The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-01-31
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As no news from our midst has been
sent you for some time, we will try and
give you few Sketches. It seems to me
that during this progressive and talkative
age, some one from our midst might send
In some news every week.
Nothing of unusual importance has
taken place since last you heard from US,
except few people have, suppose, be-
come tired Of their present situation and
way Of living, so have taken unto them
selves a lifetime companion-two hesrts
made to beat as one, ehs But, Christmas
(the harvest) Is now over and some of US
are still left to fight the battle of life alone.
So let us begin the new year with new
energy and new zeal, and perhaps ere an
other Christmas shall have passed away,
ne can say that We, too, are 'in IT," Do
let us old maids and bachs Chose of US
who want to marry turn over a new
leaf' and soc If we can't get off yet. Per.
haps We can find some one of the opposite
sex who Is in the same notion.
Misses Eena and Demp. Boazuan, two
charming young ladies from Greenville
County, have been spending few weeks
in our community visiting friends and
relatives. They certainly did captivate
heard from Dock since they left, and, Of
course, don't know whether he will re-
cover or not. Mr.. A. accompanied them
home. and Messrs. ]. ]. and @. are equally
as badly srnitten. We are under the i'm
preston that somebody's "head is Sauelt-
ed." Boys, which one of you has your
head swelled?
That fashionable malady-grlppe-is
very prevalent in this locality at present.
Mrs. DR.. ]. g. Harris paid a short visit
to Mrs. J. j. Major few days ago. We
are always glad 10 see Mrs. Harris famil-
lar face in our vicinity.
The Sunday School here Is now begin.
ming to increase in number. On last Sun.
day we bad real good attendance. Let
us all take mole interest in the Sunday
School, and not ''send the children" but
60 aud carry them. Let us behold our.
selves in the mirror of "duty" and gee if
We shouldn't pay more attention to Sun
day School work.
Major Vandiver has recently made
some additions to his barn, In the shape OF
sheds and sheltering for his stock-some-
thing that every farmer should not neg
lect, as all stock need shelter in winter.
MIR. James Lafoy, Of Greenvilie, s. G.,
is spending few days here with friends
and relatives.
Mrs. 'Manerva Major is very ill and does
not seem to improve any at all. or course,
it Is greatly hoped by all that she may
soon be restored to her health, but her re-
covery is doubtful.
Ifyou want to get fight on your hands
iust ask Dock how be will trade horses.
The school at this place is In flourish
ing condition, and things seems to be
moving along vcry nicely. FOrty-eight
pupils have had their names enrolled.
Some one has remarked "the missionary
man" has been around to see how Mr..
Franks school was getting along.
Well, hurrah for the Road Law by tax
alton. Although 1t does not 90 into ef-
feet until '95, We are In favor of it and are
glad it has become law.
I reckon Tillman Is doing the best he
can under existing circumstances, and
perhaps better than great mnny who
have been making such fuss could die
tate. Yes, we say that We are still In
sympathy with Bon.
Mr.. r. L. Kay has two fne hounds. I
suppose they are good rabbit" dogs. as
hear them running something very fire..
quentiy. Don't guess Bob would kill bis
rabbit" dogs for anything, even though
it might become a law to kill all OF the
rabid dogs.
We think we will have wedding or
two for you to take note of III short
willis