The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-12-09

time.
Last Monday being Salesday q large
crowd was attracted to the city, and
the merchants had fine business.
Tic real estate sold &C public cutlery
by the Judge of Probate brought good
Prices.
Rev. j. &. Law, d. D., of Waihalla,
has been appointed by tho South Caro-
lima Presbytery to take charge of the
midway Presbyterian Church for q
time, and he has already entered upon
his work.
All farmers should urge children and
tenants to- let the small birds alone.
10 not frlghten them away. Rather
prepare boxes for blus birds and wren 3
ana induce them to raise their young
on the farm.
Several weak attempts to snow have
Peen noted during the pact two weeke.
put there was not enough to count.
On the night of the 1st inst. it covered
the ground but had disappeared by
next morning.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Griffin, of Bel
ton, have Issued invitations to the
marriage of their daughter, Bessie
Holbert, to Robert Edwin Moseley, of
Nlnety-Six, Wednesday morning, 10th
inst, at 0.30 o'clock.
Hugh Holleman, the genial and clev-
OF express messenger on the Blue
hidge Railway, has been laid up all
tho week with O severe attack Of nea-
ralgla: His place is filed on the road
News.
These mornings when your best
tlTed, frog in -the-throat voice, do not
ask him If he is sick. He has only
been entertained the night before, in
the bosom of his family, by playing the
new gone Pit.
Louie, the 8.year- old eon of Mfr. and
mrs Il. Tllley, died at his home at
inst. Mr.. and Mrs. Tilley moved from
Anderson County to Texas about q
year ago, and their many friends here
VII! deeply sympathize with them in
their sore bereavement.
Frank E. Harrison, an old Anderson
Doy, who has been living in North
eeen spending g few days in Anderson
Proepecting with view Of returning
mere to make his home. His old friends
were delighted to greet him, and will
extend him cordial welcome to his
natlvo home.
AIttle girl tells what ahe knows
aD0nG King Solomon in the following
essay:f King Solomon was % manwh6
lived ever 80 many years ago, and iR
the country in which he governed he.
was the whole push. King Solomon
Dullt SolomOn's temple and was the
father OF all the Masons. He had 700
.Wivee and 200 10" friends, and that ia
why there are g. Iany Masous in tho
world"
Luther W; Hall, an energetic young
feruGr Of VaSennss ToWnship. Xsfs
nome last Monday for Putnam County,
Georgia, whore today he will be united
~ the holy bonds of matrimony to
MISS Clara Jordan, of that County.
Ihey will reach the groom's homo to-
night, where reception will be ten
dered. We join the friends of the hap
py couple in extending congratnlations
and wish them prosperous Journey
through life.
MRS. Sallie Cummings, wife Of Mr..
w Gam innings, who lived three miles
north OF this place, died last Friday
afteG lingering illness and wac buried
e eE Barker's Creek Church, Of which
Saturday. She was about 81 years old,
and her death occurred on her hus-
bands 67th birthday. The bereaved
husband has the sympathy of many
friends in this hour of aorrow.-Honea
Path Chronicle.
Sylvester Brown, the negro who was
shot by Ben Lockhart, another negro.
ag hot supper at Starr some time ago,
died Saturday night Of his wounds. An
inquest was held over the remains, and
the verdict was that the deceased
came to his death from o pistol wound
inflicted at the hands Of Lockhart.
Lockhart He'd after the shooting, but
was captured in Georgia and lodged
In the County jail. He is still in iail,
ana VIII likely remain there until he is
tried for murder at the next term of
conrh=
Last Saturday three rewards were
offered by the Governor, each for 500.
One was for the arrest Of the parties
who robbed the store and blew open
the safe OF E. r. Horton. at LowDdes-
also offered $50 reward and q eommit.
tee of citizens $3.50, making q total of
350O for the capture of the robbers.
Another was For the apprehension of
the parties WHO burned the barn Of T
H. HiOtt in An derson County on San
tember 81, and the third was for tie
arrest or tho parties who burned the
barn OF Mys. 3. n. Aull in Newberry
County or Nov. H8.
Last Monday J. Wesley Robinson
was exhibiting in the city q bald eagle,
which ne had shot and elightly wound
cd on his plantation in Martin Town
chip about two weeks ago. Something
had sbeen killing and carrying off his
chickens and Mr. Robinson started out
ON hunt to see If be could find it. In
hie pasture he saw lot of Grove fight
ing what he supposed was q buzzard or
turkey. His dogs attacked it and it
struck lite claws in one of them, when
ne shot it. He then captured it, and it
proved to be an eagle, very few of
which are ever seen in this country.
1t weighed nine pounds and measured
nearly seven feet from tip to tip Of its
wings.
In roeponse to call published two
mn tya L.