De.
cember 25, has been issued. Ad-
dresses will be delivered by many
prominent southern educators.
The members Of the negro Bap-5
tist church in Spartanburg got into q
general fight and 80 badly used TIE
| preacher that he had to be carried
home in carriage. The mayor fined
aWenty Of the leaders os.the fight from
S. toss2O. 5.. 's' - !,
- Rev.J. G. Huggins, q native Of
| Cherokee, but for the last two years O
member Of the Mississippi Methodist
Conference, has been transferred To
the South Carolina Conference and
assigned to Belmont, in the Spartan
burg district.
The Comptroller General has got
ton upn blank to be. sent all cotton
mills and another to. be sent ell the
cotton seed oil mills of the State, in-
tended TO supply his office w;.h in-,
formation and statistics about these
enterprises as required by law. :
-. A few days ago man who had a
mortgage on COW belonging to j. M.
| Clinton, colored. ex-republican county
chairman Cor York county, sent for
the COW and it developed that there
were ten other mortgages on the Same
COW, each one for all she was worth.
- On account of i'll health Rev. G.
| 81. Waddell qresigned as superintend-
ent of the Epworth Orphanage. Rev.
w. B. Wharton. who has been at
Prosperity this year. will succeed
him.. Mr.. Waddell will for the pres-
ent be connected with the orpnanage
as financial manager.
Mrs. M. r. Upper, the matron
Of the State hospital FOR the insane,
was attacked just aftcr dark Thurs
day evening near the hospital entrance
by negro footpad, who took her
purse, containing S3, from her. The
fellow escaped, but the police are
making thorough search for him.
II hiTtJ iiTt young ss;soTIss ..a sa
fronsthe training ship Lancaster last
week in Charleston harbor. The boys
were paid off and givensix hours leave
70 visit the city. They sold their
sailor clothes, purchased citizens
Eclothing and took leg bail. These
Iboys8did not find "a sailors life to their
liking.
The recent big fire which de-
a,royed q good part Of Dillon has
caused some one 60 note the fact that
Dillon became a town thirteen years
ago, and on the 18Th day Of November
she had her first fire Of consequence,
| in which thirteen business houses
we're destroyed, and The loss amounted
to thirteen thousand dollars. That
unlucky number 13 againi
- The trial committees of the g. g. /
III. r.. Conference, in session at Col
!unbin, on the29th ult., made re.