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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-01-07
Esprit ~d'ApoSto|at

Esprit u ApuotuIdl
L'apostolat est la plus haut'
forme de l'amour, parcs que la We
rite est de tous nos besoins Il
plus imp6rieux ct le plus profond
Sill fault Amer l'homme dams LEI
necessities de son corps, comment
v~ais-je dire gull fault Palmer danF
les actresses de son anne? L'hom'
me est souffrant dams son esprit
plus encore que dams ses mem
bres. II nest pas ~necessalre da
voir longtemps vecu, il suHt dc
regarder un instant autour de sol
pour volr que la masse des HON
mes est pauvre dams son intelli'
gence. Get 6tat d'obscurit6 nest
pas sans douleur. II y a dams les
ames les plus grossieres des re-.
voltes, des d6sespoirs, des clans
brises vers DIES clart6s inconnues;
ct chaque homme peut, q quelque
heure plus sombre de SO vie, Sc
crier CONNIE Goethe mourant: De
la luml4rel de la lumiAre! pour
percer l'6nigme ae la destin6e,
pour apprentice comment il SO fat
quill y a ici-bas tant de larmes,
pourquoi l'impie est heureux,
pourquoi je SQUIRE, aim que je
sache pourquo1 il y q dams mon
anne tant d'1mpuissance unie q
tant de d6sirs.
A ces questions douloureuses
qui montent de la foule q Iheure
actuelle plus pressantes ct plus
terrib'es que jamais, Ignorance,
I'impi6t6, les passions, l'indiff6-
renee, la fortune, lie d~emi-savoir ct
la politique ne savent taire tour q
tour que des responses incomp!e-
tes ct menteuses. Ces hommes ne
ma.diraient pas la vie nj Dieu
qui la leur garde, s'ils savaient
son Evang1le, s'ils pouvaient en-
trevor settlement un coin do son
ciel au fond de l'horizon noir. II
leur faudrait, pour les alder d por-
ter CO poids 81 lourd de ]eurs pei
mes quotidiennes. une doctrine qui
les 4levat aud >ssus du monde ct
leur assurat la revanche celeste.
Mails la science qu'on leur dome
est sans allies ct sans occur; c'est
une geoliere ignorante ct barbara,
qui fat de la m6diocr1t6 du plat
sir ct de la douleur une infran-
chissable prison. 81 tout est Ia,
dams ces quelques ann6es qui Sc
parent le berceau de la tombe,
pourquoi CO jeune homme essaie.
rait-il de compr1mer ses passions
qui lui donnent au moins l'6ph6-
mere illusion du plaisir; pourquoi
ce pauvre ne %Ieverait-il pas So
main cupide contre ceux qui Top
priment; pourquoi tous cos NAL
heureux n'abregeraient-il pas IL
brement une vie qui les torture?l
Ills sont tout une multitude d'a-
mes 1nquietes, de 1%ouisseurs, de
r5volt6s, au milieu de nous, dams
nos villes, dams nos champs, dams
nos families, quelquefois tout
pres de not1e infinite, qai souf-
trent ct qui vivent sans but. sans
chemin, sans gertrude ct sans
esp6rancs, parce qu'ils mont pas
de lumiere pour diriger leurs
pensees ct reg or leur conduite,
on bien que le peu qu1 on descend
sur leur anne, venRnt ordinaire.
ment de ~l'erreur, | 8 corrompt
advantage. Et s'ils r~egardent au-
dessus d'eux, guy voient-ils9 Des
systemes qul suec6dent aux sys-
temes, des opinions qui ehangent
au gre des int6rets, des ambitions
qui SO heurtent 3 d'autres ambi-
lions, partout indifference ct lie
m6pris de l'au-dela qu'ils appel
lent, la seule joie de vlvre ct la
satisfaction du present dams uu
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-02
A Lynching in Marion County.

MAnloN. January 2S.-Just across
the Pee Dee in Florence County, near
Savage, John Bclin, -colorcd man,
was lynchcd about S clock last night
by Il crowo Of men said to be from two
hundred to two hundred and fifty in
number. The lynching was the Sc
qucl Of the killing Of Mr.. Richard
Cox, Of Florence County, By BcIin in
this County last Monday morning.
After killing Mr. Cox Bclin escaped
and cvadcd arrest until yesterday af-
ternoon when lie was captured. When
found he was armed with Winchcs-
ter rifle. but had no opportunity of
using it, After being captured, Be-
lin, it is said, was first shot and then
hanged.
A gentleman from the scene Of the
lynching says the sight was the most
horrible he ever saw A number OF
people present attempted to dissuadc
the crowd from committing the crime,
but without avail The lynchcrs were
Florence County people. An account
OF Bclin 5 crime was published in the
Ncrs nnI Courier this morning. -
.NeUS nnH (Unricr.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-02
Saalcr's Creek items.

Tho farmers age busy hauling guano.
We have large aud Aouriahins school
nesr this place under the caro- or Miss
Sippie McClain.
Mr.. Marahal Brooks. accompanied BY
his daughter. Miss Hattie. OF Canon, Go.
was the guest OF his brother, Mr. T. M
Books, last week.
Misses Fannie Williford. Eva and
Emma Brooks, of this place, visited Miss
Alma Todd Sunday.
Mr.. j. c. Gimvr has just finished saw
ing large lot OF lumber for Mr. Robert
Barrett.
Mr.. r u EMter has about finishod i.is
store honse and will soon be ready for bis
customers.
Ask Misses e. b.. F. w. AMI, X b. and
Mr. Il how they enjoyed themselves laas
Saturday afternoon on the river fishing :?
Which orc WAS it fell in {? f
Mr. j. e Carter. uf Esrtwell. Ga, visit
ted the family OF Mfr. g. l.. Stevenson, of
this place. last week. -
The health of this oommuuity Is good ne
this writing. with the exception OF q few
c.s3s OF vaccination.
BRowN KYRs AND Blue EYES.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-02
He Went to Church.

READING, Pa, Jan. 27.-Swooned
at the sight Of her husband in Church I
That was the experience Of Mrs.
Charles Rhoads, of Millmont, su-
burb of Reading. AS is her custom,
she attended the evening services in
the Mission of the First BAPTIST
Church at that hamlet, and while re-
citing the Lords Prayer with the con-
gregation. her attention was attracted
by the appearance Of a man who
seemed to be the counterpart of her
husband, but as be had not been in
side house of worship in more than
twenty years, the wife at first believed
she was the victim of an illusion. AS
the man, however, approached and sat
beside her and she realized that it was
indeed her husband, she uttered a
shrek and tainted. Her husband in
church was an episode entirely new in
her life and too much for Mrs Rhoads.
Her husband, together with num-
Der OF the congregation, picked her
ur. and .shen asked, after recovering
consciousness, what had caused ilaT
sudden illness, she replied that sho
was 80 astoundcd ut the appearance of
Mr. Rhoads in church that for q time
she was completely prostrated and felt
that she would die with astonishmcnt.
She vas delighted, after fully recover
ing, and went home with her husband
smiling.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-02
Young Girl Elopcs With Married Man.

GAINEsv,.LE, Ga, jar. News
comes from s,ula. in this County, of a
sensational episode that occurred yes
terday afternoon.
The story is as follows:
George Carson ard Miss Claudia
Daniel, Of Harmony Grove, ran away.
Carson secured horse and buggy and
drove from Harmony Grove to Lula,
where they boarded the :, O'Clock
train. Both arc respectable persons.
Carson has fine family connections
and is a prominent man Of business
and has considerable means, an excel
lent reputation and good standing.
lie is man With wife and several
children. He has been living most
happily with his wife, who is a good
woman.
The change in his conduct ycstcr-
day has created great excitement and
much gossip. No one suspected such
Il procedure. Miss Daniel has Il good
reputation as an excellent young
lady.
Carson left his home, beautiful
place, decided to his wife, also 81 800
in cash and note stating he had left
the United States. The girl he car
ricd away is the daughter of close
neighbor. She is only eighteen years
old. AS to the reason for such con-
duct no clue is found. The future re-
mains to reveal further facts.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-02
Bolton Items.
INt'Ot;.

highly entertaining concert was given
at the Bolton High School by the mem
bers ofth Lyceum-a literary club yot
in its infancy-on Friday night last. Tho
program consisted Of piano and violin
solos, readings, recitations and some
coon songs bv chorus OF little BOYS.
All tho parts were exceedingly we'll ron
dered, and tho audience, among which
were number of people of the neighbor-
Ing towns. was highly pleased with the
entiro performance. 1t is hoped that now
that these entertainments have been be-
gun they will be continued from time to
time to eniiven the interest in such af-
fairs.
Mr. Ban Il. Geer, Of Furman Universi-
ty. who has been spending q few days at
home, has returned to Greenville.
Miss Lillian Maitiaon. of Donaids. +. &.
If in tcwn ON visit to Miss Eva Stringer.
Misses Mildred and Rosa Cox, OF Honea
Path. are visiting ct Dr.. T. E. Stokes.
Dr. w. @. McGee and wife, who have
resided for tho past year In Wilmington.
Del. spent several days here last week
visiting Mrs. McGee's parents. They
have gone to Anderson, where they will
make their future home.
Messrs. Woody Bros. Of Chicago, are
conductinga singing convention in the
Baptist Church this week. These gentle
men come highly recommended by citi-
zens OF towns where they have worked.
and We DO not doubtth their efforts will
very much improve tho vocal talent of
our people. XXXX.
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-02
THE PATRIOTS PHILOspHY +!

Eternal vigilance is the Of liberty changed 10
living But the ever alert and hns:ng pussr-C MINOR At
by his bold and determined efforts press upward in %
all conditions and on as
before Tor gu which blow of
competition dp and poor and
INTO OBLIVION the low other conditions
which our people have recently been harassed
We'll to make "a short story long, will proceed to Tho
ures, and here they
10 close lot of Pants2 90 and go at s25 s
aud Sl3O Pants shall SO0 go at 75e
ana 9Oc Pants SOC. 60c Pants 20 pairs n
zoc and Doc Verify the Pantle:s shall
From this day till you have anv M
Calico on our shelves 4c yard Second goods 3c
per yard Dress Buttons &c doz Dress Words yard s
ing &c to ic yard Hooks and Eyes Gngham 2
c and DC yard iiandkn ox Stockings heavy 7c ,
lighter goods &c &C. and Be- pair About dozen Suits W.
Undecohng close at about half Towels at M nj
olx papers Pins Be- complete Lamp o of good e
1ue given Tree lea Spoons Knives
FORKS so at DOC set OF twelve pieces Ropng
prices Juc kopng for wells halc ropes per n
stone Jars Jugs etc. at 1c gallon Sec
each Bed Ticking c Sc yard Good Sc 10 15
the latter 25 33 value Think of -ony (hamI
&c., oc and 23c for large white goods We'll 2
Side Lamps with ector 25 each Hanging Library Lamps at 81
$3.50 Hall Lamps 81 90 to
Don't be ghtheaded enough pass YOU There
reason for making these figures whether not Fall
rrOll
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we regret that civ,l;xa,;or i, ~

" regret tnat civilization in the
West is still i'll ncrude or rudimentarv
state, says the Boston Journal. Miss
lIlmira McCoy, of Topeka, school
teacher. sent three onion eating pupils
home. land announced that thereafter no
pupils who ate onions would bo permit
ted to remain in the room,'' and in this
decree she was sustained by the principal
Iheso holders of lamps unto the feet of
the young do not know that the onion is
OF the fourth order Of heating IN medicines {:
that, chewed, it relieves paralysis of the
tongue; that the Arabians speak favor
ably OF 1t as rubefacient that it is a
powerful alexipharmical medicine; that
1t is an excellent cataplasm, with salt,
rue and honey, for the bites Of mad dogs;
that In severe cases OF badness it occa-
sions rapid growth OF hair. And vet
thoy are allowed to guide the tender
young!
= Hair reading is the latest fad. The
expert claims to tell the SUBJECTS charac-
ter anG disposition instantly after a slight
examination of the hair. It may be a
surprise to many to learn that red hair.
instead Of denoting O hot temper. means
honesty and clevern+ss. Fine hair de-
notes gentle blood curly hair grace and
poetic nature; straight hair a steady
and practical disposition. while lustreless
black hair Is generally owned by jealous
and treacherous persons. This is accord :
ing to the newest edict. yet everyone can
name friends whose characters ard hsir r
dsprove this latest oracle.
w. T. Richardson, of Denison. Texas.
has brought suit for divorce from his u,fe
on rather unique grounds. They were
married in 1857 and lived together until
1895, when she left him. Her reason for
going was that before she married him
she had loved another, who had died.
The longer she had lived With Richard
son tho more convinced she had become
that one who had loved once could not
love again, and she left her husband. after
thirty. eight years OF marriage, on this
account.
= The legal hangings in the United
States for the year just past have aggre-
gated 12S-an increase OF six over 1896.
The executions were distributed as 20
sections and races as follows: In che
south. 81, in thenorth. &c. whites. 72; ne
groes. 81; Indians. 5; Chinese, 9.
When o woman Is sure she Ia alone
In the house she eH.s an orange after dig
ging hole in one end OF It with her scis.
aors.
Nine. Dias, the wife Of the pxeaident
or Mexico. IL very prominent In ali char
liable work in that country, and ahe
has founded three hcmes for various pur-
poses.
- The frst pieoe OF cotton cloth made
In America was presented to the vifo OF
General Nathaniel Green. who had q
dress made oft.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-02

The mississippi and Inter
national Exposition at Omaha, to open
juno and continue five months, will
be with the single exception Of the
Worlds Fair at Chicago. the greatest
event Of the kind in the history OF the
country. While it will be less Of an
International exposition than tho great
show at Chicago, it will in all proba-
bllity be more comprehensive and
complete exhibit Of the resources and
products of our own country. Twen-
ty-threc States and four Territories
will make collective exhibits and sew
eral of them have appropriated large
sums of money for this purpose.
South Carolina should be represented
there.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-02
ZarIjnc Zcphyrs.

oar farmers are husfling sround break
irg iip ed preparing fpr his ,cars crop.
Ihes are king advantage o: the .'rndlan
Summer, and liz well they are, f,r it viii
npt i.-, long.
Winter canc in again clad in snow and
slec;. and oh how cold i, was after 70
much warm spring like weather
The Iirine Academy, under the ruai,.
ngenent OF Alirses Brsnyon and Elgiu, is
sui +! 'urishnng Ninety pupils have been
onrplleb. Tho students are doing some
good, Conscientious work. Hurrah . ven
huYe /. college all our own alter while.
Mr.. 0. Branyon is busy saving At
Level Land
: vsral Of our young people attended
The semi annual celebration of the Philo-
nathean Literary Society a, Due Wet
Friday night. They report All immense
crowd present, and an interesting pro.
giarnme
The Union Meeting OF this district met
with the Little River congregation s4.ur-
day and Sunday. but on account OF the
inclemoncy of the weather. only few wcro
present.
Mrs. John Martin and chirren, of Nc
lies, Ca, who have been Oh All extonded
visit to friends and relatives Of this com
! inunity. returned home Monday Ms.
Martin is II woman Of great refinement
and culture. We regret her departure tx
ceedinGly.
Mr NJ. j Putt has purchased ham
son lie honors il very much, liaying
named it E:cephalous
Cupid is alil working in mysterious
way his csreIuunirs to perform, bat is
tiSirg it more lnndoiat,iy and less fre-
Iuent than llo did before Nmas
Our GOOD hOnse wives mean tn have
sons frying" size chicken. by eariv
spring. Every old hen "hns gone To sc.
ting" they say.
Toe sinailpux cruzs hiss about ex Dired.
Very few have Doen vaccinAted.
Mir. ana Mrs. Walter CIinkscales. o:
Cfnyton, visited the family Of Mr. J r..
Bowen last Saturday.
James l.. Branyon made business trip
to Campobelia recently
Now is the time to set out water us,;
tres i'll your ysrd ) me OF our e,erp.,ic
farmers haze been busy ~ il during the
" 80 -''''.> eAS
p,st week
We are s"rry To learn of the death Of tur
friend. Mr.. VIII Walker. which occurred
near lIcust"n. Tex We extend to tbs
bcrca"ed ianiiy our heartfelt :, mpnthy
Mr.. and Mrs S. l.. Callahan visited
relatives In Iionea Path last week
MIR. Il. j B,wen has erected handsome
mp to date barn.
The lNTELLItiENCER comes to our house
every week on Thursday dre ssed in very
gay c"lors-tlack and white. and it Ger.
tainly Ia u most welcome visitor.
brown EYES
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-02
Something to Know.

!, may bp worth s,meihing to know
tast the very best medcoe for restoring
the tired out nervous system TO a healthy
vlgor IS Electric Bi,ters. This m edicine Is
purely vegetable. acts by giving tone to
the nerve centres in tho stomach, gently
STIMULATES the Liver and Kidneys, and aida
these organs In throwing off impurities in
the b'ond. ElnctIic Bitters improves the
by those whb have tried it as the yery best
blood p, ifier and nerve tonic TRY it
Sold for SOC or 81 90 per bot,ls 81 Hili-Orr
Drug CO.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-02

Some people seem to be always on
the lookout for the faults of their as
sociatcs, and az human nature is weak
their search is not fruitlcss. But
suppose We should look for traits that
are admirable? We might be just as
successful, certainly tho results would
be more gratifying. 1t is pleasunter
to commend than to ccnsure. Let US,
then be on the lookout for the good
rather than the evil. A little more of
the dove and less Of the vulturc might
swceten life to many.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-02

The troubles of the New England
cotton and wooden mills have not
ceased. A;strike followed the gen
oraI roduotionS; III ~.gcs; !coma have
stopped and numbers Of operatives are
temporarily without employment. The
end cannot now be forctold, for there
seems to bc.no disposition on the part
OF either employers or employees to
make concessions.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-02

= A hearty laugh will often relieve the
tension OF an overworked brain.
That man will be benefactor of his
race who will teach us how to manage
rightly the fret years Of childs educs-
tlon.
A little Atchison girl recently gave .
party, her mother limiting the guests to
ten. The girl invited nine boys and one
Rirl.-Atehison Globe.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-02

The farmer with big crib full Of
corn, meat house packed with bacon.
good supply of flour, and plenty of
potatoes and things like these all Of
which he can easily PRODUCES u
cock Of the walk, lordly individual
vino can DC us Independent as wood
sawyer. But the gentleman with Il
lot Of i and .,.ccnt cotton-w where is
he at?
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-02

Charlotte. N. e., is making uctivc
preparations for its big celebration on
tho 10th Of May Besides the un.
yelling of the monument to the sign
crs Of the Mccklcnburg declaration Of
Independence, reunion Of Cnnfcder-
ate veterans and Sons Of Confederate
veterans will be held FIX Vice Pres
idcnt Stevenson will deliver the al
dress.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-02

The suicide record for 1891 is ~
startling one. There we're, according
to the record of the Chicago Tribune,
5000 suicides in this country, of
which 5,lS6 we're men aud ,4l4 wo-
men. Looking at the causes assigned
for these crimes. the Tribune gives
dependency as the most prolific
reason for suicide, and poison as the
most common agency used
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-02

',oy I.llcrbc is no doubt beginning
10 realize that the position Of Govern
OF Of South Carolina is not 'iIowcrt
bed of case
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-02

Corn, HOG and cotton will make the
South Carolina farmer master Of the
situation y it. is NOW I'll" situation
i, Che nastcr
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-02

If thc Lr.i,aturr favor, compul
sory cdu~aiian, j; should al~o favor
The lurni~hIu" Of books free to the
cliilr,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-02

The position Of General Lee in ila-
vaEa has been and is nnw Il most deli!
cate one. 1t is II noticeable fact that
he has discharged his duties with so
much .ac. that rot 4 word Of criticism.
even from the Republican press, has
been heard against him.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-02

The gospel Of good r'il. say, the
Atlanta .ioprnnf, i bcing preached in
every State ia tlr l'ninn and j., hcinr
dcn"n -t.atcd liprr ronyinciu9ly q, cry
dav.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-02

We arc heartily in favor Of the h'lI
providing for sessions "f the I.csi,
laturc every Two years. 1'lIat would
lc measure Of real reform aud We
would ha>'. an ahnn'.ancr Of lnw- even
lhcn.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-02

y ,cn-e Of lumor is Il very y..ua-
bic possession, but hum
whcth~ professional or amateur,
should haze the scrsc 10 use it in al
lcyatins rather than increasing the
distress and notifications Of life NO
.iokc j. Il Joke that rivcs Il llulna,,
heart needless pain. But that witt
cis'n is well worthy of praisc that
pleasantly points a moral or innocent
ly lightcn, carr for few passing mo
mcnt- Of mortal existence.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-02

'i'ie Special dispenssry committee,
c.n~i-iios of Orc member from c,ci,
Nonufy, has deriicl 10 report fayora-
hly 10 The Levi,laturr til" Sirikns
h'Ii which Leaves it to Tie n"rple at
The nest general election to Irc'le
what they want, ,he li~pan.ary pro
hlbitlon or high licn,c under the
Consultations. THIS virtually leaves
the matter t. Gael, County to settle
for itself, and Is. pe'hap', the best
solution Of TIE anr ton rnicr The
circumstances,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-02

We have received u copy "f 1h,'
.Somhryn Eyr, monthly paper pub
lishcd at Orangcburg, and edited by
Mr.. Fred Wannamakcr. It is de
voted to the Industrial and agricul
tural interests Of the South. We
wish it success