The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-01-25

maue Dy Senator Latimer and others.
Sportsmen throughout the State are
considering the matter OF asking the
general assembly to shorten the open
season for partridge shooting and
make lt extend from January to
Beneon's drug store at Honea Path,
wes destroyed by fire early Sunday
morning. The entire building with
the stock of goods was consumed The
lose Is estimated at $4,000. less $2,50O
insurance.
Last week the city council held a
special meeting to consider various
petitions for certain changes in the
Incense ordinance of the city. The pe-
titions were oil refused and no changes
Will be made this year.
Rev. w. b. McCuen, of this county.
ha5 moved to Chester county, S. G..
where he has accepted a call to the
pastorate of Harmony and Catawb ba
Baptist Churches. His friands regret
TO see him leave Anderson County.
The Anderson Phosphate and Oil
GO, has large advertisement on
TO the farmers, who should read it
carefully. This Ia home Enterprise,
aud deserves the patronage of our our
farmers.
Some people would conclude that
tAnderson ls not q progressive county
because it is not In debt-that is the
modern idea of progress. But Ander-
sen is probably the most progressive
and prosperous county in tho State
Newberry Observer.
Marvin, the 3-year-old son of j. C.
Burke, died at the home of HE par
ents at the Anderson cotton mills last
Ihursday morning, after brief ILL
ness with pneumonia. On Friday
afternoon the remains were inferred at
Silver Brook cemetery.
Irwin Brownlee has accepted @ posi-
ton with the Farmers. and Merchants
Bank Of Anderson. He has given fine
satisfaction as assistant cashier of the
Due West Bank. Complimentary
resolutions were passed by the direc-
tOre and handed to Mr. BrOwnlee.-A,
Il. Presbyterian.
;. Miss Margaret. Fitzhugh and Mr..
ID. g.. wers married in the city Sss.;:r-
day morning. at the residence Of MIR.
and Mira. w. III. Sheib. Miss Fitzhugh
is niece OF Mrs. Sheib, and the groom
10 an attorney engaged in practice at
the national capital.
Mr.. Floyd Wilson, who with Mr..
Houston Crymes moved to Texas about
two years ago, returned to his fret
love, the old town of Williamson,
last Saturday. Both these younGsmen
married South Carolina girls ana Hhe
insistence to return home WsS too
strong to resist.-Williamston We.
Dan Hill, negro, who lives Ia the
was arrested last week and lodged in
jail on o charge of grand larceny. 1t is
alleged that he etole from . Henry
Timms the treasurer of negro church,
the sum of S153 which Timms had in
hanG from the members of the church.
Application has been made to the
Secretary of State for q commission
for . new Wholesale grocery company
TO be established in this city. The
capital stock will be $4,000. The COR
pOratore are: II. M. Holland, E. w.
Masters, Walter Dobbins, f. j. Rhody,
j. &. Chamblee and j.. f. Mcclure, Jr.
Appropriate exercises were held by
the local chaptcys Of the Daughters Of
the Confederacy in honor Of the birth
day OF Robert e. Lee on last Thursday,
Crosses OF honor were bestowed on
several Confederate veterans. The
mai cnstom. - were eiSaed ied dnr;nr Sn,, a tha
day
Capt. "Billiep Smith, the veteran
whose return to active rail-
roading was announced two weeks ago,
has been assigned tn his old rnn be-
tween Columbia and Greenville. He
made his first trip Sunday. His many
old friends are more thin pIeased to
dntisa ao A'0 l' aoio ~ ies'iiiie MS ola
: .'5.s.
a bank will be organized at Iva
within q short time. > The capitai
stock will be $4,000. and Thomas q
jackson, Q leading merchant Of the
town, will be president Of the institn-
tion. A commission win be aDplieii
for at once, and It is expected that the
bank will be ready for the transaction
SIS,
Capt. SmyGhe, or HPelZer, In his re-