The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-04-26

Tha Cross Roads School, In HopeWell
Township, will close its term on Fridsy
evening. May 18th, by public exhibition.
An interesting program has been arranged
for the occasion. and those who attend
may expect an enjoyable evening.
We have recently received several COM
munications without the name of the
writer, and, of course, they are at once
consigned to the waste basket. No relia-
BILE newspaper will publish q communica'
ton unless the authors name is known
to the Editor.
The friend, of Rev. W. D. Bewley will
regret to learn that he has been forced to
give up his studies at the Southern Bap'
tist Seminary. Louisville, KY, on account
of i'll health, and win join us.in wishing
him speedy recovery. He is at present
stopping at Seneca, s G.
Mr. Luther G Branyon. of Dne West,
passed through Anderson bust Saturday
on bis bicycle on his way tn Chicago.
His route will be by Atlanta, Chattanooga
and Nashville. The distance il about one
thousand miles, and he is determined to
make the whole trip on his wheel.
The annual pic mic at Cooley's Bridge,
on Saluda River, will take place on Fri
day, May 5sh. Everybody is invited to
attend and bring their dinner baskets.
This place attracts big crowd every year,
and the pic mics are always looked for
ward to with pleasant anticipatioDs.
We are indebted to our young friend,
Mr.. e. S. Hamilton, of this County, who
is student at Erskine College. for an in
vitation to attend the fifty fourth anni-
versary of the Euphemian Literary So
ciety, which takes place on Monday even
ing, June 10. The invitations are very
handsome.
Mr.. J. M. Grubbs died at his home near
Jefferson, Texas, OF Monday, 18th inst.,'
in the 18th year of his age. Mr.. Grubbs
was a former resident of Anderson Coun-
ty, having moved from here to Texas in
1890, and has number of friends and rel
atives in this section who will regret to
hear of his death.
Rev. J. Ferdinand Jacobs. financial
agent of the Presbyterian College at Clin-
ton, s. c., preached at varennes Church,
in this County, last Sunday and the con-
gregation presented him liberal sub
scription for the endowment of the Col
lege. He came to the city and occupied
DR.. Frierson's pulpit Sunday night.
"Character Sketches This book is wit.
ty, weighty and, cram full Of wisdom.
No man can read it without rising from 1t
a better man, better purposed and better
prepared to appreciate all that is true,
beautiful and good. May all who are
struggling for better life buy 1t aud read
it. Mr.. Rollins Is selling the book.
The following officers have been elected
to serve Grace (Episcopal) Church the
ensuing year: Wardens, E. A. Bell and
Chas. W. Webb; Vestrylnen, F. G.
Brown, R. G. Webb, 8. NJ. Orr, w. Z.
born, and g. L. Francis Delegates to
Diocesan Convention, s. N. Orr, F. q.
Brown, E.. A. Bell and ChAs. w. Webb.
DR.. George, native OF Armenia, in
Asia Minor, who, has beeu attending the
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary,
has been spending few days III the city.
On Sunday night be delivered lecture III
the Baptist Church on the customs, laws,
religion, etc, OF his native country, which
was quito interesting to the congregation.
Mr.. MIN. B. Sullivan, of the Sullivan
Hardware Co., of this city, visited Due
West last week and was awarded the con-
tract for furnishing all Of the builders
hardware to be used in. the uew College
building. There were a number of other
bids from distant Wholesale dealers, but
the prices of the Sullivan Hardware Com
.papy were the lowest. This Company is
not afraid to meet competitors from any
place in the United States.
An observing little girl, who lives in
the upper part of the city, dues her own
thinking and speaks right out with jnve-
nile frankness, was looking at some pic
lures the,other evening and came across
one which represented woman in u full
size1 hoop skirt, such as was worn when
the style was at its height. She studied 1t
as rare curiosity for q second, and then
exclaimed: "Mamma, just look at this
lady with an mbrella on"
Hal, infant son of Mr.. aud Mrs. James
NJ. Sullivan died Sunday night from cap
Hilary bronchitis, aged eighteen months.
The little one was sick only few days,
and at times its saffsrings were great. On
Monday afternoon, after brief funeral
service at the home of the parents, con.
Quoted by Rev. o. L. Martin, the remains
were inferred in Silver Brook Cemetery.
The sympathies of a wide circle of friends
are with the bereaved parents in their
great sorrow.
The Dacusville correspondent of the
Pickens Sentinel says: ."By the way, 1
must say something about our school at
Rosedsls academy. It is under the con-
troll and management Of Miss Jennie
Rosamond. of Anderson County, who is
an educated lady and thoroughly under
stands her calling. When she goes into
school room she means business. She has
been teaching about six weeks and has an
average of about thirty pupils on sub.
scription school,"
The season Of the year when rest and
recre alton are absolutely necessary is ap-
preaching, and In behalf Of the faithful
clerks of this city We ask our merchants
to again adopt the early closing rule this
-sammer. For years past they have been
closing their doors at o'clock during the
summer, and we venture they have never
:lost anything by 1t. During the busy
season the clerks work bard and faithful,
and they deserve little rest and recrea.
tion during the summer afternoons.
Mr.. L. P. Smith has perfected arrange