The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-22

School will meet on the lst July to elect 9
principal. All applicants must have good
recommendations and file their applica-
tions before the day of election.
The State Teachers Association will
meet at Harris Springs July IA. A full
attendance is expected and a delightful
meeting is in anticipation. Every teacher
who can should attend this meeting.
Mr. E. B. Keys, of Broadway Township
eowed 81 bushels of wheat last fall. Last
week his crop was threshed and it yielded
him 1O2 bushels. This is certainly fine
yield, and also very profitable crop
Congress man Latimer was quite sick at
his home in B.lton last week, but is now
needing rapidly snd will soon return to
bis post of duty in Washington. Hespent
short while in the city Monday after
noon.
On account of the increase in business
in the An iersou postoffice, the salary OF
the Postmaster has been increased from
$500 to $500 year. The salaries of sew
erul other postmasters in the State have al
so been increased.
Miss Sue Dickson, who has been a
teacher in the Anderson Graded School for
the past two years, has returned to her old
home, Columbia, where she has been
elected teacher in the Graded School.
Her many friends regret 10 see her leave
Anderson.
The midsummer recital OF Miss Lizzie
Cornish's music pupils will be given in
the Opera House on Tuesday evening,
July 5th An interesting program is being
arranged for the occasion. The proceeds
will be donated to the purchase of flag
for the Anderson Volunteers.
Mr.. B. S Patrick, of Anderson. has re-
ceived the degree of Electrical and Me-
cbauical Engineer from the Alabama
Polytechnic Institute He has also been
elected by the trustees of that Institution
to the position of Commandant OF Cadets,
and put in charge Of the gymnasium.
The first cotton bloom of the season to
6nd its way to pr office is from the fields
of Mr.. Joseph Harper, of Broadway
Township. The bloom appeared on
Thursday, 10Th inst. On Friday blooms
were also received from Mr.. C. D. Madden,
of Autun, and Mr.. 6. J. Murdrey, of the
Fork.
The annual pic mic which was to take
place next Saturday. 25sh inst /, at Mrjrrs'
Mills. has been changed to Andersonville.
The public is cordially invited to attend
and bring well-filled dinner baskets. The
candidates are especially invited to be
present. Hon. J. w. Ashley will deliver
aepeech.
1t is proposed to have reunion Of the
old students of the Carswell Institute this
year. In another column Mr.. T. T. Wake
| field publishes notice in reference to the
matter and calls meeting to be held in
this city next Monday to arrange pro-
gram for the occasion. All OF the old stu
dents should attend this meeting.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Vance MCGEE died at their home in
Hall Township last Sunday night. The
little one was sick only three days with
cholera infantum. The remains were In.
TERED at First Creek Church Monday af-
ternoop. In their sore bereavement the
parents have the sympathies of all their
friends.
Children's Day will be observed at Flat
Rock next Sunday, and all the neighbor-
ing Sunday Schools are cordially invited to
attend. Hon. J. NJ Sullivan and j. F.
Rice, Esq, will address the School. The
varenpes choir will conduct the music
for the occasion. The services will begin
promptly at 10 o'clock a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Minor, who were
united in the holy bonds Of matrimony at
Macon. Ca, last week. have been spend
ing few days inthe city the guests of the
formers brother, Mr.. c. s. Minor. Last
Saturday afternoon reception was ten
dered the bride and groom at the home OF
Mr.. Minor, and was attended by a large
crowd Of the ladies OF the city.
Prof. John T. Milford will conduct 4
singing at Mizpah Baptist Church, neal
Iva, next Sunday, beginning at 8 o'clock
a. m. The public is cordially invited to
attend and bring the dinner baskets, as the
meeting will continue throughout the day
In the afternoon at o'clock services will
be conducted by the pastor, and will con.
clude with the celebration of the L0rd's
Supper.
State Superintendent of Education May
field has made public his schedule for
County Institutes for white teachers This
summer over the State. That for Ander.
son County will be held in this city Au.
gust 1-G, conducted by Prof. Patterson
Wardlaw. of the South Carolina College
and Superintendent A. Greasor, OF the
Darlington Graded Schools
Rev. W. r Richardson, pastor of the
Methodist Church ut Anderson. spent
several days in Piedmont last week visit
ing his brothers, j. M. and N. I. Richard
son. On Thursday nigh, he conducted
the meeting at the Methodist church here
and gave deeply impressive talk on per-