The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-12-16

- The gross liquor business for the
year ending December 1st was SO, ,0G0,-
GOO exoeeding thas Of the preceding
year by $317, 900.
- Attorney General Gunter hae
given out an interview in which he
favors the county court plan as re-
lief from the congestion of the dock
cts.
- the Gaffney Ledger says there
are about q hundred casen of emall-
pox In that city ssd siaS no precau-
tions are teken against the spread OF
the disease.
- Ben. B. Perry, son OF ex,Gever-
nor B. 3. Perry, has again been ar
rested, this time in Spartanburg, char.
ged with selling liquor. Perry gave
bond ia the sum Of $500.
- a. charter has been Issued the
Calender Clock company, OF Darling
ton capitalized OF $4,000. The Gem.
paDy will manufacture and pns m the
market clocks Of oil kinds.
- The superintendent Of the CITY
schools in this State will hold their
annual meeting, for the discussion
OF subjects pertaining to their work,
in Columbia the 28th and 29th in
giant.
- Robert Smith, o negro lately par
doned out OF the ohaiDgang, set Ere
on Thursday night to restaurant in
Greenwood because Of fuss he had
with the proprietor. Several frame
buildings were burned.
The srazsanburg grand jury, in
its presentment made recently, sug-
gested to the Gpartanburg delegation
that it work for the formation Of TWO
additional circuits to relieve the con-
gested condition Of the courts.
- Chas. B. johnson, aged 33, act.
ing ga brakeman, was run oSer and
killed by car in the Southern freight
yards in Columbia on Tuesday, 9Th
inst. He leaves two orphan girls
..eod four and nine, his wife having
died two years ago.
- Arson Arnold, colored farmer
Of means, waa entioed from his home
near Greenville on Thursday night
and murdered. He had just drawn
some money from the bank and that
was stolen from his person. Three
negroes are under arrest for the crime,
and the evidence is strong against
them.
= LAST week Henry MoMahsn, an
old negro thought TO be 112 years old,
died st his home near Mt. Tabor. He
was the stage coach driver betvaen
NewDerry and Yorkville in the dsys
gone by, and for seventy-three years
was 1,emhor. Of the white Presby.
terian Chursh Of Mt. .Tabor.--Union
Progress.
The Baptist STAGE convention at
Sumter called upon the church the
coming year Tor $75, 600 40 followB:
State missions, S20, 600; home mis-
eione, 9l3, 600; tho orphanege, el4,-
600; eyed Dinigearss 94 600, and min
isterial education 1900. This is on
the baais o9 10000 increase over The
year just closed.
s r The pssEeeppsstyso9 L4sskin M. Rice,
colo1ad, OF Union county, was adyer.
tised for aele on. aalesdey under o
Judgment obsained ae the laat term
OF court by Q negro woman who sued
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marriage and got o verdict for &2, 800.
Rice claimed his homestead and the
sale was postponed.
- w. w. Irby, of Fairfield county.
was married i ast week TO Mrs. M. Il.
Fuller, Of Raleigh. Mrs. Fuller was
MIR. Irby's nurse in Q hospital in, Co
lumbia this sumner, where the init
macy began. Mrs. Fuller started for
her home In Raleigh Saturday even.
a2s a,S2s pns Wnsn enc got 70 Wlnnsboro
l Mr; = .soy. lnoueed ner TO remain over
ana 1'o. eneS we're married. 1l IS
- Monday morning before daylight
q gang Of shunters succeeded in halt
ing and killing bear at Landrum in
Spartanburg county. This animal
had been tracked sby dogs shortly
after dark on SUNDAY until nexk morn. !.