The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-12-20

Miss 0nie4 Marlin hiss charge of the
school which opened here on the 9th inst.
The average attendance Is very good and
still increasing. Miss Martin Is well
known-i In this community, and needs no
commendation from our pen. May sue
cess attend her every effort.
Despite the low price OF cotton, some Of
cur farmers say they are going to increase
their cotton crop next year that they in
tend to raise 1t as long as they live-had
better said until they perished to death.
Mr.. Johnnie Evans left here last Friday
night. at II O'Clock, to visit his wife and
dear little babes. He will return as soon
as possible.
We are reliably Informed that another
wedding will take place in the "Corner"
this week, also that Cooks and Barnes
will sooa be bonnd by stronger ties than
preparations that are being made at Mr..
-, sewing, cooking and brushing up
for Xmas, we are almost persuaded that
a double wedding will come off there in
the sweet by and by. Listen for the we'd
ding bells.
A goodly number of our people visited
Augusta during the Exposition, amongst
whom was Mr.-Morgan, who actually
stayed two whole days. Just think OF It..
A new blacksmith shop 10 being built
hero, and business will be done next year
under the firm name of Messrs. Pruitt &
McGill.
Mr.. E. J. Stevenson, of this place, and
Mr.. JEFF. Manning, near Lowndesville,
LETT last week for Jefferson, Texas, on a
prospecting trip. Ifthey like the country
they will reside there in the future.
Mr.. @. A. Burton, formerly of this place,
but now Of Walhalla, was through here
last week shaking hands with his many
friends
Our little country merchant down here
at the Cross Roads is doing q splendid
business. It Is said that ne sold matches
cents, and that night.he went to Anderson
(by railroad) and invested every dollar Of
it in dre crackers. Mr.. Terrell Is an enter.
prising young mar, with keen eye to
business, and is bound to make his mark
In this world. SO mote it be.
We notice, Mr.. Editor, that you still
have on hand few blank receipts and
would suggest that you authorize Mr. w.
P. Evans TO collect the same for you. He
can sit by his fire aide and see more of
them in one day than you will SEQ in
twelve months. They pass by his house.
Mr.. L. L. Young, formerly of this place,
but now of Level Land, was In our midst
last week with his newly welded wife,
showing her to his parents. relatives, &c,
We join their many friends in wishing
them a long and happy life.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. It. Seawright left last
Friday for Donaldsville, where they will
sspend several days.
Mr.. Robert Bruce, from Greenville, has
moved down and will reside near this
place next year.
: Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Price, from Hart
well, Ca. are visiting around here at this
writing. e
There is and has Eeen great deal Of sick.
ness in and around this place recently.
We are glad to say they have all reported
better except Mr.. Mckinney, who has
been very sick for several days.
: The Liberty School is still in a flourish.
ing condition. About forty pupils have
been enrolled.
: by way of conclusion, Mr.. Editor, will
Just say that if you want TO laugh until
you have aches and pains that will battle
the skill of Dr. Leo, just call around and
ask M Miss L. w. to tell you about the man
che saw going to Gown tn get hens
worth of sugar and 81 half dozen eggs of
coffee for Xmas, and If you see her before
I do just give her my love and fifteen
cents, and Il will shovel little dirt on
your grave when you die PEDRO