The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-11-24
Rocky River Items.

| The farmers are about through gathering
their crops. Most Of the cotton has been
sold. The poor farmers have decided
there is no money in five cent cotton. II
people did not owe any back debts 1t
would be the very thing. think there
will be more grain sowed this fall, espe-
cially wheat. than has been for the past
few years.
The frost was later this fall than 1t has
been for some years. The first was seen
In this community the 3rd day Of this
month.
last week with Miss bessie Cannon, of
this community. Come again, Miss Car
rle, you are always welcome.
MIR. r. NJ. Roe and Mr.. w. =. Bell
bought fifty acres Of valuable land from
Mr.. j. j. Bnnchet last week. Ifone won't
buy another will.
Not lcnS sso three young girls were
walking up the road on Sunday evening,
and by the way they stopped and two of
them asked for the mail, and they went.
back with one more in number. That's
1t seema as If we are going to have new
neighbors all around. as some Of our old
friends are going to move. We regret to
! gee them leave hoping our new neighpors
WILL be just as good.
The Sunday School at this place is In
furnishing condition. am glad TO report,
! and hoping Ii viii continue that way.
Mr.. j. p boyd and wife, of Bowersville.
Ga visited in this community last week.
! Mr.. Royd sresks vel 0s crops aud we'll OF
Georgia.
Mr.. j. NJ. Alewine. Of Antreville. spent
last Thursday night with his brother, Mr..
! M. l.. Alewino. of this pisco.
MIR. l'. II. Hall has had very sick baby
for the last two weeks, but we are glad to
say it is better at this writing.
One of our young gentlemen went to
| hnt.snnner eta cc!cssa mans iiouse not
long ago, and some of the negroes got to
| fighting and were about to take spite on
| him. Say, p, you had better stay at
home, it might be too hot for you next
time.
Christmas wood and talk about that abom
niaOi0 price 'i:Cent COttOn.
II people are going from other com.
munites like they are from this one.
think Abbevile (factory) will have sup
ply Of hands after awhile.
A certain young gentleman from up
| about Moscow called on a young lady over
the river some few Sunday nights past,
and unfortunately his mule got loose and
| he had to walk about six or seven miles &c
his home. Young man, always hitch
| your mule good when you call on girl
| the first time.
The health OF this section is very coed.
INo.
Everything is rolling along very nicely
in this part of the town at this writing
Mr.. l.. B. Gaily, Jr., and mother and
! Mr.. a. r. Hall and wife, Of this section,
went to Georgia last Thursday to Bee Mrs.
u p. Bowen. who Is very sick. we hope
to hear of her speedy recovery.
Mr.. J. j. Gaily, while enjoying himself
riding bicycle last week, was going
down long steep hill and there vas a
very deep gully on each side. Just as he
came to the curve his foot slipped OF from
the pedal and it ran into the gully, which
resulted In breaking his arm, which hss
given very much pain.
A good many OF the people around here
took In The show last Saturday and came
home full Of dust.
The farmers are about through gather
ing their remnants and will soon prepare
for the rrersy Christmas.
1t is strange how come people will le,
whiskey and other strong drinks overrule
them and then trv to disgrace other people.
tits shame for young people to do the
like. Woe bo unto you. Yon} are hurt
Ing yourselves more than other people.
We learn that Miss Moore. some few
miles below hare. will take charge OF the
Savannah school next Mondsy. We hops
che will have fine and successful school
There will be ashoW at Alice Post Offic.
next Friday, end also sale. We are al
going II nothing happens. Is 81 lNo.
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