The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-04-17
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Williamson. April 15.-The weather
Of the past week has been such as to
give some OF our farmers a severe
case OF the blues. They are getting
anxious to plant cotton seed and corn.
With few more days OF delay we will
be fully as late with the planting as
we were last year.
b. F. Whitaker missed one OF his
cows several days ago and he thought
she had been stolen, but a few days
ago she was found in a gully on his
place where she had fallen and killed
herself
Rev. Charles Kay OF Oconee was
visiting relatives in this section sew
eral days last week.
The friends of e. M. Stone who liv-
ed here for years, but Is now living
near Central were somewhat surpris-
ed<to hear OF his marriage last We'd
nesday night to q Mrs. Oates OF Pick
ems county.
G. B. Cobb and his wife spent Sun
day with friends mead Beaverdam.
A. q. Bryson was greatly missed at
Sunday School Sunday afternoon. He
and his wife were visiting relatives
near Bolton Saturday and Sunday.
Boozer Kay of Walker-M Elmoyle,
was visiting in this community on Sun
day afternoon.
w. M. Smith was business visitor
to Anderson yesterday.
Miss Martha Blrod. beautiful
young lady of Piercetowp attnded
Sunday school here last Sunday.
Messrs Lewis OF Beaverdam and
Smith OF Slabtown are expected to he
at Six and Twenty next Sunday af-
ternoon to assist in the song service
Everybody turn out at $3.50 o'clock.
Andrew Mulliken. who has been very
sick with pneumonia Ia again able 10
be out.
M. H. Moore of Zion-Mt. Tabor, in
formed us aE Anderson q few days
ago. that bis section was no longer
Wild Hog" but Hog Heaven" We
pity. the poor hogoi .@,i,
John AIlgood OF liberty, r 1. was
In this community on business last Fri
day. - ~ - @rl 4,is'
Chip Dkfryhble has finished his
saving here and moved his saw mill
home. ,, THIS wss s1 his last saving for
Harmon and 466foe smith attend.
ed services at White Plains last Sun.
day morning. HitE u!H.f,
A large number of our people at.
tended the singing at Guthvie Grove
last Sunday and reported a'pleasant
time. ..Rf., sTltr.,' ts.3 =
AFTER the writing OF this. we posf-
tyel ywill not have more. to say ON
liquor question 9nlesa circumstances
make 1t absolutely necessary, and we
do not think they will. Personally.
we do not II there is never an
cc..hsr aE3;p ,os :.ssSa:ss:s!as .iutso. s,s.:;..
In South Carolina, but as many others,
or the TWO evils, prohibition that does
not prohibit or dispensary, we choose
she and ttat t.ist 4. 4. tte tsfee
We know that some great moraiists
preach Of surrounding sthe boys and
young men with temptation ana all
that. Great God, what Is any worse
than to have. It so that the boy can
step almost to any negro house and
buy pint OF whiskey at any time tha:
he wants 1t. The Cross Roads cor
respondent made q slight, though nm
intentional miatAke. The writer from
that place said that half the negroes
We're selling liquor and No one got
any profit out or II, * We ali know
what was meant by tliis statuG1ens, yet
there is 8 tremendous prom. for the
seller, They buy their supplies from
men who sell: and ship Ia pinIs &C
$500 to $3.50 per gallon ana tliGn sell
1t at 75c. to 81. zoe a pint, That Is q
profit OF from "a to So q gaslcn. Does
that lock Hike profit. ana Is II any
goAd Tor that sc Is iIipossib!s fofs q
farmer TO Fire ai neBrp to do sa yeektss
or q mod h,si work for him In the busy
crop time Espectallf the town ae-
gro; hadn't they rather violate the
town law by selling liquor and. pay-
ing q. small fine imp osed BY the courts
than to- eo out 81. the eotintry i ana
work for 2an amount Epef month flat
he Sonid make In e few days sssllihg
itqaofS And the ne sroes are mot NIL
VINO EeiF ,H9lOrS gitIIgF. 1n9Ee IL
as much sold BY the VI h 20 pe0pie 5als
by the o Sross! aud fhyy suh1e. pcf Gs Ei;
who petilG not be- sJis eete6s wa ire-
cSntly heard OF d man stoppinE ct
p hotel in q town In this state ask
Ing asLegro who sip a. Eorit itiFiIs about
the place IL he couidii't get him some
booze. The neero told hin that he
keeper. would lee him have what lie
wanted. 49,. is
ANY one Will tell yoti that whiskey
ia going to be sold n come form or
othar as long 40 the world stands Eve
en- those who are opposed to tlie asle
il. any way ss7 tasss. !; Z 80
ltlitted, what s. the remedy ygge slis-
sest the folI9w:a
The ebensary with the proper safe
guard Thrown around ik Al chaifi
gang sentence for al wins ave eot-
voted Of ae7llng n Violation az sstliS
law. a national law that VIII hnt
conflict With the inteF-gtate cone