The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-05-17

get the same by applying at this Office
proving property and paying for the no.
tioa.
Mr. Andy Brown is now supplying tht
city folks with some Of the finest straw
berries ever grown in this section. W.
have had the pleasure of testing them and
know " hereof we speak. His crop Is
very large one.
Mr.. G. T. Groves has gone to Augusta
Ga, where he has secured position In
thee. CO A. r. r. telegraph Office. Mr.
Groves is very efficient operator as well
as clever gentleman, and the railroad
authorities will be pleased with his work
Mrs. G. s. Sullivan, of Eberton, Ga, i.
in the city visiting her mother. She has
been quite sick for month and has come
over to recuperate her health. Her
friends are delighted to greet her, and we
join them in wishing her speedy recov-
cry.
Maj Sanger, OF the United States Army,
will visit Anderson next Saturday and in
spect the Cadets of the P. Nd. I. The in
spection will take place on the Institute
grounds at $3.50 O'Clock p. NJ, and the
public is cordially invited to attend and
witness it.
1onpo no1ro man waa snverelv cnt in
the breast and on the arm by another near
the Savannah Valley Depot Saturday
night. DR.. Orr sewed up the cash. The
guilty fellow was heavily fined by the
Mayor, and when he Las served his SEN
tence he win be turned over to the State
authorities.
DR.. Wm II. Smith, of this County, who
graduated at the Medical College in
Charleston a year ago, and who, since
then, has been filing the position of as
sistant physician in the hospital Of that
city, has returned home. The, Doctor is q
most excellent young man and is destined
to occupy high rank in his profession.
MI. Will. White, who manages the
marble business of White & Co.,, was re-
Gently called to his home near Statesville.
N. G., by telegram announcing the ill
ness Of his father, who died on the follow
ing Sunday. Mr.. White has returned to
Anderson. His father was brother Of
the late Mr.. Thos. M. White, of this place.
Those of our citizens who have stock in
the P. r. & W. @. R. r. should look it up
and have it in some convenient place
where they can lay their hands on 1t at a
moments notice. Under the present con-
dition ofthe affairs of the Road, the vote
of every stockholder may be nesded at
some time to protect the interests of An
derson.
We have received an Invitation to ct.
tend reunion of the former pupils of che
Honea Path High School, in that village,
on Friday afternoon, 18th inst. The pro.
gram will consist of an essay by Miss
Kittie Thomas, of Warrenton, 8. G., ard
an address by Rev. w. q. Simpson, Of
Rrewerton, s. g. We know the reunion
will be most pleasant occasion.
Mr.. D. P. McBrsyer, the well known
cotton buyer, will leave soon for his home
in North Carolina, and he expects TO visit
Chicago little later, Mr.. McBrayer has
spent several seasons here, and by his
manly bearing and attention to business
has made many friends who hope he will
return in the fall with the advent of the
first fruit of the new cotton crop.
The Sacrament of the Lords. Supper
will be administered in the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday at the morning ser
vice. There will be preaching on Friday
night and Saturday morning preceding,
and the pastor will be assisted in the ser.
vices by Rev. John T. Mcbride, of PEN
dleton. The friends of the congregation
are cordially invited to attend the services.
Capt. J. A. Ballenger, q most highly re-
spected citizen Of Oconee County, died
after short illness at his home, near
Bachelors Retreat, on the 4th inst, aged
about 70.years. He had long been faith
full and jealous member of the Methodist
Church. Two of his sons are in the Meth
,odist ministry-one member of the
South ,cafclina Conference and the other
of the North Georgia Conferences.
The closing exercises of the Donalds-
vile High School will take place next
Wednesday night, Oath inst, beginning
promptly at o'clock. 81. 81: Watkins.
Esq, of this city, has accepted an invita-.
ton to be present and deliver an address.
Miss Zella Campbell, one Of Anderson
County's most accomplished young ladies,
is the assistant principal of this school,
which ranks as one of the best in Able
vile County.
Messrs. Jas. P. Gossett s. Co. have post
poned the reorganization of their firm
until August LIST, and have extended
until that time the closing ont of their
immense stock of boots and shoes at &C.
tual cost. Look out for their new adver.
tlsement next week, but In the meantime
visit their store in the Masonic building
and see the bargains they are Offering to
the trade. It is no trouble for them to
show you their goods and quote prices.
The Commencement of the Misses Evans
Sci ool will take place Thursday of next
week. Our people have learned to expect
an interesting aud attractive enter.
tainment on such occasions, and this
years exhibition will not be an exception
to the rule. The faculty is composed o.
the Misses Evans, Mrs. s. Z. Baker and
Miss Eloise Mauldin. Good results have
been accomplished during the year, and
teachers and pupils have earned q vacation
Emma, the bright and interesting little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Sullivan
died last Saturday night, aged two years
The child was sick only few days, ane
the announcement of her death was {
great shock to many of the friends of tht
family. On Sunday afternoon the re
mains were inferred in the Silver Brool
Cemetery, after short funeral servic'
conducted at home by DR.. Frierson. II
their sore bereavement the parents have