The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-08-31

last Fr;Iam aclool pic mic at Ebenezor nm
OF lad;es Drought out u good attendancr ~,
meeting was addressed by Dr.. D%f9' q " n The
unu Coi. Is. +. Brown in excelIcnt parnes
proPliate speeches, after which the ol,'. a',. up
oi the Well'stored baskets were s ILL.,, .oli'ehtS
~ @ .he very evident satisfaction of III pnSen OF
,t the. Dinner over, the Young San,, n,I pres
the ni'IdS over to social pleasures Vii
furtitnda PoiI"i!s submitted with Christian
iour hours by the verv larae @ ior ABOUT
Ganuidatcs who were present All 'nei ,,roao ol
were very greatly pleased with tho ,ra, rvl'e ,ll
pc pc nic was managed and the wav !, ""s an, sne
On Friday last the pc p;c oe a., -
Mills Democratic Club attracteJ M 1 d .ne me, Kock
stueraDle attendance of ladies and mon I",,' hmt
ec.ianSe 70 say, very few candidates III.
alu!e' however, was due i'm mari 70 tiis
ineeting OF the Congressional Conycn,;;amne ;me
~ ~, Anuerson and in part to the mic nic ~,
10 'ineler. i,,ete ihe audience however. listened
Hessrs 1--we II =, ana ringing speeches from
Geisberg. A most tempting basbet bh d;nno. d;,u ".
iat oeeh prepared aud was fully eninred
| oy thoSe present. The Rock Mills CI'f ta u
III thorough state of organization anj ;s s
pfepared to do good work im the nrrsrnt reese ,s
| NoHiPoiSls
me Masonic pic mic ct the Institute ~,
ai sist thursday Ini was a most pleasant occa.
| sioh. ;, lhere was u large attendance ho,L
VI 'uuies ana gentlemen, who came In on.
10Y inc festivities Of the pic mic. They
meIe eh'erained by an excellent Masonic
auuress by Maj John B. Moore in the
! ,he pic mic were extended to ali present IN
| !le way or most delicious basket dinner
~ INC AFTERNOON the crowd again repaired
| W the mouse, and number of snrerhos
upon politics were made by the candidates
VINO were present. The best of attention
| Was gwen the speakers, and they were fire.
quently applauded. The dav was mos,
pleasant in every respect. ''''''
| Inc Jacksboro, Tex, Rural Citizen. sneak.
| ing OF the marriage of Mr.. Walter S. Fant
| TO MISS Fannie A. Murphy, in that place ON
| me th INST, says: Soon after the mar
| rage, Mr.. Fant and his bride stor,cd 1nr
| Weatherford, where they will make tbn;r
inture home. Thus Jacksboro loses nm.
| oiilGr or her most charming and accom-.
| plished young ladies, and one of her most
estiiilnple young :"c:;. May happines; AZ.
| teho thelr future path of life" MIR. FAINT.
| as Wiil be seen from the above, has removed
10 Meatheriord, Tex, city Of about GOOO
| inhabitants, where he will engage in the
| mercantile business OH his own account,
we wish you and your accomplished wife
/ much happiness. Walter, and NAV Won nj.
ways prosper.
The pic mic celebration Of Miss Pickens'
school at Piercetown on SATURDAY. w"s
| largely attended by both ladies and yentIn
men despite the incemcnt day. A good
stand and ample seats had been prepared for
the speaking, and all arrangements calcu.
lated to increase the pleasure of the gather
lng, had been carefully made. Eloquent
ana entertaining speeches were made in the
morning by Mcssrs. +. NJ. Rucker and r.
=. Bailey, and i'll the afternoon by Mcssrs.
John q. Moore and A. T. Broyles. Du-
ring the recess most sumptuous basket
dinner was enjoyed by all present, and the
greatest pleasure marked the day through
out. The people of Piercetown are most
hospitablc people, and on this occasion they
contributed everything possible to the en-
joynent O. their visitors and of each other.
The, meeting at Sandy Springs on last
Saturday morning was very we'll attended
by both citizens and candidates, consider
ing the rainy day. Quite number of Ia
dies graced the occasion Messrs. John b.
Moore. A. T. Broyles, J. Bolton Watson,
L. B. Murray and II. G. Scudday spoke in
the morning, and Messrs. B. + Whitner,
H. M. Prince, II. P. Clinkscales, fl. I. Ey.-
ting, A. s. Todd, II. B. A. Robinson, J. #.
Barnes, Il. w. FAINT, Jerc. Yeargin, r. w.
Todd, Il. NJ. Burriss, J. II. Jones and
others spoke in the afternoon Mr.. S. l..
Eskew presided over the meeting, which
was very pleasant throuh hhout. The citi-
zens carried basket diuner, and showed
every attention which tie OCCASION required
to the candidates and ether visitors present.
Sandy Springs is good place at which to
have meeting.
The advertisement of the South Carolina
University appears III another column.
The arrangements made in this institution
present the cheapest opportunity of Sc
curing thorough educeti0n that have ever
been offered to the people of this State.
Last year there were four hundred and fifty
students from South Carolina in Colleges
outside of the State, whose expenses ever
aged more than $500 each, giving the enor-
nous sum of $225, 600 year that the peo.
pie Of this State are paying to keep up in
stitutions outside cf the State. These four
hundred and fifty students ut the South
Carolina University would keep all of this
| money at home. At $l75 year, the largest
amount necessary at this University, they
would cost $IS,7 $50, leaving clear saving to
the parents of the students of STAG, $50. In
a few years this University will be the
equal of any in the United States, and will
do n great work for the educational and
material interests of South Carolina.