The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-05-23
PIercetown Items.

The health of this community Is not
very good at present.
Miss Cora Harrison, charming young
lady of Georgia, is visiting in our midst.
We wish her pleasant sojourn among US.
We are having some cold weather now.
Expect that there Is blizzard in the
mountains.
The boys are talking of organizing ten-
mis- club. We are with you heart and
hand.
We are flooded with invitations to at
tend pic MICS, celebrations, birthday din
ners, etc. We can't accept them all, but
wish we could.
There is young man who wishes to
stand good hand with the girls. He re-
Gently ordered lot Of tucking combs,
hair pins and cologne stands, etc. We
don't think he can captiYate the fair sex.
He is too green, but we will aid him all
ne can to accomplish bis desires. He is a
good-souled, nice fellow, but trlfls bash.
ful.
The boys related to us a good anecdote
on Morgan Pack LAST Sunday. He was
addressing big Alliance pow WOW on the
subject of raising sheep. He came over q
rjgamarole, and was discoursing on the
"ram's horn.n He said: brethren, you
all know that In Bible days that when
there was big demonstration to take
place the High Priest would 90 out on q
bill and blow on a rams horn to call the
people together. Now, you all know that
if you keep on dehorning hydraulic rams
Ike you have been doing We won't have
auy horns to blow on this summer"
We took jaunt down the line last
Monday. We made connection with our
popular mail carrier, w. o. Guyton, at
septus, and he piloted US through to Waco.
We spent few pleasant moments with
Mr.. n. Hutchinson and his charming
family, but as our time was limited, We
had to pull for the next station, where We
spent some pleasant moments with Mrs.
Brown and her bright little boys. They
are the smsrtest little follows that we have
ever seen, and it does US good to meet
them. We know how to sympathize with
the employees of "Unele SAM" for we
have hard road to travel We are tied
down day after day, and don't get to leave
home only on Sunday, and then we have
to take the ''gravel train," as our donkey
is tired and needs rest. We have to an.
swer q thousand unnecessary questions
every day. We hope our work will be 80
we can leave it aud runaway down the
road again. We have kind feelings. and
We love every one connected with the SER
vice. May Gods richest blessings rest on
every one who works for "Uncle SAM"
Our beloved pastor, Rev. N. G. Ballin'
ger, preached an able sermon at Beulah
last Sunday. He preached to the chill
dren, and his discourse was eloquent; in
deed. it was sublime. 1t was especially
for the children, but it fitted old people
we'll. We have been asked what day Is
serYiceg held? He breaches every third
Sunday morning in each month, and
when there are five Sundays in month
he o breaches on the fifth in the forenoon.
We tackled Tuckerville again last Sun
day afternoon, and was glad to see &c
many out. The Superintendent informed
us that the school was increasing in mem
bership. 1t is founded on rock, and il
doing good work. All the pupils reciteo
their lessons perfectly and quoted texts
most beautifully to hear. We will pu1
Tuckerville against any section for itf
young ladies and old bachelors. She. tt
not plentifully supplied like other sec
tious with girls, but we will put them
against any section for quality. It is no
Quantity that shows up section, bu
duality that tells the tale. It looks to q!
that some of her old bachelors ought te
get some nice little girl and settle down
There arc some of as mischievous bachelors
here as ever ogled pretty little mink
| and we think they ought to reform anc
the girls think 80, too.
SAM DEwBERRY.