The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-09-20

from the Third Congressional District
in the L. s. Naval Academy, has pass
ed the entrance examination, and has
been ordered to report to the Academy.
Mayor Hollcman, Of Walhalla, did
the graceful act in charging up Il
healthy fine against the gay young
rowdics who painted that town red q
few weeks ago. The fines could have
been larger, but we suppose tho Mayor
found some mitigating circumstances.
In their new advertisement this week
Mcssrs. Julius II. We'll & Co., of the
Alliance Store, make their fall an
n0unccmcnt, which will prove of in
terest to every one OF our readers. Ev
cry department. Of this big establish
ment is full. and prices arc low. Give
them an early call.
Our good friend Jep Wilson. Of An
derson. S. c., is here for the purpose of
putting some finishing masonic touches
OH the elegant mansion of 4. y. AL
ford. When Jcp clinks his trowcl on q
Job for the last time you can gamble
that the work is done to the Queens
taste.-HaytmcA SIN.
DR.. j. Louis Gray leaves the last of
this week for Anderson. where lie will
locate for the practice of his profes-
sion. His friends in Seneca wish him
much success in his chosen ticld.-Oco
nee Ncms. DR.. Gray is an Anderson
boy, and his many friends are delighted
to welcome him back home.
Mrs. Hess Porclcr Vim, after so
ourning for a month or more i'll the
markets OF the North and East in the
interest of Brown, Osborne Il Co.'S
millinery department., has returned,
and is showing large line Of new and
stylish millinery novelties. She would
be pleased to have her friends and ac
quaintanccs Of former days call and see
her.
The Patrick Military Institute OPEN
ell last Thursday very auspiciorsly.
Since that day many more young men
have entered and they continue to ar
rive every day. With the addition of
IL gymnasium and with the many i'm
proyements made upon the building by
the carpenter and painter, the appear
ance and the comfort of the school has
been greatly improved.
w. n. Thompson and George II.
Ligon, two young gentlemen from An
derson, are here with the Electric Light
and Power Company. Mr.. Thompson
is a son of John w. Thompson, who
was soldier in Co. G, Orr's Rifles. Mr..
Ligon is a son OF Rev. Cater I.igon. Il
Presbyterian minister who married
Miss Sumter Widcman OF this County.
They arc excellent young mcn.--ibbr-
Hllc Medium.
Rev. L. A. Reid, OF Charleston, spent
Sunday in the city with friends. He
has been visiting friends and relatives
in the up-comtry during the summer.
Mr.. Reid was Il missionary to Africa
during the sixties, and was here i'll 1Sti,
attending the Baptist State Convcn-
ton. Our city has grown very much
since then, and he noticed that great
many of the old residents have been
removed. But he had many pleasant
"reminiscences OF the people at that
time. Monday afternoon he left to
visit friends and relatives in Bolton.
Miss Lola NJ. Casey, of Scptus, this
County, has been elected principal OF
the Hurricane High School, near Clinton,
S. G. We takcpleasurc i'll recommends
ing Miss Lola to the good people of
Clinton as young lady possessed OF
gentle disposition and noble traits OF
character. Having taken the degree OF
A. b. and l.. |. III the Winthrop Nor
nal and Industrial College of this
State, she is we'll prepared to fill the
position to which she is elected. She
will leave about the first of October to
take charge of the school. We wish
her success.
After long illness Mrs. Lucinda
White, wife Of Mr.. Hiram White, who
moved from this County about thirty
years ago, died at her home in Harts-
horne, Indian Territory, on August
eth. Mrs. White was in the ,4th year
of her age, and was Il daughter OF tho
late Rev. Robt. King. When quite
young she joined the Ba::ist Church
and was baptized by her father at Dor
chester Church, near Bolton. She was
the mother of ten children, three OF
whom, with their father, survive her
The deceased has many old friendsand
relatives in Anderson County who will
regret to hear of her death.
News reached here last Saturday that
there were ten or twelve cases OF small
pox among the lariies OH the two
plantations belonging to the MessrS.
Elrod. in Bruslly Creek Township, two
or three miles above Piedmont. AS soon
as Supcrvisor J. y. Nandivcr wa> noli-
fled of the disease ne went to Piedmont
and with Dr. Crown Tcrrcucc. Of the