The Anderson intelligencer. (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, June 14, 1899, Page 8, Image 8

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Local News. WEDNESDAY, .JI NK I ?. H:? ' Thc Orr Colton Mil! A meeting ol th? stockholder ol thc j Orr Cotton Mill was held in tho'l'on ri llouso at noon la.-l Wednesday Mr. Iv. S. Ligon was ? .illi il h? tlu- i haii ?uni Mr, li. Prank .Maudlin rnpirsird t<> u< ! [ a.s Socrotsiry. Tin hireling ?it oner |ii<i< ci ili il In lill>ilM .">. ?liol i ii i li il lin ' following Itn.'iiil ni Dirri loi - .In.-. ! On. |{. S. Liuoii. I . . .. Blow II. li. I Maul.lin. r. P. >.lr. li. S. Mill. N. li. ? SulliviUi. i i. I I 'i ioi'r ;iinl S. M. iiii. Thc I !' i.i i il linn iii ?I . ol. .1. I.. ? Mi PP -nh m. li M.'ii? tli< nlril lo ru ll al unir ho '.'n i?i. i rent, ol tin- capital rstoi li. sit that rliartci could bo sonni . ?il. This amount is now hoing paid in. tin- limit hoing to-morrow, 15th inst. I ( is proposed to organizo with a capi tal or ?* 100,000. ( ol. orr muilr a sholl (?ilk to tin* stockholders, in which !ir outlined thc plans ol" the Company, ami stated that he had purchased the mill machinery, which was now ad vancing ?very day in price. Hr hud selected thc latest improved machinete. ihr looms hoing thc Draper model, which could hr operated much chrapci than any other loom manufactured. On Monday fol. Orr rctiirnnl to An derson, uccompatiied hy Mr. Stephen ('reen, ol Lockwood. Green A Co., ex ?iert mill engineers and architects ol' inston, Mass. 'That attn noon, in rom - puny with thr Directors, these gentle men visited t hr various sites that had hera olin cd tor thr locution ol' the mill, and Mr. (j ree ii dosrly inspected nil of them, und tinnily derided that thr liest und most convenient Mtv was the old Wadsworth pince, now ow ned hy I lr. S. M. Ol r, und sit nut rd just outside of the soul hern limits ol' the. cit}'. The buildings will hr on thc eastern side ol thc Savannah Valley Kailroad, ami nearly opposite the home ot thr late it. Willi's Todd. This is. indeed, a very pretty location. Thc I >i rectors ha vc decided to push thc work a- rapidly aa possible. As soon as thc plans nt thc buildings aie received, thc contracts for their erec tion will he !rt. and it is experted that ill less than our year's lime thc mill will he ready to manufacture goods. New subscriptiiiits to tin capital stock ui>? mining in almost, every day, und mole than one-half of it lias booti suh Kcrihcd in South Carolina.# lt is more than probable that the mill will soon have a capital of $6tHM><H>. and the buildings will he erected so that they ran he added to. The I*. M. I. Commencement. Thc annual commencement exercises of tho Patrick Military Institute begun last Sunday with tho commencement sermon, which was preached at 11.30 a. m. in the Baptist Church hy Kev. J. Walter Daniel, of Abbeville. Tho l'rcsbyterian and Methodist Churches were closed, and as a consequence a very large congregation was present. Hov. 0. L. Martin, pastor of thc Baptist Church, and Kev. W. W. Daniel, ot the Methodist Church, occupied sects on the rostrum and assisted in the servi ces. Thc choir was composed of mem bers from thc several Churches, and the music was very sweet and appro priate to the occasion. Mr. Daniel announced Iiis text from the latter clause of the 1st verse of the 21st chapter of Revelations : "And t here was no more sea." In his open ing remarks the preacher referred to thc ad ai rs in Kui opr. thc Chinese-.Jap anese war, the American-Spanish war. and other important events of recent years, and showed that the hand of Providence was engaged in directing all of them. The world, ho said, was ?trowing closer together, und that space ind been annihilated. Freedom was extending throughout the world, and the Kingdom of God would eventually be established in every section of the glebe. lie said that it was a blessing that slavery had been wiped out of existence in our grand Itepublic. He spoke of the wonderful inventions of man within thc last quarter of a cen tury. It was a grand sermon, and the solemn truths wore masterfully pre sented. The speaker's voice is ? little weak and at times we could not catch all of his words, which we regret, for we would like very much to have pub lished a full synopsis, at least, of his sermon, which consumed more than nu hour's time in its delivery. Tuesday morning the regular com mencement exercises ware held in the. Institute Chapel. After delightful mid inspiring music, tho exercises were opened with prayer by Kev. O. L. Mar tin. Cadet Lieut. T. R. Hamlin, of Char leston, ?. C., was then introduced. His ?ubject wa?, "Malions Di? Suicides." Cadet Adj. L. A. Smith followed with an oration on "Unity of Purpose." Cadet Sergt. J. M. Masters, ot this County, then delivered his oration on "Unappreciated Greatness." The feature of the day wns tho an nual address before tho Cadets by J. W. Shelor, Esq., of Walhalla. Ho ably and eloquently discussed the elements .necessary to success in the 20th cen tury. He spoke 40 minutes and held thc attention of Iiis audience through out. Tuesday evening the joint debate took place. The subject was, "Resolv ed, That Corporations are Beneficial to a Peoplo." The exercises were opened with prayer by Rev. W. T. Caners. The representatives of the Polyhymnian Society were W. L. Alston, declaimer; S. E. Leveret te and J. B. Felton, de baters. The representatives of the Calophemian Society were E. R. Par ker, declaimei ; S. M. Wolfe and J. A. Wyman, debaters. All these young gentlemen acquitted themselves creditably. The judges rendered the decision in favor of the affirmative. The Cost of the City Schools. At tho last meeting of the City Coun cil Superintendent Walton, of the An derson Graded Schools, submitted thc following report, which is indeed a most, creditable one : To tbe Hon. Mayor and Council City nt Anderson-Gentlemen : Find herewith statement of cost nf the City Schools for vear beginning July 1st. 189*. and ending ! June 30th, 1S99 : To amt. paid teachers-eight months....f0,320 09 'To amt. paid inciden tal expenses. sss S3 (7,203 94 CR. By amt. collected tuition and in cidental fee. 929 40 $0.279 54 Population of citv G.O00. School popu lation (estimered) 1 500. School enroll? ment 1,100. Coat per pupil on population per year |1.40 ; per month lBo. Coat per pupil on school per year $4.20 , per month 52c. Cost per pupil on enrollment per year $5.70 ; per month 72c. Respectful!-?, Tao's. C. WALTON, Sup't. Sullivan Hardware Co. have connected with their Bicycle Repair Department a Machinent of many years experience, Mr. Jae. T. Rowland, of Donalds. 8. C. If you want your Bicycle repaired bv a Blcyole Machlneat, who la thoroughly competent, don't fail te give him a trial. The Greatest of Summer on Record Stupendous Break of Prices in all Departments ! THE ALLIANCE STORE offers lo you for the balance of the month of June these unheard of Prices to our enormous Stock previous to July 1st. Now to save money on desirable and seasonable Merchandise. Youi is our loss. But come along-we must clear our Stock. LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. If our regular prices have beeu better at ail times than offered else where, what will these Sale Offerings be"? Ladiei* Corset Covers, made ot strong Bleaching.Sale Pi ice Tc Ladies' Corset Covers, Cambric, square yoke, embroidered edgiug. 19c Ladies' Corset Covers, Cambric, trimmed with insertion and edging. 26c Ladies' Corset Covers, Cambric, tucked insertion and edging. 40c Ladles' Chemise, made of good quality muslin, with plain band. 19c Ladies' Chemise, made of good quality muslin, trimmed with lace edg'g. 22c Ladies' Chemise, made of fine Cambric, insertion and edgiug trimmed... 52c Ladies' Drawers, made of strong muslin, tucking finish. 15c Ladies' Drawers, mada of good cambric, clustered tucks. 22c Ladies' Drawers, made of good cambric, umbrella shape, finely trimm'd 35c Ladies' Drawers, made of good cambric, torchon lace trimming. 42c Ladies' Night Gown, made of good material, cambric rudie and tucka. . 32c Ladies' Night Gov, n, made of cambric, embroidery and tucking trim'ing 37c Ladies' Night Gown, made of cambric, fine insertion trimming. 45c Ladies' Night Gown, made of cambric, pin stripe cluster tucking. 50c Ladie?' iSight Gown, made of cambric, insertion and deep embroidery ruffle. 56c Ladies' Underskirts, made of muslin, hemmed, tucked and rattled. 29c Ladies' Underskirts, made of cambric, finished with cambric rutile. 39c Ladies' Underskirt, made of cambric, embroidery flounce trimming. 52c Ladies' Underskirt, made of cambric, lace insertion and edging trim'ng. 95c WAISTS AND SUITS. Bargains of the right kind. The Goods you want for immediate uee. No need to wait for broken stock sales. This is a clearing of desirable and fresh Goods. % Ladies' Shirt Waiata, all sizes.Sale Price 17c Percale Shirt Waists, all sizes. " " 25c Percale Shirt Waists, tucked. " " 40c Handsome Fine Percale Waist. . " " 53c High Claas Percale Waist, cluster piping. " M 63c Black Lawn Waists. " " 44c Black Lawn Waists, cluster tucking... ;. " " 65c Finest P. K. Waists. u " 95c Finest P. K. Waists, insertion trimming.. " " 95c Highest Grade Welt Waists. " 81.19 Crash Skirts of good quality, nicely trimmed.*. " 1 44c White Duck Skirts, well made and trimmed. " " 44c White Duck Skirts, blue bias trimming. " " 57c Handsome White P. K. Skirt. " 41 85c Handsome White Duck Skirt, handsomely trimmed. " " $1.25 Ladies' Denim Suits, light and navy blue, handsome.. " " 2.98 Navy Blue Duck-the ut w Eaton Effect. " " 2.98 These astonishing Cut Prices now ] ful reductions in the price of ali trimme f?ed with Millinery is reduced. Butterick Patterns and the Delinea! Look forward to first selection duri ??IE?SE? QUOTA WHITE GOODS AND WASH FABRICS. As to prices, wonder what you will say to these. It won't take an expert to see the bargain in every yard offered. India Linens, good quality.Sale Price 3?c India Linens, very fine and sheer. " " 8c India Lawns, 25c. quality, guaranteed. " " 18c Plaid White Nainsook, fine quality. " " 12Jc Checked Nainsook, good quality. 44 " 4o Checked Naiusook, fine quality. " " 8c Checked White Dimity. 8c j Checked White Dimity, sheer and fine. 12c j Checked White Dimity, best quality. 19c Fine Colored Piques, in stripes and figures. 12 J c ! Good quality White P. K., not ordinary. 8c Fine White Walt PK. 14c Heavy White Welt Pique, fancy deeigu. 19c French Imported Pique, extra quality. 26c Figured Scotch Lawn. 2*c Fancy Muslin, fifty different designs. -5c Fine Organdies, handsome creations... 8c Fine Imported Organdies. 15c French Imported Organdies, none better. 271 Satin Stripe Wool Cballies. 20c SUMMER FOOTWEAR. Comfortable prices for comfort seekers in hot weather. Children's Patent Tip Sandals.%.Sale Price 40c Misses'Patent Tip Sandals. 44 " 69o Ladies' Patent Tip Oxfords. 44 44 42c Ladies'Patent Tip Oxfords. " " 69c Ladies'Tan and Black Oxfords. " " 89c Ladies' Patent Leather Oxfords. " 44 69c Ladies' Finest Black Oxfords, very stylish. " " 1.19 Men's Southern Ties. " " 119 Men's Low Chit Patent Tip Vici. 41 " 1.42 Men's Low Cut Patent Leather. 41 44 1.28 prevail in our MILLINERY DEPARTMEI d and untrimmed Millinery, Flowers or or are always on sale. ng this greatest of all Sales. JULIUS H. SILKS. 65 89 ?.l 19 43 5 7 All past prices totally eclipsed. Wonderful broken prices for aeasonabl Merchandise : Wash Silks, in stripes or plaids.Sale Price 29 Taffetta Silks, in solid colors, all shades. " *' 31 China Silks, in solid colors, all shades-.... " " 37 Mousseline de Soie, fancy or plain. " " 40 Checked Taffetta, best colorings represented. " 75 Corded Taffetta, every desirable color. " " 75 Corded Taffetta, high novelties. " " 1. Black Taffetta, extra fine lustre. " Black Peau de Soie, soft, mellow finish... >-. 44 "89 PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS. The combination of assortment, quality and price is irresistible dunn this sale. Ladies' 26-inch Parasols, steel rod, natural wood handles.... .Sale Price 50 Ladies' 26-inch Parasols, Gloria, natural wood handles. " Ladies' 26-inch all silk, natural wood handles.-. " Ladies' 26-inch Fine Taffetta Silk, natural wood handles.... " Children's Fancy Colored Parasols. " Children's Changeable Silk Parasols.. " Children's Satin Parasols, all shades. " Children's China Silk, ruffled effect.v. *4 CLOTHING BARGAINS. We bought unquestionably the best values in Clothing that we had ev secured, and our season's business has been highly satisfactory. We cut th prices, however : . Youths' All Wool Cheviot SuitB.. Sale Price 82.9 Youths' All Wool Kersey Suits. " Youths' Black a ad Blue Serge. .- " Men's Black Clay Suits. .. 4i Men'e Brown Checked Cheviot Suits. " Men's AU Wool Kersey Suits.. 44 Men's All Wool Black Clay Diagonal Suits..- " Men's kW Wool Fine Cassimere Suit - . - 41 Men's All Wool Fine Washington Mills Serge Suits. 44 '' CARPET DEPARTMENT. A cool and comfortable home for little effort and little investment. Yard-wide Hemp Carpet.-...... .Sale Price Yard-wide Ingrain Carpet. .v. . 44 Yard-wide Wool Ingrain Carpet...... " All Wool Super Ingrain Carpet.. . 44 Extra Super All Wool Ingrain Carpet.-. 44 " Good quality Matting, roll of 40 yards. '.. - " Extra quality Matting, roll of 40 yards. 44 Choice designs superior quality.. 44 Plain White China Matting.. 44 Fancy Japanese Matting, cotton warp. . 44 Fancy Japanese Matting, carpet designs.. 44 1 1 3 4f c v 83. 4. 5.? 6. 8. ll NT, and that means, of course, wonder Ribbons. Every piece bf Goods identi if.