The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-03-15

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special tax of three mills for &C chool
purpeses. Much interest in better ed
ucationnl facilities has been manifest
ed in that section of the county, and
the patrons OF the school will have
every reason to be grateful. FOX the
ty districts have made special levies
In recent years, and it all means in
the long run better citizenship.
Scratches or ".erease heel" in
mules and horses is disease now
cause is usually standing in wet or
foul staDics. Remedy: Dissolve blue
stone in warm water until the
the color of the. water becomes dark
blue, then apply the water in the
cracks eaacI thoroughly; Repent this :he
wash clean again and apply lard or cot.
ton seed oil. After the fifth day, if
the places ars not healing apply blue
| stone as before. Usually two appli-
cations will cure the worst cases.
| s. J. Davis, the county taller. acci-
dentally shot himself Saturday night,
receiving o most 6Dainful wound in his
left leg just above the ankle. He was |
doing extra police duty for the city at
the time the accident occurred and had |
returned to the PIT headquarters in |
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coat across chair. and his pistol.
which was in one of the pockets, fell to |
the floor and was discharged. The |
pail entered his leg, penetrating both |
bones and infiicting painful wound.
~ 10 not serious, but it will be some
time before Mr. Davis is able to be
out,
The members OF the bar association
gave q delightfut banquet Thuraday
night in honor nf Judge Geo: Z.
judicial circuit. The affair was
thoroughly enjoyed by the lawyers and
their guests. Among the speakers of
the evening were Messrs. E. f. Coch-
ran, II. II. Watkins, John X. Hood and
Solicitor Boggs. Judge Prince re-
cordial relations existing between the
members OF the bar and touching upon
the duties and responsibilities devolv-
ing upoE @ judge. The elevation of
Dir. Prince TO the bench has been the
source of the greatest qualification to
his friends here, and they are confident
In the State judiciary.
j. NJ. Haynes, formerly in the employ
OF the street railway company, was
arrested in Chattanooga Friday by the
authorities on several warrants taken
| Ou1 .Sto ou 'aTlous c4uTSes. bepuGy
Sheriff Scott went to Chattanooga to
bring the accused back and had gotten
as far: as Gainesville, Georgia, with
the prisoner when he effected a most
daring escape. While the train was
running at almost fuM speed near
Gainesville Haynes leaped from the
car window and made his escape. All
efforts to find him proved useless, and
the young man, whose reputation ia of
the darkest, has probably taken good
care that the officers of the law will
not capture him. The eenape was
maue au. night under circumstances
that the deputy sheriff could not help,
Haynes being in the toilet room at the
time.
! A diff.ranc, has arisen between the
city and the Western Union Telegraph
company Over the payment OF the
license imposed upon. the corporation
os dSng grnsnca Susnsss the here Under the
raised from $50 to S1oo. and the tele- e.
graph company refused TO pay 1t on
the ground that it was excessive and
nnwarranted by the amount of busi-
ness transacted at this point. The
city authorities placed the company's
company until last Thursday to pay
the tax with the penalty attached, OF
suffer the legal Consequences. Before
na1e fnr thn n.nn. oa sno tin.1 te Cae aSsor.
toy toyS ~. 'nE ; Gu.p4Istioan becuTeg
4rn nIa.. e .h .hIIS;;oaa ;toa o.u. orom .?uuEe
nn,'rs ,S,tro;,,;n ~ INC CeeI th SSa1ss uIstrict
m tha sinanan ~ .ns ctty tIom .h c0ilece1
Msroh e s. onsG nr,ng anu eeG.n ,no5 ths .SY ya
matter. 1t will come up for determi-
natioc In Charleston next week.
Hundreds of the Indies ~ Andaraon
and uic;n;tv attanIad the ranant;on