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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-01-18

Programme of the Union Meeting OF
the Second Division of the Saludh AS
s"rlali"Ii, to convene with the Long
'iH'rh Baptist Church On Saturday
before the fifth Sunday in Jan, 1899
lntr"llictory scrtIloii, by Rev. X. ".
HuriS.
Enr"l!nrnt Of delegates and Organi-
Zatl,n.
What is the duty of the Church to
It's pastor! |. l.. Campbell.
Why is it that we do SO little for
mi~si"ns! G. f.. Horton.
The excuses of protesting Christians
against Church work Rev. -. Beck.
Sunday morning: Il. III. Meeting
OF the Sunday School Union Short
verbal reports from tho different
schools.
Missionary sermon, Rev. w. II. Tate.
G.. ii. GASsAwAY, for Committee.
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Erh,#s From Corner Greek.

Rain, rain! We had an abundance
of rain and slrct last week, AMI to- ,lay
II is raining again. which Is indeed
disrniirnging to the farmer who has
cotton ia the patch yet to pick "Say.
cotton grower. don't plant so much of
the cheap stuff again
Early >nwn oats are looking and
doing well. Wheat is lp and il grow
ing oil all right. Our community ias.
we are glad to nay. IL very large acreage
"f small grain snwn. and we say, letter
roll"
Several nf our farmers contemplate
building some out dwellings this win
ter. and continue to improve their
premises all they can. Our people be-
licvc III improvements, Mr.. Editor.
and II visit to our community would
convince u person of the fact that Il
better thriving and more Industrious
s;-; III farmers. aud Il Su,rr civilized,
We don't pretend to hnnst of Il better
community iinn ANY t'tlitr. !,m. We. IL.
shy va have as good.
Our school is in furnishing condition
now. new pupils being enrolled every
week. The tnrOllment il not as large
as lnst SESSION, but there ia now an
average attendance Of about 80. We
are proud TINT the patrons are sending
their children to school, for an rduca-
ton ia certainly good thing, md
when they nre young is the time for
parents t" give it to their children.
But yet there are some people who will
not send their children to school. Not
having any education themselves they
Seem to don't care whether their chill
drtn get any nr not. And we are sorry
ia shy VT have II few in this section
Miss Ora l'iHby has been elected as-
sistnnt teacher in the Friendship
School on the Snludn side.
MIR. Jim Shaw, uf Antrrvillr, has
rented land in our midst, and has
moved here. to Ia a. advantage of the
go"l farming lands that we have
around here.
The Union Meeting of the LIST Dis
trict. Salu,la Assucintinn, will convene
with the Church at Barker's Creek on
the fourth Saturday of this month.
Representative Ashley is in C"lum-
bin attending to iis Legislative duties.
TYKo.
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A Tribute I" the Memory nT Mrs.
Amanda it"bln~,n Knight.

Began her earthly pilgrimage Jan.
,. 1878, rl,s.,l her bl,sy and cventful
life Dec. 23. 1898. Thus she fell lust,
on the sunny side of her tighti,th
milestone. only lacking eleven tlnys nf
its fultillmicnt. at the tender age Of
thirteen she gave her heart to her
Saviour and united with old Carmel
Church. ut which she remained IL mem
h"r t"i 81 years. \ remarkable record
This wn> under the ministry of Rev.
Anthuny Ross. whose memory she ever
loved and cherished. to which fact she
gave evidence by nanning her eldest
: III Ross" and then upon his ,ltrr.se
while in the Cunfttlrratu service, she
again give that name to her Youngest
son. WHO now resides in Texas. She
Ind lived sixty-twO years from the
virginity with her husband. the patri-
archaI w. w. knight, who was two
years her senior. and who survives her.
S'.r !.i.sl for some time stnn:! in her own
family. as it were between two worlds,
seven of her children having preceded
her. ;iii;i seven h:img left t" fMll.w
Htt'i. Ht'Sc tntI are IcIt, anu the
agcd atriurch, who will soon cross
over. are not left without consolation,
f"r she taught them to the laat thnt
the God in whom sho trusted will
never, no never, no never fOrsnke.
Thus shc went home just in time to
spend her holidays in heaven forever
with the L.or.i' at the close 0f IL busy
and well-sprnt life. BLESSED are the
ti.nt which die ia he Lord from hence
forth; yea. saith tho spirit. that they
may rest from their labors; and their
works do follow them" "Thrn the
righteous shall shine ns the stars in the
sky, and their places shall he at tho
Suviour's right hand"
j. BAKER GENTRY.
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Jo.orh Car,l. h,wc. ia i
A-- iuipry a, Nuucio. lnd. thun.h
Lnt - year. "ld stands i rrot : inch,
IN neirht weighs - pnInl-. j ii has
strength fully "r 70 his weigh, and
size. lie still continues to grow in
weight and is said to be the tallcst
and strongest man in Indiana.
The other day hngging bee was
given for the benefit Of church in
Arizona. and it was fifteen cents hug
\ man. while blindfolded, huggcd his
own wife for several minutes. When
he found out who she was, he got
mad and demanded his fifteen cents
back.
IL old man Mathusalph had anv
property, said the Cornfed i'hilos-
"phcr, what a lot Of fun he must
have had after hc got to he about six
hundred years old and his younger
relations began to be kind to him :
AT Stockton in.thc Forest, York
shire. E"g., is piece of laud called
"Pcttic"ut Hole, aud it i, held on the
condition of providing u poor woman
of the place every year with new
petticoat.
- Too much pruning is as bad as
too little, aud both extremes should
be avoided.
One Of Blaine sayings Il don t
know why this man should be my
enemy never did him favor
- Jerusalem is still supplied with
water FROM S"l"mon' pools. through
an aqneduct built by the Crusaders.
- There are people who think that
If they behave themselves on Sunday
they have done more than enough.
You cant always tell how much
religion man has at home by the way
he shouts at camp meeting
= An exchange says, "jf ou would
avoid poverty, work yoL. Jaws less and
your mind and hands more
= There is one thing God cannot
do. He cannot make saint out Of !,
sinner without his consent.
Many man will fight you if you
kick his dog who lets his wife carry
i'll all the wood.
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1'own,ilie Items.

Rev. u. Weston IIintt. pastor al the
saptist Church here. has moved his
,aniiiy to tllin place. and they occupy
.hc srHwnlcc l,o,is.. on the west end nf
nwn. We welcome Mr.. llintt :in,i his
family 10 our town. and hope that
",very citizen in town and country will
contribute to make them enjoy their
stay with liz.
Mr.. j. A. GniI,rH. Of this place. had IL
f.nc lap robe and buggy mat stolen ont
"sf lis piazza the last night in Christ
.Fias. The lap robe WAS black on one
side AMI yellow with dogs trailing and
crossing Il fence on the other. The
loot mat was green mixed with black
md matic to hook up at the ends of the
!lody Any one capturing them will
sr well rewarded.
James Duprcc. our colorrd black
smith, has bought the kimsty Brown
aonsr and lot and moved to It.
i>r. w. Il. Hunt. nf nnr place. has
Lbout GO bales of cotton ON hand. 1t
=Guiiis that .!." nr. meyer spoiled IL
Snud farmer to make II tlnctOr.
Prof. j. Nj. FAINT. who il teaching the
new school. will enroll upwards Of Al
huudrcd pupils this session. Prof
Eant ia ono Of our most competent
teachers.
The sun is shining brightly to-day
Alter no much rain.
The thieves that robbed Shirley Il
Hahnffry's store have not been caugh :.
We hope they will yet br brought to
justice.
Rev. ). +. Singleton. who has been
preaching ;ius, residing here for the
hast five years. has moved to Pcn,llc-
Aon. Mr.. Single ton il one among nmr
best and fearless preachers. and We
regret Ia sec him leave, but our loss il
E'cnlletOn's gain. We commend him
I" the good people of prndlcton in
highest terms.
We were all shocked at the news nf
:hc death Of Mira. Mamie Mays. wife OF
our iownsmnn. Air. NJ. -. Mays Mrs.
Mays maiden name was Hlackman
f'ilc had been married eleven years and
sctt five little children and Il kind and
afirctionato husband to mourn her
slcath. She was Ii member of the.
Sandy Springs Church, and lived II
quiet and Christian life. Her remains
we're buried at Sandy Springs Gene
terry. We Aympntiizr with the be-
rcnvcl fnmily.
"A,
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Fiat is.~'k Items.

Christmas ia over and gone. II wns
very quiet. The weather was fine
The young people enjoyed several nice
parties.
The school ut this place is ON !, boom.
About forty pupils are enrolled. The.
teachcr is MIR. .J;ls. W. Drake. of Dom
nhltls, who Ia Il regular graduate of
E.rskinc College, and can manage I, hem.
AIr. Wade II. Thompson sprnt the
aolitlays at home. lie was looking
we'll AMI is doing some fine work "a,
Davidson College. On his recent cx-
aliiinntiOrs he wms the thilA man IN his
class. his general average being rs.
We predict for him brilliant future.
Miss Mamie Bowman, of I.owntlrs-
VILE, visited the fumily OF Dir. X. T..
thompson Christmas.
Mr.. Alst"n Thompson went to Don
maids recently.
Mr. Ed. and Misses Carrie and Jessie.
Ih"mpson visited in L0wntlcsvillc last
1rck.
Alr. Matt Stevenson returned )ast
week from an extended visit to ltis
brothers in Gcorgin.
Miss Mamie NOrris has returned m
Central to resume her duties i'm tht
echoOl room.
Best wishes to tho INrELI.rGINcER.
''SMARTY."
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The simple announcement that Mr..
Daniels, pastor of the Methodist
Church, will conduct the ''unl6n scrvi-
ccs' ut tn" City Hall next Sunday after
noon at 4 O'clock adds attractivcness to
every one to be present.
The ladies feel deeply grateful to
these Christian gentlemen who are SO
efficiently assisting in these servi cs.
and lo earnestly pray that the good
impressions made here will be as last
ing IFS eternity itself. We trust that
our dear elder brother. who was touch
ell with II feeling of our infirmities,
will not let us forget for one moment
that the pure, unselt!sh motive which
prompts this labor Of love is the up
lifting of humanity and the glory of
God. Xxx.
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i ~ ,la- ~tcr"r "rp
n M li'' .rii"r - Nrifi.pp
'.,ni nn i,.r 1T hn oi Mmch.9~,~.
lu,l VIE ,l.nl.:hlri nf Alind arnI ~al
IL lam. one "i The pinnrr, >rlii,> "t
lhi >''iI"n. i.nly IN hi. Ill, ~a>
baptized INTO the fellowship at the
\'.l'> creek baptist Church. and con
-ctiat,tl hen li,. to The Lord whom She
eyer wards loved to serve. In
lN'l she wa> happily married tn John
{. MAJOR. who pi'c,hrd her 10 the
crave -nllr Is years. SIN. passed into
me Curious brynnd. surrounded b,
!nr uhnSili'r>. fuui of whom -,illIvr
ii'r. on the morning of .janii.ii, :,iI.
lN?'. She WIS for many sears - great
>uil'i'i from cancer. having unhri =
Mrni p,i,fil "l,rillinrI on Ma, =.
'N1'. Aii'i II iIt tim ny To- her death.
III" iiil been almost :irnn>iaiit sufferer.
l'ul ~lir l",r,. IT Ill with HAT Christian
i"I 'ti'"i' - Characteristic al one wI Iin
'i' '-hi 10 iN, ia .,,,,,i,, ri,,- With Ii;
VIII al ';"i. In her l.i>i days she often
-mkr "i 'f'' many pitrlnuS PROMISES
continued in tod holy wnld. prov i'll
inS t"r Iu-t such >IIii ring H. >il.. EN-
duIrd. and wa, perfectly resigned to
die. pffrn in her rnulrr>;,tium she.
would express the desire hat >Ii, might
~'n,u lIr called I,imr To t;ud to l,.. with
The loved uiI' gone before. Willie wt.
drpl"lr nlIi losses
= Ir angels wnn,lrr. one aud all,
iln" ON Tears could ever fall
q. Death, thou las tnt robbed iis at
"lr treasure. wr shall meet thee. pure
spirit. III our home beyond iIn. ride.
We know We elnll find y.nl there
Though silent in death she >m.;lkrih.
her Influence and t'hri-i-lilic example
will b- liallpwt.l mcmnrirs, il sweet
fragrance. that will survive and bc ever
clirfi>lrti IN loving hearts
Children. "':.d only Keeps safely for
!"n above.
Tho. treasure that yUn love-
''l'n y"u mourn when another star
Shines niif in II glittrriny SKY
ID" yon weep when the raging v.,i,r o1
AMI the storms OF conflict die ?
Then why .lu your tears run down,
Why Your hearts 50 snltly rivcn.
For another gem III IL Snvlnllrs crown
And another soul in heavenly
Is. VI. j.
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>ni.Irn Oath of Mi>> Ny.rl,.

A.tr IvnAppcuc. ~; ,,,uutu
N Mi, 'il. ~hnrh 1T b, tAr ,.n and
sudden d"1ll' of Mi>, Lmci,. Mn,,ly.
s. Inch "rc,'lird at noon ON the l2ih
'n>l. S!lr was ~ usual health all tl.
i"i'ii"ri. .p;S about her accustomed
i'itl"~ an,l when seated at thu: dinner
table she fell forward and died in Il
irw I"nrni> from heart failure How
w. viii miss her genial and gentle and
unlrt HE. 1t seems like Il dream that
-hr l. gone and wc do not like even to
think that she is with us no more
i'ul "r how IN sad submission to the
pleasure OF Him who tl0cth all things
well. As to her eternal future wt have
u" fears "nd no regrets. While w.. ail
sadly miss her, we can't be- -u .lii>li
ht'l uarrpw us to desire to deny her the
happiness at IL better life with loved
ONES gone before. She leaves many
TRENDS here but she is now rca-suriu-
'rd win many over there wish
ii'''i ,in,'r IL say -uilii ;siii.;,, ;i;..m! her
noble character that others might bt.
t>h"ltctl tncupy her virtues and follow
her example and share with her Il
blessed rwaid. II. &. FEN>EI.
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Program.

Program of the WOnlan's Missionary
Union, District No. 2. Salud,L Assori;,-
ti"n. viii h will meet with the Society
at Long Branch on Saturday, the 2sth
Uf january. ut ii o'clock
Devotional excrcises-Mrs. j. e.. Mil
ford.
Organization. Business.
DiscmSsion-"Frontitr Box Work.
Opened by Mrs. VI. McGre.
"Dcv"tion and self sacrifice of native
converts i'll China'-Miss Allie Majors.
Individual responsibility for sue
cess in Foreign MisSions-Opcncd by
Mrs. .. X. lsrcnZealc.
Collection.
MEs. ii. G.. WILSON, for Com.
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y. SUI, I;r.,'n>.

~ pa W'iiir.. -.
Ntfi' .tl,i.h lh, aa,f-',
t'l-h'l iin 40 ri,i.s-., inil, A.tin
ppl ir.W pl-i"l. l..N. Nj. l.,aii.rI
IS iiu ,''> '.l,slcii 10 -,iAn our iinurh
.NlrS, l'u..I-i lri tir- ,n>,iln- 1..i.
pl'lci,h his in,l e..ln,un l,.r ~nnday
h'i' w.l~ Il g"" attendance. in, ~
~ day wa> tine llici, vas u"l ~ In -.
attendance u, it should be,
We have ii li,lai, al ni Ch,i,h. .,,d
Miss Clayton )ar wi- ,l,.rt.d libl.-
nan
Nj. a. y. l'um,,.iump. .,,nrn,no-
'ipnS and lia',d,"ui' ir>ltl,ltcr -ouiii
ni Deans. and vii ulrN,. intu II ilutu
his pl'-,ut d"mi,il, Il, soon IT. com
rici.l. -.r,>~ The nr~ pl.n, viii
'r'iil 10 hi- mrrlrlt IN, day. al hi-
lni,, i,i'mu
VI, ! " N,l,'.n, onl :Dl,i.,l and
r"p''lu manager al the "iu at This
nini. 'i'i"iIn- M ih.n hr ha- 1inic,l
~ ,i..t ~ i,i..>. with l,i"-jn,i, al
- in"r. !" ~, YET, vhII, IL lN.r unl.
l"N bale w,lr s.iiin,..
DuI 'i',+rairl accommodating yu,iIi.
n,'i' hait. VI " t.. N"lclr, i, doing
Il thiINiU. hI,Int,, here
We vr'' .,il >"i, 10 haN. IJr.
lhl>rI move bach To Anderson. IIli>
ir'iNr> rs wilh"Iii any rh> stefan nrar,t
Ian J miles "t u>. Lni Wc would ln
glad "a have i -.uuh doctor located
here. ~ III ci>, of accident or -u,l.lrn
-n kn~- IL wnll,l lr yer, li,rniil..nitnt
for lis unl.- W. h.nl II doctor nearer az
hand
Tlnr, have been no uiarlil.r> in
this 'rtihiiy recently hut Judging from
i'nu'i~. SOME "i our young people will
soon h" launched upon the mIutiruu-
NAL -r:l
y large crnp "f wheat aud uai~ have
up and .I"ing nicely considering the,
cold >IHI,> they have p:l->cd through
More oats will Iu Suwn if the weather
will permit
The atmosphere is already tainted
with the smell of y.anO. and fear Is
indicative of another large crop "t cot
ton. oh, we'll il would t,t !, blessing.
indeed. if W. would raise large crop
ui "brai,S.r that w, may 81. the folly
of our ways.
Il" one aud all. may you receive
t:oh'. richest blessings. and your life
hc crowned with SUCCESS, is the wish of
your friend. NAEp.
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Given AWAY {?

A valuable book for tobacco plant
erS. \ complete bnok ON the manage
mrnt of tho tUbaccO crop. by practical
planters and experts. Given away ab-
snlutcly free to every yearly subscriber
to the Weekly News and Courier !
('rinted twice. IL weekly Remember it
costs you nothing! All you have to do
s to send us $1.OO for one years sub
scription to the weekly News and Cou-
rie (printed twice q week, and the
hook will be- sent to you absolutely
free. We have only u limited number
nf these bucks, 90 yOm must act quickly
if yOu wish to avail yourself 0f this
liberal offer. Address the Weekly
News and Courier, Charleston, 8. e..
AN ACCEPTARtE CHRI .TMAs PRESENT
For ONE OLLAR. Que hundred en-
xrnvs.d v,s,sinr "nr'a In ha-hinnahle az. L.,
q sn"at ac'~p'ab'e present fnr either
lntit.'s or uHntla,u~tI. We furnish ehGn..
name nnl. f,r one dnIlnr and prepay
ns'-t.ga Work dn"e In 0nr own factory
mere N" dalHv. S4nd TOR eamp'as q.
sr''. "r wedding invitatiOna. :! P.
STEVENS q BRO, j. w-lera and EnRra
s-r-. - WnItahsil S'., Atlanta, Ga.
Have mt water pip 8 run frnm your
n Owe 10 hath rtmm. Try Osborne q
t:Iitks..nl..~
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WANTED Local or travelling salesmen
tn st'ii our Oila, Greasea and Petrolutum
nn consntAsi0n exclusiv lv, or as u side
line. Gn,ds guaranteed and prices low.
Penn P-tr"latum Co, Oil Refinnrs, Cora
polls, Pa.
Iruu King Stoves are sold in Anderson
only by Osborne & Clinkscales.
II you are afflicted with diarrhus or
dvsentery, try Evans Mixture. Gusran-
et,t1d tss cure the Eevore=t attack il taken
In time. For aale at Evans Pharmacy.
Price. only % cents G bottle.
For can atave and easv cutting get
the Nimrnd Rnz " and the Nimrod Axe.
@''ld only by sullivan aardw ware Co
Tho. A. Reed NJ Music House has re-
cehtIy r c-ived "a full car load OF Pinnns,
aud ara Offering high grade iuatruments
a. i"wer prices than ever heard of in this
country.
porket tonk. containing q aum Of
'nnney and q tax receipt tor Mre M. L.
l.svel was left In our store laat Mond ~.
Tue owner can get 1t by proving property
aud paying tor this nOiita.
bvans Pharmacy.
What about pillow that breaks Q to 8
acres dav, t. IL inches deep, resulting
TN 0ns-thirf: mnrec CO n, cntton or other
"r"pa, With one half the quantity of
manure? Jhis "a what 'rultt, the great
tl.<'rxt' far'uer, ASye HI the Hancock
pl"w solo by Sullivan Hsrdware Co.
j j Fretwell haa just received two car
loads at fn- Wagons, which he IL offer.
ing ut very low prices. l5-
To get the best reeults from your land
and nave every dollar in manure and
labor YOU must buy good implements.
sullivan Hard ware ca. only offer the
heat aud protect every customer against
fAkea.
For light training aud pleasant exer-
..iAa, get Hero Bio. cle-it runs easy
hard work get some other bioycie
and you'll not be disappointed.
Nearly one thousand Oliver Plova put
In Anderson County by Sullivan Hard
ware Co.. and the good work has just
b.Run.
For RRyT-The Offices recentlv ocuu.
pied nv Bnnham & WatkiuB, In the In
TELLIasNCRR building. Apply at this
office.
just resolved big lot OF hest prade Of
r fl Powder and other ammunition for
ih- Xmas trade at sullivan Hard ware CO.
The g. A. Read Music Houae has taken
the StHte Agency for the celebrated Co
iuHbts Graph"phnue. and Ia aelling them
NJ manufacturers prizes. IL will interest
+verv one tn call at the Music House and
see this wonderful inveuti n.
. Iron King Stoves are considered the
bast Buy one. Osborne d Clinkscaley.
Sole Agents.
Roofing, tin work, galvanized iron
work aud piumhin done on ahOrt notice
hc O.h'rn. q t'itnkassaias
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'iratb"r Fine" on ihr B'.innin= "t
tDc Twentieth tcnin:>.

li rn,lrnn: Why viii .."n nis'-f
b. attempting ia Ia iliddl, ir minis
- lu,ir icliuw-cic.tu'c- hN Iinrchins
i.-i old question. h'riplr. SLY o'n>'
..> .iru uonsr,,eiraI. ,ri. pregnant
b lnsntiaic cuniI",,.i-. whether
b, imcniictI, ,ynIur> i'ti',~ .',u J.,
$40. al Jan 80
Nnw, .i,n, nurial- rIghni attempt
.r, rc-uiaiiun OF thr crntliii,>: hey
.sl .iii, ,I {" that Themselves. pIn\ih
- .nL nitcu'i I" illr smaller matters "i
fear. tli,ngh. sometimes thai
5. Mi'l tlip "a few dhN~ and this ir;,i
. JAlfiiily the occasion oi ilI> lril,i.
can hcr. better than ynll In,>lbiA
a Sou have enough Trouble WIN ,t.
.nri,A and hu;;rs iO demand ,n'ii ~
- attention willIont woiINIu-; .,l"'iii
.r. centuries: for instance. Anml .uli-.
- and highly nii.,ncnl.il t"N 'l"'h.
,hich Tor The ti-t Hi\ months has not
'.t"n thnvn l." Indicate thc cnii,'i
/ ,nr l,ul twice i day. and then. "Iil..
81 hcp IT. hands, ~ their vunl,I Gus
,,,fn, i"'uSt to move, H'd Sl;.n,i llnin
-.,.s 10 DAY aS IDLE - Nnnl ntW .rrh
asher with mud shoe in"llth dtcp
--"m tht Slnn.c VA any sidewalks Il"
g.richu.
Now. il IT, will relieve the r>trcImr
..n>ion on your mind aud keep down
.srlcSS discussion. don, mind irllin.
y,tI Just when tfr twentieth century
.'u.,ins.
II there WAS II .lutli.ly in The Year
:. 'hc first century began on January
:st A. u. I. AMI The last and c"lnrlct-
-ns gear uf that century wa> the year
.n. likewise the year 1870 can moi m.
otherwise than the last and completing
,car OF tho nineteenth, and the Year
-aUl the first year of tln. twentieth cen
airy. have tn settle this question Tor
,uu Ero>clinE EcarillinE+s,rrA lInn,Iird
jcar>. aud very much li.;lr yom will
:oun lave to rely ON me to S,.itlr the
smaller calculations OF time unless ynn
h>prnac with your old equity. rickciy,
.':lnky. weather beaten. iMriurcd town
lock to trli ynni the time of day.
FATHER IIME.
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After an absence of some time. Mr.
Editor, we will come again and yiye
yuu the news nf our burg.
There is IL good deal of sickness in
our community and our hustIing ply
sirian is kept very busy.
The school at Providence ia pro-
crossing finely. Miss Seppie McClain
liz an excellent tcncher.
Rev. !. N. Stone is supplying the
pulpi. ut Providence again this year.
We have preaching twice month,
second and fourth Sundays.
Th. cotton fields present quite diff
fcrrnt aspect after being stripped of
the SNOWY hite staple. but it will not
br long till you cnn hear the farmers
grcing AMI having, making more uf it.
Miss Sallie Arnold is quite sick at
this writing, but hope she will soon
recover.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. D. Wiliifnrd and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Jones. of Lilvunia,
Ga. visited relatives in our settle
ncnt t'hlistmns.
MIR. {. =. SHELTON hnd the misfortune
to get his cotton lUuse burned some
time ago.
Miss Florence IIembrce visited reln-
tivcs ut Reed Creek. Gl., recently.
Miss Matte d. Jones. of Stnrcville,
visited friends near this place Christ
nlaS.
Miss Toy Black, of this plnce. visited
Miss Dnisy lcsly, of Rock Mills, 5. C..
recently.
MIR. Vim. Simpson. of Anderson. was
in our barR som" time ago 0n business.
AS niir mothers need us we will quit.
Success to the lNTEi.I.GE>CEK and all
it's readers. JUDY AND CnlCY.
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From Nov. lat until April 3Oth, 1899,
Winter Tourist tickets to principal
Southern resorts, including Ashevfllu
and Hot Springs, N. c., and Florida
points. will be an sale at special rates
via Southern Railway. Tickets allow
fifteen days stOp-Over, and are good t.
return until May 81, 1899.
Quick schedules and excellent ser
vice via Southern Railway. Call on
any agent of the company for detailed
information as to schedules, etc.
IS. ii. HABDwICK,
Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt.,
Atlanta,G Il.
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MIX. EDITOR: YOu will please grant
liz space tn return thanks to our friends
and neighborA for their many kind acts
and sympathies during the illness and
death of our dear mother, Mrs. L. A.
Major. May the Lord bless and reward
each nf them.
Attic G. MAJOR AND SISTERS.
Bolton, S. c., Jan. ID.