The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-01
Denver Items.

h" u-ial Gur,f .hr r'igfis in our
{ ln'a',t hii. "-p'crhf wa- ir kan a-t
sntnrlAN nit,rnppu pv - inii ,ureiary
+ i."fi"'ia,,d l,yl~on".rptra, entering
( IL" hnu-n nf I.nwis l\~liv (our rulored
} ~ ''5-ui'h while b." ani hi, " 10 wcro
ahs''t ;.uI arlrppr'tting pew suit or
/ rlr'ii"-, a iialr wrinan'- iinn shoes (nrw)
! one rsI : aud other articles Of icss value
! For rArt bri'iI.s-, vc havI't heard tho
h". a. This wis ali done in broad day
.i-''', :: - .ri;y .. :.:n S!f,.n 49,. p,.,-
'i.l'", while I'll" Post Master w.4 in The
oili'r. The rncu", wrr. seen ,.nerward,
going in dir. rtipn of Anderson Parttt.
vent IA pnrsiii,at a,cr, bu; At this writ
ing 40 elmo 4. 10 ih,ir "herribuuis has
icrn nbiahrd. 10 nakc tho burglary
moro agpiaNating, III" party who IL tho
loser, j. a nsr l,..gcd. industrious colorch
man 1t J. tr t.. hoped tho rascnls viii
bn caught and placed where they proper
j. brloig
"" arc sorry that "l;onnie Hcllo" took
exception 10 our random expressions in
your week before last issue. Wo were
not prr-onnting in what We .aid and beg
pardon if any party "Hnt ht," and do
hereby accept ''Bonnie Bellea" invita-.
tipn 10 tax" y ride ''sOfUo Sunday" il sho
or lie Will proniae not to tell our hest
eirl ao"nt it; not that we would be
ashamed I" ride with "Bpnnie f. ;" but
y" hf" "rngngcd," aud it might mako
matters sortrr unpleasant Tor u. herrat-
ter: and. l--id"~, II ride with "A nice,
n ~ Lad, "A I'm.
1rrabit to riding II wheel.
Mr.. Dnrk I;rod was improving when
lAst wa heard
Mr. Sylvester I:lrod, OF the y. NJ. L.,
came h"u" Aick - fow days since Hope
he VIII soon b" ahlo 10 return.
Mr. j. u. Nj Eiroy, Mr.. RAmey Hughes
and Others, "ho went fishing on Seneca
River few days since report a very en-
jnyahe time and fine success in capturing
the iinny tribe.
Wheat is ripening around ua. Mr..
w. ID. Garrison commenced harvesting
his last Saturday, tho 2Sth, and all report
tn" crop as being better than an average.
Farmers are well up with their work.
and In NEST cassH wa think cotton and
corn is looking well and growing.
We mention the farms of few that we
have seen, and without dlsparsgelnent
t" othor1, viz Mr.. James Wuoten on
Miss Matte E-kew's place, Mr. Walter
Pr"itton Mr. r.. K. Simpsons place, MIR.
j. w. Kpthrock, Mr.. w. ID. Garrison, Mr..
II Garrison, Mr.. w. =. IIlrod, Mr.. Joe
Major, Mr.. w A. &. MrWhorter aud 9th
ers, I'll of whom are model farmers.
And hero we beg to say that NO have
the most accommodating. gentlemanlv
get If Railroad men who nperate tn. Blue
R,dg- Railroad that il Ila- been our pleas
uro To meet. Pleasant To deal with, Ob
liging in the discharge OF duty. and gem
t!"snnnly III department. they have won
tha Enoh Will Of the pubic and "a paving
Eatrnnava f,,r tho road,
Miss Mvrfie NcWhOrter, who has been
teaching at WOOhlawi, near Bolton. sc,
aud whose Schunl ha~ jnst closed return
ed 10 her home last Saturday afternoon.
since writing the above terrific wind
storm, accompanied with much electrici-
~ Hnd tain. passed over this place yes err
day afternoon Monday abnut $ O'Clock.
No apparent damage resulted therefrOm,
more than blowing down few trees and
tanY'inX wheat somewhat. About the
same time MIR. II. w. Hammond had a
building ON his premise. struck with
lightning. completely demolishiDg It,
Fortunately no one was occupyi, Y the
house. 1t had recently been vacated.
Asking pardon for occupying 30 much
OF your time and space, we are
Yours truly, ''INCoa."
Tho IN o,n horn <F th.. poord ~ T.,.tooo