The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-11-11

ner Of South McDuilie and East Church
streets and will shortly move into it.
Many hunting parties are going out
from Ine olty daiiy. Indifferent luck
IS being reported. Game is reported
to ce scercer than was at first thought.
Il has iSseSS;a been Tho ht h5estt fail fail over known
FOR gathering the cotton crop. The
lint is all good, ranging above mid
ding, with prices corresponding.
Our farmers have good many hogs
to kill this fall. The wise ones will
Seed them heavy now before the wealth
oT gets cold anu thereby get best re-
The cotton fields are beginning to
Where they have been recently picked
left.
Mrs. Margaret Van Wyck, of Allan
ia, Ca. who has been spending several
weeks IN Anderson visiting her son
and other relatives, hae returned to
The. public schools of Bishops
Branch District will open next Mon
day, 10th inst, All who are interested
should take notice and govern them
selves accordingly.
Many of the farmers say that the
early. frosts and recent rains have
greatly damaged the late cotton in this
section, and that thousands of bolls
are completely ruined and will never
open.
The question of the establishment of
new bank at AbbeviIle is being agi-
tated again. II it should be establish
ea, Mr. Mauldin, of Anderson, ia the
probable president. Press
and Banner.
We would be glad to receive items
of news of any kind from our frionds.
II you have visitor, let us know it, OF
y you know of nything OF interest to
the public, write it up for the paper.
We will gladly publish it.
Married. ON Wednesday afternoon,
N9yem9er 4, 1903, at the home of the
brides father, W.. II. Stevenson, in
Hawkins, MIR. Z. o. Burris, of this
city, and Miss May Belle Stevenson.
f. T. Carlisle. of Illinois, who left
THE county 58 years ago, is visiting
hls brother, y. E. Carlisle. Mr.. Car
iisle ls now 81 years old, and came
Dack from his far western homo to
spend some time in the land of his
birth.
w. ID: Moore, one Of Oconee County's
energetic and successful farmers, spent
day In the city last week, gave us q
pleasant call and subscribed to The
Intelligencer. Mr.. Moore will shortly
move into this County and reside near
PendletOn.
Luther Massey, who was seriously
burned in the fire in the store of the
Sullivan Hardware Company few
weeks ago. died last Thursday ut his
negro, and his death is deeply regret
ted by his employers.
On account of wreck of the gravel
train on the G. g. w. e. r. r., near
Mccormick last Thursday AFTERNOON,
the train from Augusta did not reach
Anderson that evening. The track
yards. Nobody was hurt.
Rev. John r. Mcbride, formerly of
this County but who has been living
at Spartanburg for several years, has
accepted call from the Presbyterian
Church at Hartwell, Ga, and will
shortly enter upon his work in his new
field. -"
Although the tag books of the Coun-
W nave been opened about q month
very little money has been received so
far by Treasurer Payne. Next week,
he will visit Slabtown. ME- Airve Piad,
mont and PelEer. See notice Of dates
for saoh place in his advertisement in
another column.
The Bamberg Herald of last week
ssys: "Invitatlons have been issued
Dy Mrs. e: Frank Bamberg for re-
honor of her sister, Mrs. George Nj.
Ioiiy, or anderson: Mrs. Bamberg ia
always an ideal hostess, SO it is with
mu0h pleasure that this event is looked
forward to by her 'many friends"
E,bhs,on The BoGmep 3a s+oo eorrssgonaept Of the
returned from business trip to . An.
derson, s.; Co.. Tuesday evening. He
witnessed the sale Of about forty
thousand dollars worth OF land there
last Monday at fancy prices. The aoil
OF the old Palmetto State is highly
priced by the natives. Anderson ia
growing rapidly as manufacturing
town, claiming ten factories"
Ben Lockhart, the negro who shot
another negro named Webb ut q hot
supper near Starr some time ago, has
been captured. The negro was found
to be hiding in Ebert County, Geor-
gia, and upon learning this Sheriff
Green had him arrested and brought
back to this State. He is now in the
County Jail, and will have to answer
The charge against him at the next ses-
sion Of court.
As means of producing trouble the
not supper among The negroes proba-
ply has no equal: One was in progress
last Tuesday night on Mr.. StonewAIl
Watson's place north of the city when
negro began to fire his pistol indis-
criminately. One Of the bullets passed
through the cheek Of Jim Davis, and
was stopped in its course by passing on
ana striking Eenry Aiken in the mouth.
Aiken, 1t is said, spat the bullet out,
suffeliDg no ill effects whatever.
h The Charleston Evening Post of the
s7th inst. saws: HMrS .Jamea Rrncir