The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-11-14
Autun Items.

Quite number OF our ncighbors are
Drepnrlng to move to Southern Gear
Sia.. Hope they will have great success
kn their adopted home.
Mt. a. buchanan has erected II com
modious addition to his dwelling. Mr..
Buchanan, III harmony with the old
:ldage, Is making his homo the first re-
clpicnt Of his charity.
Mr. Z. -. Madden is nlso constructing
"a new dwelling.
Corn gathering is in progress. a few
oats have been sOwed, and us soon as
the weather will permit great deal of
wheat will be planted
MIR. Clayton McAlistcr shot and kill
:a. :: hawk last Saturday which meas
urcd a. inches from tip to tip.
h1r. Editor, VIC have two gOurd vines
that came up voluntarily, and have
produced hundred gourds. Who can
beat it?
Jimmie lives u little west of here.
His brothers and sisters are older than
hc is. But he loves to talk to tho girls.
and his brothers and sisters tell his
parents, and SO got II good joke on
Jim, at which ho almost invariably
gets mad. Hold your temper, Jim, III
tSH you, you stand good hand with
Hello, readers! We just came over
this evening to call your attention to Il
sUeJ' S'AO hipOAtudCO Nj W IICu you
doubtless realize, namely, your news
paper subscription. Almost all tho
lNEELLIGENCER'S subscribers have
paid M. SO we knew IL man like You
would consider it II favor to have his
memory joged. The lNTELlIGENcrK
pays us 20 write up tho nows of tho
different sections, then they publish it
and send it out to all those who apprc-
ciato keeping up with their community
and country. You realize that the pub
Usher must live, and that it takes a
great deal OF money to carry on II paper
IN such an up-to-dute manner MS this.
so when you are i'll town 20 to the Of
nce and square up. 1t is only small
amount, but means great deal to tho
paper.
a very severe frost visited this COM
munity last week. The leaves and
plants have enjoyed very long sum-
mer, but the shrOud has come and turn
ed their heads toward the sod from
which they came.
O., thou reclining leaf
Ringing, twittering thclr,
wilt thou be garncrcd shcaf
In thy lonely, l0wly birce
Ono of our brother associate cores
pOndents Seems to gricvc very much
over the fact that some of our seeming
iy best friends arc but wolves in sheen
clothing. against SANDER there is
no Defence" says our friend This is
contradictory to our belief. Truly we
should not meet an opponent with an
equal hand stick. 1t would be folly,
for instance, to meet SANDER with Sian
der. Our lives should be SO stcadiast
and determined as to contradict the
very name OF SANDER. The weary
traveller should not expect to escape
tho sting of SANDER. Tho worlds bat
ties are not fought by him. He is ~
paupcr existing OH the generosity of
Others. But the construction of ma
turo's laws are such rs to give him con-
tinual torment in tho form of SANDERS
TO the true the prattling tongue of tho
slanderer is as Il tink!ing cymDal. His
words are rapidly spoken and quickly
forgotten. As chaff is borne along
when strewn before the wind SO the
q truly great and virtuOus man. o.,
our friends idea is truly great, indeed.
But 1t is useless to try to rid the world,
Orany given portion of it, of slanderers.
The man of men found them here and
said let them remain. Therefore, It ;s
clear that we should Ak our aim on the
goal, and move toward it, regardless
OF all reports or OppositlOns, with
egbioh we will of necessity encounter.
disappointed ambition" is truly the
ToOt of all slanders. Why will each
eone not remember tha
S"True worth is in being, not seeming,
In doing each day that goes by
Some little good, not in dreaming
: Ofgreat things to do by and byq"
a&e 9; Bon AMATEUR.
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