The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-09-26
Scp!us Siflings.

lInrlall for McSwccncv. What II
grand victory that was thai the lcfor-
mcrs won last Tuesday over t.ic old
conservative prohibition party. We
| nave learned from observation that
three -fourtIS Of the prohiIltionists are.
the very ones, who from 'n TO Jf
were strongly opposed To the rcior-
mcrs. Permitting lis 10 borrow Il little,
Mr.. Editor, We will lust say that we
| hope now the r,ohlblioni>t. "will live
long enough To See he folly of lcil
! ,yling Foot steps. Now that contest is
| over and titc victory won, We know
! tllat all Iii,ndS OF the dispcnsary will
, .loin rs III rNicndinE IN invitation Ia
j illosc who haze stayed away from the
! fold 10 col,r back into he ranks and
hrlp NAH illc l>prnSnry law the sue
'rrs which il 80 richly merits.
he )allNmplc Bros. are over on the
l"liuil Side doing some saving foi
vi. y. II. Mitchell.
Ai. {. T.. Johnston will soon have.
Mr.. j. -. Moorc's dwelling cumprtcd.
our people are all tolcruby wclI at
The present writing.
MI. i. Il. Wakefield has made some
improvements on his gin and is now
better prepared to do good woIk for
his customers than ever before.
MIR. DucwOrih is having some build
~ purchased from his brother DR.. j.
&. DucwOrth, which adds greatly to its
appearance.
The farmers are now gathering in
the tlcccy staple, which is proving TO
be Il great deal shorter tlian it was
thought Ia bo Il icw days ago.
Mrs. jamie Gentry has moved to
t'Wcnvllc where she proposes to make
her future home. Mrs. Gentry will bc
Ia 4, 4 T.,
non, where she was n great worker,
having taught IL class there for mum
Der of years.
y large number OF ollr people attend :
cd he prOtractcil services at iX-anl-
Twenty Il few days ago. The meeting
was very successful one, about
iwrnty->lN having united with the
Church,
Mr. JAS Wilson will with lis family,
move to Anderson in Il few weeks.
Some ct 0lir girls have put on an
extra smile, and give the curling
tongs more vigorous twist than
common, that they may make those
golden curls look Il little more rntic-
ing. for Mr.. NJ. y. Casey has purchased
Il nice new buggy.
Ilunnicltt Bros, will begin the cree
tiOn 0l their stOrcruOni at this place in
u few days. These young men are
ioil'H'. SOt)cT ana industrious, anu we
bcspcall for them Il liberal patronage
Mr.. John Smith has some of the
finest brick now ready for use that we
have ever seen.
II is very strange that some men will
go about over The County during n
campaign shaking hands with and
hOncying the farming class and beg
Eing them for their support and then
after the election ii they meet farmer
on the street they will not cast one
solitary glance ut him, let alone shake
hands with him and speak IL few words
OF encouragement to him. Just so
many times MS such men offer them
selves for IN Office Just SO many times
Will defeat be their position.
In every section of these United
States there is some one who has too
much ling,a, and this community is
no exception. Surely if there is Il place
known us the land OF !'adcs the pco-
pie whose daily routine Of business is to
keep up Il disturb incc in Il ncighbOr-
hood will be the first to cross the river
StyN and find lodging in the very dark
est regions
w. c. BAE>ErT.