The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-20
Local News.
>cwcIl Items.

.\> II has lr'n some TIM, -n'r W.
liNr Wil'lr,Nuli anything Nh I.dirni
about upl ll;llr town. M..hIi, d'ci,,.
rWiiir il,ss liiing> wLic!l lun> -iN,
N"ii. ~ least, :; NIglIr I,'.' o. ON -n;
lDIiuIiii-> aud " hen, lbuuf~.
Wcnl A'l Ir;Ill, Iui' >uNill Wilrll
,pIilc ;.ir .!unc. Will others Wiii >"W
nloi,. ii tr Weather and -in,Ind VIII
permit Md. NJ. lLitui. white v.
At, t-,ihlU ,il,nnt The wheat >iihlctt ".
wish 10 -lS iai~: II i,A: N..u j. u good
wheat ,,n!. !nsi i.- .tr successful III
gathering "lll -i.lili. ~l,irr pin' l. GuIil-,
to llaNc SOM Wnll ~ lu around IIrir
wltlla tll,~hrl. and ii >unlr other
cnnnilllll ~ >ii'l - Il linlnn nn iirr-
>r.t V,. lut' 'iICl ilai one al uui farmers
VIII .y,l 'ir i,il/t> offered hl some. of
Nnin' riii'lIii-lnE merchants am! last
:'it not !tA~i, the i/ruiiri'd by your
>'li in iiI' -lipc ni one years >uh>crip-
tIr,l tu lnfll most valuable paper.
tni rnii,l i lIrail, all gathered an;
-inn,d ana nnw The llii"b of the en-
I'm ana INC hum Of the 9in is hear
no fllui, except WlIcii II bale or tWn .,f
dog. TIL cotton l. Iun through
Kin 10 ~ II little lint for IL mattl, -.,4
.Itlliilt.
he Ill, nee of the mornll- i-
broken NOW hN the shrll s0ui,5 ,. M.
ntninn. "licltnllh rs he >il ii'h
upon his lun>i III The top ni ,tl ;nll
nee watching for the first ni ii2hl
~ The eastern sky. and .,i ON We
lc:li ic~nilniin. frOlitN. itl'.; rui
cred hillside. the echo ui sr ,h"pImI- :
iN' H> hc runS.S il lllf'' .ln ,lc. into
the wood. and later "fi llrn The ~rin
has ii>rnan,l is poil 49,, .,'lili lii~ beams
uf light which Ml:iu> :,nd .lahdcn-
The hardest hear and inspires The
blue bird To pnI:' iurlh lis WIihlr> Of
melody. The Srlnri boy i >,,ilur heard
as he ir0tS aI"i-' down he road. arIn>>
he fields. and ihruu@il The woods with
his S;tclIcl ui books strapped across
his back anti bN his si,l. tliI,S along rs
light IL y snow bIr, differing through
the air from tree To tree. his sister. who
carries he basket containing their din
ncr OF pntatm>, biscuits. and home
made sausage, which were put up by
thc hands ui !, loving mother. o. Mr..
o. Mr.. Editor. We Know il inlkcS
yOn think of your school boy days, bui
they cant last forever.
Mr.. u. NI:ln.tnn. proprietor and
li,nL@' ii ~ l=Ingt0n's General
R'lclr >i.,p> iln> recently added 10
his pI,Ninn> shop buildings IN rp-tO-
date f"ui";i.. Where he is doing some
excellent work in the casting line. 1t
would be Il pleasure for YOU To visit his
foundry some day when his men are
making Il run, and watch the melted
furnace and runs down through ns
water runs OIL Il valley roof. There is
one piece Of casting that Mr.. Wigington
has made hat is entirely new in pat
tern and iS both very attractive and
Serviccablc. II is Il iire-.lnS. and we
can say AsSlrclly that il is the best for
actual service that we ever snw Mr.
Editor, yon ought to get leave of nb
scncc some day from your sanrtun
and get in buggy and drive mp and
spend Il day OrtwO i'll our little burg.
and il you will, we will try tu make ii
as enjoyable fOryOu as we can.
Pound parties nr, becoming very
common now, but the one of which we
wish to make mention was the one
given to Miss Anna Wilson 1T the home
0f Slr. j. j. Moore, /; few nights ago.
Shortly after the sun had disappeared
Ill the west and the moon had begun to
cast her rays of soft light through the
trees, the young people began to gather
IN from all directions, and after Il few
interesting games the announcement
was made that supper was ready, and
room where, under pendant decorations
ot beautiful! IVY green. most artiSticnlly
anu tnStcfnlly arranged stood the long
table heavily lauencu with good things
Tor the inner man which were brought
f,y the invited guests around which we
enclrclctl and for about one half an
hour rnc!i nnc WAS made to feel iii
ihOmr. The cutting OF the cake was IN
enjoyable feature tn those who were
privileged to anticipate. but before L he
cake had gone half way around the
table, the thimDl" and ring were both
cut out.
After all had in,rd sumptuOusly we
DctOOk ourselves back to the pnrlOr.
where we passed the time very pleas
u Ii
the clock told us that it WAS time to
part when we bad" each other good
night hoping to meet again ere long.
The SatltlcSt feature of the night was
bidding adicu to Miss Anna. who WAS
enjoying her last party in good old
South Carolina, before taking her
departure for Alabama, where She goes
sister We hope she will show the
Alabama folks how to have II pound
party and now to enjoy themselves.
Gar >s.lo,.! :,t Mn.iit;iiii Springs. near
this place. is iii Il ilourishinE condition
under the management OF Mr.. X. y.
Gentry of linprwcll. The enrolment
i, higher than it has been in several
years. being somewhere near seventy
five.
The Trustees recently added to the
comfort AMI convenience at the school
room bv putting in new sash anu black
board.
Mr.N. l.. smith of Hrlton. gave Il
show III Mountain Springs last We'd
nrSuav night. .rnn>i>tinEOt StcitoptlcHn
sccnc> and Il lecture. lhc scenes were
no S"nl. hit his lcc,urr0n Lights and
Shadow WaS excellent.
Mr. j. i. Gentry. of llnpcWrll, paid
Newell u call last week
Key. ~ !. Sptarnan WAS rc-r.rctctl
pastor u, Mountain Springs Tor an
other wear.
Some ni our families are moving,
some one WAY antl >onlt another.
Wishing IA pleasant and enjoy
we are still LITTLE Bill.