The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-06-16
Honaa Path Itama.

The recent rain has revived everything
in the line Of vegetation.
Mr.. L. s. Bigby and family, OF Bolton,
spent Sabbath night With NJ. I. Brock.
Oh, how lonesome was the exclama'
tion we heard used last Sabbath. The
cause is as follows: Misses Fannie and
Ssllie Watkins, Lola Harper, Lou McGee
Misses Lizzie, jamie, Zula and Alma
Brock are off to Anderson. Only few.
more in town to spare.
One of our town authorities laid aside
the common gave! and section - OF the
new town charter, and proceeded to mete
out justice TO citizen with "claw--
hammer" whereupon the physician had
left his pill sacks'' at home, and seeing
that the patient needed immediate relief,
proceeded with ''rock and knife" to
ease the pain. Our Mayor being close at
hand, had an attack of rheumatism and
could not interfere, but two other MEM
bers Of that honorable body being close at
hand stepped up slowly and reaction
took place, agreeaoly to T pTsa ~, F,sssiea'
Miss Rosa Greer, of Williamson, came
down yesterday to spend month with
her uncle, g. W. Greer.
John r. Kay, formerly OF this place,
but now Of Augusta, is in town.
Prof. Watkins will put in his vacation
by building another nice cottage. No
citizen has done more to build up the
town than the Professor.
The Misses Davenport of Greenville
County, spent last night with the family of
G. Y. Moore.
Rev. L. M. Rice is in Greenville, too.
The farmers are busy since the rains,
and the clerks now join in the political
discussions, as their work Is light.
MIR. C.. E. Harper will be ready for
threshipg next week. He deserves your
patronage this time, as he has lost money
two years threshing light crops.
Mrs. Chloe Stone died IN Wednesday
night, and her remains were inferred in
the cemetery at Broadmouth Church on
Friday. Aunt Chloe-as she was called
was 6B years old. Her trials were many.
She was never blessed with much Of this
worlds goods. An invalid sister was
nursed by her for years, her loom being
her only means of support. She never
seemed TO tire, or grow weary, or forget
her duty to her sister. Her own health
failing for the last few years. she suffered
much, but bore it with Christian fortitude.
Her whole life seemed to be consecrated
to the service of God. She was member
Of Broadmouth Church for many years,
from which source she received good
deal OF aid. her LIE was, 1nQe9Q, an eX-
ample worthy of imitation.
Mrs. H. E.. Watkins and Mrs. Matte
Stepp are visiting in Greenville and An
derson respectively.
w. G. Branyon is building grain
houes. His crop of small grain is said to
be fine.
Mr.. ]. q. Epps, of Sullivan Township,
Laurens County, who was red hot Till
man man two years ago, was In town to-
day, and reports that Sullivan Township
organized conservative Club last Satur-
day with 125 members, and that the Till
man Club has but 112. About 80 voters
of the Township are non.committal, but
are thought to favor the conservative
ticket. Two years ago Sullivan Township
was almost solid for Tillman. The farm
ers of Honea Path Township are thinking,
and will give the conservative ticket a
good vote when the time comes around.