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When we announced yesterday
.that wa-were going to extend the,.
North Anderson Gar hne, every
body believed it.
Sis months ago when, we spoke of
building a car tine few believed,
that the line would be. built.
This is only one ol' th? proofs
of North Anderson's sJiccess.
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Ftnaqcia! and Commercial
Nev/York Cotton
New York, Feb.?R-^tbe . cotton
murk ct showed a tendency to esse j
ott under. ecaUering. liquidation and j
selling cf Kai anS July, ctt?ibute? ?oj
one of the lending spot interests.
Private c?bl?s reported a auletl
market in liverpool, hst pri?es there
were lower than due on' the New
York close of last, night and, after
opening steady at a decline cf 3 ta 4
point <st active, old crop posit rana sold
about ? to 6 points net lower. Liv
erpool bptfghi May, July and October
contraction this decline, and rallies
followed on covering, : which may
have been reported by reports, from.
New Orleans ..that-the March notice
Issues there had.been stopped by ex
porters ?f the southern mills. Buy
ers seemed, little disposed, to follow
tho market" up, h?wever, and after a'
recovery of 3 or 4 points/ prices
again weakened, closing* within a
point or two ot the .lowest.>'Friday
will he the first, Msrph notlce*day In
New York: The stipek of certificated j
cotton here available for deiivqr& has
,i been reduced to little ever 6^000.
Spot cotton quiet; middling, 13.00;
?nlf. 13.25.
Cotton futures closed barely steady.
March opened at. 12.23, closed 1 a.20.
May opened Rt 11.93, closed 11.88.
July opened at 11.83, closed li:82.
Liverpool Cotton
Liverpool, Feb. 25.-Cotton-Spot,
moderate . business; prices easier;
middling fair, 7.69; good middling,
7.44; middling, 7.05; low middling,
6.69; good, ordinary, 5.87; ordinary,
B.37. Salts, 8,000 bales,, including ? ~
-SCO A?n?ricao and 1,500 for specula
tlon and export; receipts none; Fe
in res closed Htseady.
Cotton Seed Oil
New York, Feb. 25.^-Coiton seed oil
toduy waa higher cn cooring of i
abarca and scattered local buy^K- In-1
spired; by the siren^hi in lari and
cruds, oil. Final prices' were 1 3 ]
pointa net h?gh?'r. ternary, .7.05,!
March, 7.12; April. 7.22.
' Money Market
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New York, Feb. 26.-Call money
firmer. 13-4?2; ruling rate, 2; clos
ing1. 18-4@2. Time loans stronger;
sixty days. 2 3-4@3. Mercantile pa
per, .'iS**?.?!-?.-.
New York. Feb. 25..-A.sharp break
in quotations which, .began ia the low
prfce^^Mroad sf?bfes (oday extended
through th? oarfet^unt?! lo?sea of i
to ii-nbintB had .htm- Tftfl?ctedilwjeU
ithrmJEgh the, l{s.t,
., Tia Jbpnd itoarket showed.heaviness,
with losses of a point in, Borne con
.ve^re_ Issues. ^ Total salee, par.
Slates bond? were uu
chanjrttf "on call. .Tomi sales wore
39G>1 GO.
New Orleans Cotton
New Orleans, Feb. 25.-nTtlle the
cotton m ar Wot fc*??U? trt&??rziz'.y -~ - I
&e?r? a^?Tl?^S^?
business doh* for tte day wa? hot 0t^\^io?n'^ ^^^u^^}
large, . fne close was at a net losa SL?iTnL S thr ?^&$???? V
ot 5 tp .7,e||d|?ts.aiMl 3p;a|.ftffatltall* ^feWLs 1
Cotton Good* '&?^iH?3m
- '.coking weil, the damage tr?jm cold
l^ew YoTk. Feh. 2f?.-Cottba goode "*<*i%r. vW'iJ?WL %.M
n\arke?? today were easy, bat a l?rger tba ?iv^roumat^&artMg^t^. farms
misinos? wa* done *t.th*,lo**r prtets ^^^f^^^m?i,. ?fP-'*t
uamctf on wUs' prlnl ol?the ot odA,?^?? Vating .^dva^tale.of. tao go?^
c?.nstrucftn.' Vr?t<s? ??^'w?re xler?m?nt '? 010, (01. y??r(?e?er
L.'h?i ?
and ram?i3rfe ?tewl* rtMna?iti?.Unrd W the ?ntdnmif r.?i*??e. ?U&cd
Kmbroiderles wore quM. Silk rib- .mrlajtihp pf^ffj^reani, DM'er?fl^.
bons wet?, lu a??ive. dtotasd. Jeh.hnrs tk?n S*,the Wstchxprd, ???, (ha "ono
Chicago Grain
Chicago. Feb. 26,
to a htrfher (?vol
rince the", firm of thc: year,
export humaros waif one or
cipsl elementa of, 'stygag?L
pHc^'wsf^
plea all sr
-cernVVi
ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH WI
WOULDN'T YOU FEEL A L!
SERVE VOTE WERE LAI
OPPORTUNITY TO A
\r#tAiT YQU A1
RALLY YOUR FRIEND!
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Now ?*r the time you have got. to
get dova to business and begin to
figure .Jurt who your friends are and
hew many there are you can really de
pend on to give you that subscription j
to thc Intelligencer.
Good honest work from now until
Uta close means a valuable prize for !
you, if you are wise enough to bake
advantage of the time that '? left and
work faithfully and systematically.
Look over yodr Hst of friends, your
relatives and your . acquaintances.
Make up your mind that you will ask
iho.-e to help you who have not given j
you a subscription. > Perhapa some ?
Of them will be willing, to give you.
more, than a year If they soe yon atc
really in earnest and intend to win,
if untiring industry, can make a win
ner, of you.
You cannot hesitate now. if yon arc
desrloua of winning one.of the larger
pri/.os. Your hope of, success Ilea iq
your energy, these', last 'days. ' Tho
<ime ls very short in which to do your
work. Look; over. your, list of friends
io they all take the Intoligencer? Are
ye ii pat is fled that you have enough
.otes to make you a winner of the
prize you have been aspiring to since
the beginning of the contest? This is
thc time for-you to do your thinking,
Don't walt until the contest closes and
then Bay, "1 wish 1 had done PO 8?n3
ao."
Do it now, today, not tomorow. ,n
DISTRICT NO? L
AU. Territory Within the Corporate
Limits of Anderson.
Mra. James T. Snow .99.G10
Miss Francis Harris Bruce .. 70,550
Miss Nell O'Donnell .*..102,065
Mra. J. \fcs Threatt. 53.565
Misn Vina Patrick.49,370
Miss Alice Bray. 90,705
Miss Myrtle McKinney. 90,570
Miss Isabelle Webb. 104,190
Min's Myrtle Bolt.82,810
Miss Myrtle Barton . .42.650
Misa ROBS Payne .. .. .44,860
lilas Florella Beck ... . .. 80.170
Mrs. Ola Cooley. ..89,025
Miss Elisabeth Van Wy ck.51,225
Mrs. JV -St; Cathcart ...".98,430
MrS.e Hunter Thompson. ?7,450
Mrsi- 3.- J. Stuart-... ... ... 71,395
Wi.: Hi P. Elsenmau. 50,175
Miss Lula R, Smith.06,845
Miss Edna Campbell. .... 78,900
Miss Greta McClellan ...- . : . .60.020
Mra. O, F. Taylor..6*,460
Miss Annie Cunningham ... 50,225
Mra C. J. DeCamps. 50,020
Miss Lula Brown.'. 93,020
Miss Elizabeth McGee. 72,640
Ml SB Ella Avery. 80.265
MISB Lois Garrison. 53,835 i
[Mian E. G, Harrison.GS^'ri
?n??-a. w; E. K?ysor.50100!
[ Miss Mattie Gaillard .P?,?00|
; r?ig. f?Fymond Beaty .. ... .. 54.730
I Mrs. Susan C. Frederick.102,165
Miss Lynda- Thompson.41,995
Miss* A*?i* W???i?ms .. .. ..42,122a
Mrs."Clarence Osborne.102,025
DISTRICT NO. 2.
AJI Rural Rentes and Tonn? Outside.
". thc Corporate Limits of Ander,
son lo western South .
Carolina,
DONALDS.
Miss Virginia NeU*>.v,.'.. 59>335
LOWHDKorLLK. ?:>'??'
MUs Lela Farmer.1,025
Miss Mozelle Huikabee..1.02B,
Miss Ella ^lOt?.',..39.025
Miss Ida Allen .. .'. '..1.02D
?Miss Anna Belle.1,025
?4YS. W. W.,Thompson .. .. ...Lul&
Miss Louise Hajp>r.1.WB
Mra Dr. J. D. Wilson ,?.l?0l&
Mrs. C. T. B?kor .. . .. ..1,02>
Mrs. E. J. Hfckafcee t....... tm
Miss Ltyse v.i?*??
ftRss Eula Mae Hank?. 42.425
fias N?r* McCpJ?pjSab.%tjfisf
Mrs, a at t?ggg^....... R&4TO
?va. N, E. YegriSn^... 60,720
^ra^FrankDy^^* " "OH I
IEE/?tjdiV'.*; feen'.tjltg.
Mu?^^^^^.'.." .*.* ;.* I??^?|
MUs An?S? Wea?^ .V . '.?r^s?
Wise Agn*? Mc??fady,.Lfffj
fiSj^TMcC?'
SSsa Mamie Berlin.Ii02*
mi VOTE
HAT YOU HAVE DONE? OR
ITTLE BETTER IF YOUR RE
RGER? DONT MISS AN
DD ? 8,4300 VOTIS TO
LREAJLVY HAVE.
5 TO YOUR SUPPORT.
Miss Lela Godfrey.1,025
Miss Ola Scogglns, (West PoUer
.51.460
PIEDMONT.
MJSB Paille Spearman. 42.280
Miss Sarah Spearman. 42.405
Miss Lillie Mae Armstrong .. ..1,025
MIBS Ethel Cobb . ..1.025
Miss Sophia Duncan.1.025
Mrs. W. V. Weach.1.025
Miss 8adie GiUlard ...1.025
Miss Eva Clifford.1.025
Mrs. J. Z. Leverette.1.025
Miss Blanche Hutchins.1,025
Miss Annie Aiken.60,215
Miss Frederica Donald.1.025]
Misa Carrie Lou Rosa.1.026
Mrs S. D. Campbell.1.025
Miss Lela Anderson.1,025
Mrs. Frank Suber..1.026
SENECA.
Mr.? F. B. StrlbUng.39,025
Misa. Dorothy Jennings.1,025
Misa Floride Probst.i M 1.025
Miss Macy SItton.. .1,025
MUS Sue Bally .. .. .. .. .. ..1.025
Miss Lula Gigatlliat.1,025
Miss .Louise Farmer.1,025
Miss Stella Fincannop. ..1.025
Miss Mso Hamilton...1,025
Miss Kitte Sligh.39,025
Mr8. Eustice ;JtonJcUU> .1,025
Mrs. Sallie Holleman.1.025
HOSEA PATH,
Mrs. W. C. Black ... . 102,575
Miss Enna Leach . 76,780
Mrs. Jerry McKenzie.24,875
Mrs. Oscar McCurry.50.43a
Miss Alberta Cox.44.560
? Mis? Lillie Smith.44,146
Miss Mittle Kay. 42,650
/ ANTHE VILLE.
Misa Fannie Killingworth .. ..1,025
Miss Annie Belle ... .48,525
Miss Sadie Prince...1.025
Misa Zula SUber .'. ...1.025
Miss Hattie LOU Haddeh .'. .. 1.026
LEVEL LAND.
Miss Ine? WlI??^T!L.. 89,025
Miss Mettle M^V^vf, . 48,625
Miss C^rie^Da?fcr .. ']., "tm*
Mrs. Sam Hamn^nd'1!. 'J'. Vii***
Mra.' Alice GH$tT lv025
MJsa'Oerirude ?>ouih4M? . . . . .1.031
Miss Kathleen/Biro*.'?,.... .... 42,650
Mrs. D. JU Rejsd^.V^',. ., ,, 1.925
Miss Nela Sloan,.. .. ..1,01:5
.MTS, M. ?, Attvii.:.; . L.i...
Mrs. JN. ii. Beggs. . m. ii,LOSS'
Misa Etea Sadler ? .: .. 'ii . , . . .11.204
Miss Paulinei Hughes....3^,025
Misa M. Stoked/.I .. ..?0?5
I AIM PLAT. W .
Filas Vera Crawford;:...'...: 3*,025
Hrs. Casey .v >.'.' wl'?l&*p
Miss Sadie Marrett .. W .. '. '.1,025
Miss Lillie .Cole .. .. . , ..1,625
Mrs. Bernice G'iseh ..."..?.?S?
Misa Mie Belle Crawford.1,025
??L'j'H UNION, 1
Westminster P. (L, H. F. J), No. 2.
Miss Georgia Thomas.1,025
Mra. Otto Burriss. 66,265
MIBS Amanda Reeder .. .. .. ..1,025
PENDLETON.
MIBS Margaret Evans.69,020
TO. IV M ILL &
Mrs. J. D. Babb ... ... .. 42,820
Mrs. Lon Boleman......48,315
Mrs. N. C. Brown ... ... .. 42,225
NORRIS.
Miss Lola.Whiting ... ... .. ',, 1,026
Miss Burnett ^le^jder 1.026
Miss, NeHq Hanson, . ;... 1. . v^|J||
?UAOL-IXI.
Mia Gladys 9mlt..h.....41,060
Miss .Bona Mae Folger.39,025
Miss Ethel Wyatt... 1,025
Miss Emily Robinson. 1,025
Miss Jennie Rob?n son ...... 1,026
Waa. Margaret Sellers.1.025
Miss. Bell Norris.1.025
AUTON.
Mrs. 'Alex Simpson ... ... ...?1.026
Mdss Maude Whitman ... ... .. 1.025
Miss Mary Lee.Norris RFD* ..66*376
'? - CENTRAL
Mks Mary Rowland.... rv. J... 89.025.
Misa Stacy Shirley.LOM
Miss Maggie Carson . ... 1.02*
M*s. J. W. Wallace.li03?
Mrs. Florine Norris.1.025
Mra.'JenVailaa?tav.1.025
Mas. Ralph B?OlAtif?.1.025
Miss Jennie Allen. ... 1,025
Mr., J. F. Hnff-^0I^V... 85,396
'j^l. *.* * *
Mils Grace Camphf ll. ... . .1,026 :
WALHALLA
Miss Rose-Mary Buach .67,^
G BUREN VT DO Di.
Mrs. G. R Alexander...,.
Miss Lissie Harvlay.1,026
?gs? Ella Nieblas. ... . U*5
Miss Annie-Law Marshall ... ... 1.025
Sfi? HzZU, Gr-en->.8MB
Mi*a Lillie Slake.1.0*6}
S???. p. H. Yciueii -.1.U2M
Sirs, flngh John^.1.0251
WkV Nsarnie Maxtor.%m\
' NE W 1C4BKET.
Mles Almena: Coleman... ....St,02BI
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Atlanta. Feb. 25.-Even in the most
serious situations ?nd those most vit?T
1 y'affecting public welfare the element
of comedy at time creeps in and yes
terday afternoon the wires got crossed
cn tho locker club situation in. |- way
that brought the drv grlua to mofe
than one usually serious face.
The grand jury was in Anal session
and the locker club question waa tak
en up. Thc Mien and Religion lend
ers prepared a ^a^ifU.ently',,wrltten
editorial for the afternoon rv.pers com
mending the grand jury for its fear
lessness and calling on the public ti?
watch the noble sight,of.the.grand jury
swatting the. locker cfcubs as they had
swatted the convict camps.. -
The Men and Religion editorial waa
thoughtful and well written. It was
three columns wideband dominated the
Inside page where it was printed. But
the "fly In the ointment'' was a late
news Item from the courthouse dis
played ender black headlines on the
front page that the grand jury had
taken final action, and had decided not
to bother the locker clubs.
Atlant i. Feb. 25.-"The woman
tempted me," as a classic and Biblical
j excuse was trotted out -with no rigln
I allty hut with some color of appro
priateness today bv R. B. Stribling, a
young Atlanta man. who confessed to]
forging a draft.tor Sl.Ouu. but declared
that he was forced Into lt by a sweee- |
[heart whose love of Ice. cream, sodas
'and theatre tickets waa hot to be ap
peased by his modest allowance as a
student.
Stribling cashed thc draft at ?a
j Gainesville bank after following
(forged dVfft. lt in alleged, w.th a
forged te^graro. ostensibly coming
from 'a local bank and declaring that
he had funds to meet,it.
Atlanta. Feb. 25.-Atlanta's weather
man .who bad to stand a good deal of
kidding tho i/.st winter when hts dope
went wrong, has re-established him
self os a "medicine rr?an'' and a
mighty wizard.
The cold wave which Atlanta is now
shivering lh-was predlct?d; by Mr, Von I
Hermann fully IS hours In advance
ot its arrival on a warm sunshiny j
j morning .when, vests, and wlnte- un
? derwear were Irksome.
.What d'ye mean cold wave?* hts
friends'demanded when thc flag "-as
hoisted and nundy believed lt, but he
had hit the natr on the head and Atlan
ta went to sleep In Illy'and woke ttp
In Desert:/er.
Now he eaya there will be snow and
nobody 'fares to doubt lt.
Atlanta. Feb. 25.-Fulton count,
may have a form of commission go;
Cmment Instead of a supervlsh
board and heads of departments If
present plan is worked out. Sever
.members of the present cotfnty bt|ird
are said to favor it.
A bill will be presented to the leg
islature providing, for the change In
the event tho people.of Fulton are will
ing to try It: itv will provide for
three-active commissioners who will
receive ? salary of 55,000 a year each
and who shall do nothing but handle
tue county's affairs.
Under the present county board sys
tem, men rire selected who make their
living In-other business or profession,
[and who exercise simply ? supervis
ing spirit while subordinate heads of
departments are employed to actually
! do the work;
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[.j-?The Kaiser's pet hobby ia the col
lection of tiea. He is said to have
more than 50,000 stored and catalog
ued, ranging from cotton ones in
purples, yellows and pink? that would
! startle . a plowboy, to,. thc costliest
specimens of embroidered cravats.
WhyAi^Scrnte
Folks Hitman
j Grasshoppers?
ty M0$JL:.
t tx ItBajf ?lied bim
JL JCZ It "Freight Car
vS^/feoC? Freddy." He wits
vPeB^. route, Freddy was .
^^^.^ not a hobo, but a
rbs'ng young man In a classai
bis own.
Thay^aiso-called; bjin. -Firs?^
h ?w?wo Urns*^?^ /?pu
never kum wparejw,.nt*a nim;
" Freddy, was th* ankhes*, of
hlmselfr-lf rou can ?eA4tf?t
He waa the Dr., Jekyil and Mtv
Hyde og motion. . Now. yon see
him, aa alow, and deliberate as a
freight car., and now yon don'i,
hopper. ltneeded)?=sngfeM?#??'
keep taba on tEhe very real
Freddy.
sad tbere.Ahrougb itt m A.way, to
make; tte) arente*
gnasn. with et,**.
Be a ifreight car tf you
bat don't be ? grs-hepper. Bet
ter, be neither.
The sensible newt
ls MOUKUATK.
Arn, yew. lofwwnui
?m^K'M-s^^cjti
tn$fcapp?*l to you?
JI ju.'-H-Jiaii.
Owl High Grade Guano
- -For S$|e by
S. D. Brownlee, : Anderson, S. C.
: i\(k< Y ...il V.W,j'l.vf ./.l'y
Coming Every Day
New Vehicles of every description
keep coming m every day.
Our stock of Harness, Whips and
Robes i? the finest ever. We also
have some Entra Good Mules and
Horses on hand, come and see them.
S*! POWiER
ANDERSON, : SOUTH CAROLINA
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?re the kind of ads that
Get the
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Don't stay in tide same
"OL? ?UT,? increase
yow sales and create a
demand for your mer
chandise by
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The Da%
veneer
The "Newsy'** morning
paper that is read by the
majority of people in
Anderson county? and
byi others iii diff?rent
parts of the country.
Our large circulation
guaranty 'INSULTS,'
me m
The Cifcv
is receiving acoppf.of our
paper every morning.
"FREE GRATIS1* FOR
2 WEEKS.
Intelligencer
YOI TH AM? OLD AflE
nro. ??lke. strbjent to defective nicht.
Mr rpedal examination will determino
tho bftof way, of holing aigbtof amt
?KC If you are well on In yearn I caa
supply iissifM ?mt will help and not
?train the eye?. For sight trouble
In yor?th 1 nm often, able to provide a
cure'. Pylc?s 18.00 to $SM>G and at
wara. Repairs cm frames'and parts
10 cents and upward.
Dr, M. R. Campbell
118, W. ItTUtmer St. Oro ned Floor
OS** r??pe ??*?. '? ferSfi??.
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