The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-05-03
Official, Comprehensive and Conclusive.

The OFFICIAL statement, which was
made public yesterday by the Commit
| tee on Information, with regard to the
arrangements made by the Reunion
| authorities for the accommodation of
visitors to Charleston during Reunion
week, and the terms of such accommO-
datlOns, covers the whole ground and
will settle finally every doubt and
question as to the reasOnableness of
such terms. Put in rs few words as ia
practicable, the statement is rs fol-
lows:
Hotels: Room, with single bed, one
person only, SO to $5.,
sons only, So to "a each person.
Room, with two double beds, three
or four in room. So TO 80 each person.
Room, with three double beds, six in
a room, $3.50 TO $3.50 each person.
Room, with four double beds, or eight
cots, eight persons in room, so to $}
each person.
These rates are for lodging and board
per day, and are the usual rates charged
per day at the hotels.
Payment in advance is required for
all rooms ordered to be reserved.
Boarding and private houses:
Lodging and three meals, 81 to So so
n day.
Lodging, breakfast and supper, 81 to
Lodging and breakfast only, 80 cents
to 81 day.
Lodging only, in parties OF 4 to so in
room OF hall, so cents to 81.
The committee announce that they
are prepared to furnish excellent ac-
cOmmodatiOns" on these terms to par
ties numbering from two to fifty per-
sons.
Special and ample arrangements have
been made, besides, for visitors who
are only or mainly concerned about
finding q place to sleep, as follows:
DOrmitOries for men only have been
arranged IN many parts Of the city,
dations can be obtained at so cents per
night. At some of them breakfast can
be obtained at from 25 cents to 80
cents.
Like provision has been made by the
ladies of Charleston for the benefit CT
lady visitors.
Several dormitories have been fitted
only.
The charges will be lodging 30 cents
per night; at some of them breakfast
will be served for 80 cents; and lunches
can be obtained at all times of the day.
A committee of ladies will be in at
tendance, at each place, by day and
night, to look after the comfort of their
guests.
The wants of those who may desire
to spend only the days in the city have
also been kept in view.
Reputable restaurants will be open
all over the city, and regular meals to
the number of $1,000 daily have been
provided for, at the average price of IS
cents each. Lunch counters will be
opened, with capacity of $4,000 lunch
es daily, at the price of 10 to 20 cents
each.
The committee announce, finally,
that they are ''fully prepared to accom-
mOdate forty thousand visitors at the
rate scheduled" and that all persons
who desire to visit the city lean be ac-
cOmm0dated, without finding any Just
cause for complaint as to terms or the
nature OF their quarters, if they will
communicate directly with the COM
mittee." Applicants should state what
accommodations they desire. the num-
tSa ber Of % persons sons to be be provided for, and
gagement is desired. All applications
should be addressed . RObertP Evans,
Chairman COmmitte on Information, or
should be made Mt the headquarters of
the committee OH the arrival of the
visitors in the city.
This statement, as we have said is
official, comprehensive and conclusive.
It should silence all criticism of |
Charleston's hospitality during the Re-
union week, as better and more liberal
provisions for the entertainment of a /!
g.eat multitude of visitors have never
been made, we believe, by any city in
the country on any occasion.-NeWs and |
Courier.
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