The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-01-07

ment this week, thank their friends
and customers fOrthe liberal patronage
gwen them during the past year, and
refer to some of the bargains they are
now offering.
State Constable Il. H. Newell, who
was shot and painfully wounded in the
leg at Mccormick recently, is now at
MS home in this city. He can walk
with the aid of o crutch, and the wound
is healing rapidly.
Our clever friend, w. T. Hickman,
of Oakland, Fla, sent q box OF fine
oranges to relatives in the city few
days ago, and in it were lot for The
!ntelligencer force, for which we ex-
tend our best thanks.
Married. on Tuesday, December 28,
home Of the BRIDES father, j. j. Cox,
in Belton Township. Mr.. James Hol-
combe, of Laurens County, and Miss
Tiny Cox, of this County.
Prof. T. c. Walton. of this city, at
tended q meeting Of, tho Snperinten-
State IN Columbia last week, and was
elected President of the organization
to serve the ensuing year.
We were pleased 10 shake hands
with Prof. G.. Marshall Moore last
week, and learn from him that he has
most interesting school in Anderson.
His school prepares young men for
c0llege.--GreC nwOod Journal.
&. A. Reese, dealer in gents furnish
lngs, Is now III his new quarters, next
door to the Farmers and Merchants
Bank. where he will be pleased to
greet his friends. Read his new ad-
vertisement in another column.
X. II. Madden, who was clerk in
the Hotel Chiquola several months last
GUNNER, committed suicide in Char
Iotte, y. c., last Thursday by shooting
himself in the head. No cause is known
Tor the deed save that of whiskey.
Walter King was in the city yester-
day. He reported that he had killed
IN two days lob quail and 13 rabbits in
County. This is one of the best re-
cords eyer known in this section.--
Greenville News, lat inst.
Attention is directed to the adyer-
tisement of that we'll known and ex-
perlenced buggy maker, r. Il. Gordon,
which appears in another column.
When your vehicle needs repairing.
give Mr.. Gordon call and he will
please you both in work and price.
Nearly all of the merchants of the
city are busy taking stock and figuring
exactly what they have made during
the past year. The universal verdict
ls that the year 1909 has been q record
breaking one, and that more money
has been received than ever before.
E. 6. McAdams, Esq, has moved his
law office from the Court House to the
son building, over G. A. Reece's cloth
ing store, next door to the Farmers
and Merchants' Bank. He will be
pleased to have his friends call and see
him IN his new quarters.
An attempt was made last Saturday
night to break into the store of Mrs.
Ihe blind was opened and pane of
glass brokeu, but the store was not en-
tered. The family being up a good
deal through the night, on account of
sickness. doubtless frightened the thief
w. D. Garrison, of Denver, Anderson
County, visited C. L. Reid during
Christmas. He is one of Anderson
C0anty's prosperous farmers. He says
that he made corn and meat enough In
1909 to do his farm for three years. He
must be the exception even in Ander.
son County, the banner County Of the
StGt0.-OcOnee News.
w. A. Dickson, teacher of nota in
Anderson County, was in the city this
week on his way to Brevard, N. c.,
where he will engage in teaching. He
ls q brother Of the late Rev. j. Walter
Dickson, and is q gifted writer, who
has contributed much to local history
-Greenville MOuntaineer.
Miss Anna Gary, a bright and win
some young lady Of Anderson, 8. c.,
has been spending the holidays with
her grandmother, AIRS. Effie Gary. az
the Gary House: Miss Gary, by her
made many friends during her visit to
the city. who will regret to see her
leave.-Elberton (Ga.) Star.
Rev. 0. j. Copelend left Anderson a
few days ago for his new home,
Waynesboro, Ga.,. where he has ac-
Gepted call to the p,astorate of the
Baptist Church. While his many
son. he carries with him their best
wishes for his he nth, happiness and
success in his new field ef.labor.
Died, on December the Goth, in the
suburbs of Williamson, Charlie Rob
llnson, colored, popularity known as
Santa Claus, who, according to his own
computation, would have been one
hundred and twenty-five years old had
ne lived to the 9th Of JAM, 1908. He
drank Williamson water and hence
his great Observation-Disclosures
News.
At the last regular communication of
Townville Lodge, No. 200, A. F. NJ,
the following officers were elected and
installed to serve the ensuing year
Dr: .g W; e. ShHrpe, w. NJ; Al: p.
Ledbetter, Treas. E. b. Farmer, Sec.
}. D. Compton, S. D.; E. N. Camp
boil, j. D.; j. N. Tribble and j. B.
Holcombe, Stewards; E. w. Holcombe,