The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-03-13
WILLIAMSON Items.
Winters showing and his blowing,
Mo the spirits tender flowers

Nip the spirits tender flowers;
And his chilling, grief distilling
Ice-breath kills the rosy hours"
Mr. Jas. Wilson is at home from the
Baltimore Dental College.
Mr.. Wash Prince visited his farm in
Abbeville County last week.
Mrs. Barbara Clement left Friday fore.
noon for Blacksburg, where she makes an
annual visit to relatives.
Miss Cidie Acker, one of our most cheer
full and popular young ladies, is visiting
in yoar city.
Prof. Rayhill, the elocutionist, ques-
toned the students of the Female College
on last Friday afternoon as to how they
pronounced the name of the second day
in the week. simultaneously the ruby
lips of the entire galaxy opened, and in
silver tones exclaimed, "Tuesday!" up
North" the Professor calmly said, "they
pronounce it Monday" The bright faces
vanished behind a mist of bushes.
Col. Rice, Superintendent of Education,
spent last Friday night in town the guest
Of DR.. Lander. His mission, it is said,
was to perfect arrangements in regard to
locating the Teachers Institute of the
State at this place.
School Commissioners Russell was in
town last Thursday.
One Of the chromos advertising
''Smith's Bile Beans,'' with representa-
tive pictures of the three sweetest ages of
oscillation-seven, seventeen and seventy
recently fell before the view Of one of
our male citizens who has long since cele
brated his senmi-csntennial; he gazed
over his glasses for minute or so, and
looking around exclaimed, seventeen is
the queen of hearts !"
Williamston- has turned out more den.
fists and drummers than any town its size
in the State, and they all do well.
Guano is burdening the atmosphere
with its rather "onpleasant" odor.
Mr.. Henry Gossett, popular drummer
boy, was in town day or so last week.
Rev. e. G. Rice, well known in this
County, we are glad to hear, is valued
and influential minister of Tyler. Texas.
He has been made pastor Of the second
Baptist Church at that place.
Mr.. John Archer, after an absence of
several months in Georgia, is in town.
Mrs. William White, nee Miss Sallie
Donnald, after short visit to her mother,
Mrs. Ella Donnald, returned to her home
in Newberry last Thursday.
A negro died in a suburban negro set.
tlennen known as ''Spartanburg" on Sun.
day morning, under. peculiar and alarm,
ing circumstances to those around his
death-bed He passed away making a
queer noise, the refrain of which was
kept up by dog under the bed in which
he 10y until the canine's voice was also
hushed in the stiffness OF death. The in
cident is looked upon with considerable
alarm by the colored folks who witnessed
it.
Mr.. Jesse Vemillicn, Of Furman Uni
versity, spent Sunday with his brother,
near town.
A long felt want will now be illed-a
grip doctor" is in town.
Mrs, Swygert and Miss Belle McNinch.
of G1eenville, are visiting their sister,
Mrs. ssallie Bighy.
We have some Of The prettiest aud most
womanly young ladies in the South. The
giddy, yum-yum girl is thing Of the past
hereaoouts.
The spring park will be the prettiest
pleasure spot in the State this coming
summer. AS the handsome members of
the Chautauqua and State Teachers In
stitute 60 prom enading upon its gravel
walks they will also say "beautful beyond
expression"
"Gentle Anna it wasn't Spring was
delusion-ta ta E. II. P.