The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-06-25

most high-toned and reliable, as we'll as
enterprislng and progressive, journals
published in the South, has always been
staunch friend to the Palmetto State, and
the citizens of Anderson will appreciate
anything Mr.. Patillo's fluent pen may say
in our favor. Hereafter the Chronicle will
reach Anderson daily on the cannon ball"
train at -. IS p. N.
A meeting of the graduates of the P. M.
I. was held Wednesday afternoon, 18th
inst, and an alumni was organized with
the following officers: President, j. NJ.
Patrick; Vice-Presldent, M. A. Dean
Secretary and Treasurer, T. W. Gary
Executive Committee, G. A. Milford,
Chairman, T. @. Donaldson. Percy Sharpe,
E. P. Vandiver and T. W. Gary. The
Committee was instructed to prepare a
Constitution and Bylaws. to be submit
ted at the next meeting Of the Association.
It was also instructed to select one of the
graduates to deliver an address during the
next Commencement. Twenty names
were enrolled.
Mrs. Hannah Bolt, widow of the late
Asa Bolt, died at her home in Centerville
o'clock, aged SO years. Her remains will
be buried at Asbury church this (Thurs-
day. morning, at IL o'clock, the funeral
services to be conducted by Rev. B. Hays.
She had been in feeble health for year or
more, and her death was expected at any
time. Mrs. Bolt was most excellent
woman, and had been faithful member
of the Baptist Church for many years.
Her death has brought sadness to the
hearts of many friends, who will long
cherish her memory. -Four sons and two
daughters survive her.
DR.. e. L. Patton has been elected to sue
ceed our young friend, Prof. j. Scott Muir
ray, in the chair of ANCIENT languages at
the State University. The contest was
close one between Dr.. Patton and Prof
Murray The Columbia State speaks Of
the latter gentleman as follows: s'The
South Carolina College loses most ao-
complished and devoted member Of its
faculty in Professor Murray. He has
made an enviable reputation as an in
structor, and can i'll be spared, but he did
not love the administration, and the ad-
ministration did not love him. The State
wishes him success in some institution
which is not the football Of politicians"
Sullivan Hardware Company report
the following sales on Thomas Suction
El6VaEOfS SlQCS our 1aSt 1sSue, VIZ y. de
Sittcn, Pendleton, 8. c.. Pelzer Manufao.
turing Company, Peizer, S. c.; Bolton
Oil Mill, Bolton, S. c.; E. H. Simpson,
Cooks, s. c.; DR.. A. @. Strickland, An
derson, s. c.; Newberry Oil Mill and
Fertilizer Company, Newberry, s. G. The
latter parties bought in addition 10 the
Elevator outfit four sixty saw improved
Smith Gins with Revolving Heads, a Thom-
as 4-Box Revolving Steam Press, be-
sides all necessary machinery for COM
plete modern glnnery. There is no doubt
but what it will pay any party who gin as
much as two hundred bales of cotton to
put in one of these Suction Elevators, and
we understand that the Thomas is the
and latest improved on the mar
ket. Besides the convenience, it will i'm
prove the sample of cotton from one.
fourth to one-half a cent per pound, and
cotton buyers will pay this difference.
We only hope that it Will prove to be
what the manufacturers claim for 1t, and
have no reason to doubt but what it will.
Owing to the large demand for them this
season, it would be we'll for all who con-
template purchasing to get their orders in
as early as possible. Sullivan Hardware
Company are the general agents for this
O.,