The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-01-21

MORROW (lhursday) morning.. They
VIII appreciate your patronage.
Kew. .: l.. Martin was here yester-
day on his way to Williamson, where
he has accepted the passionate of the
baptist Church of that place. He was
nc one time pastor OF the Anderson
Baptist Church.-Greenville News, 18th
inst.
w. j.. LabOon. Esq, after spending
the holidays at his home in Anderson
County, has returned to Pickens for
the practice of law. Hc was admitted
to the bar on Dec. 10, and his ears are
now open to the whispers of clients
Pickens Journal.
Our young friend, W.T.. Hickman, of
Oakland, Fla, shipped a few days ago
several crates of fine lettuce to C..
Frank Bolt, of this city, and very kind
~ presented Tho I~ntelligencer with
several lunches of it, for which we re-
turn many thanks.
Rev. j. D. Chapman, the popular
pastor OF the First Baptist Church, has
been a victim Of the grippe the past
week, and was unable to conduct the
services in his Church last Sunday.
He is o c~onvalescing, and we hope
will o On be out again.
1t some one in this section would be-
gin now and arrange plans by which he
would have n hundred OF more young
pigs on hand this time next year, we
would get for them would induce him
to continue the business.
The WO0dmen of the World of this
city Will have a supper on Thursday
night, Goth inst. Each member will be
entitled to a ticket for himself and one
friend, and these tickets can be pro-
cured from w. z. Nicholson at the
Judge of Probate's Office.
Thos. r. Davis, of Greenwood, pro-
prletor OF the Davis Shoe Store in this
city, will move shortly to Anderson to
% has Se aas co no%s; WI the Fl bu Dian,s,'b wno
will be taken in as q partner by Mr.
Davis: Read their advertisement and
give them a call.
After q weeks fair, pleasant weather
yesterday morning dawned cloudy and
cold, with q light rain falling, which
frOZe as 1T struck h ground, covering
the earth with q coat Of Ice. Pedes-
TRANS found it difficult to walk and a
lumber of them got q fall Eut we have
heard of no one being hurt.
nov. d. 1 Mdnu, WHO, on accOunC OF
the death of his mother, was prevented
from filling his appointment to preach
at Pisgah Church on the fourth Sunday
in December, will preach there next
Sunday, 25th inst, at II O'clock a. m.
The friends of the congregation are in
vited to attend the services.
John D.. Sullivan, of Honea Path,
has been in town this week getting
some points from the farmers about
the cultivation of tobacco. Mr.. Sulli-
van is one of the largest and most sue
cessful planters In this section and ex-
poets to try tobacco on his plantation
this season--DarlingtOn News.
IL. G.. Wallace, of Anderson County,
is a new citizen of Oconee County,
having recently bought q tract of land,
nea West Union, from d. j. M. Craig.
MIR. Wallace is an industrious and pro-
gresslve. young man and we gladly well
come him to Our County and to the
hearts and homes of our people.
The marriage of Miss Bernie Fans,
of Santuc, to Mr.. George w. Jolly, Of
Anderson, has been announced to take
place at the home of the brides father,
Mr. d. B. FAINT, on the morning of the
twenty eighth of this month. One hun
dred invitations are issued, but only q
very few friends besides relatives will
be present.-UniOa Progress.
Capt. John h. Bowen. a prominent
ana influential citizen of Plckens
County, died at his home on Thursday
In the. Goth year of his age. He has
been. 9 great sufferer from cancer OF
the throat, and his death was not I'm
expected by his aeiends. Capt. Bowen
had many old friends in Anderson
County who will regret to hear Of his
death. He is survived by O widow and
eight children.
Hon. ii. p. Tribble. of Anderson,
stopped over in newberry while on his
way. to the meeting of the General AS
night with Sheriff Buford. Col. Trib-
BILE is an uncle OF Mrs. Hayne Abrams,
of this county, and 11rs. Abrams came
down to Newberiy to see him, they
having not seen each other in ten or
twelve years.-Newberry Herald and
News, 18th inst.
If the first twelve days of the year
are indicative of the character of the
weather and climate conditions of the
ensuing twelve months then we will
have wind, rain and cold world without
end. We are to have it seems yery
little weather favorable to out-of-door
work, consequently while the sun does
chine folks had better put in some long
ticks and steady blows.
Chief Constable C. L. C~ureton, of the
Western District, embracing Oconee,
Pickens, Anderson, Abbeville and
Greenwood Counties, has filed his re-
port for the past quarter. 1t shows
that sol gallons Of whiskey and A
dozen bottles of beer was coniscated.
Nine stills were destroyed and there
were 80 convictions averaging fines of
800 each: All this was done with a
force OF five men. This is an exceed
ingly good showing.
In habeas corpus proceedings before
Associate Justice Y. j. Pope, at Co.
lumbia. the 14th inst, an order was
granted admitting. to bail Mary Bur-
ton. a negress Of this County, charged
with murder. The amount Of bail was
fixed at $500, Solicitor Doggs consent
ing. The bond was signed by Jas. B.
Burriss and A. H. Burriss before the
Clerk Of Court last Thursday and the
woman set at liberty till the converting