The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-04-12

| real estate dealer In tile House
there are Is lawyers. ii tail.vi>. : ply
>icians. , plantcr>. e? teachers. real
c>ta'" broker. ; merchants. merchant
and banker. merchants and farmers.
farmers ami millnrli. editor. plv-
>ician and farmer. banker. Total
number oi farmers in both Houses. i,.
Total number of lawyers. 80.
Mr. Julius II. We'll proprietor of the
largest mercantile establishment in tin.
city of Anderson. So. and ilat wizard
manipulation ot the violin how. Dave
NilNcilnan. were III llaiiv.ll Monday
and Titrs'l?'. displaying samples of
time goods IN different lines IL .und
effect. MIR. Wei j. Il hi.llly cullurcd
aifahlr -'u,lcmau. and a vc,1 rarul,L..
man of business paNr Si,,.lna,,.s :
h"Si "i iiicnL> w,l, dcli.ll,d in ,,,.
this favored child OF genius again.
HurfrM Gu. >un.
Mrs. I'crr>;, Strickland. ,t \,v l,nt>.
Who Is the y"ilnsr>t ,au-hl,, %, tiu.
late Judge Jacob Reid. of .\m,l,,sri.
has arrived III l.lgciicld n, Il >i>i, tu
her niece. Mis-. j. Is. ILr,iwan.,r.
Mrs. Strickland i> mnr nn, y ,c,N
handsome" woilan bat one Of marked
intrllcrtlality. great literary attain i
mrltS and wide >nr"i- ,iryc. Indeed
She has made for herself IN cnviahl.
name III the world of letters. Wrtru>t
that her visit to i.dgriirld will lr a
very pleasant "nr.- Edn.dM .l,l,t,-
f>rr.
Gen. VIM. kirkhy. President. and
Col. J.. w. trcn>lIaw. chief rli.intcr ui
the Black Diamond Railroad. arrived
III Anderson last Monday in the interest
of the proposed I. The former will
spend the week in this section. and The.
latter left this morning for Port Ruy:.l.
going through the country hy private
conveyance inspecting the route. The
surveyors will begin work in Il few
days. Gen. kirkby says the money
has heen secured and that thrcuntracts
for the grading of the entire ruatbc,l
will be- let in the early summer.
II all the meetings of the Young
Mems Business League could hr made
as inteSrSting rs that held III the City
Hall last night, they would always at :
tract large crowd. \ large number
of the fair sex hnn"rl this mrrtin.
with their presence. The Anderson
Orchestra was present and rendered
some fine selections of music. and vocal
solos were >angly Mrs. VIM. I.auyhlin,
Mrs. j. W. puattlrbaum, Miss vol.
Borstcl aml Mr.. J. II. We'll. Short
speeches were made by McSsrs. l.. NJ.
thicker, .Jr.. =. II. McCullv. ST.. j. L..
Tribblr and VIM. I.anghlin
y correspondent for another paper.
writing about IN entertainment for tn,
lovers oi music and clocitiun which ht
recently attended ut the .lntson InSti-
tutr, i'll Alabama, compliments Il lady
well known in Anderson as follows
Mrs. Gnrganus then sang two songs
which brought ont cXcellcntly the pure,
birl-likc quality of her voice. True in
tone. sweet aIl bright, never Straining
after effect, showing wonderful train
ing and execution, her singing charmed
the audience, who applaudcd for an
encore vigorously. Mrs. Gurganus's
second number was accompanied by
the violin as we'll as the piano. and no
words clin do Justice to the splendo1
and beauty of the rendition. 1t was a
long. difficult and beautiful piece, and
every part was perfect"
\ committee, consisting of Mrs. NJ.
l.. BOnham, Mrs. j. II. Vandiver and
Mrs. II. II. Watkins, representing the
X. f.. Lee Chapter of Daughters of the
COnfe.leracy, and Messrs. j. {. Wat
kins. J. X. Hood and &. &. I.angstOn,
representing Camp w. w. Humphreys
SonsOf Confederate Veterans. has been
tion of Memorial Day in Anderson.
This committee m"t ut the !.,niu oi
Mrs. Namdiver last Thursday afternoon
and discussed IL program for ilir Ucca
sion. AS the Confederate Veterans
Reunion ill Charleston takes place on
Memorial Day, May 18th. it was dccid-
cd to postpone the observance of the
day i'll Anderson until Friday, Nav
Goth. An interesting programme was
outlined for the day and it will be an
nOuncrtl in due time.
Remarkable Rescue.
Mrs Michael Curtain, Plainfield, H.,
maies the statement that she caught cold