The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-12-20

we are indebted to Mr.. l.. p. Smith E.,
some very line oranges. S,Ich trna,t .ii ~ ~
always appreciated. ~ ''ea's ar
cd, a dispatch to the Grecnville Mew, f,o,
Sona,n So,a GATED 18th inst, says: ,.Th
% pesood 10. to-qay Killed the bill which ha,
a%f,nr % i.n ,nu iiouse 1epealing the Lien Law
h:u h:,eT January l., 1885. 1t also killed J a.
olil making large appropriation mo fnr th .h
completion OF the State House ''' 'or III
10 near some men talk makes Won foe, :,
.hough pail OF dirty water had ~,
.Hrowti over you. They don't believe , !,
Slr.ue because they have had no personn m n
iethence eni5 ,he with that quality OF character
liave thst n,J JUST concerted enough to be
can possibly possess. Solfesteem o,asi onS mar
black were mixed in equal nrnnnr,in,li, ra.nl !,
when they were made, r'l'oi''oii'
ihere Is lady in This city who i. .,u
using the same set Of hair bins th"t st,
Purchased before she was married, and she
nus Deen married long enough to have :
SSiio"m Sio 9aue6ter. This is q little remarka.
~ - t,n cru ~, we aouot II there is another lady
assertion: Her example is worthy the a',le inv.
aallon OF the young ladies' Of this dav fn,
surely one who is so careful witt, sucI,
! slnail matters is even mere c.rcn;, II, ,',.i
ters OF greater importance. MAY
The Dramatic c!"b Of Bsitou nav, is
eluGa 10 give another entertainment At
Joy ,"sei s. nan In That town, next Thurs.
aay evening, 9th inst The folIowing
plays will be rendered: CHECK mate <
Happy Pair" Don't Judge nv Anno.r ]
ances, ;, and Good for Nothing" Admis :
SION. 20 cents; reserved seats. 30 cc,ts
me proceeds of the entertainment will ha
gwen TO the various churches of the town
me Club will no doubt be greeted hv !,
large audience. - "
In conversation with Young lady q cor.
evenings since, she suggested tRat we NV" vn
pare and publish list Of the Young men
t 9i thls city who are desirous of entering
tne matrimonial state, but who are toe
Dashtul to pop the question She arrue1
tnat the young ladies' would then know
Ih? LII: young niei are, could take their
Gholce and approach them on the subject.
we think the suggestion q good one, and
as soon as Leap Year gels fairly started in
we VIII ehdeavor to get their names for
At the meeting Of the Grand Lodge, A.
=. M in Charleston last week, the follow
:nS officers were elected to serve the ensI,-
ing year: N: w. Bro. ". w. Humphreys,
Anderson, Grand Master; r. w. Bro. ].
Adger Smyth, Charleston, Deputy Grand
Master master X. W. Bro. A. H. White, Rock
= R'l1s /, Senior 19i. Grand Warden r. W. Bro.
Warden; r. W. Bro. Jas. II. Honour
Charleston, Grand Treasurer; r. w. Bro.
Charles Inglesby, Charleston, Grand Secre-
tary; w. and Rev. Bro ID. w. Cuttino
Elloree, Grand Chaplain.
Messrs. Means, Cannon & Co., who re.
Gently opened out clothing store in this
CITY, have been rewarded, so far, with lib
eral share OF the public patronage. Mr..
Means the head and manager OF tie firm,
IL all aiiable and courteous young gentle
man, and All energetic business man. Just
here we would remind the ladies that while
looking around for q suitable present for
Their father, son or sweetheart. they should
not fail to see this firms beautiCui display
of gents hanjkercbieE, neck wear, gloves,
&c. We have inspected their stock, and
CANT present from: it.
The entertainment at Eroyles', under the
auspices Of the ladies Of Smiths Chapel, in
Fork township. on Wednesday night of
last week. for the benefit Of their Church,
is said to have been q very pleasant occa-
sion and quite success, seventy-fiye dol
noon Of the same day and nt the eamc
place the young men of the community |
had tournament, four prizes having been |
offered to the successful knights The first |
prize was won by Mr.. W. T. James; the |
'econd by Mr. J. G. Cox, who crowned |
Miss Cattle CAN'T "Queen of Love and !
Beauty the third by Mr.. Jas CAN'T, jr.,
Who crowned Miss Ola Earle First Maid |
If Honor" tho fourth by Mr.. Willie Ste
Second Maid of Honor" The occasion |
zill long be remembered by those present
Is very pleasant affair.
Last week We announced that the Plume |
Drill and inspection OF the Cadets OF the |
Anderson Military Academy would take |
,lace TO- morrow (Friday) afternoon on the
nent it has been decided to have the Plume
Drill and inspection at separate times.
The Plume Drill will, therefore, take place |
t VanWyck's Hall this (Thursday) even
hg at 8 o'clock, to which the public arc
ordially invited to attend. Seats will be
rovided especially for the ladies. The in
pection will come off on the Court House |
o'clock, Gen. Humphreys and staff MAX
lg the inspection. The public arc also in
tied 10 witness it. The Cadets are looking
'rward to both the inspection and drill
18th pleasant anticipations. Doubtless
here will be large turnout OF our people
n both occasions.
Eighteen hundred and eighty three will
BON be numbered among the things of the
asst. During its short duration many
hanges have occurred within the borders
our little city. Look around you and
e if you cannot note some of them. How
I'd some of these changes have been.
which never before knew what
cath meant, have realized and felt it;
theirs who never knew misfortune or ad-
ersity, met with them in their paths; and
II these in former years, are happy. The
ear has made itself famous on account Of
he drouth, and perhaps when the youth of
bis day will have reached old age, they
will often call to mind its damaging effect
The drouth, however, may result in good.
Ne trust it will. AS individuals, we should |
eview the year and see what we have ac-
Have we been benefited in |
my way by what we have done? Have |
ve benefited our fellow-man? Are we
,etter now than we were twelve months |
lgo? II we cannot answer these questions
u the affirmative, should we not resolve to !
10 better during next year2 Perhaps VIC
lave made enemies; perhaps we have con-
racted some sinful habit that is gradually
its fetters about us perhaps We
have committed some mean or degrading
lct, and our conscience is constantly re-
ninding us of it. These things are possi-
Die, for man is not perfect. The future is
before us, and the New Year is almost upon
ls, though we can't claim it rs our own.
Thousands of people who are now living
will never see it. II, however, we are per-
nitted to live through the coming year,
ant We remedy our faults, some Of them
1t least? Let us draw q veil over the past
nd L;ra Il, tLo f11iure ~ thannh each dau