The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-03-09

Now that the yellow dog has been
collared. so to speak. whe is going to
see that ne is placed on the Auditors
books. His name is legion and his
neighbOrs should not overlook him.
The name of that enterprising mer-
camille firm, the Horn-Bass Company
OF THE city, has been changed to the
Morrow Bass Company, and will con-
tlnue business at the same old stand.
Invitations heVe been received here
to the marriage of Miss Daisy Barr,
formerly of THE city, to Mr. Alvin
Ge II ye Levarett, on Wednesday morn
ing, Marca 10th, at Sampson, Florida.
Samuel E. Moore has just erected
neat storeroom at the corner of Green-
vile and North FAINT streets, near the
residence of w. e.. Bailey, ard will
conaacta mercantile business up there.
Rev. w. r. Richardson, D. D., edi-
tor of the Southern Christian Advo-
cate. Spartanburg, g., spent day or
two in the city last week visiting his
brother, and while here gave us 2
pleasant call.
J. B. McAdams, who has been
member OF the State constabulary force
the position of United States deputy
marshal for this section, a position he
formerly held.
There will be preaching in the Pres
byterian Church at Deans ne&t Sun
day, 18th inst, at the usual hour by the
regular pastor. The friends of the
attend the services.
The Rep ablicans of the Third Con-
gressional District met at Greenwood
iaast %G5k and elected +. F.. Cochran,
ESQ, of this city, and Joe Tolbert, of
Republican Convention.
Baily Austin, one Of Will;amston's
clever bOys, is now q salesman in the
store of Lesser g. Co., Anderson. Les
ser g. Co. is one of the best firms of
that city, and we hope Bailey will do
well.-Williamston News.
Sarge Plunkett in the Atlanta Con-
stitutiOE says that ice upon the trees
in February means good crop year,
and this was comforting reflection to
him during the late bad spell. Every
one will hope that he is true prophet.
The law against slot machines in
this. State has gone into effect. The
machines exempted from theprovislons
of the law are those which give o GER
tain and fair return for each coin and
IN which there is no element of chance.
The public schools of Williamson
school district, No. 8, will close on Fri
day, 25th inst. At 3 O'clock that after
noon the trustees will meet at We'll
come school to sign claims and transact
any other buainess that may need their
attention.
If any one doubts that large crop
of cotton will be planted this spring
let him ride through the country and
lncls &C clearing of old hedge rows.
bitches, fence corners. etc. There are
many places where bushes and briers
will give place to cotton.
The barn of II. c. Routh. in Fork
Township, was burned on Thursday,
the fire having been started from an
engine which was being used near by,
A quantity of corn and fodder was de-
strOyed. The loss is about 5000, which
is partly covered by insurance.
C.P. Davis, of Belton Township,
who has been spending several months
in the Indian Territory visiting his
daughter, returned home last Saturday.
He expresses himself as being we'll
pleased with that country, and contem-
plates moving out there next fall.
The Barnwell Bar on Monday petit
term of the Court of Common Pleas, to
commence on the 4th Monday in April
and continue four weeks If necessary,
with Hon. George E. Prince, of Ander-
son, as Special Judge.-Barnwell Peo-
pie.
The bill in regard to the manage
ment and keeping &C public ferries in
this State is now law, and people
travelling in the county after dark or
.lOse wanting doctor at night can
Cross the ferries without being put to
:Iy Inconvenience by not being able to
cross as heretofore.
r. Y. Cox, who is employed at the
Orr mills. was painfully Injured last
Friday by being caught in the betting
of the machinery. He had a narrow
escape from death. DR.. j. NJ. Richard
son was called in to dress the wound
about his head, and the young man is
now doing very well.
Col. Joseph N. Brown returned home
last Friday evening after a five weeks
sOur. with his family, to the East coast
OF Florida. They came via Atlant 1,
when after a short stay Mrs. Brown
and Miss Varina went to Kingston to
visit relatives and are expected to re-
turn the last of this week.
The morning train on the Blue Ridge
road cOlIided with horse and wagon
at the Riverside station Friday. The
horse was killed and the wagon de-
molished: The team was the property
of the mill store. and while the driver
was in the store the horse, which had
been left unhitched, wandered upon
the track.
The infant son of j. G.. Wilson died
at the home of his parents in the Cray
Sonville section on Saturday, February
27th. after weeks lilness with pnen-
monia. On the day following the re-,
mains were inferred at Barker's Creek
Church, Rev. N. G. Wright conducting
the funeral services.
B. F. Whitaker, an energetic young
farmer, who now owns part of the old