IMPORTANT
NOTICES ::
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;
FOR SALE
FOR SALE OB EXCHANGE?Eighty
blue acre farm, iu 1 1-2 miles
Lumpkin, Ua? county eeat. Will
trade for ?2,000.00 stock In Ander
aon National Bank. Worth Investi
gating. .P. O. Bos No. 67, Town
vllle, S. C. 7 22tf D
Fer Sale?Five benches formerly used
Bt the Alrdomc. In good condition.
Have not been used much, It
HARRY GE18BERG
>mm -
For Sale?Gentle mare, will work
any where. 11 years old, weight
between 900 and 1,000 pounds. Trice
1135.00. Reason for soiling good
Apply to Box 39
2-18-6fp .11 F D 2 Anderson j
FOB SALE
s bal* sers
lot, in town of Townril'e, house I
paintea end in good cone' ion. This]
will be sold at public auc'*j, Ander
son, S. C., first Monday in Feby., 1914.1
For information apply to W. C. King,
Ttmnrllle^S. C.
.. FOB BALE
Efts, EfjtV Egge?S. C Brown Leg
horn ftSKf and 12.00 per 15, S. G.
. White EeghornB $1.00 for 16. Barred I
Plymouth stocks |1.00 for 15. . '4
XT/::' w. B. RA80R-,
801 8. Main Street or Hotel Chfquo
la Barber Shop. 2.7-iEiO.D?rn*|
IfANTEO^The public to know that
7 will stand my registered "Devon
Bull a*U&ib Price's Stables. Town
Ville, for 20 days, beginning. Feb.
_ -fH1: **u Nicholson,
2-3H-6?. . lownviiie, o. C.
?WANTED?
Sega of all Verities. Fay hig
Pri?es.
JNO. A. McGILL,
^Tae ?-? Cash uroeer
XOTfCE OF ELECT!
There w-fll Ike an election J
mend Sefe?el House for the
School ps?rlct No. 3, Satt
rwrr Slst," 19l4..on the question of
levying a special tax of six mills on
all of itfcaktaxable property of aal?
,;; ! '::. he used for General school
purposes. Polls open at 7 a. in;, and
m. AH voters must ex
tlon ticket, and ' tax re* I
irder of the County Board
Supt.
2-?tca-sid
NOTICE OF FINAL SPTTLEBIENT
All persons holding claims against
the ' estate of Jesse M. Chamblee, do -
c?&M? are hereby notified to present
them at once/ duly attested.-and- also
aH person Indebted to aatd estate wilt
also pl?ase settle same immediately
'v?fr\*?e undersigned.
^Notice is also give nthat I will on
Marsh i?, 19?, at 11 o'clock ?. a., ap-j
ply to the Probate Judge of Anderson
county for final settlement of natd as
iate and a discharge fron! sty office as
?seeutcr.
-. ^ ^ W. .'It, CHAMBLEE, Adnuy
Books Audited System* Installed |
G* B* Walton
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
!
Of?ee Evans Beding Phone NoJ?
swyMta>May^^eyw<w>^
IV? Hop J?a*i*
. To Rent...
See E??ENE ANDERSON?
at Bank Office, over Waiter |
THE SANITARY
BARBER SHOP
tools end
lean . linen
a! McClain,
0?J)FH8 TAWEN NOW ?^08 f?I?E
Ftggn^la^^ planers
SfeJteMegr sip* otter T&Tf?.)
Fs?f?SRr?rtra^Fso? prise winners.
Bi^a^i^artays^^i^or^ also eroaeed
YoaSr-iC^ can car
ry a? ohioka given them. .
Wim tfaSty emawer all taqnireys, i
- IK C HOLL AN?,
--j4TnTj?jj*??.. < - - ? - M. C
SAVfeX * BALDWIN
ABCKITJ&CTS
* Bleckley Bldg. Aad-srson, B. C.
National Bank
Weigh, ft. c.
?*>
BIdg.
TEXTILE SCHOOL
ooT
At Least 100 Men Matriculated
In Night School for Mill Men
Last Night
The textile night school, to be de-|
voted to the mill worker ? of Anderson
who are enuioua to fitter fit 'them
selves and better prepare themselves
for their life work begun last night
under roost auspicious circumstances.
The attendance at the first meeting
was large?in fact it vwas much larg
er than has been expected and those
who have been instrumental in in
augurating this innovation said lust
night that they felt much encouraged
over the outlook. Of. the fact that
the school will do ntucn'good cannot
be doubted.
The meeting last night was held In
Cecil's business schoql add was call
ed to order promptly at 7:80 o'clock
by P. AT. Burnett, secretary of the
Anderson V. M. C. A., to. (-whom Is due
the credit for starting''Abe school.
Mr, Burnett pointed, out that condi
tions are rapidly changing, that
where formerly the superintendents
and overseers took mx..interest In
their men, these sarhe officials are
now ready and wilting to aid them
in any way that they can. He intro
duced as the first . speaker B.# F.
Miiuldin. tj if;,
Mt. Mauldln said that/he had not at
first believed1 v?ry much In the em
racy of Y. -M, C. A- WQ.r,k, but that
Mir. Burnot? had demonr.trated ,t,o
h im wherein' he wasmnoag. He Wild
that) in> hie! opinion.,tk? man <wbo Le4,l
to work froir^six o'clock in the mornr
ing-until six "o'clock'ht nig'.it and'had
ni familytito i support with it needed
help of pome kind.^and that in his
opinion tbe textile eehool was the"
very thing to help) these men. Ho
reminded ht? hearer* that there is
alwaya plenty of roonV at the top in
any line of business and said that
tills was especially true of the cotton
mill business.
F. J. Clark, suporjntendent of the
Anderson CoUod Miruf? said that many
benefits would accrue from this tex
ti!;: r.chocj, set cafe-fib the men who
attended it but to the oflloinls end
stockholders of the., mill In which
they were employeur*" He said tbat
the cotton ?A'H men did not desire
to go out of tho-'South to get men to
take charge of their different de
partments |f IHey could get them at
home and said that It was merely a
question for the men tbemsolves to
decide as to Whether or not they
woajd, pTepare.^heaMielves. for these (
n^pofatfona. :*' ]* 3 .ft, ' \
^gv^awnijl feabb .and ? Cosby,1
- ^o teacl ?Ihbfdbht hebboH
b a few fcriaWtB'"'\?' ^hicie
they assured ., 0?
much -work fronr
would derive great ben?fiVwaa going
to he donc. C, W, Pant, a well known
Anderson man who is also lo teach In
the school, made a few remarks in
which he assured his audience that
he would spare no effort to help them
nlong as much as he could.
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CIVIL Gpp OIE
TO Cilfi VlOii nniw
IU DIU ICOICR?HI
Bar Association Deckled to Dio
cont?i?e Courts on Ac m?h ?
Recent Bereavement
'ov?)?l')
Without any solicitation on the part!
cf Judge John 8. Wilsen or any in
tlpmtlon on-his part; that such a step
was desired, the Anderson county bar
association held a meeting in the
oonrt-bottse yesterday aftcranoa. sod
w?e mebrea decided they would in
form the judge oi iheir willingness,
to discontinue this term of court, this |
-step being ?a en account of judge
Wllscn'a recent bereavement in the
ms? or mir "urotner-in-law, W. H. In
,gram. who was one of those ion when
the. passenger steamfe* Monroe sank
la Chss-aeake iis? on January 30;
It la understood that Mrs. Wilson Is
eufferlns severely frdte the shock and
the local attorney^ appreciated the
fact that it fi Tiiillrffliii duty to
be ^Ith his We affltttime. There-,
fore, at the mc ifligheld yesterday
there was not i. a^settlng voice
raised when thia nten was propos?e.
The buBlneas jpilSfoeej aeiendar
for the remalnJ? of 'yesterday -was
completed end Sg&jrt was last night
declared odjourBfa.
Judge WHscriviSnmp locn Bttor.
neys tbat he wnsMjggpIy touched by
?Sf^-?^r^'^HaWPW *** appre
ciated, which wnsPS&ent to all from
niK manner, .j8HJfv .'
Going To Fire;
??acav?F?? Another
:e
While anawer^g^n fire alarm to
-SSW*? ^wtjy^dWay. afterboon.
the book and ladder^u*-* ws- foree-J
to come to an abrugnVhelt by ? lady
who appeared to be" almost frantlo, r
waving her aprpri from side to.sJ^j
and screaming at the.top cf her *olee.
meanwhile standing.directly in Iront
of the fast moving fire wa^<- T'r
hook and ladder boy a polled >
ateeds ?p and the lady oolnt<
that the residence ot ?. TVAnaereon
was then on fire. The automobilel
r.i, V ,?csr",cd ?li ,M >?? other fire on j
liieekloy street and'the blase at Mr. l
Anderson'a house ' was ' easily extln- f
gulshed by tho hook and ladder forces. I
CHiiof Jackson said last night tbat!
was demonstralttuxWith a vim <h*t
tn?t -it r?ever rains but penra."}
?-?- I
Seite?-Be Safe iha? Sorry?Wilieti
"loan?Insurance
SCHOOL FAIR
AND FIELD DAY
Exercise WUi be Held!
April Third and
Fourth
ALL SCHOOLS
OF ABBEVILLE
Great Number of the Schools of
the County Will Participate
in the Exercises?
Programme
Abbeville. Feb. 16?Prof. A. W.
Aycrs, principal of the Antrevlllej
high school, secretary of the Abbe
ville County Teachers' Association,
has sent In the following program for
the school fair and Held day exercis
es which will be held on Friday and
Saturday, April 3 and 4.
April 9.
10 a. m. parade of school children I
end ttoata, beginning at the graded
school building. Assemble in front of
the court house; song, '.My Country'
'Tjs of Thee;" 15 minute address;
soifgy 'Carolina,'' tunt', ".Maryland."
(et"?tVf'slm:sik?PbBflJp,,*.shr shrshrdl
;12;0p77^|}pcla^n^JI,^? contests in the
/ ourt 'no?se. * '*
3:utt.p. ttA-X&pobftftVos" at the thea
tre; 20 minute progauviglven by all
schools wishing to enter; (schools
wUhlhg7'td ehHeV^tlils must send In
their tames to *ae ?eeretary before
March i at. I
April 4.
AU exercises vt the fair grounds,
inspection of ?khlblUk
11 a. m.?Address.
V p. m.?Picnic dinner.
2:20 p. m.?Athletic contests.
Athletic Events and Vrises.
1. 50- yard- race for boys under 10 ]
years old. Cash $1.
2. r?0 yard race for girls under 101
years t?ld. Cash $1.
*J. One-thlTd mile race for boys un-|
der 14 years, old. |2.no value at C. A.
Mllforda.
4. 220 yard raco for boys 10 to 121
years old. Cosh th
?. Twelve pound shot put for boys
any age. Cash $1.
j6: Shoe* race for boys under 12
years old.-Cash $1.
On$-tbird roije race for boys over
14'years old, one pair gold-cuff but
ton (I2.G0) H. H. DuPre Co.
8. High Juerip for boys any age.
Keen Xntter knife ($1.00) Dagan-Ktng
Company.
?). Broqd jump for boys any age,
gold cuff buttons ($.30) W. E Johnson.
.10.' One mile race for boys any age,
fountain pen ($2.50) McMurray Drug
Pftmpany.
Igr. Three-legged race for nuy two
boys. Bach a knife'{BOc) R. L. Mabry.'
12. Hopping race for girls 8 to 12
years o\<t. Cash $1.00.
13. Sack.race for boys any ago. Cash
$1.00.
14. Egg rece for girl? over 12 years
of oge. Cash $1.00.
15. *App!e race for boys under lu
yc~rs "id. Apples n?u ??.oo.
17.'-Relay race for any three boys.
Total one mile. Each cash $1.00.
13 100 yard dash for boys any age.
Cash $1.00. .
Pole vault- boys any age. Value
$2.50; ?S-'W; White.
20. To the school making the most
number of points a handsome tanner
will be awarded.
Fijtles governing the conteste wilt
b? published later!' In nbout a week's!
Mme, a bulletin will be oat settfcrf
forth .'eU'''the ?letalis of the fair; ?w
torfses; gtVeh ^d-afefteral'lri-MrmdMoh.
Futthtec iu^lfljil^rfc^n4ju^.haai:hy
writing to the se?retary ?f the fair,
rrof. A. w. Ay ers, Antreville, S. C.
CAFATIL?ST IS
H^RE TODAY]
Wall Known financier of Phila- I
delph?a la Speti?mp Today in
! ' * This City
Craig. Mltcheii. of the Well known
firm of Joseph E. Mitchell & Co.. of
Philadelphia, Pa.. Is spending today
In Anderson as the gu?st of 0. B.
aossett,: Hp: Mitchell has many bus
iness h>t?rests In this section, being
the president of the Pendleton cot
ton mills and a dlsretor of AheRlrerv
tide cotfot* mill. Yesterday he was
at - Pendleton for th^ pnrpose of at
tendlng-the-meeting n the board of
directors or the Fendlctou.mill.
Mr. Mitchell is said to bo one of
sted cotton mill n
an tnuraaie
knowledge of every detail of the
business.
KNEW DEAD
NAVY FLIER
B. B. Gosse? and Lieut. J. C.
Murray Wore Oaimmwa U
U, S, Naval Academy
Of interest to Andersen people will
"o the faet that Lieut. J. C. Murrsy.
e navy aviator who
foet to instant death
last Monday night, an wossctt
of this city were chuarasatea
napoKs an? wnrm personal friends.
uf Murray was? killed about
4 o'clock In !? most'<rnectae?'.iu
-
mong thi
aviation corp;i at P.
tha station "wf -
P??LFBY DAY WAS
DECIDED SUCCESS
Fowls of Every Variety Exihibted
At the Chamber of Com
merce AH During Day
The holding of poultry day In con
nection with Farmern Trades Day
yesterday had been ' thought to be a
happy idea by the furmers of the
country and the people of Anderson
who take an active Interest In Trades
Pay exercles, but none of the anti
cipated for the event the success that
was scored yesterday. All told there
I were K50 birds on exhibition, some!
of them being as fine specimens as
were ever seen in And'.rson and thei
prize wir.ers ware all creditable' In!
every sense.
The invocation was delivered by
Rev. Blackmail of Honen Path and;
this was followed by a few short re
marks from Prof. Hare of Clemson
College. Hon. .T. I. McGoe of Starr,
whs the chairman for the day.
The judges, John I.. Jelly and
Frank C. Hare, declared the follow
ing winners In the various classes:
Class A
1. Best trio White, Buff or Barred
Plymouth Bocka; open, to ladies only,]
one sack fine chicken feed, given by
Peoples Grocery Gompuny. Anderson, j
won by Mr*. A. N. -Campbell.
2. Second best t'r*,: . same as above,
blue ribbon, won by Mm. C. H. G.aesa-j
way.'-. .... *. ?...
8^ Third irip,-sc.jtoc as al'PTC. pur-,
pl??rtnboa?-.weP by M-s. Wi.E. ?taaor^
r*"^ -, . ! (lass 11 L,i ?v>v -,t
truest.trio,Wlilto or Brown -jiegr,;
hoj3Bjppen to men only, l nettinc. oC
15aKWte i-eghprn eggs, given by,4.,JU,
Jolty/rwon by ?W. E. Rasor.
2. "Second-best trio, same as above,
blue ribbon, wqn-by ft. E. Campbell. .
.;. Third best trio, same as above,
purple ribbon, won by W. E. Rasor.
Class V
1. Best Wyandotte Cockerel, upon
to all, one year subsoripton to the
Piedmont Magasine, given by Oulln
Printing & Binding Co., Anderson,
won by R V. McCoy. .
Class41>
1. Best pair, ofj chickena of any
kind, open to all, lf> pound tub of fine
Poultry Powder gfven by W. T.
Campbell of Watklna Medicine Co..
Anderson, won by.Mrs. D. S. Holland.
2. Second best, r5?n.e a.?. ahovo, blue
ribboft won,,by RwJJ, Burrlss.
TltJrd ahe?t, ;??ruo aa above ,pur
rihbon, won by-A- N. Campbell.
.. iIVhws, IV s > n->u-.
Ne;; entries..,,. -,
r// '.WWwJKo.:- ........
fc:;rBasf ^rlcj. Jn4?rKRupnen)4uck8. j
10Q:poundfl Mannni, J?ayh?gi:iiebVeken
fetsfcglven by Furman. Smith., wbole
saie^secda, And?ri?aililwn.iibyiiiMrs.
DL^Cr Holland.
m \tm y _ dasS 44 V '
ire Beet tri*"?.'' (^'Rhbdfe inland I
R?8jt-pmse. 3 netting *>t 16 egge? gbr
eff*.hXMrsi A. Mj??nWbelb Positon No. j
2.;??on<iby Mes?. A. ih?*>Campbell.
< ?' Class.-?j (nil ..
TaWrlea disQU#|tfles\;
,t : rtfjlaaa^....?:: ne > ;
J. Beat display,cf eggs formatting,
one or more: bjjeeds,. ft In- cash, given
by Ii. :E. CampboU,' . Rplton No. 2.
won by A. N. Campbell.
3
pie
GEN. BONHAM
NOT TO ATTEND
.?Ju7.
Finds Its Impossible to Attend
Golden Jubilee Haid in Wash
GEN BONHAM
: x i?6. 'u?iu?M J?i?>ii?<V ?i ine
Knights of Pythias of Washington, to
be h?sld in the New ', Williard hotel
et Washington tOm?Wew will be one
of the biggest fraternal events of the
year. Amonjfjtbo del?
frou? i^nthv3w)llna I .
chancellor. Dr. Dick of
.General] M. L. Bonhr
and; ,<W, Bonham had
ni-Jghtfbe possible felKnTniVt? W8nd'
hut he '?arned vtwtw??hv that a busi
ness trip to Florida would make it
impossible. Gen Bonham lef last
night.
to continue through .tomorrow"- end
'neat day and one of the especially
ffijtaslng features will be the anni
versary address which will be deliver-)
ed by Secretary of State Bryan,- who j
is past chancellor o? ' the Lincoln, j
Nebraska lodge, Knights of Pythias.
Another 'feature Is ,the reception ofl
ttte convention by President .Wilson.
CHARLESTON ASKS
ANDERSON'S AID|
!s Making An Effort to Get]
Branch Region** Bank for
'Chy by the Sea"
' " Having stood by and helrod Colum
bia in her fight for r^ional bank,
Charleston has now shied her hat
into the ring for a branch regional
tZiz ,T-(, 'Ttri roia? that
the old lady by the sea should be
remembered, according to a telegram
received at the Andereim Chamber of
Comtpevco yesterday^ 'Tae telegram
stated that Charleston had aided Co
lumbia In her fight to? a regional
band in every way possible nod that
aid- should now be furnished her In
4?)-r fight for a branch bank. Tho tel
egram baked that Anderson lend aid;
and assiet Charleston in getting the
desired recognition.
Secretary Whaley, when asked latt
nlabt-as to Wbst the loral chamfer!
would do, said that be could not",
irse, say what action the directors
of tltc Anderson <.Irt?n?JST of vJom
meToe would take, but that In his
opinion the body weaM refer the re
nnest to "the Anderson Clearing House1
Association and take whatever ac
tion recommended bv th*t body.
The candy bill of ibo'"American girl
is $134.0
the cost of the nation** paint ?nd \
alah.
Representatives of South Caroli
na Cities Met in Columbia to
Consider Freight Question
The Anderson Chamber of Com
merce yesterday received advices
from Charleston concerning the
freight conference held in Columbia
on Monday, at which time Anderson
was represented* by D. ?. Henning.
The meeting was full of interest
and those who attended were earnest
In their efforts to outline a?rae plan
by which South Carolina cities may
be enabled to get some just freight
rates from the various railroads ope
rating in the State.
The meeting was opened with thel
selection of B. V. McLeod as chair-l
man, who. made a lengthy statement|
to tiie representatives .present con
cerning the deaired ends and what!
steps might be taken to attain themJ
The matter was gone into thoroughly
and definite action determined upon
following which various comnittees
to assist in the work were appointed.
On the executive committee is found
Mr. Henning as president, that gen
tler .an aisb being selected as perma-|
nent vioe-pTcsldenf of the body ondl
Mr. Whalby was-tnade a member bf|
the publicity committee.''
E. W. Du vail was selected to pre-|
sent the matter to the railroad com
n.'issioners and this duty he perform
ed, stating to the Commission 'just
I what rs: desired"Obd snowing* why ??
! should- be had. The connblselOtterw
then Agreed to pass unorr-rh? petition
aj!?th^ear>l?8t' possible?m?Wnentt- " "
Lindsay-TolHson Row
Judge Wilson yesterday heard 'in
the Court or Common Pleas a peti
tion presented by J. '*!. ? Lindsay,
praying that E. T. Tollison be remov
ed from tbe position on the .county
registration board for Anderson
Oonnty and after considering oji the
evidence in the ease, the court dis
missed the petition.
It seems that Mr. TolUson'a term<
as a member of this board bad ex
pired and that Mr. Lindsay had been
appointed, but owing to the fact that
a mi&undsrstandSag had arisen Sena
tor Sullivan made request that the
appointment, be. reopened. Mean
while, Mir. TOlliRon has been holding
on to the position.
MR. KING TO BE
MARRIED TODAY;!
Will Wed Miss Hudson, W<
KnoWn 4n Anderson, At Moni
roe, North Carolina
- Robert R. King, better known tp'
Ievery one In Anderson as "Bob" King,
left Tuesday Tor North Carolina,
where he will today marry Miss
Hudson of Waxhaw. The ceremony
. will 1)0 performed at the home near
'.Monroe. N. C, after which" the'couple
will go on a bridal tour through the
I Northern States..
Mies JIuGson is well known in An
derson, having attended Anderson
College, last year. She was elected
S* a member of the {acuity for this
year but did not accept the position/
Upon their reinrn to Anderson, the,
exact date of which is not known,
Mr. and Mrs. King will be at homo
to their many mends at the Chiquots
hotel.
rcacuum industry Is
Moving Right Along
[sh&gVftu?rp
War
hence In Cte rook
in (pending bills,
tjfee?tdti?' rTim/clrMfg*
William H. if'ns^^rci?r
^oyg^^r?n^Tira?,r^ro^
^. * mW?a^itsom itt??.
Mr. King appeared for the Amerf
V.^C^ux vinnVauy or v??ntyii*
vanta, which; ho sald? had solved the
rrbblem of radium production within
the last few months and would mit ix
to 15 grams of the precious substance
on the market this year. Other cota-l
ponies were 'foaming- and would- forpaX
he said, if the government kept itsj
hands off, and the price of radium bel
fixed ut close to.its actual value by
natural competition.
Thomas Curran a Colorado mining
operator, told the committee that
monopoly of radium lauds wee a ?hy
Fioal impossibility because of tftrit
cxisnt. He said he vas selling
abroad, the output of bis mines at ?
better price than It would brine it.
United States, and tbat Kuroneati -fac
tor lea would be forced to-bloss de
If tho American eTeK?u^?pty were'
off. At presset, be addcO, ti'
try woe in s
I matron because of
I eral interference.
The hearing will continue toi
I row.
IS' *0T A t'A XIII 1?ATK
?r. Kurls P. Satfth .States His freei
tien en KeHeilorshtp
When it was learned here yesterday
that the bonne of repr?sentatives had
given favorable action to the* bill to
provide for an additional court circuit
-nd thus to assist Anderson T?i .iim
posing or her congested docket. Mr..
Kuti P. Smith was asked about the
rumor that he was to get the volition
of solicitor, as Solicitor Soufeum
would be placed In another circuit.
flcia.1 and 'it\\
would serve, 1
making applic
"So far a*
In Every Department!^
?iE have oil display today, a new lot of SUITS
yy and DRESSES, came on last express. Every
ga ment different from the rest, and by far the
prettiest ever Shown In this city.
New
Shirt
Waists
Ib Crepes, Nets,
and Chiffons.
?THOSE?
Prottjr Hpilng
Styles are shown
in tills new lot of
Wills! s. f'oni;
and see tiicm.
NNew
?TIicno dnlnty
pnt terns tbnt
f tyoii ..; ?Iii. iind
?. nv where else
Ja'st nrrlred by
expr**.*.
NOW ON SALE
.Uu
New
Laces
In Profusion.
All over. Linen,
CI tiny, Val, Tor
clioh, and crery
kind imaginable.
Some of tlio pret
tiest patterns yon
eier saw In tills
assortment.
Ribbons
Of every cohir
nnd shade. The
?n'y .; Uniterm
imrt of (Iiis de.
parfmnet h 'the
QUALITY WHteh
Ik flic BE ST I
"Something new " SPECIAL
in curtain material. Underwear
x, ., ... n . offerings that are
Voile with Persian I . ,,
unmatchable.
Border. Ask to see Examine the Qual
tluVnew arrival ity.
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W. Side Public Square Anderson, S. ?.
1
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i
would notjbe any hejp to me financial
ly, for it.wpuld |nt,erfcrc with me
some in my other practice. But no
young,lawyer would deny that it
would he of great/help to him in hi?
profession, and for that reason I
would accept It, although I am In no
sense an applicant for the place."
Mr. Sraih has won his spurs in the
practice of law, and has showed that
he has a fino- twining for h*= pro
fession. He studied ut ?thc Michigan
State Law School and at the Universi
ty of Indiana, aad has oIbo bad sev
eral years of -legislative experience.
It v?-~c ststad iva^e 'yesterday thai
1?r. M. Cl Long of Walhalla is also
named in connection with tha place.
There seems to be little doubt that
nator Tom Joe Mauldln of Pickens
1 be elected circuit Judge, as pre
cted in Tlie lnelllgoncer some' weeks
Cohd?U8^1rtateme of^liiFfinau
cial cefeoitftm bt 'the l?ANr> ?F AN
Df.us?N,. Anderson, S. C., at the
close ?fi business January 13,1914 as
shown by: the regular report made
.?O v.icj Siiile Bank Hlsnmincr.
? , RESOURCES
J'Loass cni Discounts [ . \? WO.287.48 |
Overdrafts .'. ..2G.912.0&1
Bonds and Stocks .... .. 0,850.00
Real Est.?te.'.... 3o,t>?o.?0
Cash and due from Banks 161,595.18
Total ..... ..| 1,219,984.08
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock.S 15O.O00.C0
Surplus.. .."_ 1CO.000.00
Undivided Profite' (Net).. S3.475.41
Dividends Unpaid .
Deposits, individual S7fl4,871.e3
Depbslts.Bank ' 4,6111.415
859,723^27
Bills Payrble .. . 88,000*0
Total .... .* 1.219.984^8
! Ratings Aeeennls.
The iBank lor the Corporation-th^
yirm?thn Indlvldsal?lu feet for ev
! erjhe^y. Come In and any It a vfcdt.
' tb?; bank op Axmimy,
Andersen, fL (R.
The ftreege*r8aak. In .the .Csanty
SAF? 84M7W PBOfl?BBSIVK
eveiiybody gets
?tfe??w
' sending you this paper j
; Tree to prove to you the
11 eilige nee r* If you Hkei
hi, let us know howl
Your failure to brade with me
caus?e od both to lose. .
WA-POWER
Fancy Groceries and Fresh Meats
BKLLEYUE HOTEL BUIIj?)IN?
Fresh laundered towels, r high grado
tonics and experienced barbera. Our
motto la to please our custoxnem.
call and See ua.
Manager.
ABCIHXKCTS.
Anderson, C
Brown Cfftee Building.
;/n>*. Floor. lly^ja lgt,
We grind into meal any
?f&wi ?if gr??s?j st-^?^
cofca, com shucks, hay
and fodder. Work done
while you wait. Bring a
load when you come io
Anderson Mattress
& Spring Bed Co.