The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-06-17


Colorado gold niue. old plantation.
Germ IN s. Booue's trained wild ani-
mals. Streets OF Cairo. Moorish pal
sce, haunted swing, wha!ehack sen
wave. electric scenic theate-. Pom oey's
pillar. camera obscura II ,ney iilISiou.
Venetian canai ami many more. Fau-
tty Fair occupies the western portion %
the park. beyond the line of the Con.
msrce uHd Transportation bu:!dlnSa
-ho woman's building.
The architecture CT the WoNan's
building is partial Counterpart or The
Hermitage. the house OF President An
drew Jackson. situated near NASHVILLE.
Added to the colonial style are sugges-
tious Of the Greek school Of archltec-
ture. producing an unusually beautiful
and artistic effect. 1t Is situated south
of the Auditorium, at the edge of q
shady grove of trees. Eight splendid
columns hold the roof above the por.
tico. ami higher still I'll observatory,
surrounded by columns and highly or
nameuteti, CROWNS the Whole woman,
Mrs. Sarah Ward Oou!ey. Is the archi-
tot. and it VIII be managed entirely by
women under the direction vi Mrs. Van
Leer Kirkman. the president ot the
womau's board. Within the ors TO.
tunda extends through the two stories.
with grand staircase leaiinS up from
the rear. passing magnificent circular
window OF many coio-s. In this large
space. or ro.uada, there will be paying
fountains ami palms AMI ststuary In
rich luxurianca. At the left OF the ell.
trance is ths assembly nal for cou-
crosses aud pubic meetings. Other
rooms are devoted to the arts aud H.
dustrics. to patents. books aud musical
D compositions. painting. sculpture. ce-
ramics and china painting. embroidery.
model cooking, education aud the WORK
O; womsu exclusively o. every charac.
ter
Mrs. Van Leer KirSman. president OF
the woman's department OF the Tell
nessse exposition. assisted by Mrs q.
II. Rattermau. chairman OF womau's
patents. has prepared the most unique
exhibition of womau's work ever con.
ceived.
In one room o. the Woman's build.
Eng there stands q high horse, upon
which there is every trapping invented
for the horse by woman.
Accomm M ,dstionS
A very interesting point to all who
intend to visit Nashville is the accom-.
modation and expense. This has not
bssn overlooked and the official Cen
tennial bureau OF registration aud pub
lie comfort affords the public every ia.
ciiity for sec1a:n2 accommodations In
advance All that is necessary Is to
write to the chie:. Mr.. Wharton j. Al
len; tell him what you want and what
you want TO pay for board, and be VIII
tell you where to get it. He is well
known business man Of the city.
All kilograms aud letters addressed
care of this bureau will b. promptly
delivered by its spsyiai messengers All
visitors will be welcomed aud any III.
formation will be chesrfully given.
The following rates will be charged!
Board. per day. in private residences.
with meals. 81 to 81 90: without meals,
90 cents to 81; boarding houses. with
meals. ST to 81 per day; hotels. with
meals, s. to s.; without meals. 81 and
upward Liberal rates will be given
by week or month. By communicat.
ing with the bureau you can secure
rooms for any date desired
Mr.. G. E Harman. general passsn'
agent of the Western and Atlantic rail.
road. Atlanta. is prepared to furnah
any information relative to rates ei
railroad fare, hotel accommodations.
eto.. upon application