The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-06-14
STATE NEWS.

- Charleston is to have another
oyster and vegetable canning factory.
= Tho Columbia canal has been
assessed at 100000 by the State
Board.
= a negro boy, Z years old, acci-
dentally shot aud killed his year-old
sister at Summervillc.
= Clemson College had 10 gradu-
ates this year. Many of the graduates
have been given positions.
- Three drug stores in Gaffney
have been hauled up and fined for
selling malt and Jamaica giager as
beverages.
= The Union and Glenn Springs
railroad has been finished to Union
and the trains are now running from
Carlisle to Union.
- The Citadel cadets go into camp
for two weeks at Columbia on June
10Th. The cite selected for the camp
is the old fair grounds.
= p. T. Bullard has been acauit-
ted at Marion of the murder Of
tramp. He had previously been
acquitted of the murder of another
man.
e. The Atlantic Coast Line was
fined $500 in the United States court
in Charleston for using cars which
were not provided with safety cou.
piers.
= Gov. Hayward has been cordial
ly invited by the South Carolina
society of Atlanta to be present at
their banquet on the 28th inst, and
will probably go. .
-5 There will be meeting in Go.
lumbia in July By delegates of all
commercial clubs of tho State to form
an association to aid advancing the
cause Of Immigration.
- Thomas Sherer, white man,
aged 90, the son of respectable parents,
was caught in the act of robbing the
depot at Sharon, in York County, aud
bound over to answer, at Court.
- Yates Snowden, for many years
connected with theSharleston News
and Courier, has been selected to Gil
the chair Of English at the South
Carolina College as Columbia,
N. W.. Wolborn, Of Pickens
County, was found dead in livery
stable inst outside of GFeonviiie. He
is believed to have died from heart
disease from which he.was o suffer.
er. lss.
= The war department, under the
Dick law, has given the South Caro-
lima militia $4,000 for an encamp-
ment. The enoampment will begin
July 10Th and will be held in Column
bia. s.s 3. ...lt Ii
) There are / 1858 patients in the
insane asylum nt Columbia. The
number'is always highest at this sea-
son Of the year. It is said that too
many patients are from other States
and steps will be taken to discon-
tinne this. a5j
T.. +. Staokhouse, one Of the
most prominent citizens Of Marion
County. died at Dillon on Wednes-
day. Six hours after his granddaugh-
ter, Miss Bessie Stackhouse, died
else. Both funerals were held at the
same time. .gg,
The body Of negro child has
been found in Broad River near Ches-
ter. A negro boy sWore that, Jane
Mayfeld, the mother Of the child,
paid him 81 to throw the body in the
river. A warrant has been issued for
the arrest of the woman.
- Miss Alice Brice, who manages
the college home at Due West, board
led an average Of 55 boys OF Erskine
this year at 81 q month aud after tho
session she had $235 left over to dis.
tribute among the boys, which came
! in good & Cd 20 pay their cir !. way home:
byterian College Of South Carolina
from Clinton to Yorkville, the latter
town having made a very fattering
proposal to the trustees. a commit
tee has been appointed to look into
the matter and report to moeting 6f
the board the 18th Of September.
The News and Courier says after
eight months OF experimentation, al
teratiop and investigation, Messrs. j. !.
G. Jaudon and s.. IL. Bond : OF Charles
ton, have peri and patented d
cotton picker which, they believe,
will make the picking Of cotton by
hand O thing OF the past. The ma
chine has just recently been COM
Epleted, and After securing the patent
papers from the Government Offices,
the picker has been exhibited to a
number of frien ds, most of VII ON be-
lieye that Messrs. j Jaudon and Bond
have d good thing. 5f. SIS. RS Is. q 3..
The graduating class at An
napolis this year numbers only three
men from South; Uarolina--Is Isaac w.
Hayne, Greenyilse; Andrew 3. Carter,