The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-10-01
Chronicles of the Kingdom.

EDITORS INTELLIGENcER: Here come
on illegal cap" and when you see me
come out in that style you may know
carry heavy budget.
We'll, will begin by saying that post
master W. W. Russell inspected Bruno to-
day and pronounced the office right side
up without blemish, and the postmaster
a gentleman and scholar.
After tomorrow the mail from Bruno
to Anderson changes hands, and thereaf-
ter will be carried by Walter L. Casey.
J. N. Wilson, the present incumbent,
having sold out, 1t does not suit him to
continue the business of mail carrier. Joe
has been faithful and efficient carrier,
and his removal from the Kingdom will
be universally regretted.
Duckworth &, Welborn's cotton gin is
doing the most and the best work Of auy
gin north of 32-3O-Bob Mason and Fink
Dixon line. They have again seclred The
services of o. w. Casey as book.keeper
and weigher, he being the unanimous
choice of the patrons.
Mr.. J, G.. Presley, the coming mer-
chant, will make his advent into the
Kingdom on Thursday next with full
assortment and full supply of goods,
which be proposes to sell at prices to suit
the pockets Of the worthy Kingdomites.
We are all ready to extend to Mr.. PRESLEY
the right hand of fellowship. Mr.. j. c.
Presley is q brother of Rev. a. T. Press
less, the founder of the doctrine OF John
Henry going around the curve"
Your humble servant has succeeded in
getting his manure all hauled home and
deposited on his own premises without
being reduced to the painful necessity Of
using his double. .barreled cannon or bull
dogs, and he still wants to buy large
quantities of manure delivered, as he is un-
willing to take any - further risks.
Miss Lola Casey is taking music lessons
from the accomplished and efficient
teacher, Miss Rosa Greer, of Williamson,
but who is now located at DR.. Duck
worths. Lola's pa has got her fine or
gan, and the organ or something else ia
attracting or magnetizing several young
men outside of the Kingdom, who visit
divers frequently to see the organ, of
course. One Of Docks sons seems to be
badly organ struck.
Charley Wilson has bought "Tobe," and
he can now 20 to Anderson any day he
pleases and come bac!i next day.
Last Sunday was week ago me. and
Mrs. Polly Palaver met at Sandy Springs
camp ground snd reconstructed, and I
said to her wilt thou, but she had to 90 to
her home in Habersham County, Ga, be.
fore she could tell me whether she could
wilt or not. So you see what an awful
suspense I am in. ] hope I have your
sympathy.
MI. Editor, can you tell me whose little
| boy that is who does up the Newell dots ?
Please tell him to come down and see my
little boy and go with him muscadine
! hunting.
Well, we have had beautiful rain and
| the dust has departed. Cotton in the field
is not materially injured. 1t is generally
believed that the cotton is short one.third
on many farms. Fodder pulling is about
over, and picking cotton and hauling it to
| the gin is the business of the Kingdom.
The corn and pea crop is number one. =,
Excuse brevity this time, and / will
stretch out longer next time.
SHANKs.
P. S.--Since + closed learn that B. s.
Watson has bought the house and land
vacated by "Boss." Mr.. Presley will,
however, occupy the place, according to
previous arrangement. But "Dock," the
blacksmith, now owns the capitol Of the
Kingdom. This Is another move in the
right direction, and one with which every
body will be pleased, s.