The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-01-11

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| Excelsior from Anderson saws: "F. /.
Alien mas resigned his position as over
seer OF weaving ct the Anderson Cot
| .on hiiis 10 accept similar position
| With the Lanett Manufacturing CO.
Mr. Allen isa young man of high
S.ahuing ID his profession, and his
many friends regret very much to part
with him. and the heet wishes Of Mi on
With him in his new position"
dispenser. Jones has completed his
last report for the year just ended and
closed his books for 1904 The annual
oaiance eheet shows that the local
saIas mhIashey A., aispensnry had aggregate
949.s against $9l, ,997. .15 forl903, whict
was the greatest amount previously
sold in one year. The total net nrofiis
1or 1904 amounted to $22, sol 10. of
winch the city OF Anderson receives
Sli,ioo:7o and the county like
nHow Zach Came to College" is the
TUE OF very peat and interesting
little book recently published by its
author, Prof. Johu 6. Clinkscales. of
NoftoId College, Spartanburg, S. C.,
anu TO whom we are greatly indebted
lor copy, Tho book contains rs
pages, is illustrated, and buunI in
cloth, and should be read by every how
and every young man in the State. il
is II thrilling story from real life, and
the hero is well known by many peonla
in Spartauburg.
The license ordinance recently
ed q great deal of opposition among
business and professional men of the
CITY. This is the first attempt here to
impose general system Of licenses
upon all business pursuits anG pIofes-
sionc' ana the new tax is naturally
causing opposition. The council is
considering some changes in The ordi-
! uunce, ana the time tor paying with
the privilege of the rebate has been ex-
tended to the Goth Of the month.
| On "Wednesday evening ut the home
OF the brides father, Maj. w. S. Lee,
In this city, Miss jamie Lee and MIR.
| Ciaude Sherard were united in mar
rage. Rev. J. l.. Williamson of New
the ceremony. Only tho Immediate
families of the two young people were
present to witness the ceremony. A
wedding supper was served during the
course of the evening. Mir. and Mrs
Snerard enter upon their married life
with the hearty good wishes of q great
many friends.
Miss Lillian Werner was the success.
full applicant from the Eighth Judicial
Circuit for u position in the engrOssing
department for the coming session OF
the General Assembly. This position
ls granted on the result of cOmpeti.
1--WE examination, which was held al
Belton for this circuit The corps of
young lady employees in the engross-
ing department. from the various parts
OF the State is composed of some OF
Inc handsomest young women OF the
State, and the Eighth thie year ,.ll
have charming representative.--Ke
wee Courier.
Last Saturday night, Dec. 3lst, neal
vannah Valley Railroad, came near
being thrown into deep trestle. Engi.
neer Rhaney saw the obstruction, bu,
was too near it to stop until the engine
was thrown from the track. The party
or parties used good Judgment in their
work. The obstruction was tie spike
placed on the upper side Of the curve
officials, and detectives have been pui
on trail. Robbery was evidently the
motive, as the place chosen was dense
forest, away from any settlement
Mccormick Messenger.
| D1TS- LlZzle tlnley, WlIe or Mr. ii Gin
Finley, died at her home near Mountain
Greek Church last Thursday morning,
after long and painful illness. On
Friday morning the remains were in.
tered in the Mountain Creek Church
yard, Rev. w. B. Hawkins conduct.
ing the funeral services. Mrs. Finley
was daughter of w. Hal. and about
80 years. of age. She was most esti.
mable, Christian woman, having lone
been q devoted and Jealous member oi
the Baptist Church, and was greatly
beloved by wi1a circle oof oof friends anG
relatives, who deeply regret her death
She leaves devoted husband, but nc
children to cherish her memory.
The Baptist Courier of the Goth mat.
suys. i:hev. Q. H., Holland left th;t
week for his new field of labor, Tisho.
! mingo, Indian Territory, fiourishina
/ town in the Southern part of the Terri.
tory. 1t is field OF great promise,
and the church there iS fortunate In
securing the services of Bro. Holland
VINO has done excellent work In every
past0rate7 he has held. We wish him
great happiness and usefulness in his
new field and commend him to the
confidence Of the people in the Vest
| Nr. Holland is o native Of Anderson
County, and has many friends and rel.
atives In this section who will.join ne
in wishing him q pleasant sojonrn in
the far west. .S,! :. s..
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