The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-05-20

pleasure W Aof many Wal" "1on"' -
derson.
J L Snipes was convicted in the May.
or's Court yesterday morning for selling
whiskey. The mayor sentenced him to
pay g fne of 800 or thirty days in the city
chain gang. The Mayor afterwards re.
| duced the fine t. $25, on the condition that
he would not violate the law again.
Rev. i'm II Summerel and wife left
| yesterday for Memphis. Tenn to visit rel
atives and attend the Gsneral Assembly of
the Southern Presbvterian Church. XIV
D z. Frierson, D. D., will I'LL MI. sum
merell's pulpit next Sunday, and Rev. H.
G. Fennel's on the Sunday following.
Mr. f W B4nister, q progressive young
farmer of the Carswell Institute section,
was In The city yesterday with 70 pounds
Of fine honey. which was easily disposed
OF. he has SO stands. and this was bis
| first draw from them. It is encouraging
to see our young farmers pushing such
products, for it pays.
That new bat you see rs wearing came
| from G. +. Jones & Co.'s clothing store.
which is presided over by those clever
| ealesmen, Messrs Poore, Parker and Ca.
tSIs 1ulN Il
lust like the one we are wearing. and If
you don't like that style, they have any
style at any price you may desire.
The State Teachers Association will
hold its tw enty fifth annual meeting at
| Winthrop College. Rock Hill, June 30th
to July Sd. Special rates have been made
by the railroads for teachers attending the
| association and tickets will be on sale j une
20 to July Q, limited to july 4. The rate
from Anderson will be $40. Arrange
meuts b ave been made for reduced rates
| Of board in Rock Hill.
McClure's Magazine for June will con.
tain an early story by Rudyard Kipiing,
reprinted by special permission, and relat'
ing how Mowgli, the wolf child, intro
| duced himself into the society of white
men; q railroad story by Cy Warman; and
q good installment of Anthony Hopes
new novel. "Phroso." All will be fully IL.
lustrated; the Kipling story with eleven
drawings by W. A. G. Pape.
The Grand Lodge of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows in Sonth Carolina
held its annual meeting in Piedmont last
week, with a full attendance of delegates.
B K B Kreps Of Langley, was elected
Grand Master; Dr.. o. 9 Falls. Of Clifton,
Deputy Grand Master; DR. N T. Richard
SOD, of Piedmont Grand Warden; w. 8.
Blown, of Columbia, Grand Secretary; Fl.
Endel, OF Greenvil'e,; Grand Treasurer.
The Grand Lodge will meet in Abbe7ille
IN May next.
Abbeqille Press and Bonner: Mr.
Joshua Ashley, Sr, q venerable gentleman
of the Antreville section, was In town
Monday. Mr.. Ashley is hale and gets
around "a we'll az many men his junior
by years. He is So years Of age. he
brought with him to be repaired q shot
gun OF English make that has been in the
family for nearly or quite a hundred years,
and is still a good weapon. 1t was bought
by his father in Augusta before Hamburg
wa, ever started Mr.. Ashley has a
brother living near him that ia ten years
his senior, being over 95 years old.
Rev. Thos. s. teavell and wife, nee Cla-
riuda Garrett, who removed from this
Comfy to Londerdale County, Ala, in
1859, have both crossed the river which
separates time from eternity. Mr.. L'avell
died of pneumonia on the 22d day of
March, aged SO years, and his wife fol.
lowed him, dying of pneumonia on the
25th Of March, 1896 Mr. Leavell was Son
Of R-v. John Leavell, of Bolton, and
bis wife was q daughter of Thos. Garrett
who lived near Hopewell. They have
many friends and relatives IN the County
who will be panied to hear Of their death.
The Greenville Neus of yesterday says:
In consequence or his declining health,
James F.. Her, of Piedmont, haa concluded
tn never bis connection with the Piedmont
Manufacturing company and rest aud re-
cuperate for a while. The company
passed very complimentary resolutions to
him and as a substantial evidence OF iis
apprprist,on of bis valuable services vot, d
him 81 900 and the use of his house free OF
rent Tor one year He has been superin-
tendent of the mill for fourteen years and
epi ,ys the confidence of the officers Of the
cora p.ny and the employees He will M
succeeded BY w. T. Walker, now the o. er-
seer Of carding, who has been in the etr
pioyment Of the company twenty years.
These two men show what Southern nen
can accomplish in Southern mills.
Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. Fannie
McCully. wife of MIR Stacy McCully, died
at her home about three miles west OF the
city, and the announcement Of her death
wan G great shnck to many of her friends,
who knew nothing Of her illness. She
had been suffering for some time with
Bright's disease, but was confined to her
bed only about q week. Mrs. McCnlly
was the second daughter Of the late Gil
T. T.. Roberts. and Was about 43 years OF
age She Joined the Methodist church in
her girlhood and throughout her life was q
devoted and consistent member. She
possessed a gentle, loving disposition, and
was most highly ESTEEMED by q wide circle
Of friends. On Friday afternoon her re
mains were laid beside her parents In the
Presbyterian churcbysrd, after appropri
at. funeral services by her pastor. Rev. g
P. Watson. She leaves no children, but
the devoted husband, brothers and siater-
who survive her are sorely hereaved q
have the sympathy Of all their friends
Last week we were the recipient Of the
following invitation: Your presence is
requested at the Graduating Recital Of
Miss Maud Dckson. pupil OF the Voc J.
Department of the G 'lumhia Female Col
Iege, assisted by Miss Gertrude jones,
Pianist and Miss Buchanan, Eiocntion-'
ist, THURSDAY evening, Nay IA, 1896 8 ~
O'clock" Mis- Dickson is O daughter o.
Rev j. Walter Dickson, Presiding Elder
| of ehe Columbia District, aud a most &C"
| cornpiished and charming young lady"
Sn9 mas many JIleuus duu ieloI'soNio 60,
| d.rson County, who we know will reac.
the following extract from the Columbia
| States report of the occasion: The State,
on anniher occasion. has taken pleasurelE
! rernarking upon the beauty of Miss DICK
sons vocal work. aud through Der lovely
singing, together with her grac full pres
eucs, she ADDED new laurels to her reputa
ton and drew forth fresh encomiums OF
praise from her large array OF listeners
In this recital Miss Dickson was fortunate
in having to assist her, as pianist, Miss
Ger.rnde Jones, a fair Tennesseean, who,
whether a. pianist or vocalist, is always
extr. mely attractive. Mss Jones had one
number on the programme. II piano solo,
: L. Cascade" by that eminent composer,
Pauer, and so correctly and beautifully
did she render this that the audience would
gladly have listened Indefinitely to tbs
sweet music called forth by the def hn-
gers of this accomplished performer. Mss
Buchanan. with a recitation, "The Might
Watcb," also assisted Miss Dickson, and
the touching pa'hos OF this literary gem
was exquisitely brought out in a dramatic
manner. In the closing numher Mrs
Dickson had az her a~ccompanist Miss Ia
Dor on the violin, who showed how well
ar : what sweet music she could coax
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