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^ PARFUMERIE ED. P1HAUD, D?*e*toan* M.
KD. MKIUO BxJBJHNC NSW YOftC
WILL PROBABLY PAVE
MANNING STREET TOO
MATTER DISCUSSED BEFORE
MEETING COMMISSION
YESTERDAY
MAY HAVE MONEY
To Do This Work After Other is
Finished-Petition Was Filed
Several Weeks Ago.
Ai the meeting of the paving com
mission hold yesterday afternoon at
li o'clock lt was decided to pave Man
Hin? Htrect after the work already
?capped out was finished, proviidod
there was money enough left.
Home time ago the property owners
on Manning street signed and flied
with, thc commis-ion a petition ask In?;
t.iat tito street be paved. Finances
were discussed yesterday afternoon
and it was decided that in all prob
ability there would be enough mon
ey to do this work. The property
owners will of course bo assessed
and thc bonds will be sold in regular
order. Several days ago Sidney
Spitzer company of Toledo. ().. who
thought tho first batch of certificates,
wrote asking if the city would have
uny moro to sell. Since bonds ure
not bringing ns high premium ai> they
did u few days ago, and t/iose in An
derson sold ut such a h ii; li price, lt
was decided to notify them that the
city would likely have some more to
sell in a few weeks. The matter of
paving Manning street will be taken
up before city council and the reg
ular procoodings gone through with
before anything definite will be
known.
Resolution.
Tho following resolution was adapt
ed ct the meeting:
Whereas, tho city bas incurred the
expenses of the city engineer for his
services to tho paving commission.
Resolved, that the treasurer of the
commission is ordered to pay to the
city treasurer the sum of $200 to re
imburse tho city in part for tho
amount paid by tho city for services
of the city engineer.
BEGIN LAYING BRISK
SOOTH MAIN STREET
CONCRETE FORCES WILL
TURN DOWN RIVER
STREET
ASPHALT CREW
Is Now Idle Sine? Church St. Fin
ished and Wfll Assist in Brick
Work-Resume of Paving.
Sometime during th/vday tfto laying
of the brick on South Main street
will begin. City Engineer Sanders
stated yesterday afternoon that til o
sand covering over the concreto would
be put down followed imm?diat"!}* By
the brick.
The work will start at River street
and come north until Church street
ls reached. The asphalt plant w!11
now be shut down for about ten days
pr two weeks and tfils crew will bc
put to laying the brick.
The concrete force which has boen
at work on South Main has rcnrVl
River stroet and will turn"down River
street today. That part of F.o?th
Main on the east side of the car track
from River to Church will bo Jet alor a
until that section on tfio west eldo
has been finished with the brick, so
as not to hinder traille any moro than
possible.
The asphalt crew finished Church
street yesterday afternoon about 4:30
o'clock, thus cr.tchlng up with all of
?be work to be done by them at pres
ent. In about two weeks they will go
to River street and after finishing
there they will go to Greenville street
if lt ls ready. If Greenville is not
ready, the crew will go to Wost
Whltner. City Engineer Sanders stat
ed yesterday afternoon that all ot the
asphalt work would be carried right
ahead as fast a? possible In order, to
get lt done before l^d weather Bet
In. From the present plans North
Main will be the last stroet paved In
Aie work already decided upon by the
paving commission.
Paving Finished.
t'p to date the following streets
have been finished: West Market, Mc
Dufflc, Calhoun and Church. On nil
of these streets about 40.000 square
yards ot paving; have been put
down.
Thc "R". Months are here
and so are
FRESH OYSTERS
Served any Style by clicfs
who know how they ought
to be prepared.
Order Now
PIEDMONT CAFE
j GUS ANTON AK AS, Prop.
I
M'DUFrlE STREE! NO!
ACCEPTED YESTERDAY
PAVING COMMISSION WILL
MEET AGAIN TUESDAY
AFTERNOON
3 STREETS RE AD Y?
And Gilbert C. White, Consulting
Engineer Will Come to An
derson on That Date.
At thc meeting of HIP paving com
mi .sion held yesterday afternoon it
?ras decided not to inspect and accept
or reject the paving on MclhiHic
street but to postpone tills matter
mit lt next Tuesday ufternoon. Septem
ber 28, wnen Mr. ailbert C. White,
of Charlotte engineer, v.-Ill come to
Anderson and go ove:* tl ie streets
with tho commission.
it was stated that by next Tuesday
three streets, McDutHc, Calhoun and
Church would b*? ready for accep
tance and that the commission might
as weil wait and accept ali at the
same time. City Engineer Sanders is
to notify Mr. Willie to come to An
derson on that date.
The city engineer has to make up
his monthly reports before the last
o fthe mouth but hu stated to tue
body that he could wait until Tuesday
before he finished with them.
PENDLETON SOCIETY
MEETSSEPTEMBER 25
WILL BE LAST MEETING
BEFORE GRAND CELE
BRATION
MUST PAY $1.00 FEE
By That Date iu Order to Get
Name on the Roll as An
Activa Member.
The last meeting of the Pendleton
Farmers' society will bo held in
held In Farmers hail. Pendleton, Sat
urday, Sept. 25th at 3 o'clock.
The publishers of t'.ie Piedmont
magazine are to get out a special il
lustrated souvenir edition In honor
of the centennial celebration have
called in all matter for this special
not later than September 25th. at
which dato all did members who de
sire their names, on the roll as active
members during* the centennial year,
as woll as all new members should
have their 91-00 fee in the hands of
tho treasurer, Mr. J. W. Sanders,
on or before the 25th day of Septem
ber.
For this fee of fl.00 all old mem
bers and all new-members will re
ceive a copy of the history of the so
ciety, as well as a copy of thc sou
venir number of tho Piedmont maga
zine.
Tho general program complete will
be sent out through the press in a
few days.
We are pleased to advise the gen
eral public of the tact, and congratu
late trie society upon their success In
securing a sufiiclent number of dis
tinguished gentlemen to address the
society'on the three days celebration,
and that our local finance committee
has enough funds in sight to warrant
the statement that i the centennial
ceebration October 12th, 13th and
14th will bc a grand success.
At our last meeting on the 1SS?
instant, the following named gentle
men were elected committeemen and
"/lil havo full charge, of the centen
nial parade, whit ti bids fair to become
the most Interesting feature of tho
celebration.
This committee ls tb report at the
next meeting, Sept. 25th, at 8 o'clock,
and is composed of the following:
Robert ?. Ltgon, R. E. Borriss, J.
H. Godrrcy, Anderson; Fl. M. Aull,
Autun, Keirle Sloan, Pendleton; J.
D. Elroy, Sandy Springs; J. W.
Holleman. Walhalla; H. C. Rowland,
Central; Prof. j. N. Harper, Clemson
college; Dr. II. ll. Day. Pendleton;
T. R. McCrary. Pendleton and Jno.
T. Long, Central.
The following .named gentlemen
have announced themselves as condl
dates for uonorary mombershlp in tho
Pendleton Farmers' society at its' next
meeting by contributing ??0.0O In ac
cordance with the constitution and
rules of tlie society and ratified by
same in 1318. a. W. aigv.ltllat, Sene
ca; J. C. Strlbllng. Pehdtoton; Prof
J. N. Harper. Clemson College; B.
M. Aull. Autun; Prof. H. W. narre.
C?en:sen College; Rev. W. H. Mills,
C.emson college; M. M. Hunter. Pen
dleton; Hon. J. L. Sherard. Ander
son; Berte Sloan, Charleston; Dr.
W. M. Riggs, Clemson College; F.
IC. Cary. Seneca; J. W. Sanders.
Pendleton, and Francis J. Pelser.
Charleston.
Any one who can give any informa
tion about where a real old time look
ing razor back nog. ancient looking
bull or old Mote sway back wagon
and hame rack^wflw bells csa be ob
talnsd would do a favV?r by reporting
same to any OBS ot the centennial
parade committee.
.Signed:
j. G. Strlbllng.
President.
J. W. Sanders.
Secretary and Treasurer.
"Having a bain time?" "Bored to
death." "So am J. Let's sneak away
some where." ''Can't. Pta ibe host.*?
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IMPORTANT MEETING
CHAMBER COMMERCE
WILL BE HELD THURSDAY
EVENING AT 8
O'CLOCK
FULL ATTENDANCE
Is Urgently Requested as 'tatters
of Vital Interest to City Will
Then Be Discussed.
The following notice WUK given
Tho Intelligencer yesterday morning
for publication:
"A meeting of the chamber of com?
merce is called by tlie executive com
mittee to be held in the rooms of the
organization on Thursday, September
23rd. at 8.
This meeting is a most important
one. A subject of vital interest to
everyone in thc city will be discuss
ed and the executive committee earn
estly urge upon every member of the
chamber and upon every other busi- j
ness man who is interested in the
city to attend this meeting.
"R. E. Ligon,
"W. W. Sullivan,
"J. D. Hammett,
"Executive Committee."
"It ls now time that something is
done wit'.i the chamber of commerce,"
stated one of tile members yesterday.
"We must come to some understand
ing as to what we are to do in the
future and get busy. It looks like a
pity to let such i good live organiza
tion be at a standstill at this time and
it is hoped that a full attendance will
be had on Thursday evening."
The invitation or notice of meet
ing extended above states that every
business man of the city, whether a
member or not, is urged to be present.
It is the opinion fiat reorganization
will be made at that time.
COLLEGE RECEPTION
Will Be Given at Anderson College
This Evening.
The Ladles association of Anderson
college will give a public reception
this evening at 8:30 at the college In
honor of the students and faculty.
Ide public ls cordially Invited to at
tend.
Announcement.
There will bc an all day singing at
Fants Grove church the first Sunday
ir. October. All singers are invited
to como and bring song books. A
number of the best singers have boen
especially invited. We welcome the
public and ask that they bring well
ftiled baskets.
E. K. Bryant, Pendleton.
MARKETS
Local market yesterday 10 1-4 cents.
New York Market.
Open. High. Low.
Oct. . . .10.46 10.8* 10.40
Dec . . .10.86 11.16 10.86
Jan . . .11.05 11.28 11.05
March . ..11.32 11.64 11.32
May . . .11.58 11.78 11.68
Spots 10.85.
Liverpool Cotton.
Oct-<Nov.;.6.11 6.18
Open Close
Jan-Feb.6.22 6.80
March-April ...6.29 6.36
Spots 6.26.
.SaleB 12,000.
Receipts 11,000.
Close.
10.81
?11.15
11.28
11.64
11.70
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