The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-09-01

assumed assumed will be Faithfully dischor, ~,
brown is quite "a younp ,',a,, u,schargei. Mr..
,oa'us s,, II, Anderson who are ohsar,.;.y l.u,iy
SUCCESSFUL career with interest onJ ,Snns ing ms
farmerl Unr peobie generally. and no, ONLY mo
very econon;n tue next year have 10 be
Of the crops vii, al,G as frugal. for the failure
s,eI.er .n or less extent Expenses viii h 10
~ pe curtailed at every NON, vi vi nave
;uAuTles ;uI dispensed with thai or" "uu ro many
JIyeu oS ali classes But one thn, ',"" ,o Ill e,i'
bv de,,r;, 10 slop his county paper and theral
s9urco roliise r ms family ami himself IF ,ho
That is ona iv ~, nios' valuable information.
onm,., 10 one luxury that every man IN ~.
fIounty can afford his family onI !, ~ a.i ,nis
:, nc ~. INJURY as well rs Injustice n.t -, ouiu i
onera;in,, we ~, new rules which went into
Railrond tui. "i, me Columbia & Grcenyillc
omen M z 10 .he depots are required 10
nep.eniper n , to May /, and to onen ot I'o,'
tnmhnr r t'ose .ri az p. IN. from Nav TO Sen.
..iucr ..;.,. ., These rules are no donht m"l
oa;a ";ai view to give the force time IN do ,bo
Uhnet tI'n WORK which is no small amonn, 'n ns
ousiicss. VI course, when passenqer
ncrsmns scieuuled ont of these hours
np';,i pi;,11hs having business with thesa tra;,,s,
co',s mrni ne attended to. Another rule reo,,ires
Sntes reasn 10 remove their freights In -
ioiupic tline, or else storapo viii
d,laniIHeu. IL will repay all who have ans. W.
ueni'ngs roai with the freight department" "'; -
iead these rules carefully. -" ''''e'' 10
Miss Mary Bell Drake. youn.e., 1.,
W,., Hr 4i Mr and MIS-. James A. Drake Ia"sn
ih Mur'ih township, died ON last San, VI
ai.er M brief illness of a few hours My,
i'nIy was most excellent and univorsnIi,.
tbrosty rosen young lady, just entering upon ILo
iu an,iai,o oi womanhood. Intelligent
and bcoutiT,iR Riie.!y, VII! strong character
esteemed by all who surromn1ed har 6" and
i'ahy Oi our readers will bn saIdenaJ a., 4
.eaIh vi hcr untimcly death IJor ror,a;.'' ~
were were placed to rest in Ebenczer fhmrc,,
yaru, alter solemn and impressive fnnnrai
io.t ttS.I Seh, conducted by Rev. j. $. Murray On
iarre "",n afternoon, in the presence of a
ta:iSc segregation of the friends and rel.-
live' 0i the deceased. The stricken naro,,s, ,.,a
ul'l az ihihily have the snccrest svn,nnth,. 20
VIC ihunlty i'll this sore bereavement
iwo or three years ago two vouny mon
oi iA'.ueIson gathered their goods together
"most 'o3h ~ eneir Journey into the West in
Iucst oi Iheir fortunes, and W natur,,j,
went TO Texas, where it is thouc 6t rencraii;
@ anut people can find shorter .oad 10 weoltI
a., nIu iane tlian any where else on the ploin
rcacLed rmey loIhd ma employment as soon as they
leucned Their destination, but from SOME
cause they soon landed back home % Thnv IT,,.v
d were not satisfied, however, and before long
St, SSepar.ed the second time for the Lone Star
o;tale, ana possessing gooo address intoi.
ligenco and good character again soon found
,Jersi,ye rleaseG i, eemployment and being better
I!caec" WIN the prospects than on their first
rlsit remained. After working as cInnlovccs
lor some time, and in towns Some distance
apart ihey came TO the conclusion that they
cnuid do better were they together. nlu sy
one OF them gave up his business aud Went
sonr so ,re tio,n Town we're his colleague was They
emu, e,nh,r iherealtcr raised sufficient funds to
and opened out together in the mercantile
business, and by hard work established a
nirst-class patronage, and now carry the
largest stock of goods and do the best busi-
ness mes ,..y OF any firm in the town where they
ROAD 10 wealth and fame. They are doing
well, What large proportion of those who
60 TO @ Texas fail to do. Those young men
are Walter s. FAINT AMI G. Hines Strick
land, Of JocksbOro, Texas