The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-01-28

Jul ltuN III ANDERSON. -.
c.. who has been on Il visit of several
weeks to her grandmother. Mrs Ei,ic
Gary, ut h Gary House, on Heard
street, returned to her home last sun
day. Miss Gary, by her winsome ways.
won many friends during her brief
VISIT to our city. who regretted exceed
companied rs far as Calhoun Falls Inv
but we promised not to tell.-Elbtr,
ton (Ga.) Star.
The last issue of the Baptist Courier
speaks as follows Of n native of Ander-
t tba R RovhFy II "" are glad to note
valued and faithful work ms n pastor in
virginia, for ten or twelve year past.
has been called to the p~astoyate of tho
Piedmont Church. tits a good Church.
q we thank it for it's helpful move
toward sustaining the fine tone of the
carolina preacher personnel. ns we'll as
commend IL foc Its Judgment, in calling
We oil stand ready to welcome him"
Newspaper in Ohio recently brought
suit against forty three men who
would not pay their subscriptions, and
OBTAINED Judgment in each case for the
aln0un OF each claim. OF these, 20
made affidavit that they owned no more
tnan the law allowed, thus preventing
attachment. Then. under the decision
OF the supreme court. they were arrest
Cd for petit larceny and bound over i'm
the sum of $500 each. All but six give
bond. which siX went 10 Jail. The new
postal law makes it larceny to tnke II
paper anu refuse to pay for it.
In the committee assignments tho
Anderson delegation came in FOR good
places and has received proper recOg-
milton In the great law-mnking BODY of
the State. In the Senate Senator Hood
ID appointed a member of the commit
tee on claims and grievances, enrolled
DIS, penal and charitable institutions,
IN and manufactures, engrOss-
ed bills, interpretations, retrenchment,
pilntlng and railroads. In the House
j. IS. Leverett is on the committees on
agriculture, medical affairs; nj. p. Trib-
10 on Legislative library, education;
>. n. Pearman on roads, bridges and
ferries, engrOssed bills; G. A. Rankin
on mines and mining, accounts; w. p.
Wright on internal improvements.
Gen: Hepphill, editor of the Able
Vile Medium, who is Clerk of the SEN
ate, In q letter to his paper last week
says: Senator John X. Hood, of An
derson, ID we'll known III Abbeville
Parker g. MCGOWAN. lilo was reared
In Due West and has many friends in
that community who will be gratitied
to know that the Senate fully appre-
ciates his ability. He was assigned to
places on the following committees. to
wit: Claims and grievances, enrolled
Dllls, peanl and charitable institutions,
commerce and manufactures. engr0ss-
ed bills, interpretations, retre..chment,
printing and railroads and internal i'm
p~rOvcmcnts."
Inc Williamson correspondent of
The State. under date of the goth inst,
says: "Mr- Wade Patterson. Of tho
mill district, who claims to have eaten
a spoonful of Rough on Rats after
drinking an ounce of laudanum last
week, is about to recover in spite of his
determined efforts at sclf-upstructiOn.
he says that domestic troubles arc
worrying him ami he has selected the
suicide route " which he may find
peace of mind. He will have to double
some other weapon, as 1t is positively
stated that after several days of sue
cesslve and continuous spasms, AFR.
Patterson is recovering and will sUon
be ready for another dose"
Our neighboring city of Anderson,
which recently entertained 40 delight
fully the State Convention U. d. c., is
certainly a patriotic city and one de-
voted to the Lost Cause, ever ready to
honor and care for our veterans. Dur
ing the week the r. E. Lee Chapter.
U. u: c., of that city celebrated the
birthday of the chieftain for whom
they are named. The "Dixie" cele-
brated Stonewall Jackson's birthday.
the Palmetto Chapter held an enter
tanning meeting and the Bonnie Blue
eracy also met. In addition the r. E.
Lee Chapter gave a successful oyster
dinner and realized q good sum for pa
trlOtlc work This is but the record Of
q single week and no uncommon one
for MISUNDERSTANDING Journal.
The Atlanta Journal of the Goth inst.
dent to IL former young citizen Of An
derson IF. q. Snow, of 90 Marietta
street, bookkeeper for Eliasberg Bros.
Co., was badly injured last night at 8
o'clock by falling from O street car at
the corner of Capitol avenue and Bass
streets. His left arm was partially
dislocated, his shoulder injured and
his face was badly bruised and cut, his
lip being cut in two by a tooth. Snow
was attempting to alight from the car
at the end of the line and had reached
the door before the car stopped. The
stopping of the car threw him off the
platform and he was rendered uncon-
sci0us.. he was removed to his home,
90 Marietta street, and given medical
attention. He is not seriously hurt,
but his injuries are very painful"
Dr.. George w. Earle, a native of An
derson County, and one of tho land
marks of Pickens e. H., where lie had
lived from the foundation Of the town,
died on tho Goth inst, aged 65 years.
He was a son of DR.. James w. Earle, n
native of Greenvillc. who lived fol
many years near Shutdown, where his
son received his early training from the
prince of educators, Rev. John l.. Ken
nedy. principal of Thalian academy.
DIR. George w. Earle volunteered as q
private in the Palmetto Riflcmen, nj
tho beginning of the war between the
States, and served the first year in the
Fourth South Carolina Regiment, re-
ceiving n slight wound ut tho battle OF