Sw?et Potato Planto
Maj and Jase Sbipiatnts
D -1 to ?.wo et 11.76
J 20,000 and up at $1.60
pur: 4,000
THESE ARE THBT VERY 3SST
w^ j PRICES
nave the following rari
?etl??:
t^MM Naacy Bali
SrWO/HW, Perte ?eo Yan
. ; ?**M*0 Pantin Yam
More than 600 orders were
pafceiJlu? to March lot. There
fore, don't wait too long? mail
"Wff? today. T?mate and Pep.
per Plants, GOc per 100 cr $2.00
per t.000. Adrcss
M. LIGHTFOOT, Basti*, take
_Co- Pla
60PTHEBN BAIL WAI,
.> ? nsuu fr A a? " . .
?j ^fcffWJMhwUrg Jan. lg, mg
following schedule, figures
are published, only aa ?pforwation and!
are not guaranteed.
Arrival and departure ot trains from
Anderson, 8. C.
. r'?. Arriving From TU;e
20 Greenville and Belton.. 8.80 a. m.
28 Greenville ?nd Belton..11:60 a, m.
Belton, thrs^ttsleteerto
Belton ...?-:.. %.. ?V. ..11:60 a. m.
li Atlanta. Walhalla and . .?
Seneca ... . 8*31 a. m.
26 Greenville and Belton *.V 1:26 p. m.
Iv Aiiwnta, 'Weihalla, and
^???*.....4:62 p. m.
~?aeS**** ?.?.. ..- ..6:63 p. m.
17 Charleston, Columbia and
Belton. Through coach
from Columbia to Wal
halla ... . . .6:08 p.?.
Leaving Fer
20 Belton, Greenville .. ..7:40 a. m.
^ BeHoja and Greenville..9:20 a. rn;
84. Belton and Greenville ..2:26 p.
10 Belton Charleston,
?. JJf?*nrlHo and Columbia 4:62p.m.
18 Bolton. Colombia. Char. . !
leaton and Greenville ..8:81 a. m.
8 Walhalla and At?
ll S?W,'Wa?hal??Arong***1**""
coach from Columbia..?:0S p.
. No baggage will be handled .
motor cars Nos 20, 24, 21, 26, 22, 23.
ftn?iMooMnn im marin af Ttalt?n Oym !
Southern trains and "st Seneca for
I'"'""' w 'WNgm- Hr injinu, FJJI
Pg??t^t***^ apply to ticket
agents: or
8. Ti ?*,rab*p Greenville,
? W, E. McGee. A. 9. P.i. Colombia,
s.e.
URJSATLY BKDliCED flOUM) TWP
s oiK^r s e B w" B~A I L W A Y.
la emiEcrtlon wlih Bise Ridge
From Andersen, 8. C,
'?W LoaJsv?lle, Ky
and .return. Ticket? on ssle Ap
ril 5 and ?th with r?turn limit April
14th.
84.40 Allanta, Ge*
and return account ot Atlanta
MUB?C Festival. Tickets on salo Ap
ril 26 to May 1st wlih return limit
May 6tix;
?J?. Savannah. Ga*
andi, return account of National
. Drainage Congress. Tickets on aale
April ^p. zi and 22 with return limit
April 30th.
.44? Charlotte, KL <\
awl return account of May Celo-*
traties. Tickets Gi: vale J?a> 17, u?
?l?t? with return limit May 24th.
68.10 Jacksonville, Ftr^,.
Ji?i-U ?ir??ini dicVOUlzt ?f U.- C."' V;
Reunion., Tickets on salo May 3rd,
to 7th vith return limit May 16th:
Sp?cial cor win leave Anderson 7:40
A. M. May 5th arrive In'Jacksonville:.
?:30 P. M;: same day.
MAO Atlanta. Ga*
.u_ ^return account of Meeting; of
May 7 to 12th with return limit Mar
20th.
Pur complete information. Pullman
reservation call on ticket agents or
?write. T7. R. Taber, PftTA. Green
ville, 6. CM. E. McGee, ' AGPA.
Columbia. 8. C.
urroBTu?e, sp?r??k?rg egg Anderson.
Ballway Cenpany.
(Condensed Passenger Schedule.)
X Effective March 24th, .1014.
. Andersen*'& IV .
No. 3) 7:SR a.m. No. 30 6:30s. m.
No. aa ' Ular. sm. Mn. aa Ht2f-e. ??
Vio. 35 11:45 a.m. No. 34- 10:35 a. m;
Na 37 1:20 aim. No. 36 12:00 m.
No..88;', >:26 P.m. .?fo.^38 2:16 p; m
No. 41 6:05 pim. No. 40* 4:Wjf?&
No. 43 9:06 pm. No. 42?; fl*O0p m.
it- 8.' A H ci),
General Passenger Ascent.
New OTWftt
Pensacola*
Mobi^
Financial ant
New York Cotton
New York, AprilX-^Cbtton was ?a
Battled' today with the near moo til s
relatively ea#y after an early advance; ?
and with close steady but from 2 to
!*- point* net lower. Prospsets ?for
better weatuer soutb, and Av^lggfcm;
adviees suggested that thc cotton fu
tures will be made more dr-jwUc IA, ?
tho house, seemed to be factors in the
uftcruoon decline.
The natrita overfed firm af- nar ooVfl
vance of %>tt? 10? points po ?ver-night
buying orders afnt-?teer "support in
spired by the firm showing of the
Liverpool cables, the larger English
? spot sales, and further encouraging
trade advices from Manchester. There
I were also farther reports of too much H
I rain'and delayed farm work south
west, but demand was; well supplied
around the initial figures and the msr~
kel soon turned easier. I
- .Leading spot- interest? wbo bad
been spot bayer? a" Ku/ and July just
before tho .close ' yesterday, appeared. H
to bo .selling May this morning, that-V
probably . added lo' the confusion ; ?f ?
Isentiment, end M~ay waa relatively !
easy during the entire day, cloding.on- *
ly 24 pointa above Jujy after having ?
sold, some 36 to 38 points over July. I
yesterday morning; >?
Brokers ?with prominent Wall etreet ?
connections were^ambng the larger ?
sellers of May; Belate cable attrib
uted firmness to Liverpool on good db- ?
mund for. near months and liberal of** ?
Ifer inga, and said that English spinners ?
were calling cotton; Considerable cot
ton reached here from the south dur- ?
lng the last few, days of March and ?
thc certified stonk*||u?ow a little mord, H
titan 80,000 baWcb^parlng with 67^ ?
000 March 1. H
? Spot cotton ddic*\kmiddling uplands ?
1330; gulf 1355. misales. Cbtton fa- ?
?(brea closed steHyt>'
Open Close ?
May ........... I JA.. 1250 1233
J??y. 1216 1209
October. .1153 in::
New Orleans, April 1.-Profit tait?
lng worked-, against prices In? cotton
today. In the carly trading a moder
rate advance took olace and on lt
longs were rather heavy selle; j. These
offerings were not . Well_ received by
th-qr rigg ??*? ?iarkciarid'icH Off..There
were several brad ?pota during the
day but the market displayed ho. rear
strength and closed practically t?e?
lowest of the session,' 4 to-5 point?
under yesterday's close.
. Good cables and; poor weather : vrere"
the main eustainlag Influences. Heavy
r?ins in the Mississippi valley caused
nervousness among-;shorts in the new
reps because of their probable ef
fect on planting. . .
The local spot, market was quiet and
price? wore . marked -down one six
teenth.
Spot cotton ?toady 1 1-16 off. Mid
dling 13c Sates on the. spot 909; to
arrive 925.
. Cotton fntures closed: May 1264;
July Aug. 1211; Oct 1151; Dec
1149.
Liverpool Cotton
Liverpool? April 1.-Cotton spot
steely; good middling"Ttl; middling
JUL low mtdDi-tetKV??L
. Salas* 15,000;*'speculation and ex
port 2,000.
^H?iceipl? 3,300.} futures steady.
C^ottGoo?s
Now York,' April l.^-Cotlcn gi-^Ss
today with trading of' fair propor
tions reported. Worsted yarns were
th better Inquiry.' ' tinner wo;>r and ho- J
biery were quiet '
.i ?\;. "? '
Stocks and Bonds
--, - - J";;v. ..
.meats today were narrow and Btoelts.
possessed none; of. the-vigor shown
li?i?TOBtaPday's rise. Irregularity, of
||ft??tooven-en t reflcotod the bond let of
luences brought to bear on ina isa
New? fromi yRghjggt6^;t*-nt
lil
.btti usually
preventable.
-*Bk?*^ the.blcbi?
Vt -hH^ctify
poisuuing c ti se s
Wbkb thc- papers
- <ltavi? We? tu? of
.reveitt ly. ^;TJe**?lg?i' kft k peraoa
f*clufc tap* tteatb wHuFo e Week
nud ibrrrtotfHigihlK enrthly stairs
cn limy i-^A-wilf irawi one?
p?r. At the sable time one usu
? - --
h. MAT!ft
CO*k'_
're- *
ilk- I
ste.
ii?
too intent?t* commerce commission
fal?s. eoeue, to ? decision ia thc freicht
~ caso and would render possibly
In s month, caused a brief in
tito railroad list, but the effect was
lessened by tho poor showing of the
largest eastern railroads for Febrp
New York contracts decrease of 93,
134,0*0 in operating income of
316,000 were emphatic -emlutfers of ;
the present position of U)e rallrrsds.
State and municipal befcdv were low*
er o? the E?-WS of t?ic /orthcwnlng
J|Ww York city raduc'.ion? Ik lutcrest
Railroad bonds Kere well held, ex
cept Rock' Island collaterals Which I
fell 1 1-2 to" 36 1-2, a new local re
cord. Total sains, pur value, <
0*0,000. United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
Cotton ??ed Oil
New York, April I .-^Cotton need bil
prices today worw influenced largely
by action of lard, starting higher, but
later turning easy with liquidations
of. sales for western^ account. Final
pflcee Were gathered anti unchanged
to 1 point net lower.
' The market closed steady.
Chicago Grain
..... i
Chicago, April 1.-Unexpected sta
bility of prices at Liverpool in thc
face of severe declines on this side ot
the-ocean, brought about better sup
port : today, for wheat. Thc market
?red from firm t-i to 3-S a l-2c net
vance. Other leading staples, too.
Jail-showed gains. Corn 1-4 to 1^4 a 3-8
lallat '.oats 1-8 a ?-4 to l-4c and provis
lons 2 1-2 to 7 12.
Money Market
New York, ?prR t.-Call mo-nay]
Isteady 1 3-4 a 2; ruling? rate 2; clos
init 1 7-8 a 2.
"Time loans steady; 30-days S 1-2 a
u-z.: trw uttjn ti Di? IUUUIIIB O a l-l.
Mbrcantile paper 3 1-2 a 4.
.Commercial bills 484.
Bar silver ? M.
Mexican dollars 45 1-2.
Government bond steady; railroad
bonds rbguiar.
?K?TTTT ri"jr??? THE mJ?L.
Two Recent .yalal. Meetings Hav *">e.
Hded Its Fate.
Ilerlln, April 1.--The two recent fa
ull army duela fought in Germany and
HA^lirtrla-Hungary, which prompted the
Hc^s&cele in. parliament to ask ike
minist ;r of war' what stops would bo
taken to terminate "this relic of bar
barism/' wero typical Instances of- how
the.Innocent suffer and the guilty i s
ca pe. In each case a husband ?swgft;iB
Hktaied by the adversary who was re
sponsible for thc comba
ra n duol si Mau, Lieut' Huge of tko |
9?M'lAnt^-'^mii- required by tho reg
imental court to challenge Lieut, von. |
Iwi Vall?te St. Gaorgo or the uauio rpg
mont for an alleged invasion or Hugo's I
nonie imst ??? a? tue HiTiv uxche-gu
of shots, thereby vindicating the honor
of his unwounded adversary.
At Budapest Stefan HadJu. Hcutcu
H?feiin thc aeronautic corps was killed
l^'';his:-??r^her^?-??w '5i-r?v.K-3-i TJ?.*>
?essay, an office.* of the reserve. Baboc
say In a ijaarrel wHh Ms wire, Hadib's
sister had nmd'j ?s?me f nsulUbg' refer
ence to th*a= liaii? ifasiliy. This: cabic
to cue e?r? *>f tbe- military authorities.
.Phcy dsclnrod- that this family -af
fair could onfy bc settled wifh^plsi I
tola, and assigned Lieut mant Ilcijti
AWI! ftfflliMSt ??r.Wftmn>la >vrhn ??? to it
that , the due) took place, although
Baboscuy was willing to apologise for
tho Insult. This waa the twentieth
ddel tn which Babocsay has been in
volved;
rr-1. _ s-ix . ? ~.-- i-i x-1-. -
* ?..... ... -v. .... ?... ?wu u.,v'i iu,,iui,, ;
the late minister ot war,: ls generally
attributed tb last Reichstag debate on
tho anbjaet of duelling. His statement
holding ont hope of an abolition o',
compulsory duelling In the army; wat:
highly displeasing to the leaders off bi.'
of the powerful Clerical Center PM?f'
apd bia retirement follow.
-^-? -u . - . * **xt r%immi||.nj UM? out*
cesor, like all Prussian' officers, holds
tfae satof^; Vlewa, belly ing that officers
tubs-, roftdw the "f*de" in tho defend
lng their honor or leave the army,
'liie utmost tb': wblbh'the army au
thorities aro willing to go ts that duuls
and vhat' officers w&^ i by their nn
ATTTWlt?i
If a Pa-.tltue m>kh *hy Get Peapte
Int?. Trsaldo.
London; April l.-The Briton has. a
common law right Ui bise a-ph^/jgjfe^
vkted he does so within bounds. This
rigirt first affirmed In a case reported
tn '.SlO bas beeb reaffirmid by a Dub
lin magistrate, who dispersed a man
charged- ?Uk biasing ?. play recently
imported fte** the contine?V Th* der
fett4aniaakf that thc play was "torc?an
fllth," and he cobsldered lt h's daly io
nm(Mt i 'Ml? mr**?Mu* ?. Wjts ?C "
that tbs play wak ?terrbptbd for bo
minut?e. ; . ..-?^
:-. tbs famous comedian, oi
Obtained a vordlet of guilty 4n a pra
ciiltbn against 'divers persons for ?
conspiracy io tte* him of?, the stage
whenever hu might nop -ar, end li
p?i^'b?e ih*^^^ hisser Uni
would fln? hims^rwitiiout tbVitijf?
J?nWeVer.f-t&e hlss?rtg^o th? apowtana
aaa outcome'ot the spectator's feelings
hty cnn safely Oboc-?? hiss? groan and
ls rsi ?wng?en.
i, . April- The Insistence ot
bav? onaday. afternoons off
a? -one of the reasons why
ttiennance if "bocking leas tn
rlpol ?burche*. ?* Atienta at
kr night ??rvlces.
Sham Battles by Ulsterites
Iii Pr?paration For Real Fight
Photo* by American Pre*? Association.
IU18H Uuiontefvoluntecrs nccively beiwn drllHns um ny months ago for i?x?
pected trouble over home rule. The lllnstrmhms nbove nns ns ;f*>lo%vs:
1, charging across field in sham battle ift-ar Kotfnst;>2? on the dring line;
8, Captain James Craig; lu charge of maneuvers.
RUSSELL FORD.
Now YorW 'yankee Pitcrfrr
Who Jumped-to Duff alo Ped?.
OF-HOnSEN^'n LACE.
This hat in made of net lace Inter
?angled witto a rn ney braid of horse
hair. A siegle ribbon band .sud twa
?ower? emphasise the tilt to the aida.
Photo iiy AiT.t rUnrt I'rete Amoi la non
British Troops In Ulster to
VllCUk fJLUIUV A\UaC VUlMfVW*
mg sn outbreak in Ulster, strengthened its
derry, Jfnd other point*;' 1? ?ww KCIK ?;ir
:ratl6hs MIKUV: 1. British troop? In field et
I lilli.Ill I--_
Don't Miss This Chance
tV.i lot vc J?ht reeche? a CAR of I
thSRe Haute 0000 FA KM WAGONS
OM* Silt 'KORY ANO TENNESSEE
PATTERNS,
There IK II?MC better, thia fact han
bren linnea J car? aire. Come early
and get .* uer? totere they all get
avay. Our BUYER IK,new la TEN.
NESSEE selecting a (ar ot .Stock.
Ho net mage jour parchan ?etil jeu
sec Ui?* lol, vre will have the kind-io
aalt anybody.
"We dau't deal la CROOKS? they
i?u>! be jual what we represe*?'then
Ito JlC.
Tyson & Jonen, Babcock, Nor??
und Huck litfl Bugglo? and genalee 1
HOME MADE HARNESS new Itt
Glu- tl? your Irade? we enaraatee
> W; ?eater-TRY
CS. TERMS nae PRICES Alnaya
tri: plfe^WELi. ta
T? ^kssBj^ lillis
?/I . i'"* ^^^^?34fK!BL7ni4??>Mm /mW*^''IISIS^* M ..11 WI
Wm j "Jbfi-- SMM HM?^^TW S?
? Exte?sioii telephone 1
.?TT'S n??d?<l: to relieve you ?nd your clerks of the
J. <uf*?-^ifi^J^*'^r4jeHr ^..??ln9 a siripi
* ?el?phnhe When someone ha? * message to surd or "
a call to a native r. .
Lotus Ininti for you, on extension station-or OWM.
Wo can arrange lt no that there will always be s telephone,
handy to vyKr/^imct
The cost of this aeirvleo ?a trifling.
Ca?? tho Coin tracir Department
1 J Pl?..u?!
A Willi Ml OF E?1J TROUBLE
would bc (.voided of people had their
iiSe-lit . nrnpnrly. aiianrlftd tn. Hi, nn?
nf the wisc ones and wear glasses on
ly after we have made a thorough
examination of your oyes. Thon your
glasse!! Will bo just what your sight
requires. Any other method of se
lecting glasses ls dangerous. And
your; byes aro too precious to subject
(iicm to ari? 'avdidilblc risk. Prices
ii.in jr. no u? ?&.oo and un ward.
Repair J yit frames utd parts 10 cenia
and. upward.'
titi* M* R. Campb?l?
'ifs. w hil ?cr NI. 4'i?Nsd Fleer
;<J#r* 'Phone HBHJ.. Thone 46*1
IWm NEED'
? . ' ; '<' \ ? ?? tc ?
- OF A y?t??GLE ?friANY '?>
V": '-, . ; \ ?/ ?u-?Y^'-- ^ ^
let us show you our stock before you buy.
We cafry a commie sUy-i; of kji kinds. Also. Har
ness, Whips and Rolfes.
We have some extra good values in Mules and
Horses* ?iber?i terms and courteous treatment
to all.