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

rn,.a esrs. ae9. w. FAINT & Son have
noSeo lnto their new store on Whitner
4 tsanks.,Ss ts.s W Wt.ete they are better prepared
friends. Call and zee them. t'tStt :
Personsan!t tbs County; who bavo hoa,
unnamed with petitions for prohibition
once. Messrs.i,A. B. To,yeras r, - Sn,;t 1n ..
tions '0'o''e tie peti-
There vas an immease crowd Il ,Ba
ahiy 4eies, despite the fact that cor ss;dare-
PIE Wniskey was drank. Tho land eoid
Ds;I Dy the Master and Sheriff brought good @
The .dnsMss .dnsMssmtsm,m st,1ems s.ro,m,.o., 3, I.I
this season have been laid unon onr tabia
6y Mr; A. G. Webb, OF Piercetown. Tne
largest one weighed six pounds and eiaJ,t
ounces. Mr.. Webb will please accent
'hahks Tor them. 3 aYLtIT ar I'll
| TGea5dek l.emiae eht leaders OF tbs RsI
slhg the past campaign 'wera the negro
schooi- oi-teachers-men who earn aNsrS
cent they mako from the Democratic t,s tsHs.
payers OF the County. '''' a.
The other evening" az we were tal,,r
moon light stroll, We chanced 10 oyerhear
, TWO lovers chant, sud Judging what Was
aaiu, m they will, ere long, become one. He
inr Tas sfufa cycling poesfy'to in'ihe folloTE
~ 1.-Two souls with but g sIpp,e tbo,a,,
! Two hearts that beat as one" '' 49,
List 2 letters remaining in the Post.
oince t2r the week ending November 4:
iina iMiasS R1nss RBenson; Perry BIgby. Mrs. Caro-:
CHAPMAN, Mrs. Laura Earle, Mrs. Fillis
Edwafds, Miss Kate Long, B. ID. Marin
MIS-. IDA e. Meek (3i. Miss Minnie TSiInw
I 2ohn simpson. D.t Strauss, Col: IL. ".
ifloios Filias Winston, M4lH. Waidrops !:
/ Kansas farmer has q new method Of
Eg9a8lpga In wheat which tho dmcrieGrl
CaNirdfor recommends for trial in otber
localities. He has q narrow iron wbeai
aHfGhed behind bis drIll, which foilowa
tne drill ro& and firmly presses the
SGi' % VIII, WIN tne seed TO greater Depth BY
bushels ishSa ner ne aors grows upward of tiftyyih
we nave been located in our new build.
ing ever since last April, yet there are
seem to have forgotten it, or are not aware
OF the TACT that we have moved from our
old quarters on Granite Row. Our ,Sayy
ounce Is Just above Fowler's Livery sts-
. 9,e. or directly opposite tbs County Au.
Gl.ors ounce. Don't forget this, and when
you visit the city come to SEQ us.
The Union Meeting of District No. 2.
Saluqa Association, will be held, at Flat
ROCK Church on Saturday and Sunday
Seth and 30.h inst The Introductory
Bell. and the Missionary Sermon by Rev.
L: NJ. Aver, The following queries viii.
be discussed: Ist.. eWhat methods of in.
ducing children TO contribute to,Mi1sions
should be adopted by our Sunday
schools SCI, ?D-Speakers, B: Frank .Mauldin
and II. P. Bell. ~ = : W"
sThe meeting in the Court House last
Tnday ~ y n night, under the auspices Of Che |
dresses of Rev. J. s. Murray and Mr.. @.
=. FeatheT5ton upon the subject of tom.
perance were highly interesting and lis.
tened to with marked ettention. The
colored w. @. n. U. also held meeting
on the same evening in the colored Meth; /;
odist Church, addresses being made by
Messrs. H. G. Scudday, l.. P. Smith and
the pastor Of the A. NJ. E. Church. These
meetings will doubtless accomplish much
good for the causo Of temperance.
| We quote what Horace Greeley once
| said. about how to keep town small
III you want to Keep a town from thriv-
ing don't erect any. more dwellings than
you can conveniently occupy yourself.
If you should have an empty building,
and any one should want to rentlt, ask
| three prices for 1t. Demand Shylock
price. for every foot Of ground that God
has given you stewardship over. Turn q
cold shoulder to every mechanic and
business man who seeks to make home
with you. Look at every new conner
With, With 2 ssowi. s., I Run down the work Of
wages rather than seek to do business in
| your midst" Ns 'rE'a
| Two white tramps, one q German and
the other O Frenchman, broke into col!
ote0 mans house, near Bolton, last Sun
day morning, while the occupants were
absent, and stole some clothing, tobacco,
money, victuala, &c They came on to
this city theS afternoon and applied at tha
residences of several OF our oitizens fur
fled of their presence in the city, and just
| before dark Policeman Mckinney arrest
ed them near the depot. Shortly afler
their arrest the old negro, whose house
they had broken into and who had follow.
ed Them up the railroad, caIce up and re.
were carried TO JAIL, End, before being
locked up, were searched, when several
of the negro's things were found upon
their person, together with lot Of keys,
knives and q pistol. both are yonng
men, and evidently are professional
tramps. One of them confessed to hav.
ing broken into the house. They wore
regularly committed to jail on Monday to
es9hit trial at the February tsrmlof COURT!
| A writer, who. signs himself s',G," and
\ who Is q melnbeE Of the Atlantis Bar, in
an obituary on tiie death Of Mr.. J! p.
] Reed. published in the Atlanta Cbnstitg-
ton Of October 18th, after giving a brief
! account Of his ht5. pays the following
departed friends" "'J. P!5,' as he was famil-
iarly called by all who knew him, was no
ordinary man. gr Indeed Tfew& men have 1
ever come within the wrftef's observa-
ton who possessed 30 many traits Of char
acter to admire, so many qualities of
mind and heart to love. He &asigentle,
noble, sweet, kind and impulsive.. He
was brilliant without conceit, generous
without ostentation, proud without van.
ity, and brave ,withouts malieo. With a
| physique that was tfadltless in its proper
J tions 9 fice thnt beamed with intelligence,
q heart as tender as love; every hour of
his life sgas rioh with kindness, and every
moment was jeweled with inyi He was
| loved end Loving brother. son and
friend = U ri1n Iie fofeiSadi ka!l she goltfenf
| dawning OF brighter day. He had not
reached, on life's highway the stone thst
| marks the highest point, but being weary.
he fell into a. dreamless steep that kisses
down his eyelids still.' Without o muir.
mur of complaint, but with tit is.ail right
am resigned to Gods win, > DE died:
when manhood's morning aim oucbes
falling towards the west Just Ia the
happiest. sunnissti hour OF ALI life's .ynyse1
age, he dashed against an; unseen rock ]