The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-05-22
Don,t foreet the rllustrated Lecture to-.

Don't forget the illustrated Lecture to-
morrow night in the Opera House. The
views are very fine, the lecture describing
them is full Of interesting points, and every
"Bottle and the Man" views are fine. and
70. Tickets on sale at Russell d Brea-
1eale's, and by committees Of ladies.
Popular prices of admission. We hope
Mr.. Watson will be greeted by large
audience.
Messrs. L. P. 4 R T. Smith will run an
excursion train to Tallhlah Falls on next
Tuesday, MAY 2Sth. Train will leave
Piedmont at 6 As a. NJ. and Anderson at
O'Clock g. m. Returning, will leave the
Falls at 30 p. m Fare from Piedmont,
Sl75; Pelzer, Sl65; Williamson. Sl.60;
Belton, $l.55; Anderson. ST. so; Denver,
81 so; Pendleton, $1.50 This is fine op
portunity to see this wonderful place, and
spend pleasant day. Don't fail to take
advantage Of the trip if you can possibly
get of.
The annual meeting of the stock holders
Of the Port Royal q Western Carolina
Railroad was held in Augusta on the 18th
inst. and majority Of the stockholders
were present. The report of Receiver ] B
Cleveland was read, and among other
things 1t showed that during the past year
R40 600 have been expended In improve.
ments, and that the Road was being steadi-
" put in fine condition. In the election
Of officers, Messrs. s.. Bleokley and J. A.
Br ok, Of this city, were elected members
OF the Board of Directors.
Prof. J. G. Harmison, proprietor of the
Rome Business University, Rome, Ga,
will teach summer school of book keep
ing, penmanship. &C., In this city during
the months Of June, July and August.
This will sfford the young gentlemen and
ladies of Anderson rare opportunity OF
securing thorough knowledge of double
entry book keeping and penmanship under
the South. Twenty-pix young men from
South Carolina have attended Prof. Har-
mison's college in Rome.
Messrs. Webb & Mattisop, insurance
agents, have dissolved partnership, leav-
Ing the business entirely in the hands>of
Mr.. Mattison, who is the general manager
for South Carolina of the Mutual Benefit
Life Insurance Company, of Newark, Nd,
one Of the strongest, most popular and
reliable insurance companies 10 existence.
Every poor man, especially, should carry
some life insurance in good company,
and If you contemplate insuring your life,
we advise you to give Mr.. Mattison call.
He also represents a strong fire insurance
company. For further particulars, read
his advertisement, which appears else.
where
It Is with great sorrow that we announce
the death of an old schoolmate and friend,
Mr.. Thomas J. Glover. which occurred In
Richmond, Va, last Monday, Goth inst,
after brief illness, aged 33 years. Mr..
Glover was the only son OF Mrs. Tocooa
Glover, and grandson Of the Judge
Whitner, deceased, Of this city. Mr.. Glover
was born and spent his boyhood days In
Anderson, and was an excellent, genial
Young man, whose death will be greatly
lamented by his many friends in our
midst We tender oar sympath1es to the
devoted mother In her sore bereavement,
and truet that God, who doeth slI things
Tor the best, will comfort and cheer her in
her sorrow.
The Board Of Trustees Of Winthrop Col
lege met in Columbia last Thursday and
number of the assistants in each depart
inent. It gives us pleasure to announce
that our young friend, Prof. W. e. Brea.
Zeale, was selected for the Chair Of Msthe.
mates. Prof. Breazesle 10 an old Ander-
aon boy, but for several years past has
been a member of the faculty of Rutgers
College, New Brunswick, N. ]. We are
not personally acquainted with the other
professors who have been selected, by II
The Board has done as we'll in the other
professorships as they have done in mathe.
matics they deserve to be congratulated.
The Piedmont correspondent Of the
Greenville NeDs, writing under date OF
the Goth inst, says: State constables and
revenue officers made "good catch !" in
the suburbs Of our town Saturday night.
They captured barrel containing several
gallons Of whiskey. A white man and
negro had charge of 1t. While the officers
were arresting the white mao the negro
attempted to escape when one of the officers
knocked him down with Winchester
rifle. As he arose the officer caught him
and undertook to hold him by the coat,
hut the negro decided that 1t would be
better for him to leave his coat than to stay
himself, so he promptly walked out OF 1t
and made his escape. Several Rhots were
fired at him as he took bis departure but
none took effect. The team that was used
for hauling the whiskey was also captured" J"
For the benefit Of teachers and others, q
GUNNER school in the South Carolina Col.
lege at Columbls will be opened on We'd
nesdav, July 3rd, 1895, and will continue
until July 10Th. While the advantages Of
the school are offered especially to the
teachers of the State. yet all persons over
Is years Of age will bs admitted to ite privi.
leges An able faculty has been engaged
to deliver lectures on various subjects
No charge will be made for tuition or other
fees. Students make their own arrange
lodging in the Campus, the entire expense
for board, lodging, lights and attendance,
will be $40, which must be paid on on.
trance. Board and lodging may also be
had near the College. For further infor.
nation address Prof. James Woodrow,
South Carolina College, Columbia, 8. @.
One of the most potent influences in re-
forming drunkards and morphine eaters Is
uuquestionably exercised at the various
Keely institutes throughout the country.
This reform is actually injected into the
body, and is generally there to stay. But
there was never q rose SO sweet that bad
not rival. Our esteemed townsman, DR..
F. L. Narramore, after years of patient
study and experiment, has discovered
new method of treating the whiskey and
morphine habit. He has already treated
some of the most stubborn cases that could
possibly be found. His method not only
eradicates every trace Of poison from the
system, but seems to create new being,
placing an impossible gulf between the
old habit and the new existence. We
hope DR.. Narramore may build up prac-
tice and reputation in his new field that
will bring him wealth and fame.
In note from our venerable friend, Mr..
Jeptha Harper, who Is now visiting Texas,
he says: "In company with Mrs. Maggie
McPhail and Miss McQ Quirter, Mrs. Dobbins
and Mrs. Erskine, reached Dallas safely
on the 18th. having made the trip in about
48 hours, via New Orleans. We are now
stopping at Mr.. D. T. Rainwater's hospita.
BILE home. will visit all my relatives In
this city, and then go to see other relatives
in Fort Worth, Pilot Point and Waxa
hachie. Mrs. Erskine and Mrs Dobbins
went up into Grayson County, and the
former will return here in few days. We
found all of our people enjoying good
health and doing we'll. The crops in this
State are not as forward as usual. A big
corn crop is planted. Land here is rated
at from $40 to $50 an acre. Dallas is live
city and pleasant place to visit, but An
derson County can't be turned down any
where"
The committee from the Board of Trus-
ko,, 80 tbo pdoreo, n ro6od Enhoof 1of III