The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-07-04

mf; A Eheek, Of Seneca, has beer
spending few daya in the city. tryir q
to seeure house to live in but said he
| was unaoie 20 get one. Mr.. Cheek il
tractor and If no can secure q honse in
Anderson, he and his family will re.
celve warm welcome.
j.. d. Rast. of Monroe, N. C., has ar
rived In Anderson to take charge of
the Andrews Furniture Houses on
Depot street. Mr.. Rast will move hie
will occupy house Just completed on
Marebali avenue. They will receive q
eef:tsal "elc0me in the Electric City.
The thirty. sixth annual convention
or the South Carolina State Dental
Aesociation was held last week mt .ao
lale Of Palms and was attended by
several OF the dentists of Anderson.
Ahe Association accepted IN inri,a-
tion to meet in this city pe1G year,
and will be given a cordial welcome.
Several weeks ago SAMPLES of the
CITY water, taken from hyGrants in
dhIerent parts of the city, wore sent to
Il boaton chemist for analysis. The
report OF the chemist has been made
pubic; ne prouounces the water safe
and suitable for drinking and domes-
tic purposes and l'ee from ammonia
and nitgateso
II you expect to vote in the coming
primary elections make it your per.
sonal business to Gee that your name
The officers Of the club probably have
1t there, but no man :s infallible, and
yours might be the name overlooked :,
20 not go to sleep over this matter, it
ls important.
The congregation Of st. Joseph's
Catholic Church have let the Contract
for building tteir new house of wor.
ship at the corner OF MoDuffie and
Earle streets. The building will coat
about $4,000. Much of this amonnt
has been raised by the congregation
aud members Of other churches have
contributed literally.
AS q result Of o trip made to Pied
Sheriff Scott and State Constsebiss asbis
David, w. r. Hammond, aged o5
years, 10 in Jail here and James Handy
10 out on bond until the next term O:
Court. The officers scented eo,ne
Liquor selling IN Piedmont aud made
tho trip over with the above results
j.. H.; Oulla who has been superin.
tendeHf Of printing at the Connie
has resigned that position and vii
move to Anderson to start q job print
lug business of his own. Mr. Oulis
has many friends here who will regre
hte departure from this city. He hal
their best wishes for O successful bus
iness', In Agderson,-Gresnwood In;
Plant peae plentifully, pronerly
promptly, and peIeiatently. They VII
help the corn shortage greatly. Som,
Of the best farmers in the County feei
their work stock, exclusively on vel
cured pea. vine hay from laying By Il
land Breaking time, after which the,
lind one. feed of COTE @ day and
plenty of hay all that their slick mule
neS L.
The Supreme Court has decided tha
J. E. b. mes, white man, must q,
to the chR1G gang. Haynes was con
Xicted of disposipg Of goods under
lien, the goods In question being {
watch belonging to W. II. Kcese,
jeweler OF this city. He was sentenced
70 one year on the gang and he ,sil
start at once doing service for tn,
public. g.. o.7' ..-..
P!of. w. E. Breazeale, of Rutgerl
College, New .Brunswick, N. s., il
stopping at the Walhalla Hotel for {
few weeks. He holds the chair O,
mathematics In this college and is {
teaoner or Enre ability. He ie q broth,
CT OF Hon. J. e. Breaseale, Of Ander
son. and expects to spend his vacation
in the Piedmont section.-Keowee
GUuai5r. -.
There is come talk OF having a spe.
o!ai term OF the Court of General Ses.
sions this summer. The matter rests
with the bar association, and if that
pody destres an extra term Solicitor
boggs will aek for it. There are 85 81
40 cases on the criminal docket await
ing trial. A special term would ena-
Bic the Court to clear the docket of
these cases and get fresh start with
the fall term. ..:~s. ~. -
ME-. j.. H. Godfrey, formerly of
Manager Of the Greenvtlle Daily News
at Greenvisle, for several months, has
come to our city to represent the News
mere. Mr.. Godfrey will have charge
or the Newe bureau as we'll as the
Anderson circulation. He has had
considerable aewspaper experience,
and the interests Of the News will be
"6A AVUkeu dLtors. ..".3 -! -. -....
James r. Evans, an aged ;;~cnfed-
crate Veteran, died: at his home at the
Anderson cotton mill last Sunday
morning and bis remains were inter-
red on MOnday at Silver Brook cemo.
terry. Mr. Evans had long bcen affiIe.
ted with fheumatism, but ,his death
Vas probably due TO advanced age.
Hs was highly estesmed by his friends,
who deeply regret his death. I:.:'
- Congreas having appropriated ESQ.,
OO0 Tor the erection OF q poatOffice
building Ia this city, the next thing in
order viii be the selection of site.
One Of the. Eyettiest and most con
yenient sites that he's been suggested
,s the lot at the corner OF Depot and
North McDufie etrsefs, opposite The
IntelliGencer ofice.$ This property 10
owned by our clever townsman, VIM:
+. Osborne, who would no doubt sell
it at g reasonable price. =. :: .......,1. :.
j.. G. Smith died at his home ct the
Riverside mills last Thursday night,
after an illness OF several weeks with
H.