The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-05-09
MosaIaY NaW4.

Miss McCeslin's school closed at Liberty
on the 9th inst, and she left for home, at
Troy, on the Both inst.
Several of our young people say they
will attend the closing exercises OF the
High School at Montevideo, Ga, on the
10th and 11th inst.
Those of our people who attended the
school exhibition at Starr last Friday
night returned with good report of the
same.
DR.. J. B. Moseley from Lowndesville, was
in our midst last week on professional bus.
mess.
The two white men who were stabbed at
Crafts Ferry recently are reported doing
well. Also Mr.. j. D. Burton, who is suf-
fering with dropsy, is reported better
Mr. Gus McGill has been on the sick list
for several days, but is about again.
The banks Of the Savannah have charms
that our people cannot resist.
Mrs. A. Bowen, of Storeville, was with
Us few days last week. Some of the boy
say that he is improving rapidly-in his
deviltry.
Miss Mittie spearman from Central, was
visiting around here recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Banister. from Eu-
reka, were in our section few days last
week.
Mr.. W. B. McAllister and wife paid o
visit to Mt. Carmel last week.
Mr.. J. M. Bolts and family were down
about Abbsville recently visiting his
mother and relatives.
Miss Mamie Mckinney, from Mt. Car.
mel, left rs yesterday a. IN. after stay OF
several days.
Miss Rosa McAllister is spending week
at Baxter, 8. @.
MI. and Mrs. J. Florence Young were
over about Level Land recently visiting
relatives.
Mr., r. P. Martin requests Us to say that
q young man from this place went to call
on young lady one mig ght last week.
The young lady was not at home and the
old man thought he was travelling around
and charged him one dollar for the nights
lodging. The undersigned will vouch for
the statement to the amount Of seventy-fiVe
cents.
Mrs. Bud Simpson was buried here last
Sunday morning, after appropriate funeral
services conducted by Rev. John Heron:
A husband and host OF relatives and
friends are left to cherish the memory OF
the deceased.
Dr.. O.. v. Barnes preached an interesting
sermon in Che Methodist church last Sun
day evening.
We are glad to note the increasing inter.
est that is manifested in the Sunday School
at the Baptist church. The school decided
on last Sunday to meet In the afternoon
every second Sunday in order not to con-
flict with the services that are held at
Beulah and other churches in the morn
ing of the same. -,.
By way Of conclusion, Mr.. Editor, I
would like to tell you something about
my best girl, though you must notsay any
thing about it. Bnt am at a loss how to
begin, because the word beautiful Is not
appropriate and pretty is ont of the ques.
tion. Tall, slender and Bhapely, sweet,
fair, fresh and bright, and no one can look
at her without loving her and trusting her.
Nature has been good to her and given her
8 wreath of golden hair, and not content
with that, gave her the sweetest blue eyes
that ever shoue, and fringed them with
long dark lashes. 1t is treat to look at
them-so glorious, bright, clear and shy.
Nature han given her mouth 80 delicious,
40 sweet in it's curves and lines that a
smile from her is like the breaking Of 9
sunbeam-it is the greatest treat one could
have; and her complexion Is one that a
duchess might envy-so clear and fresh
with the daintiest bloom and her voice is
as clear and sweet as the COO of dove.
and-Does she love me, did you ask?
Well, should smirk to twitter. PEDRO.