The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-12-12
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Rev. T. A. Thornton preached his last
sermon at Shiloh for the present year last
Sunday. Ho will continue to serve the
Church as pastor for 1895.
The late appointed preacher for the West
| Anderson Circuit, has not appeared In this
vicinity yet. We are not informed when
be will fill the pulpit at Ruhamah.
The weather for the past week or 30 has
been exceedingly disagreeable, suddenly
changing from warm to cold, vice versa,
and as result violent colds are prevalent.
The gathering of crops are about COM
pleted, though in good many instances
considerable amount OF cotton ts still IN
| the field. Wheat and oats are being sowed.
! Work toward another crop has already
started in some cases. Turning stubble,
cutting briars. terracing, etc., ia the order.
Miss Allie Simpson, Of Anderson, spent
few DAYS last week in this neighborhood
with relatives.
Miss Sallie Whitmire, Of Greenville,
worshiped at Shiloh last Sunday.
! Mrs. Sullivan, of this section, epent last
week with kindred in Anderson.
Mrs. W. T. McGreggor and children, OF
| Anderson, are scjourning with her fathers
family at Evergreen this week:
Mr.. Morgan Jones and family, OF Starr,
have moved into our midst. We gladly
| W0lCOQ6 I'LL EuCu dQulLlpbo w Ou4 SOhA'
munity.
A row occurred a few miles above here
one q light last week at negro festival, in
which a woman was shot in the neck, by
| the promiscuous shooting Of several negroes
engaged in the fuss. A preliminary trial
was held before Justice Scudday, but we
cannot give the particulars, as we are not
advised.
The year of 1894 will soon be numbered
with the past. With many it has been
wear of happiness, while with others 1t has
| dragged heavily. Now is splendid time
| for each of us to take retrospective view
| and profit by the short comings and mis-.
takes which We have all more or less made,
frame good set of resolutions for the new
year, and ask divine help to carry them
out.
We wish every reader of the INTELI1.
aENCER merry Christmas, prosperous
new year, and final entrance into the
realm of eternal bliss. BURKE
The farmers are very busy sowing their
grain, but not much wheat Is being soWn
in this section. Flour is too cheap, they
Everybody is complaining of their pota.
toes rottipg. Seed will be scarce next
spring.
Miss Loula Nc cGregor, a charming young
lady of your city, has been visiting her
grandfather, Mr.. E. !. Earle.
Miss Allie Simpson, also of the city, has
been visiting her uncle, Mr.. A. B. Sullivan.
Mr.. Joe Whitaker, OF Mountain Creek
neighborhood, visited his best girl Satur'
day night and Sunday last.
There was a singing at Mr.. T: Whit:
takers Saturday night to the delight OF
their many friends. Every one seemed to
enjoy the occasion. Mr.. Whitaker, we
learn, is going to move to Georgia next
week. It pains us all very much to have
to part with such neighbors, "but such Is
Mr.. w. Y. Holland, of Hartwell, Ga,
and Mr.. Jep Wilson, Of Anderson, were
the guests of Mrs. Sue Holland, last Sunday
think sure We will have wedding
very soon, if going often to see his best girl
is any sign. "Old Josh's" feet is heard
going down the road at least three times
week. Now, what do you think CT it, Mr..
Editor.
We are very unfortunate at this place on
the school subject We have neither day
school nor Sunday school. OK.