The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-04-24

In their now advertisement this week
Erownlee & VandiVers tell our readers
something of the big sfoS general mer-
ohandise which they areo~- -.ring to the
trade. Every department. is complete.
and their stock of dry goods Is the largest
| they have ever shown. and their prices
are cheaper than ever before. These gen.
tlemen also handle fertilizers. Their stock
OF groceries is very fine. and they will give
you six pounds of coffee for ono dollar.
Give them call when you need anything
In their line, and you will not regret 1t.
A bashful country girl came into a Ger
tain grocery store the other day carrying
some live chickens. The fowls had their
feet tied together to prevent their escape
and the young woman in her confusion
placed them on the counter. Now the
young clerk is noted for his polite manners
but be Is not always grammatical, and be
viii sT ob n,n1o y1o idFs sr 'shs shs
STAN M mered, blusbing. athey are all zoos.
tors" and the clerk hasn't recovered yet.
On next Wednesday night, the 1st of
May, Miss Elma Osborne will produce her
3-act comedy bill entitled 1.-THE Gipsy
| Girl" Miss Osborne has surrounded her.
self with an excellent company composed
| of some of Anderson's best talent, and has
been rehearsing them for three weeks.
The Opera House should be packed to see
this play, written aud produced by one of
| Anderson's fairest sex. Seats will be on
| sale at Russell & Breazeale's Mondey
morning. Prices: Reserved seats, IS cents;
gallery, rs cent?; children, Is.
We invite the attention of every reader
of the INTELL1aENcER to the advertisement
! of the Yates Shoe Co, which has Just
| opened business at the old stand Of Gossett
& Brown, in the Masonic Temple. The
| store will be under the management of
Mr.. Jas. B. Moore, assisted by Max Gray
| ton. This Company will carry the largest
stock of shoes to be found In Anderson,
any size and quality, and can fit either
young or old, male or female. When you
want pair Of shoes give the Yates Com
pahy call.
Last Saturday evening, at 5 clock, there
was an enthusiastic meeting of the Board
| of Trade in the interest of the railroad
across the mountains. Capt P. K. Mo.
Gully. President of the Western Carolina
and North Georgia Railroad, made an
interesting report and read many letters
from various persons In other places who
bfeel deeply Interested In the building of
the Road. A resolution was introduced
and unanimously adopted, showing that
our citizens were anxious and willing to
contribute literally to the enterprise.
Mrs. J.R. G. Dunn died in Florida on
Friday, lIth inst. The deceased was a
daughter of Capt Hugh Robinson, Of Level
Land, and sister of our young townsmen,
Messrs. Robt. and VIM. Robinson. When
she removed to Florida more than a year
ago she was in the beat of health. She
left an infant but few days old. Her
body was brought to her old home and the
interment took place at Greenville Church,
near Donsldsvil]e. She was most excel:
lent lady, and her death is deeply lamented
by wide circle of friends.
On Thursday, 11th inst. Mr.. B. e Nor
gan died at his home in Pendleton Town.
ship, after painful illness of several
weeks. He was In the 9Th year of bis
age, and was good citizen, having the
esteem and confidence of his neighbors and
friends, who deeply regret his death. On
the day following his death his remains
were inferred in the Asbury Churchysrd,
the funeral services being conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Kelly. A widow aud two chill.
dren survive him, and in their sore be-
reavement they have many sympathizers.
Orr & Sloan opened their elegant soda
fountain to day for the season, and are
now ready to serve the public with soda
water, sherbert, milk shske. Ice cream, etc.
They have new drink this season known
as cherry phosphate, which Ia fine tonic
and very pleasant to the taste. Iu their
new advertisement this week, Messrs. Orr
q Sloan ofs- prize of S. 90 in gold each
to the boy and girl who secures the largest
number o! soda water prize checks, one Of
which will be given with every drink pur.
chased at the fountain. Read the adver-'
tisement
Married, on Wednesday, A April II. 1895
at the residence of the BRIDES mother In
Uue West, by Rev. ]. N. 81. Summerel, of
this city. and Rev. J. A. Wilson, of Seneca,
Rev 8. l.. Wilson, pastor of Long Cane
Presbyterian Church, in Abbeville County,
and Miss Mary White Pearson, daughter
of the late Rsv. W. F. Pearson. :. The bridal
party left Immediately, after the ceremony
for an extended bridal tour to Washington
ing With them the heartiest of congratula.
tions from host Of true friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson will make their home in
Abbevil!e
That interesting play, "Amoug the
Breakers to be followed by two lively
farces, which were to have been rendered
at Lebanon School house few weeks ago
and which we're postponed on account of
the accident to Prof Atkinson, will be
rendered on Friday evening, May lob.
The best talent of the young people of that
section will take part in the entertainment,
and those who attend will have pleasant
evening. A small admission fee will be
Lebanon High School. We bespeak for
the young people big audience.
The Greenville Neavs Of the 2lst instant
SAYS: 1.-THE Adventists are buaily at work
preaching their doctrines and making con-
verts. The Rev. j. o Johnson has been
preaching in the Brushy Creek section and
Yesterday organized Church with 90
members, Some of those who united with
the Adventists when they held their pro.
tracted meeting In Covers hall scme time
ago, went to the meeting at Brushy Creek
Yesterday and report that the membership
Is made up Of the substantial citizens of
that neighborhood and the meeting was
very solemn and interesting. Mr. John
SON will conduct services to-day at Brushy
Creek."
DR.. Chas. G. Geer, of Belton, has re
ceiyed an appointment for two years as an
attending physician at the Grady Hospital
ia Atlanta. The appointment was deter:
mined by means of largely attended
competitive examination recently held 10
the city of Atlanta, and is substantial
compliment to DR.. Geers superior knowl
edge of medical science. The duties OF
the position will begin in October next
| DR.. Geer has just successfully completed
three years course of study at the Bellevue
Hospital Medical College In New York.
We extend our congratulations to our
young friend.
The Presbytery of South Carolina con
yened at Liberty, Pckens County, on the
9th instant. Rev. s. L. Wilson was elected
Moderator. Rev. @. q Mayes is the Stated
Clerk, Five or six ministers were received
| into the Presbytery, and one. Rev. T. Q.
Lieop, of Townville. was dismissed To
Bethel Presbytery. The Presbytery re-
fused to receive the resignation of Rev. G.
q. Mayes. His time hereafter will be
divided between Walhalla and Richland
| Churches. Rev. J. E. Fogartie and Elder
J. e. Boggs were elected Com missioners
to the General Assembly, which meets in
Dallas, Texas, on May 18th, with Rev. 8.
Z. Wilson and Elder j. w. Todd as alter
ates. Presby terry adjourned on the l2:h
| A. Daod 1ofon noYt fall