The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-10-31
NIoselcy News.

Mrs. Nancy Cleveland, formerly of this
County, now residing in Florida, was visit.
ing around here recently much to the
delight of her many friends and relatives.
Died, on the 2lst instant, a little child Of
Capt.. and Mrs. Ward, after an illness oil
only few hours, and was laid to rest on
the following day in the Baptist cemetery
here. The bereaved ones have the sym
pathy of their many friends.
Mr.. Bud Dye, one of Flatwoods' hand
somest young men, was calling on our
young ladies recently. They are making
arrangements to return the visit at an early
date.
Mrs. Sarah Patterson. came home from
Bordeaux last week, where she spent two
months with her son, Mr.. G. P. Patterson.
Mrs. Ida Dye, of Stansel, Ga is visiting
near here at this writing. She has many
friends around here who are Glad to see
her.
Messrs. J. o. Evans and J. J. Patterson
was off on trip TO Bordeaux recently on
important business.
Miss Maggie Brown, accompanied by
her brother, Charles, is visiting near Hart
we'll at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Young, Of Marvin,
spsnt day and night here recently with
their parents.
The sympathy of the entire community
goes out to Mr.. James Wanslow, in his
bereavement for the loss of his wife, who
died on the 9th instant, after short I'LL.
ness. She was the object Of devoted
fGmily's affection who deeply mourn the
loss Of one who was so loving, kind and
Tord to those around her. She had large
circle of friends and relatives, all of whom
will long cherish her memory. Her re-
mains were inferred at Cross Roads church
graveyard the following day.
We are requested to say that Prof. L. 81.
Lock, of Bowersville, Ga, will sing at
Union Church on the 4th Sabbath morning
in November.
The young ladies of this place have
many ways and devices of Kidding them
selves of unwelcone callers" but the
latest thing We have head is, for them to
hunt up the boys hats, and present the
same to them. 1t works like charm, and
has caused some Of them to use language
that sounded like they hadn't been to
church recently.
To Squire Fewell, will say that l am
not Emperor of Brazil, neither am I any
kin to any of the defeated, but if you
would like to know who am, send your
name and address with stamp enclosed to
the undersigned at Mosely, 8. c., and l
will give you all the information you want.
But Just here wish to say that am not
surprised at what you had to say in last
weeks issue, because you have bsen kick
ing at everything and at nothing, for the
longest time. Some of the readers of the
INTELL1uENcER think you are paid for it,
but it is evidont that you was born and
reared in the objective case, and feel it your
duty to oppose and fight and kick at every
thing that comes along. Esop, in one of
his fables, shows the ass in the lions skin,
creating CONSERVATION among the other
beasts until his ears popped out, when the
terror subsided. Your ears are out now,
Squire, and we see what you are, so much
for kicking so high at "tNat little sore
head" and now it remains for you to in
troduce yourself to the world: Ego Sum
Asinus!" would like to offer the Squire
few suggestions, but think twould be
unnecessary, because wise men need no
advice and fools won't take it.
Mr., G. L, Every, formerly Of this place,