The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-07-03

Legislature creating Boards of Health for
incorporated towns and cities, an election
was held in Anderson last Friday, and re-
suited in the election of the following gen
tlemen: DR.. w. 81. Nardin. DR.. 8. M. Orr,
Dr.. J. @. Harris, DR.. J. o. Wilhite and
James M. Payne. On Saturday the gentle
men qualified by taking the oath of Office,
and Immediately organized with the fol-
lowing officers: President, DR.. W. d.
Nardin; Secretary, DR.. ]. o. Wilhite !;
Health Officer, Chief of Police E. @. Rose.
By virtue of the power vested in him,
Mayor Tolly appointed their terms of office
as follows: DR.. Orr, 5yeara; DR.. Nardin,
4years; DR.. Wilhite. 3 years; Dr.. Harris. l
year; Mr.. Payne, years. At the next
meeting the Board will formulate and
protection Of the public health.
A subscriber at Harris Springs, s. c.,
sends us the following: "The opening ball
of Harris Springs Hotel occurred on last
Friday evening and proved great success.
It was made up of young gentlemen and
ladies from Savannah. Charleston, Angus
ta, Columbia, Greepville, Spartanburg,
Laurens, Greenwood, Darlington, Walhal.
Ia, and half dozen other places, and last,
but not least, one of Auderson's fairest,
Miss Maggie Evans. 1t was an affair much
enjoyed by all, and made up of most ele-
giant dances and handsome men auG pretty
ladies and elegant dancers. Clark's Band
from. Charleston furnished the music for
the occasion, and elegant music it was, too
Mr.. Harris has engaged it for the season.
and 1t is expected that many more such
pleasant occasions will be experienced by
the ones summering at this delightful
resort"
Here is good piece of advice, which we
clip from an exchange, for the sum mer
girl: "Your principal life-work, summer
girl, is the study of summer boys. Let US
help you with that. Beware of the boy
who talks too much about himself or who
hints at dark events in his life. Show
scorn to the boy who tries to talk about
the amount he can drink or about the
number OF hours he can play poker. II
by tells you that he smokes 10 packages
of cigarettes day and inhales the smoke,
remember that be is good boy to let
aloue. Don't wind your ivy affections
around the oaken heart of the boy who
spends money on you recklessly or beyond
his means. Such a boy will some day
spend his money on someone else while
you rock the baby. Try to land the good
natured boy, the boy who fights and gets
over it, the boy that other boys are fond
Of, the boy who tells you your faults occa-
sionally."
Tickets are now on snle to the lecture to
be delivered In the Opera House to-mor
row evening by Rev. Thos. Dixon, of New
York. In speaking of Mr.. Dlxon's lecture,
the Raleigh IN. C.) Daily Chronicle says:
"He spoke earnestly, eloquently, impas.
sionately; words flowed from his heart and
lips in resistless currept, carrying every
body along with the sentiments expressed.
The speakers whole soul seemed to be
dissolving itself into what he was saying.
His words seemed to burn into the very
hearts Of his audience. Their whole atten.
tion was chained by the living thoughts of
the speaker. and they sat and gazed and
listened as though under the influence OF q
mesmeric spell. At times the pathos and
eloquence of the speaker were so deep-so
strong, 30 impassioned-that the irresisti'
BILE tears welled up and glistened in thou.
sands Of eyes-then, by the very magic of
eloquence, he would swing them from the
realm of sympathy into the regions OF