The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-03-28
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ltai;l. iMs,lr i.iin. AtS. vain in Hhtlnu-
aiicc. II lm>t keeps on raining. And
the l:tlllltiS are ANXIOUS To Str 1t quit
raining. lilt We presume II Will Just
keep ON raining. Scarcely ANYTHING OF
any Importance las been done on lic
iaim yet on account 81 the rain. l;ut
or" long We expect 10 see the dark.
sun send It's ltHnIing rays forth on Tho.
land, and Thoroughly dry it out. and
see the merry farmer hnys, with Il Jolly
smile and Il merry whistle, pulling the
bell cord over the muic'S back. when
we will say: Let time roll ON, for there
IS no life with half as much joy and
llapplnrsS in il as that Of the farmer
boy
Our school ut this place closed il very
i'iusI".Inus session Oh Friday. l';ili inst,
under the efficient control OF Miss May
Madden, of l.alrcnS County. Miss May
during hcrsta here made many friends,
who will ever cherish her memory She
returned to her home at Ma,ltlcn's on
the 18th.
Our peach trees have not hlnomcd
yet, and We hope we will have plenty
of irilt To eat this year. Oh, how nice
it Will be-
Several of our farmers have .top-
dressed their small grain with nitrate
oi sofa. IT Is Il very good tliug for the
small grain, rs ii makes it yield much
more to The acre.
y. Williamson TiibLlr, one of oar
lIuStllnE. young men. left :! few ,ni :
ago Tor Macon. GA. where he will .ni>r
4 cnnrsrin h"ukkrrpin" in th,. Georgia
Alahaia business College We wish
WI much success
D. u. GasSaway, annt her of our Young
men has recently opened mp Il stock of
racket goods in ilonra Path. and will
Try his hand in merchandising. We cwisli
l'rnwn Il bowling success in his new
undertaking.
Mr. James y. Bigby very rraccfullv
passed away lasl Friday night. after
suffering siN weeks with The grippe.
Ills death WAS quit" Il shock to IL good
many OF his friends an,l relatives. whic
most amy time. MIR. l'!yhy had rcacll-
cd the ripe old age of three score and
ten, and was IL kind and highly respect
cd citizen. loyal to his country and fcl-
low men. As il nri..hbor he WAS very
kind and liberal. ever ready To lend Il
helping hand, whcnncctlcd. He leaves
several children and Il !,rE. circle Of
relatives aud friends to mourn his
death. In tins hour of SORROW and be
rcavcincnt. these children have the
profound sympathy OF the entire com
munity. Just one year and seven
weeks ago the dear mother Of this
home was taken, and now the father.
Ii does seem hard To give mp the ones
we love SD dear. bui such is the will Of
cod. Mr. 'igby had long hccna faith
tul mclnhrr ni the Methodist thurrhu at
llonra Path, where the funeral took
place on Saturday evening, the scrvi
ccS being conducted in Il very solemn
manncr hy his pastor. Rev. w. Is.
Wharton. Then his remains were laid
to rest III The cemetery there.
Mr.. 6. +. Highy. of Anderson. was in
our midst for Il few hours last Satur-
day, attending the funeral Of his faith
Mrs. Asbuiy Bghy is visiting rcla-
tivcs i'll l'clton this week.
1t seems to be an assured fact that
our neighbOring little town of lIOnca
Path is to get Il cotton mill. The
books of subscription have been open
cd since the 1st of March, and they
have nearly the required amount sub
months roll by we may expect TO hear
the hum of the spindlcs at llOnca Path.
rs they 70 wLirling around making up
our cotton into cloth. May they be
successful i'll getting their mill. Yes,
We ca:. -: .h"t !Iamea Path IS :!:o b"s-
lest and most lustling town Of its size
III upper Carolina.
NJ NJ. Shirley has lcccntly traded for
4 pair Of young black mules, and they
are beauties. Monroe is hustler, and
| Is sure to succeed in life.
| Born. To Mr., and Mrs. Joe Young, on
tho 23rt. Il hoy.
Miss Emma Higby is quite sick atthis
writing. TYEO.
Twenty-Five Dollars will buy fairly
good square pra;iice Piano at the Z. a 4.
/ M.
| caliy worth double that amount.
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