The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-06-09

| DTOChS VA MCOuLue eClooI, tuIH ofeh!a6'
They will leave tomorrow for Nashville,
Tenn, on q bridal trip.
We invite your attention to the adver-
| tisement of F. M. Butler. During the
| Summer he will have fresh meats only on
Saturdays. On other days he can supply
your table with almost anything to eat.
He is also prepared to serve you anything
in the "original package" line. Read what
he says.
The reunion of Confederate Veterans at
Nashville, Tenn, on the 22nd inst, will be
resented. Gen. Walker, Of the South
Carolina Division, has issued a circular,
setting forth many particulars of the occa-
sion. Anderson County will send a big
delegation.
The committee of arrangements have
honored us with an invitation to attend
the Quarter Centennial Celebration of Ers-
kline College at Due West on next Tuesday
evening. The occasion will 40 doubt be
one of unusual interest to the former stu.
dents, patrons and friends of this grand
old institution.
Rev. J. N. Fl. Summerell left Monday
TO attend the meeting Of the Trustees Of
Davidson College, of which institution he
was recently elected a trustee. The two
lady relatives, who have been visiting his
family. accompanied him as far as David
son College on their return home to States.
vile and Salisbury, N. c.
AS is we'll known, G. F. Jones Il Co.. are
going to move in the early fall into the
new Webb building, now being erected.
and they are determined to get rid of all
their goods 20 rs to save time and trouble
in moving them. Therefore, they are Of
fering bargains to everybody. Read what
they say in their new advertisement this
week.
The Citadel Cadets will arrive in Andar-
son next Tuesday evening on the Q. d W.
G.. r. R., coming via Augusta. They will
bring fine band with them. The Cadets
will be in our midst about two weeks, and
our people are determined to make their
stay as pleasant as possible. They will
have a drill every, day and will make q
fine appearance.
a meeting Of Camp Stephen D. Lee,
Confederate Veterans, will be held in the
Court House next Saturday afternoon at 8
| o'clock to make arrangements to attend
the reunion in Nashville, All the mem.
bers are urged to attend, and all other
veterans in the County who desire to
attend the reunion are cordially Invited
to meet with them.
Commencement at Due West will be on
next Tuesday and Wednesday. Or Tues
day Dr.. Grier's Quarter. Centennial as
President of Erskine College will be cele.
brated. There will be quite an array of
prominent men to speak that day, and it
will likely be a great day in the history Of
Due West commandments. The Seniors
will speak Tuesday night.
Our readers will have to excuse the
shortcomings of the advertisement writer
| at Dean Il Ratliffe's for his failure to favor
them with q change till now. He found
the Last one q drawing card and was
]oath to make a change till o when
he he's some plain facts be wishes tho pub
appears in another column and your atten-
ton ia respectfully called thereto.
Mrs. Alriua Lindsey, wife of Mr.. s.. w.
Lindsey, of Fair Play, died on the 4th
inst, after a brief illness, in the thirty
| second year of her age. She was burisd at
Fair Play, the services being conducted by
| her pastor, Rev. Mr.. Bailey. of the Wes-
! leysn Church, and Rev. T. M. Cole, Of the
| Baptist Church. She was o daughter of
Mr.. P M. Whitfield, and was held in
much esteem by all who knew her. She
left no children.
The Executive Committee OF the State
/ Teachers Association has arranged to hold
its next meeting on Paris mountain near
| Greenville, June 30sh to July 9Th. A large
number of teachers from Anderson ard al
over the State expect to attend. The rail-
way companies will sell one fare round
trip tickets. Those Svho have Hdecids sd to
! go should at once notify E L Hughes, Of
Greenville. or Mr.. W. E. johnson, Hotel
Altamont, Greenville, S G.
Honea Path Chronicle: "Mr. James
| McBurney, from County Antrim, ireland,
is q guest at the home of Mr.. W, A..
Erwin, at Erwin's Mill near here. He
arrived in Charleston from "Ould Ireland"
on May 9th and will remain in this coun-
try for a plumber of weeks. he is quite an
! interesting talker, and his descriptions Of
| great deal Of interest. He is greatly i'm
pressed with opr country and the people
| with whom he hes met"
Mrs. Mary Holland, Of Hertshorne, In
dian Territory, is visiting friends and rela-
tives in and around Bolton. Mrs. Hol.
land ia a daughter of Hiram White, who
once lived in this County, but now living
in the Indian Territory, and a grand
daughter OF Robt. King, deceased. She left
this County thirty-two years ago and
moved to Georgia, where abe lived Two
years, and moved from there to her pre,lent
home. We hope Mrs. Holland will con-
tinue to enjoy good health, and have 9
pleasant stay among her many friends ind
relatives, as she says it will be her last
timeto visit old South Carolina.
The Columbia State of the End inst says /:
ELECTIONS were yesterday ordered to be
held for Houea Path and Williamson
Counties on the 26th inst. These two new
County schemes will be left to the deuis-
ion of the ballot box. The territory which
these ~corGties desire has already been
stated. Both wish certain territory and
there has been q preliminary skirmish to
prevent either from getting an election
ahead of the other. To put them on . n
equal footing Governor Ellerbe ordered
the elections on the same day. Only one
Of the proposed counties can be establish
3D."
The commencement exercises of the
| Patrick Military Institute take place next
week, and q cordial invitation Is extended
to all u people to attend them. The
commencement sermon will be preached
| by Rev. G.. S. Gardner, D. D., in the Bap-
fist Church next Sunday morning. The
|lexercises of the literary societies will be
held in the Institute Chapel on Tuesday
evening at $50 o'clock. On Wednesday,
morning, beginning at 10 o'clock, the reg.
| ular commencement exercises will be held
in the Chapel. The literary address will
be delivered by Rev. G. G. Brown, D. T.,
ofSumter, s. O.
There is on exhibition in Mr.. John M.
! Hubbard's jewelry emporium in this city,
one of the best pieces of pen drawing We
have ever seen. To us it appears to he
| equal to the finest steel engraving, and We
would advise all who have not seen it to
call and make a careful study Of its fault
less merit and beauty. The picture, 22x2S
inches and mounted in an elegant frame,
is the work OF Mr.. George K. Browr,
| whose reputation as q pen artist OF rare e1-
| cellence is by no means local. The sub
jects are landscapes, portraits. &C., and the
whole YVES executed with q steel pen. Mr..
Brown worked at his picture for three
years.
While in Nashville last week it was our
| pleasure to visit the homes Of u cid
friends and former townsmen, Messrs.
| K;rt Snnddav Pau1 and Parov Sharne