The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-06-27
Tokeeua News.

Messrs. W. D. Hopkins, s. A. Pickens
and r. A. Moore have the finest cotton
crop we have seen anywhere. Their cot
ton upon average measures Is inches and
limbed and loaded in proportion. The
first bloom was found in six-acre lot of
w. D. Hopkins, on the 1lth inst. The
wheat having been harvested and thresh-
ed, we find it to far surpass anticipation.
A finer yield of grapes was never known
through these parts. Every vineyard is
loaded with the delicious fruit, with the
exception of Messrs. G. w. Gignittiak
and Thomsons, of Seneca theirs are q
complete failure.
have been informed by several of our
enterprising farmers that they have
planted melon patch, for no other pur-
pose than feeding the candidates, but
have about concluded that they will have
the pleasure of making way with them
themselves. Won't we have glorious
time eating candidate melons?
One Of our accomplished young men
has courted not less than six lady school
teachers. In FIVE months some predict we
will loose our kind teacher at Tokeena,
but your scribe begs to differ with them
in their opinions. Oh he is "ram-
scrugion" kind Of a fellow. Success to
you, old boy.
I think "Old Rosin de Bow" hit the nail
on the head about the correspondents
meeting. I advocate IL. What newspa-
paper has more accomplished list of
correspondents? Now the only thing
lacking is the meeting. Lett hear from
one and all of the correspondents con-
cerning the meeting. Why, Mr.. Editor,
your paper Is SO popular that your scribe
can't get to read it through until some
one borrows it and forgets to ever pay or
send it back. The first thing I want
brought up IN this meeting is an article
to protect the correspondents in this one
thing and rule to induce this class to
subscribe for their own paper. "Ain't
TELL1aENcER better than any we are
taking.
Nlessrs. J. s. Isbell, J. W., E. A. and
w. II. Gibson, j. M. Mason, S. P. Han
vey and Frank Lemmons all visited the
"Nerwy" Cotton Mill Saturday and
speak we'll of the people and surround
& big effort is being made to start a
large factory on Conneross, four miles
South of Seneca. Surely our country Is
upbuilding.
Rev. ]. G. Stone delivered an able SER
mon to q large audience at Return Sun
day, choosing for his text the 10th verse of
End chapter Of Luke. The Sunday School
mass meeting will convene at Return 3rd
Sunday ultimo. Subject for General dis
cussion will be on general Sunday School
work.
Ploma, little daughter of Mr.. A. P.
Tannery, who has been attending school
at Piedmont returned home Saturday,
after attaining and securing the prize.
nj "
Jones, q charming, bewitching and intel
licent girl of Piedmont. Miss Jones will
spend several weeks with relatives. Glad
to have her in our midst and wish her q
lovely time.
Our string band met at the residence OF
Mr., r. A.. Moore Saturday night and
made music that can't be beat every
where. They are training for the grand
exhibition at Tokeena in. August. Will
give an account anon.
Mr.. Walter E. King has been obliged
to use crutches all last week. Mr..
Editor, he said not to tell the girls how it
happened, but dident promise not to.
He Is training for the riding expedition,
and on last Monday while bringing up
wild milk cow jumped on her back for q
ride and he got 1t. The cow of course
ran and after so doing at full speed threw
him TO the ground, spraining both ankles
and bruising him up very badly. King
says he is "gwine too quit riding cows"
MIR. s. A. Pickens has case Of pneu-
monia fever in his family, and there are
two cases of typhoid in the Tannery
family.
A young gent went to see girl having
two other grown sisters recently, and one
night at church walked up to the elder OF
the three and says "can Isee you homer
She says, .guess you are mistaken IN II,
the one" Then going. to the youngest
does likewise, She told him "surely not
me.' "Well, confound it, then where is
NV gal {? It is the deuced trick ever play
ed on me-" But he got there.
JUDGE MULLET.
Totocun. &, O.. .Juue 10th.