The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-07-13

ocIOca uuo WaS purl0u. In SILVER broOk
Cemetery Sunday. Rev. J.N Il. Sum-
merell was with the family offeriug spri
tual comfort In this, the frat visit of the
angel of death, and they have the sympa.
thies OF all their friends and acauaiutap-
ces.
We have received copy of the "Wof.
ford College Illustrated" showing by ele
| giant pictures from steel engravipgs the
| founder aud benefaclors the campus and
buildings and interior of main rooms, the
board Of trustees, the cla>ees If 1897 -9S
and every point OF interest connected with
the school. We have never seen neater
work than Is display ed in this "Illustra
ted.'
| It was intended TO hold a meeting of the
Farmers Institute In this city on the 18Th
instant under the direction Of Prof. II. S.
Hartzog, Of Clemson College, and the
newspapers have announced that the meet
ing would take place on that date. but 1t
Las been decided TO indefinitely postpone
| the meeting in order to secure a better
attendance than can be had now Due
notice Of when 1t will be held will be
| given.
The Sullivan Hardware Company is
erecting on Depot street an iron clad ware
room with stone foundation and one and
9 half stories high, which will contain.
| when completed. about fifteen thousand
square feet of floor. This building will be
used principally for the storing of heavy
| machinery. This ehterprising company
has long been hampered In handling its
constantly increasing business by the
want OF O suitable ware room, and this
building is intended to meet this want
The building will be completed In about
three weeks.
Lieutenant J. N. Brown, Jr., OF the An.
| derson Company, Firat Regiments. c. ".
| has for como time been engaged in re-
cruiting work in this State. Az result Of
his efforts here Clarence E. Tolly, son Of
Mayor Tolly, Samuel w. Payne. William
A. King and Adam Lsskoweki left laet
Saturday afternoon kr Chickamauga
Lieutenant Brown informed us that he had
secured and sent forward six other young
men of Anderson County, quite q number
from Ahbeville County, and he left Satur-
day afternoon for Newberry, where he ex-
pectsd TO meet and send forward eight
others.
The Piano Recital by the pupils OF Miss
Lizzie Cornish took place Monday night
in the Opera House. The audience was
not as large as was expected. but the reel.
| tai had been twice postponed, and the
prices OF admission may have been trif1e
too high for the patriotism Of many of our
| citizens-the proceeds were to have gone
as Company fund to our Anderson Vol
unteers now in Chickamauga. The reci-
tations were delightful, each pupil acquit-
ing herself splendidly and rejecting credit
upon her teacher. The prettiest and most
| delightful part OF the program waa the
| dance by the little Misses Ella Sue Jones
| and Nan Osborne. Prizes were awarded
to Misses Clara Osborne, Ida Seel and
Lucy Earle for proficiency In their respec.
tive grades.
The State Press Association were given
| good time by the citizens Of Greenville
last Fridey. They were taken ON q pic
| mic to Paris Mountain, refreshed with pure
cir and pure water and feasted on the best
the country afforded. At an impromptu
meeting resolutions were passed thanking
| the citi9en1 OF Greenville for their hospi-
tality and pleasant surprises were sprung
| on two OF the number OF the Association.
Prevalent Aull was presented with sat
Of noli6 silver table knives, editor J. T.
bacon, Of Edgefeld. making the presonta-
; ton. ana Secretary G. Q. Eargston was
i presented with beautiful gold pen,
| Lieutenant Governor McS@eeny making
/ the presentation. In the afternoon most
of the members OF the Association took
the train for Washington Old Point Com
| fort and other places Of interest.
| a fine trip to Atlanta, Chattanoogs,
Lookout Mountain, Missionary Ridge and
| Chickamauga Park, where the frat South
Caroline Regiment Ia encamped, at the
lowest of rates. 10 20 be given the cltigens
\ or Anderson and the esurfOnEding country
by che Charleston q Western Carolina
| (Savannah Valley) and the Seaboard Air
Line. These lines will sell on July II, 18
and 10 tickets TO Atlanta and return at
~ 80. good until July 8lst Any one
holding ticket over the Savannah Valley
and 6eaboard Air Line can secure ticket
from Atlanta to Chattanooga over the
| Western Atlantic Railroad for 32.75 for the
| round trip, making a total OF S5.65 for the
entire trip from Anderson to Chattanooga
This route goes through all the famous
battle fields OF Georgia and Tennessee and
is very interesting to all Veterans. The
| schedule going Is to leave Anderson $50
M, arrive Atlanta $50 Returning, which
| should be particularly noted. Leave At
Ianta p. M. arrive Anderson 6.1O p. III. .
In order tn insure ample accommodations,
all whn intend going should notify Mr.. ].
| Reese Fant. Agent Savannah Valley, at
once. Every one should 90 TO see the
boys.
Our old and welcome friend, the Stand
ard DESIGNER, commencing with the pres.
| ent "a Aug1ss lssus' VIII os known hereafter
tofore, the standard in fashions, millinery.
and all things in which women, young
and old, are interested. The August
number Is an exceedinKly handsome one.
It hes beautiful autographed cover. dis
nlavf0O n dainty Ennuna G{yl loA Sr, G,