The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-01-03

oHSo.Sih DO at Tue Ie3Gl9'S I...,k.
Wheie ne will be pleased 10 greet and
|, At the Atlanta Fair, which closed
q few days ago, o. b. VanWyck, of
thie city, won the first prize for the
whole Southern States On the Bun
Cochin chickens. There were tino
Siiickens there from all over the United
states. but Oze VanWyck's chickens
just simply could not be downed.
We are pleased to note that in the
change of officers for the Bank Of An
Gersoh for the year 1906 former
alhalla boy, j. Townes Holleman,
is o capable and efficient business man.
and his promotion from assistant to
head Cashier is we'll Geserved.-Keo-
wee Courier.
Married. on Sunday. December "a,
i905. by Rev w. B. Hawking. aud at
county and Miss. Elleae Dohhins,
daughter of Mrs. Jessa T. Dobbins,
OF ta's city. The popular young cou-
pie have many friends tLruakhtjat the
county whom we join in extending
congratulations.
The negroes celebrated emancipa-
tion day in the ciCy last Monday, and
the occasion attracted q large crowd of
band the negroes paraded through
several Of the most prominent streets
and then marched to st. Pauls Bap-
tlst Church, where DR.. Carter, q promi-
uent negro Of Atlanta, delivered an
address. -.
Lesser g. Co. did the largest bust
t,So nc
year. and as q consequence they have
determined to inaugurate the new
year with cut rate sale. In the next
issue Of The Intelligencer they will
nave very large and attractive ad-
Vertlsement giving all the particulars
or the bargains they have In store for
the public. Look out for it, read it
carefully and give them cali.
The Gales of liquor and beer to the
several counties Of the State for the
past year by the State dispensary
amounted to more than three miller.
doiiars. OF this sum Columbia bought
Inc tne largesG quantity, amounting to
SS6I0O0. Charleston. comes next with
sS9o' sssa' sa'4-AndeEson 99 aodsaso $4,000, $4,000, Sumter
and Orangeburg each 604, GOO: Lai,rens
S58. 600; Newbsrry, S25, GOO and go on.
- On sqnday morning, December oath,
T, Q. Smith, met with an unforuDate
accident ut Bolton, while getting off
tue north bound train after It had left
the depes he Ias thrown e tho ground
and Goth feet were caughs under the:
wheels Of D passenger car and badly
mangled: He was carried TO tho home
Haynie and Geer amputated both
feet, MT. Smith is doing as we'll az
possible. Z: ..,s.., =. >. - :: =. = :" -
G: o. Rusriss, ,Anderson's now County
Auditor, ia now In harness and ready
20 receive your tax RETURNS. He will
g negin bis tour of the County. es pub
day, 10th inst. 1t will be we'll for all
to bear in mind that the Auditor is
not permitted by the law and under
strict orders from the Comptroller-
General OF the State to receive any
returns not, sworn &c by the property
owner or mis- authorized agent. ~, $.
At q negro frolic near Iva last
Thursday night two shots were fired
into, a party Of negro women as they
were leaving for nome. nne eE the
women was wounded so seriously that
ehe died Sunday night. Magistrate
MeAlhster held an inquest McREag
morning, and as q result Robs.a Be-
and Lon Anderson, two yonng negroes,
nave been committed to Jail charged
With the crime. Each accuses The
other OF having fred the shots. nc
Rev n. B.. Kelly, during his four
years residence here as; pastor Of st.
johns Meth0diat Church.. eiliearei
himself to all Of our people, and there
i1s general regret that under the rnlea
Of his church he had 10 ho cent to
another field of i. Il ur.,2As f,e faii to
igo. we are all glad that he has been
Sent to, snch a pleasant place as we
KnoW =, W;Greanw0od to- be. Rev. r., E.
Lrlesdaie.. Mr. Kel!S's SUCCESSION,
preached his first sermon last sunday,
and the members of his c0ngregati0n
are mere than pleased with him. ;G:.II.
Il Mr. Ed Robertson. u well known and
respected citizen of this county; died
last Thursday at his home thte miles
north OF this place. His health had
been feeble for several months. Mr.
.R0Dertson was a warm hearted friend
and an. honorable gentleman and his
death Sts q source of much morrow to
shiB many friends. He was d gallant;
nfederate soldier being a :nlem6er
OF Col. }Orr,s Regiment. and partioi-
pated IN; mRny3. OF the bloody bat, Tea
during s the war. He waa abOnt IA
years old The interment took place
friday afternoon in Church cemetery,
Rev: NJ McGee conducting the funeral
services M Honea Path Chronicle: ,.'TT2