The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-07-13
P,erostoxn-auxton News.

AS no one has given you the news from
this place in sometime, will endeayor to
do 80.
Crops are very good. corn especially.
The wheat crop is about all threshed.
Most farmers made more this year than
they have for several years previous: This
shows that the farmers are beginning 10
realize wherein liss their salvation.
Our Young friend A. L. 8. informed us
some time since that he had side-trscked
80 far as the girls are concerned, but Judg-
ing from his appearance last Sunday we
think he must have gotten on the light
ming express, with irregular Benjamin
Runaway Tillman pass in bis pocket:
But he belongs to the Sheppnrd's fold, and
therefore is alright.
One of our most popular young men,
having been sick sometime ago, scratched
the name of his best girl on the head Of
hi, bed. He says it works like charm,
causing him to have quiet slumbers and
pleasant dreams. Suppose you try It, MIR.
Editor; your humble servant would, but
being minus of the girl, the experiment is
impossible. 49,, ,.n o,,,, a. .,,..
place composed of both white and blacks.
When q white man gets so low as to wres'
tie with 8 negro We think it Is time for the
curtain to fall and "leave them alone j..
their glory,n and so does the respectable,
law-abiding colored people, the writer
having heard several of them say that
both white and blacks are out Of their
place when playing ball together, and
could not but respect them in their opii-
ion. Suppose these young white meu
(and they are not all 80 young) were to see
their mothers, wives. sisters or the young
ladies they are accustomed to calling on,
- n, rpSt1, thoao
black mens' wives or daughters. What
would they say? All! I know there
would be war in the camp"
Our Young friend, Mr.. Edgar E. Will.
liams. has gone to Piedmont to clerk in
the drug store OF Drs. Jim and Noah
Richardson.
Strange to see how much man will
sever from his honest convictions when
his mama is mentioned in connection with
little cffice. But such is the way Of the
aspiring politician.
The new mail route which went into
effect Monday will give we Guyton peo-
pie daily mail from Easley Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and from An
derson Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur'
days. 1t will be understood that Guyton
is at Hollands store, Piercetown having
been moved to Watkins mill, and which
| is now the branch Office.
The clouds still float, the rain still falls,
| the grass still grows and the farmer still
complains. If it is dry. it 10 too dry if
wet, too wet, and you can't please man
that Is determined not be pleased any way.
If the farmers would go to work and stop
running to political meetings, We would
| be great deal better off.
| Although the conservatives are not
making great boo hoo like the Tillman.
ties, it Is the general opinion that hey are
getting stronger every day. We can't
| help but think like an e1-Tillmanite said
| the other day "that T5llman's promises are
like pie crust, made to be broken"
Mr.. j. W. Ballard is contemplating q
| trip to the mountains soon. Hope friend
| Wesley will have nice time.
Well, Mr.. Editor, as 1t is getting dark
will close this communication by saying
hurrah for Cleveland, Sheppard and Orr.
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