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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-11-05
I.owndesyiIIc Items.

Dr. a.. II. Moment closed the meet
ing IN the Presbyterian Church last
Tuesday night, and it is hopcd much
good has been done.
Rev: II. Mcmillan and wife reached
here Friday from New York. He will
supply Good. Hope and Providence
Ghnrches during the absence Of Rev. l..
l.. wallace. Yesterday he preached a
very able sermon here. He and his
wife are cordially welcomed to our
Lloyd Moorchcad and bride arrived
here Saturday from Portsmouth,
ONO. He was married Wednesday
night ut O'Clock to Miss Daisy WIZ
liams' 2 popular, young lady of that
city, Mr. MoOrehcad is the Oldest son
OF Mrs. Annie l.. M0orchcad, of our
town, and has held Il position as tclc-
graph operator in Portsmouth for
several years He has accepted simi-
lar position III Columbia, and loft yes
tcrday to begin work.
Miss Ethel Spccr entertained her
trends last Friday night in honor of
Miss Eula FortsOn, who is visiting
tHtrc. Dainty refreshments were SER
we'd and Il most enjoyable evening was
spent.
Miss Frances Calhoun, the popular
teacher at I.atimcr, spent Saturday
am! yesterday with Miss Annie I.iddcll.
Miss Nora Jones. OF Texas, is visit
ing he family of Hon. Isaac McCalla.
Mrs. ii. &. Fcnncli left II few days
ago Tor Augusta to be at the bedside
OF her sister, Mrs. Tenant. who is
i'll.
Mrs. CaIIic Thompson left yesterday
Tor her home III .WiliamstOn. after Il
visit oi several weeks to relatives
Mrs. Nritie i'rcsslcy, of Atlanta, has
hc'ii IN town the past week with her
mother and sister. She left this morn
ing for her home. Nedic.
November ,.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-11-05
\ firstclass Newspaper.

For some time the business people of
Charleston have been trying to get in
to closer touch with the people of the
up-country. They have realized that
a quicker and closer railroad schedule
was the first requisite of such business
relations and In addition to quicker
business communication, that Charles
ton and her interests would be brought
into closer daily contact by the leading
newspaper getting into that section as
early as other newspapers and being
available to business men. The
Southern Railway, responsive to this
request and 10 bind the two sections.
has announced new train which will
leave Charleston every morning at 3:20
o'clock and make p fast schedule for
the up-country. This new schedule.
which is now in effect, will bring mail
and passengers direct from Charleston
and intermediate points. The new
train will reach Anderson at 11:10 a. m
It will be of interest to kncw that this
new schedule will bring The News and
Courier to Anderson at 11:1O every
NOR ing, As everyone knows there il
no .'tau newspaper than The Newt
and = eier. lI is first class news.
paper Every respect, and publishes
the full geographic and market report.
and g'y ,dii The State new3. 1t Is the
paper IT South f'arotinians.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-11-05

The above explains itself "a Sensible Woman don't
all to feel when they
IN and THE AGNET they will the best Goods
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-11-05
"Waioh the Kidnavs "

when they ar ,ffsoted, life Is In dam
ger" aays Dr.. Abefnethy, the great Eng.
!ish ph7 s!oisG. Foioy's Kidney Cure
makes sound kidneys Evans Pharmacy.
Hang Your barn doors with Hangers
Furnished by Sullivan Hardware 60. and
you will never be troubled by having
them Income displaced.
ANY CHURCH or parsonage or insti-
tuition supported by voluntary contribu-
tion will hs given liberal quantity Of
the Longman Il Martinez Paints when.
over they paint
NoTE-Tnis has been our custom for
twenty -se zen veirs; any building not
sati >factoI lily pajnted will be repainted at
our expense; r1out one gallon of Linssed
on to ba adueu 10 every gallon of the
paint to make ready for u-e; It's mixed
In two minutes, and tho cost OF the paint
thereby reduced to ab ,ut Sl.30 per gallon
YEARLY product over one million gal
lons. Apply to any of our agents, always
tho best merchant i'll every city nud town
in the Cni.ed States.
Lnngman Il Martinez
Sole Avents, F. B. Cravton & Co., An
der'on, lIolcombe & Haynie, Bolton.
Din't
Imagine tha, nj Floura are alike. There
is difference. big difference. SO much
depends upon having pure, white and
nutritious Flour that the subjec. ia
worthy Your careful Investigation and
consideration.
You will he h,tier satisfied in selecting
Cnttnn' Hour, u fact that everyone who
knows any thing about Flour will tell
You In rnriA, whit.ness ana quality,
Clifton Flour excels all other Flnura.
'n't itnnSine that because "Clifton"
Flour IL ~ high grade Fluur that the
prize - ',is!., '':*:.ts., the i;Tica is low, in
reac "t al h"nseekeepers Cheap Flour
IL 't-"r ,t ANY price, while "Olfton" l.
the very t"st that YOU eau bny.
Branslo,d Mile, Owensboro, Ky
Save Your rra.s with Blade sud
Snath tr"r Sullivan Hardware 90 Thsv
have Blades pertectly AZ and sharpeuat
w,.irh They rau furnish with any style
Snath wnt.ten.
MONEY O LOAN-A few thousand
d"il%r- 10 tend ON Land tor clients. Ap
PLY Co B +. Mtr.i Attorney Law.
WANTED District Managers for The
Pennsylvania Casualty Company uf
scranton, Pa, writing all forms Ot lia.
hility, elevator and plate glass iusurauce.
viii paw tn tho light agent extra ootp-
mis>i"9
B-quest. Dudley & Mann,
Resident Managers,
l4-6 Charlotte, NC.
Cnurn~! Churn>! Churns! A lot or all
| just rsceive!. Brock Hardware Co.
sullivan Hardware Co. have just re-
r-iv-h the first ami only snlid Gar load of
Crates ev~r brought To Anderscn. They
have AL ,he l~t- d'.sigue aud finishes and
can quote interesting pricea.
| Danger In Fall Colds.
/ Fall o,lds are liabln TO hang on all win
ter, leaving the seeds OF pnenmonia
! bronchius o. consumption. Foley's
. Honey aud Tar cures quickly and pre-
| venta serious reaulss Is is old aud re-
liable, tried aad tested. safe and sure,
contains no oDiAtes and will not conaii.
pate. Evane Pharmacy.
Do you contemplate doing any build.
ingr II 30, you should examine Sulli.
van Hardware Cos. line OF Builder'a
Hardware. They have ell the latest de.
signs OF Looks B ,,ts, 60, i, and can at
You IL % In q rnoat aatistsrtnrY vvav
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-11-05

- If we could see ourselves as
others sec US mirrors would be drug
on the market.
= Somo women are so modest that
they won even own up TO the size of
their faults.
- Thieves taking ways leaves little
to be desired.
a painful duty is best performed
by substitute.
- If man is inclined to be foolish
silk hat won t save him.
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A. Card Of Thanks.

Mr.. Editor: Please allow us space
in your paper to thank our friends and
neighbors who we're 80 kind to us dur
ing the sickness and death of our little
darling, ARA. May God bless and re-
ward each and every one Of them.
j. L. Campbell and Wife.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-11-05

Grand total property IS, ::IE;?!,::.il
There is 10 be added to the above
:::ii.9!J. arising from poll ,nX.
Iiic Tax levy IS l.: mills, which will
create IL land OF Slus. .:;2OI~
The special school tax, outside OF the
city of Anderson. i> only : ,Jl9.?J.
ne total amount of taxes to be col
lcctcd Will aggregate SIG. G.1JJi3.
There will be- Il number of additional
returns. which will probably increase
the total value of all property to 80
UOo. 900. However, the above figures
show ii considerable increase over those
ui last year
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-11-05

The above explains itself "a Sensible
We all
lin and The AGNEF they will the best Goods
WONDERFUL SHOE BA RGAINS.
Dougola solid Shoes the
per make he price 5c Chldren Pbb
solid Shoe" to r.
name the under:elp prize sic Misses Pbbled
IL fellows
SIC. " -
we proudly make tho claim
you BUY Inc Shirts best quality peroa Madras Bedd Cord
FELLOW price oOc each 2lc saving 29c.
TO WIN TRADE aud
the other fellow dollar KIDD
JEANS all wool other fellows
2c - roe
Fannsr Wasting in all the effects
candl l5c yard -
Felt Window Shades complete with fixtures only &c
Don the 29c Shirts Too
&B&OLUTELT FREE!
On Monday the will
g the lucky lumber & Iron King Csok,ng s1 complete all
81 1o you entitled numbered Coupon This trying
hememher this
the place where Goods lime
Iours always truly,
JOHN 4. MAGNET.
ns The down the Post Office sells the Best.
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Taxable Values or Property.

The following exhibit of the assessed
value Of real and personal property in
Anderson County is kindly furnished
us by Auditor Holcman, showing the
different objects that are taxed under
personal property. One OF the striking
and goats returned for taxation, while
there are 2.jiG dogs, with probably
several thousand others running at
large. The facts are otherwise inter.
csting, as will be seen on examinations
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a SEN sgBlE WOMAN.

CITY, OCTOBER
DEAR RED No need % waste tim: looking aou1d That big fat
the window has just the Goods need and
X ATT
P SDont fail TO bring at 49c
each 1t dou appreciate them yourself remember would
m9re OF them for
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-11-05

COALl :. "a ..E--Pnone to j. j. Dob.
bins stable or coal yarc.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-29
'TWIXT STORM.

Kingston Island of st. Vincent, Mon
day May 26th.-On Saturday night the
dense clouds forming a canopy over the
greater part of the island lowered. and
4 severe thunderstorm. accompanied by
a heavy rainfall, broke over ST. Vincent
and continued until today, causing the
mud streams in the windward district of
Georgetown to be flooded Two lives
wee lost. The rainfall was so heavy
that it disturbed the bodies of the buried
victims of the volcanic disaster, and
corpses with putrid flesh hanging to the
bones were exposed TO view.
During the rain storm the Soufrere
volcano appeared to give forth dense
clouds of yapor aud steam. rising to a
considerable height and spreading over
the neighborhood Roaring sounds from
tie mountain also caused apprehension
CT another eruption Severe lightning
lasted all night Saturday and Sunday
Eight inches of rain fell at Kingston be-
tween Saturday and Monday, the heaviest
downfall since the hurricane.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-29

1t looks very much as if the wisdom
of the purchase Of the Plant system by
the Coast Line is being made manifest.
The increase in traffic over the Coast
Line is very noticeable. Never in its
history have there been so many heavy
freight trains passing as there are now,
The truck business constitutes the bulk
of the gain. This trade was formerly
divided with the Southern, now the Coast
Lire gets it all. The force at the trans
fer yard are rushed night and day
Florence Times.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-29
Ths Supreme Court.

The following cases were argued in
the Supreme court yesterday
Johnson VS., Armfield; by Jno. A. Bar
ringer for plaintiff, Bynum G. Bynum anG
King G. Kimball for defendant.
Trust Co. VS.. Benbow; by John n. Will
son and E. K. Bryan for plaintiff, James
T. Morehead and King & Kimball for de-
PENDANT.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-29

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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-29
DEAF, DUMB AND BLIND.
Closing Exercises Of the Colored Department
on Next Friday.

The closing exercises of the colored de
partment of the North Carolina Institu-
ton for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind will
take place Friday, May 80.
friday morning, 1880, literary oro-
gramme will be rendered, winding up
with an address by Rev O. Faduma, of
Troy, n. C.
At $50 p. m. there will DE given the
annual musical concert. The public is
cordially invited to attend these exer-
cises.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-29

JAMES d. McNEILL,
president n. C. S. F. Association.
Fayetteville. n. c.. May %, 1902"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-29
PAST THAT STAGE.

Mr.. Westside-Is Biggs still paying at
tention to your sister?
astside-NaW-they' been married
this two enthusiastically Life.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-29

I am a candidate for the nomination Of
Register of Deeds. l have filled the Of
fee since the death of Capt. Billy Hood
and everyone who has visited the office
says it is in better shape than ever be-
fore in it's history. With this record !
come to the Democratic voters soliciting
their support in the primaries
J. J. BERNARD.
ct Wlx 4W
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-29
tNKY BLACK CLOUDS sROr
WITH VOLCANIC LIGHTNING
The Inhabitants of Fort de France Flock TO the
Public Square and Watch the Threa-
tening Clouds
(By the Associated Press.)

Fort De France, Island of Martinique,
Monday, May 26.-(9 p. m.)-Nont Pelee
is again in eruption. Huge inky- black
clouds are rolling over Fort De France
in great masses, in which there are pecu-
liar lightning flashes. The inhabitants
are now focking into the great square Of
the town. If the demonstration increases,
q panic is imminent.
4 very heavy surf has been beating on
the shore for the last two hours, and an
enormous, greyish yellow cloud, az a
great height, is dimly visible in the direc-
ton of Mont Pelee.
Fort De France is in no danger from
The volcano. but there is considerable
apprehension of a panic in the night
time, should the greyish yellow cloud
reach here and ashes and stones begin to
fall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06

liam final president: Julian Gum, of
Richmond term president; c. H. Dun,
away, of Lancaster. Sice-presidcnt; r. 5.
Hudgins. of Hampton. censor; II. Q. Gill
liam OF Petersburg. recording secretary;
L., r. Tindal, of South Carolina. cor
responding secretary; J. T. Fitzger-
aid, of Pittsylvana. chaplain G. w.
#EogG. of King and Queen, treas
urer: Lane Lacy, of Richmond,
critic: E. P. Buxton, of Newport News.
sergeant a arms, and I. S. Leonard, OF
Washington, hall manager
The PhiloloSian Literary Society elect
ed tile following officers on Friday night:
Final President. E. H. Williams, of Nam
semond; Term President. S. T. Mathews,
of Norfolk: Nice-President. w. P. Clarke,
Of Chesterfield; Secretary, 3. P. Alley.
of Norfolk; Treasurer, w. .. Bremner,
Of Canada: Censor. w. H. Ham. of Rich
mond; Critic, 2. w. James. of Culpeper;
Chaplain, 0. 3. Falls, of Bedford; Hall
Manager, Fleet Hicks. Of Powhatan. The
orator for the reunion of the society
next year, J. ". Ilincheloc, of Fairfax;
Disclaimer, P. W. James. Of Culpeper;
Reader, NJ. O. Sewers, of Page.
President F. w. Boatwright will go to
New York to be present at the inaugura-
ton of President Butler, Of Columbia Uni
versity. on April the 18th. President But
Ter succeeds Seth Low. who is now Mayor
OF Greater New York. President Boat
wright will represent Richmond College
on that occasion.
President Boatwright and Professor S.
c. Mitchell will accompany the party
that will leave here April 23d for Hamp-
ton. where they will meet the Southern
Board of Education and escort them to
Richmond. The members of the society
will pass through the city en- route for
Athens, Ga.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06

Central Methodist and Stockton Baptist
will begin next week and continue through
the week. Prayer meetings have been
held each night a t Central Church by
the congregation for the last three nights.
preparatory to the weeks service. This
church is rapidly growing under the care
OF the pastor. Rev. r. M. Chandler. at
every service there has been a crowded
house. Stockton-Street Church has lot
of good workers IN it.. and they have
worked hard for tho revival services.
which will be during next week. West
End Methodist. in SWansboro, will begin
a revival meeting by the; middle OF the
month and the members and pastor are
now working to this end.
PERSONAL, AND BRIEFS.
The funeral Of Mike Binn will be from
Sacred Heart Church, to-day at 8
O'Clock.
Miss Matte Bergman. daughter OF KEY.
a. C. Bergman, of SWansboro, Is visiting
relatives and friends IN Wedon.
Miss Annie Bergman, who is visiting
her uncle the Rev. A. c. Bergman, spent
a pleasant week with her parents, and re-
turned here to her studies at the Wo-
mans College Monday.
Miss Gertrude Boothe, Of Naverly, VINO
for the past week has been visiting the
Misses Clary,. returned to her home yes
terday.
Mrs Ella Pool and her little daughter,
Grace. who. have, for the past few days,
been visiting Mrs. Clary. have returned 10
their home.
The Chautauaua held an interesting
meeting Friday night at the nome OF Or.
w. P. Mathews. Rev. E. Y. Badly was
the leader for the evening, and a very
pleasant, as we'll as instructive lesson.
was taught to members
The new barber shop of Mr.. Eden
White on Hull Street has been greatly
improved by an application Of paint. Mr..
White is doing a nice business at his
new place
In the roll of honor OF School No. 10.
OF which Miss E: P. Pohannan is teach
err published in The Times, the
names of AIamie1%Jtz and George Bot
toms were inadvertently omitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06
PHILIPPINE BILL
Will Be Given Precedence Over 18TH
milan Canal Measure.
(Br Associated rress.)

WASHINGTON. april 5.-The Repuo-
lcan Steering Committee of the Senate
to-day decided to recommend that the
bill providing a form of government for
the Philippine archipelago should be
made unfinished business. which is the
place of preference on the Senate calen-
dar after tho disposal of the Chinese eX-
clusion bill. and that the Nicaragua bill
should be next assigned to that position
Members OF the Steering Committee
express the opinion that the discussion
OF the Philippine bill will not be greatly
prolonged. and friends of the canal bill
assert that there will be ample time for
its consideration before the final adjourn
ment Of Congress
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06
The Orphans Easter Service.

At the Male Orphan Asylum this af-
terpoon at 4 o'clock a service of scrip
ture and songs for Easter Will be held.
The programme is as follows:
Verses from Scripture.
Easter Praises-Full Chorus
Scripture Reading.
All Hail tho Power OF Jesus Name
Hymn.
Prayer.
Christ the Lord is risen to-day-Hymn.
The Open Portal-Solo.
Addreas-Rev. DR.. Cooper.
His Tender Care-Chorus-
HalIelujah. He arose-Solo and Chorus.
Responsive Reading.
Suffer the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Congregational Siugins-Stand up foe
Jesus.
Recltation-Faith, Hope. Charity.
Easter Bells.
Scripture Reading
Faithful ones. Fear not-Chorus.
Gloria Patri.
Benediction-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06
MRS. MURPHY CRITICALLY ILL
Taken Suddenly Worse and is Not Ex-
pected to live.

Mrs Murphy. wife Of Colonel John
Murphy. proprietor Of Murphys Hotter,
who has been ill at her home, No. 1ol
West Grace Street, for q week or more.
grew suddenly worse last night about
o'clock, and was thought to be sinking
rapidly.
Colonel Murphy and his @on, Mr. JOINS
Murphy. Jr., were summoned from tho
hotel to the home. and there watch
ed, expecting the end at any time. DR..
George Ben Johnston and DR.. D. j. Cole
man were at her bedside.
AT a late hour there had been little
change in her condition, and 1t was not
thought she could last through the night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06
a "Wednesday Wedding.

a quiet wedding took place ut the resi-
helice OF Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Sale We'd
snesday evening. April I'd. At $50 O'clock,
Aaien Miss Blanche Richardson was mar
Jied to, Mr., Walter c. Stewart. The
bride wore white orGandy and carried
brides roses. The bridesmaids We're Miss
Addie Richardson. sister OF the bride.
and Miss Annie Grooms. Tho nsher.s
were Messrs Dan Stewart and John
sl.ucord A large crowd Witnessed the
ceremony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06
.CORRUP T|ON
and VENAL|TY
CONTINUED from Thirteenth Page:

Continued from Thirteenth PaGe.)
cording to evidence before us, agreed with
one interest to do an official act for So
900, and afterward from the opposing in
terests accepted the sum of 100000 for
doing the very opposite of that which
he a greed to do for $4,000 One legislator
received in cash at his own residence the
sum Of $4,000 for his vote on a pending.
measure This was retained by him Tor
a few days, then returned IN the hope Oh
receiving a larger sum. The measure
was enacted and the member after much
delay, was finally compelled Ito accept
5000 in full for vote on the franchise
bill.
I'm many other cases it was shown that
members OF. the assembly. who, prior TO
their election. were wholly without
means, upon induction into office we're
soon in afIluent circumstances ana IN
dependent positions financially anu TINS
too, notwithstanding the fact that the
salary Of such Office was o1iis 50 !ei
month.
CONVINCING EVIDENCE.
Convincing documentary evidence was
unearthed, proving that the sum OF Slf?,-
OlO was placed in escrow in a bank IN
this city, to be paid to the members OF
the municipal assembly OF st. LOUIS upon
the ma ssage Of a valuable franchise or
dinance. This ordinance failed, and
second bill was introduced, upon the
massage of which the sum of about $751;
0tO was distribut ted among those mem
bers After the passage of TINS oral
nance the franchise was sold for 81, 2o0. o0e.
The city realized nothing whatever Tor
this franchise. In these matters the
statutes OF limitations was a bar to the
finding of indictments against nearly all
of the guilty parties"
ADD CRIME OF, PERJURY.
..Tn q second attempt of a street rail-
,av comnany to secure a franchise an
agreement was made between the legis-
lative. agent Of the company and the rep
resentatives of the combine in both
branches Of the municipal assembly, by
the terms Of which $4,000 was TO be pale
TO certain members Of the House or
delegates, and $4,000 to certain members
of the council, in consideration of such
members voting for the proposed meas
,iire. The amount was deposited IN casf
in safe deposit boxes at two trust COM
nanies. There were two keys to each box,
one of which was given to the leglsiatlVf
agent Of the company, the other to the
corr,,pt agent OF the members OF the
municipal assembly.
..The evidence shows that there are If
this city mon Of seeming great respecta
bility. directors in large corporations an
prominent. in business and social circles
who have not hesitated to put up money to
bride through the assembly measures /.
before our body some have added tbt
crime of perjury and only escaped conse
quent ignoiiny nesaHSe fhelf exldenc
The grand jury suggest that member
of the House of Delegates should here
after be chosen by the. city at large. Th
payment Of liberal salaries to these off;
cialS is advocated in order that homes
men can afford to serve,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06
RICHMOND COLLEGE NOTES.
The institution to Celebrate its Seven
tenth Anniversary in June.

49, 1iSIiAtls Sdi J III ie's
The Richmond College commencement.
Ills year is Of peculiar. interest. as ths
institution will. with special exercises
celebrate the SEVENTEEN anniversary OF.
its founding. a COMMITTEES from tn,
faculty are preparing a programme.
which will made public in a few days
The society night during the finals wi
he Monday, June the 9Th. u H..1Vi!
liams. Of Nansemond, the final presiden
OF. the PhiloloG:an Literary. Society. is
the salutatorian. Each society has :electe
an orator OF the occas SION LIB Cox
of Princess Anne, will represent til
Philologian Literary Society, while Park
of Isle OF Wight viii be- tn,
du Sig's orator. G. Sinclair. the.
final presidentsof the N1u Sigma Rho Lit
Serary Society, is the valedtctorian. Be
sides the above prosramuesc each society
will have one Of their q lumni to make 8
short address. on that night.
The officers elected by the All, sign;:
Rho terary Society last night are as
follows: Sinclair, OF Prince VIII