The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-11-06

Tbbddost promin eht. Leaders OF t4H re:
pubIiciin party in Anderson County du-
ring the past campaign were the negro
school teachers-men who earn every
cent they make from the Democratic tax
payers OF the County. .st,,,,. ~ ~
The other EVENING" as we were taking! q
moon light stroll, we chanced to-oyerheaE
two lovers chant, and judging what was
sa,s sy g ssf t3as sls llo#
ing style:
Is sSIWqysopls with but a:single thought, se
Two hearts that beat as one"
IistDf letters remaining in the Post
Office fyf the week ending November 4 !:
Mary Benson, Perry BigbY, Mrs. Caro-:
line Brown, J !. D. Chalmers (2), Martin
Chapman, Mrs. Laura Earle, Mrs. Fills
Edwards. Miss Kate Long, B. D. Martin,
Idii &. Meek, (3), Miss Minnie Riley,
John Simpson, Do Strauss, Col d1s w.
Tribe. ELIAS Wiueton, NaHR%Wadrops
* Kansas farmer has new method of
ess!ng e yasa saa ghis fhg: ta;s 4n5ssst e. elssg
asS hsd Ms hSs aarF9S %biaS i591 oI5Ss x6ss.
a. 8 EdIji rowi and firmly presses the
Soil witt. tne seed to a greater DEPTH. BY
his method he gFoaws up Ward Of fftY1siA iYY
-y'.s ous.''' pos AsA : :.Nhft Ysl9 TZ.l'
We have been located in our new build
ing ever since last April, yet there are
quite number of our subscribers who
seem to have forgotten it, or are nota#are
of the fact that we have moved from our
old quar- ters on Granite Row. Our new
office is lust above Fowler's Livery Sta
.hle, or directly opposite the County Au.
-rlitor,s office., Don't forget this, and when
you visit the city come to SEQ US.
The Union Meeting Of District No. 3,
Saluda ssociation, will ebe, held at Flat
Rock Church on Saturday and Sunday,
10Th and 30th inst. The Introductory
Sermon. viii preached by Rev. f:P::
Bell, and the Missionary Sermon by Rey;
L. M. Aver. The iole wing queries Will
be discuss lst: Mhak methgds q M ~
Schools 9"-Speakers, B. Frank Mauldin
and u. p. Smith; End. "Why are we
Raptists sn-Speakers, ReYs, G. :, Erwin n
sIhe u maeting.- lin the Court; House last
#rflay right; under the auspices of the
Wet. u, waswell attended. The adj
dresses cf Rev. J. s. Murray and Mr.. @.
ia. Feaah.rston: the subject: of tenn.
perance were highly interesting and lis
tened to with marked attention. The
colored IN 20. P..sU sU.. also held sameeting
on the safns nsevening insthe colored Metht
odist Ch6roh, addresses being made by
Messrs. Fl. Il. Scudday, L. P. Smith and
the pastor of the A. M. E. Church. These
meetings will doubtless accomplish much
good for The cause of importance.
: We quote what Horace Greeley once
sale. aboIatshJw toS Keep town small:
..If you want to keep town from thriv-
ing don't erecs any. more dwellings than
you can veniently occupy yourself.
IF you should have an empty building,
and any nesihould want to rentlIt, ask
three prices forrit. Demand Shylock
price for every loot Of ground that God
has given you stewardship over. Turn
cold shoulder to every mechanic and
business man who seeks to make home
with YOU. Look at every new conner
with p slowl. ,Rnu down the work of
wages rather than seek to do business in
your midst" ., -
Two white tramps, one taNGerman and
the other q Freho Gilman, broke into a'col-
ored man g house, near Belton, last Sum
day mor1,ing, while the occupants were
abScnt, ard stole some clothing, tobacco,
money, y,ictuals, &c. They came on to
this city that afternoon and applied at the
residences, Of several of our citizens for
something. to eat. The police were !noti-
fed of their presence in the city, and just
before dal.kI Policeman Nc KINNEY arrest
ed them near the depot. Shortly after
their arreSt the old negro, whose house
they had broken into and who: had follow
ed them UP the railroad, came up and re-
ported what they had done. The tramps
were carried to Jail, and, before being
locked up, were searched, when several
of the neiyro's things were found upon
their person5 together with a lot Of keys,
knives and a pistol. Both are young
men, and evidently are professional
tramps. One of them confessed to hav-
ing broker, into the house. They were
regularly committed to jail on Monday to
Stfhit tTaa a-at the February ternlof Court!
a writer, who. signs himself."Gy2 and
who is mem bet Of the Atlanta Bar, in
an obituary on the death of Mr.. ]. p.
Reed, published in the Atlanta C6astitu-
lion of October 17th, after giving a brief
account oil his life, pays the following
beautiful tribute to the memory Of our
departed Tleno asne was Ianli-
iarly called Dy all VINO knew MN, was no
ordinary man: lndeeq !eWS A men nave
ever come Wltnin tne 8riters oDsetva-
tlon VINO possessed SO MANY tfales ot cnaee &c
t!c!er 70 aunale ian So 30 many !ma,.s !ss1t,e -
noble, sweet, Kind ana lmpuEslVe.9t ne
was brilliant without conceit, generous
ity and and brave withoatTmaliee With a
* ,s;n; oIbot uvoe1 "a ,5lflasS IN ;te nronor-
puy uyo1Su0 'A.o w 40 Aout.'0oo - iso PAoPot.