The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-02-19

The Columbia correspondent Of The
Greenville News, under date of the l4th
inst, in speaking of the debate on the ap
preparation bills in the Legislature. say:
g The debate on the State fair appropriation
was hot and Messrs. Ashley and Bolton
Watson exchanged compliments. Mr..
Ashley charged Mr.. Watson, who favored
the appropriation, with being first on one
side and then on tho other. Mr.. Watson
called Mr.. Ashley q liar. Mr.. Ashley re-
piled in kind and continued bis argu-
ment. The State fair association was
was finally refused. Then Mr.. Watson
rose and apologized to the house for his
unparliamentary language and MI. Ash
ley did likewise and everything was quiet
and serene again."
Honea Path Chronicle: ut was the
happy privilege of this writer tn attend q
beautiful home wedding last Thursday
evening the contracting parties beirg Mr..
J. T. Mcconnell. Of Hopewell. aud Mas
Claudia Gaasaway, daughter of Mr.. B F.
Gasseway, Rev. w. B. Hawkins oficia-
ting. The wedding took place about 6
o'clock, and was q quiet affair only q few
Of their relatives and most intimate friends
being present. The attendants were Mr..
T. N. Lstimer and Miss Ella Mcconnell.
and Mr.. g e Moore aud Miss Lou Gss-
sawav. After the ceremony q most elegant
of Anderson County's rising young farm
ers and has a bright future before him,
and is fortunate in securing for bis help
mate such a true and worthy woman as
Miss Gassaway."
The standard" Delineator is most
assuredly the mag zine to read If one
would sppreniate all that Is meant by
"Woman's Kingdom" In the pages Of
this bright and interesting journal every
woman will find something to appeal to
her. The colored fashion and millinery
plates are artistic gems; the fifty pages de-.
voted to new fashions display the newest
and daintiest styles developed In varioun
ways; bright papers tell about odd ways Of
making pin.money, women Of note, we'd
ding anniversaries. how to be beautiful,
the follies and foibles of women. Regular
departments are devoted to Horticulture,
the nursery, interior decoration, etiquette
and book reviews, while there are also In
terestiDg articles on character reading,
leather work, dress for very small boys,
cookery, antique laces, the possibilities Of
a pattern, the bicycle world, etc Al! the
latest information regarding dress Is given
linery and the like. In fact no better
means of widening a woman's horizon
could be found than this charming peri
odical.
In spite Of the disagreeable and threaten
ing weather a large and appreciatiVe audi.
euce greeted the closing exercises of Ye
Deestrict skule" in the Opera House laot
Monday evening. These exercises were
exceedingly laughable and very entertain.
log. Indeed, 80 real were many Of the
scenes and incidents that many Of the audi
euce we're transported to the days Of their
childhood and lived again the happy school
days when the greatest insult which could
be offered them was to have the obnoxious
epithet of ''school butter'' applied to them
4 very pleasant feature of the occasion
was a vocal solo, 1.-The Flower Girl"
charmingly rendered by Mrs. Cora Lyon.
Another interesting feature was the e1hi.
bition Of living pictures under the calcium
light. The following scenes were exhibit.
ed: "Crossing the Dark River" " Recon-
Citation" "The Three Fates." and What
Are the Wild Waves Ssying?" Last night
the entertainment was repeated and another
large aud appreciative audience Yves pres
emit. The program varied from that Of the
preceding evening. The entire entertain
ment was under the direction and manage
ment OF Prof. and Mrs. Basel, and they are
to be congratulated upon their skill in
such affairs and upon the eminent success
which crowned their efforts on this parti-
cular occasion. The Ladies' Society Of
Grace Church added o nice sum to their
treasury by the entertainment.