Announcement!
Ha* sold its entire job printing plant to us and in the future it will be run
under the name of The Intelligencer Job Printing Department. We will
be in a position at all times to give you prompt and efficient service.
All classes of Printing, Ruling and Binding done at lowest possible
rates. We will appreciate your work?no order "TOO LARGE" or
"TOO Styf ALL" for us.; We are going to continue the already ef
ficient service of this Job Printing Department. Let us figure with you.
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Mr; T. KV'KdjieV:w11| remain in chargeof the Plant and will continue to
give h?* personal attende m to all Work,
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The "Newsy" morning j
paper that is read by the
majority of. people in
Anderson county* and
by others in diff?rent
parts of the country.
-Our large circulation
guarantees 'RESULTS.'
in
The City
is receiving a copy of our
paper every morning.
"FREE GRATIS" FOR
2 WEEKS.
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The pre*ro??ives of Mahne hare re
jected a proposai anode by the repub
licans of the ettta for the asuUgaosa
Bmpioyeee m union ticket offices
hotels will be denied frev> transporta
tion under'a ruling of the interstate
>vnm?ifv<i cotnjutarion. The- rail
tads have issued ordere td diese*'
ABOUT FOLKl
... ?
O. C. McGce, one of the. leading
business men' of WllHampton, is. in
the city, spending a tim? with his
Bon, C. 15. McGee, at 72, Fant street
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OliT?i^vjar?, n weil known bust''
ness man of Autun, was ta the city
yesterday. ,?
- W. ' S." i^CiiCr5, the TTC?? ?uui
Soui?ieni Taiiway- passenger omciai, j
with headquarters in Columbia, was]
in Anderson yesterday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. A. 3. Agnew have re
turned to their home at Donalde,
following, a visit to Mrs. Agnew'a
tip and Mra.^j. |t. Smith.
among j
the, city yes
Hffn i? visiting is j
dux which city she!
wilT^lJ|8rifgw: Orleans to attend]
Mardi Gras. ?
Mrs. Frank Mhyes of Griffin. C,a..l
\- lr/ the ?! ?ie oeoside or her I
mother, Mrs. Charles Font, who ia
critically ill.
Arthur Rhody of Centervllle, was !
In the city yesterday on business and {
talking about the new school. '
J. L. MaVlborne of Brushy Creek,
wee auton j the business visitors to
the city' yesterday.
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Mr and Mrs, L. C. Hall of Center
vllle, were ehopping in the city yes
terday.
W. R. Nixon of the Varences sec
tion, was among the business visi
tors to the city yesterday.
H M, Phillip? of Brushy Creek,
spent a few hours in the city .jester-.
J. D. MeEiroy Of Pendlcton, was
among toe business visitors to Ander*
yon yesterday.
Mir. C. .Wi Crosby, superintendent
\pt the 0. a, "a a., ?oady was in the
' city yesterday with hie left arm all
bSndaged, He slipped "on, the Ice In
Ore?nvitle and broke It. $4r. Crosby
j never has eeaaod to -caret moving
Xaway frees ..Anderson.
Curtis McCoy of Birmingham. Is in
the e!tje"'en route to Spartan burg;
where he will enter college.
Miss Martha Rontam has-returned
from OreehvH?e, where she has been
the guest of her brother, Solicitor
Proctor a. Benbam.
in the city yesterday on business.
_
Frank Heed ,haa returned from
New York, where hei has' ;!Ken Spend
ing th<! last fortnight.
J. Beltcu Watson of the Oenterviiin
section, wie among the visitors to
vthc city yeVerday,
J. A. Broom <i? Siartin township,
pent a few hours in Anderson ycstcr-j
day on business.
fS. C. Banalster, a well known
planter of Martin ' township, was in
the city yesterday.
J. N. Cahfieid of the Long Brauel)
section, was among the visitors to
the city yesterdar. -
Joo'llanka.'h. progressive planter Of
Long Branch, .'spent yesterday in the
Sidney.. Strickland of Martin' town*
ship, was among the husJne&s; visitors
to liio city yesterday.
JWaa In thft 'etty yesterday for a few
hours.
"William 'WiliitUker of Flat Hock,
was a business visitor to Anderson
yesterday,
J% S. Hobsou or Sandy Springs, wa3
amony the visitors to tlje ?lty yes
terday.
Eugene Mayes of the Fork section,
spent a few hours ra the city yester
T. F. Watkins left last night for
Chester, where he goes on profession?
al l)ui ii
Walker Goldman, a well known au
tomobile man of Oreenwood, ?pent
yes.orday in the city with relatives.
. vTfc* many friends^of Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Webb wUl ?e?m with regret of
the serious lines* of Mrs, Webb.
Mjr ssd Mk"C. J. T. Lises of -_
tan burg, sre vlslUng relatives in An
derson.
Misa" Ola McOregory haa returned
from Pelier. ' ^'rx^K
> Mise Ana Bargees has gone to
Qreenville te ettssd the B. V p ij.
convention.
MIbh Ann* nitton of GrsssTllic,
ipen* the-Week-end in Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Betd Put tenon from
An^rson, Roolo .7, were i? the city
Andrew Sullivan of the Fork eec
!tioft*,1 s&ent a' few bourn in the city
yesterday.
jCol. L. E. Campbell of the Eureku
section, was one of the visitors to
the city yesterday.
T. A. Able of Abbeville, was.in Iho
city yesterday, a gnoet :ei !sc Chi
qmtla betel.
N. B. Hammond of Columbia, la
spending a short time In the city on
U L. DavlB of ' S par tan burg, was
among, the guests registered at t?ia
Chluola hotel ' yesterday.
C. K. Neat bf Greenville, spent a
few hours in the city yesterday on
business. ...
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11. ; Barnwfdl "f Charlotte, >. was
amoug. tho vlsitop* to tlio city ycafcerr
!.. W. \V. ' sfiorW'of fttiumhl1?. .VwlL
amo'ng the business " VlsUo'ra.*U;.,tne
city yesterday.
I. W. Rhodes of Greenville, was in
the c'.t7 a guest at tbo
Cbliiuola hotel.
T>. u Chipley, a welt known young
business man of Greenwood, was in
the city yesterday.
8TAT? TKKASUBUB SUICIDED.
His Friends Thluk That He Is AH
Sight
Buffalo, N. Y? Feb. 17.?The fonorr
at of John J. Kennedy the state treasr
urer, who committed suicide here
Banday. will be Held Wednesday
morning. All the arrangements hare
not yet been made a- the family is
a waiting the arrival rr John V. Hon*
kins, former mayor of Chicago and a?
lifelong friend who will take charge
of the funeral.
The board of aldermen of which Mr.
Kenn ftd v won n mamho. tnm ?i! -7,
adopted a resolution expressing re
gyjf?m? loss of a "fgitbfui nyblfe
official, a loyo' and patriotic cltlxen,"
and many other organizations with
TL-Kir. H U? V~t.m~A? t?s?AtAhA
,- ?- ?^- . . - ... v v. ^ ?. ? .j tmutmvu
1 took sknBar action. *" '
'Complete Investigatton of (he affairs
of Mr. Kennedy was demanded today
by hi* friends and relative?, ^p?;
dene? was expressed that eachva?/in
quiry would disclose that the affairs
of the state treasurer's office have
been correctly administer m*. No
explanation of suicide w?s forih
- coming. today other ' than given out.
that Mr. Koanedy took bis life wfcilp
temporarily deranged and that the
derangement was caused by brooding
brer the lmpendlcg ordeal of cross
examination at the hands cf District
Attorney Charles ft Whitman, who
had subpoenaed tne state treasurer to
appear in New York today.
A COUR5
THE "TENTH CIRCUIT DIVID3
MOBILES?A REGIONAL 8/
SECTION?COU !
Special Correspondence. j
s Columbia, Feb. 17.?The house tills |
morning passed to iirird reading ine i
Barle bill providing for dividing the
tenth Judicial circuit, composed of
Anderson, Oconee, Pick?tts and-Green
ville counties,- into two circuits to be
know naa the 10th and 13th circuits, i
The former to comprise Greenville j
.and Pickens counties and the latter]
In <y>mnriiu Anilnrprtn ?nrt OCQHCO !
count'es. ,Thc house refused to strike i
out the enacting words of the bill .by,
a vote of 72 to 19.
: The general appropriation bill was
sent to the senate this morning by the
hous?.
?-??=?? ??cccrv; S??
The house passed to third reading
the bill relating to negotiable instru
ments. Mr. Stevenson explained that
in view of the fact that South Caro
lina was almost certain at least to get
a branch, bank under the federal re
gional reserve- system it, was impor
tant that, the law as to negotiable
?-'-:-?-i'-' , .
TEACHERS* GET INCREASED PAV.
(By Associated Presar
London, Feb. 17.?Elementary
schoolteachers in the county pf Hers
ford, today won their Ugh* I-for a
minimum salary, and the strike which
started on Feb. 2, we*.declared,off.
Tbe National Union' of Teachers,
which had guaranteed (to members
j ful. salary for ? period of five years,
succeeded in forcing the- education
(department of the county to .grant
ubv?Miin? increases. 1 ne teacners
bad demanded a minimum salarv of
foOO instead of the $450 they hituerto
hah received. The strike closed
eighty of the 120 schools, under tbe
8vtebwh cabinet,
New Kemaers Represent- FeUcles ?!
the Klag.
Stockholm, Sweden, Feb. IV.?King
Gustave today approved the selection
of Dr. Knut Harsaeskjo?d for the new
cabinet In which he himself will be
premier and minister of war K
a. A?esberg has been choies for* the
ministry of foreign aftaira;, M. Broen
atom, minister of war and .M. Vir?
j Stenn, minister of finance, . The cab
I met is regarded as reerossnttmg th<
'king rather than any political parts
land its chief aim ?ttl be to carry on
j the king's policies:
r FOR THEMSELVES
? rn-mm
It)?LICENSE FEE {W AUTO
POSSIBLE FOR THIS
MTV SUPPLY SILL
I paper be declared. He aald the bill
simply changed the conflicting aee*
tiuun ?u i?iU'pr?n?nt ??W O? vh? sub
ject and put a!! t?e-l?wu on negotiable
Instruments in one1 place In the code.
Tax On Automobiles
The Lilea bill fixing an annual, li
cense fee of $5 on automobiles of
less than 3S horse power and $10 on
automobiles of more than 30 horse
power was passed to third reading
by the house. Th? measure provides
that tho license fees shall go to the
road fund In the several oonntiea In
which they are collected.
ihe county Buppiy out, one or i./c
omnibus ways and means commlt?*?o
measures, was passed to third reading
Tuesday by the house. Several mem-*
docs cxpres&ea cne opinion 'rueanay
morning that it would he Impossible
for tho general assembly to adjourn
next Saturday on account of tho late
date at which the general appropria
tion bill was gotten to the senile.
The "supply bill" fixes the approprl
ationa for the several counties and la
a moat important measure.
GOOBNOW, CHINA'S LEGAL.
ABVI8BB, BAY RETIRE.
(By Associated* Press)
Peking, Feb. 17.?President . Yuan
Shi Kai today declared that he was
willing to permit Prof. Frank John
eon Goodnowt of Brooklyn, legal ad
viser to thb Chinese government, to
retire from his poet here In August,
thereby enabling him to accept the
offer that baa been made to him of
ihe presidency or jonns Hopmna uni
versity. Prof. Goodnow, . however,
baa not decided whether be will
withdraw from China.
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Tl8IT0X~T0 JiEVf YORK.
(By Associated Press)
New York, Feb. 17.?A passenger
on the steamship Byron, which today
, arrived from; Trinidad, was Gen. Jose
' Manuel Hernandex, known as "Hi
. Mocho", the Venesuelan exile ' who
wae formerly minister zt Wash Is g
' ton. When asked about the errand
that hod brought him to New York.
r he replied that it WOS private bust
" neas."
. Lima, Peru, Feb. 17?Senor De Pet
s roia, widow or Gee- Nicholas be Pei
r roh?, who was president from lRM
t Mo 1M?. died today. Cen. D? Pelrola
died la?t Juno.