The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-11-26

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quantities to the farmers of this SEQ
ton. These fertilizers are -pufe aud
guaranteed, and as they are manufac-
turea 0y @ home enterprise cur farm.
ers should use them.
Last Saturday, morning. about ii
IN the old Miller house, now occupied
hy the families of Measra. George and
Ellis. on North McDuffie street. The
hremen responded promptly to the
alarm and soon extinguished the fire.
The damage was slight.
| M. L. Willis. dealer in musical in
stEuments, will move next Monday
snVo tne room now occupied by the
southern Express Company, on West
Benson street. The Express Company
VIII occupy the old pOstoffice building,
on Whltner street. Read Mr. Willis'.
new advertisement and give him call
IN his new quarters.
A dozen or more of fine sheep were
brought to the city last Friday by n
moantaineer and sold to our butchers.
yn ghe streets they attracted q good
deal or attention. There is idle land
ehhaea eheepe a;nht IN TINS county to pasture 10000
land would be improved and the sheep
would prove profitable.
The attention of the public is invit-
eo TO the new advertisement Of Os-
nl Dorne a. fearson,, wholesale and retail
sale and retail buyers should be inter
ested in the goods they offer. Their
sIock ls one of the largest in upper
carolina and we have no doubt but
"hat their prices are bottom.
Capt. John Nj. Patrick. of this citv
VIII be Assistant Adjutant and Insnec.
tor General of the State under General
Frost. In comforting this honor upon
ms opponent in the recent primary.
zen. Frost does honor to himself, and
me ac6 Will be appreciated by the peoA
PIE. Inc appointment is deservedly
9estowed upon man eminently quali-
y. Crawford Keys, who was recently
SO painfully injured at the quarries Of
Lne Wlnnsboro Granite Company, in
Fairheid County, arrived in Walhalla
lasG week, and is visiting at the home
proving rapidly from the ipiuries re- re-
celved.-Keowee Courier. Mr.. Keys'
ilends Will De more than pleased to
near tnat ne is improving rapidly.
We were pleased to receive an invi-
n. Singieton and nd MHi'des Miss Eena OF 45iee SHaa
Leach, at Raleigh, N. c., which oco
Cured on Tuesday, 18th inst. at the
nome OF the brides parents at Raleigh,
n. u. The groom now live. at Win
eton- Salem, N. c., but is a native of
the lower section of Oconee County,
and has many friends in Anderson
county whom we join in extending
L: p. Stephenson died at his home
IN this city last Sunday afternoon.
after an illness of several weeks with
| fever,. aged 81 years. The deceased
game to Anderson about two years ago
from Lowndesville, where his remains
He leaves sorely bereaved wife and
hve children. Mr.. Stephenson was
Hghly esteemed by wide circle of
friends, who deeply sympathize with
MS family in their bereavement.
The Due West correspondent of the
News and Courier, under date of the the
24th inst. says: IF. j. Lockhart, Of
Augusta, Ga, proposed to the citizens
OF Due West this afternoon that if
they would subscribe for Sl2,OGo worth
OF ponds OF the road he would build
ana equip q standard gauge railroad
from Due West to Donalil's within q
snort time. The distance is four
miles. No subscription is to be paid
until the road is ready for operation.
The people have the matter under con.
sideratiOn."
Last Thursday evening Andy Browns
59arn, et his home near the western
limits OF the city, collapsed, killing two
valuable cows and wounding several
others. Mr.. Brown conducts dairy
farm. and owns a number of cows.
which he kept in stalls on the SECOND
h0or OF the barn. A few days preced-
ing the collapse he purchased O car
load of cotton seed hulls, the greater
portion OF which he stored in the upper
story or the barn, and it is supposed
the weight of these caused the building
to tumble down.
The Charleston Evening Post of the
24th inst. says: CDR. r. L. Branyon is
now proprietor and manager of tho
American dentalparlors. having bought
Chas. C. Needham. DR.. Branyon came
here only twelve months ago frem An
derson County. He now enjoys q
fne practice ard has two as-
sistants.. The Doctors many friends
in this his native County will read
the above with great pleasure, and will
JOIN ue IN wishing him continued suc-
SSoo IA LAO uuOptcu AOiu0s
At Pelzer last Saturday afternoon
Ernest Williams shot and seriously
wounded Tobe POsey in the leg with
snot gun. AS soon as he had emptied
his load Of shot in Posey's leg, VIII
llams ran, but was closely pursued and
overtaken by POsey, who cut his op-
ponent in several places about the
4ead. Both parties are negroes, and
the difficulty is said to have been caus-
ed by the intimacy of Williams with
Posey's wife. POsey and Williams are
closely guarded. and will be punished
it they recover from their wounds.
The Atlanta News, of the Goth inst.
says: "Clyde Bowie and Raymond
Zeigler, of Anderson, 8. c., are missing
from their homes and their parents are
OF the opinion that they are in Atlanta.
Chief of Police Ball has been requested
to look out for the boys and furnish
them transportation back to their