Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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fcZER ACADEMY PLANNING FOR FINAL EXERCISES I &REAT PROGRAM ._... ? . urning Sunday ?ad Continuing hrovsgh Tuesday. Som? Fea toro Eaeh Day ^?wnn noonie will shortly re ... .handsome Invitations ?to the exercise* of the Anderson School, to begin Sunday and optinue to Tuesday. The exercls srJui bo held in the First Presbyte u r?k ? ?M 4v-? ?Fraser, . nt of the school, is being- corn ?ntcd on nil Rides on the splendid tn, Mowing is the official Hat of the i he order that they will Sunday. May 24. 11:30 A. M.-Bac te Sermon by Rev. J. E. Wal ?:e, Westminster. 8. v. Tuexdoy, Maj %% ll A* Bf*' !nmutton Contest Sullivan, Jn, -"Hannibal on ' r . ,TY.r!:s, Jr.^'Qeniirb as a Gpdy .t. Work." I ward Simpson-"The Ind?pen s?e of Eula." :. Snow-"Happiness and Llb Musle. Steele-"Eulogy on Robt. '?i H., Farmer-"Lincoln's C'it Martlo, Jr.-"Tho ? Nev ?no Beck-"Defense of John K. .Cook. u.....r. . t'M^'i'.HH-^M- ? Moule. Tuwdar, Maj- 8?, 8 F. M. Instef ? ?asa Exercises !ii< n f ibuory-jerome -Deck. . ?'? Literary Address--Hon. E. E. Fea i.oretono. Oreenwood, S. C. Afuste SHHjHHpfc" of Certificates and ":j_f__. -rr7,t.rrt,?5. -: rvdiction. Class Roll, ?isbrgo Wm. nrowrt; , Karlo Hunier.^ v Sullivan Chief. ;>. Sullivan, Second Year. _IXllli .*?_?- ?aa .. . rrvmn - MVBKV rvM ?t r nrax stapfe* Church Thia Aftefnoo i . Ti?rco vi ?lock .;M : -^v oslorday morning at a o'clock will -buried-.tnt* sriernoou ia Silver rrtolc cemetery. The funeral ser ges are to bs held at ibo First Bap -.-burch' thia afternoon st S :. jrcleck and the interment will tot The following gentlemen will pail bearers: nivyer, L, P. Smith, J. A.-Brock. Viliiam Laughlin and William Lanka. - - : ?tufw? -Fam, uro. w. aryans. Vi, o&fef. W. c! I^dat?d?F.--E. WMnf.*1' I; I News Is Stranger ] a nun I ?WUUIf . By "MOSS. S'trvrvou-, mk' kinda the world over were wiiwl e?ft for a nt*>u?>~ utterty oblitera ted. ^?dt would ruin buslne: er Kw* st advertb&v THr4a41 Throughout th? dey yesterday tel egrsms of sympathy poured lu to thc family from all sections of the cotm- ' try abd some especially touching tel ogramr were receired from officials of the Southern railway. A message of sympathy waa also received from the Order of Railway Conductors, of which Capt. ?mlth had bean' a life ooooooooooo?o o o a POLITICAL NOTES o o o <ro o o o o o ?o o o o o o o ti Prf?adstof Hi ?ihft flammer^ Jr.; of Pendleton yesterday suggested his nam* ?s a candidate fur the state sen- - {t?a.'1 /They asked The Intelligencer io state tliat they wisn'to see him make the race. Whether he has been sound ed out on the proposition or not they did not state. They say that if he shouid come out it would make an' en tire kaleidoscopic change in the Uni up and there would follow some changes that would be real newsy. Mr. Summers was elated" tu the house last fall and served a part of one :ter:n. Ho ls ono bf the most progressive far mers in the county, and has a beauti ful homo near Pendleton which he's Itaving overhaulded and modernized. It ls One of the most homelike loca JUOUH in the atate;' Mr. Summer*-hi. a brother-in-law of Governor fllearo and has In general the ?am? political view?;? Supervisor J. Mack King has been laid up for. several day? by order cf the doctor. Mr. King hos not a very strong'throat anyway, and the/dust and continued dry weather have giv en him a Bcrere cold. He waa in the city yesterday for the first time lu several days. He says that he io much pleased with the out took for bin elec tion to the office he now holds, al though there are several aspirants, nd f?els that he will-win on the first bal-, lot. Mr. King says that he Ands that the people realise wat he went in un der great handicap, end had the nerve to tackle what most folk designate-a "political ?rave yard" and He expects to b&mnW^Wi$pi?titt< in ?order that he may demonstrate constructive h?l lele?. Capt, J. M. Dunlap, tue gs?aht color bearer of Orr's rtflles who refused ;J? Petetsburg. Va;, to hand over the col ors of the regiment to Gen. Lee him self, is at pre*ent_a^ member of the TOani of eouniy ?i?m??r:B??0??r5. ni nun J bean urged, to orrer ?or election ?.a on* ot the township commissioners, bat he says that if he has to gallivant all ov er the.county nuntin* for votes bc would rather do without the office. S ! <\ does na**wnnw exactly what the new Iiiw means. Some people say that t:m people lu the section vote Tor their own wmrolBtloner. and that's what k* 'tMa^l^aBouT^tteV'whlle o^ora thin); that;1 the people of the county a* a bwnble ere-To vote for the cemmissteak j er. C*#iUl^nle^r*ws. ?tat-reatir i he would like to serve another term, for he baa Inst got his hand in good and understands what the county's butfl ncsa lfe and how it rihduld bo handled," -bat ne-Socs not feel thst it ir. wnrih th? while going over the eount^esktng for votee. M I he f<invi?i*l?n ?I tb" ,-south Ina exhibitor*, held r< tho Sel t*l? Charlotte. N. C-f on May H. Bristow, proprii ? Bijou Th??tre o7: tWe city. pr a led pr?sid?t of the South t-amMna Association. Tho North as? South j Carolina exhibitors held a. Joint eon vent lon in Charlotto on the above named date. Mr. Bristow reports one of tho largest crowd* ever assembled at one time In the North Carolina lotty. He talked very intoreeting?y Uo a reporter for The Intelligencer last night on hts arrival in the city, concerning some special testarea that he nan secured to-run at an early date. Mr. Bristow has booked tho produetionr of the Famous Players Film Company, and in the nexti?W IdayB will announce the titles of his Matures that he has secured, stating the exact date that they will.appear. Among them are. Heart's". Ad eilt? featuring Mary Pick ford, said by ab;V .crlt?ctl.wi^JJK^IJie/ grgatr-n? production i;.:, . Also tho Count o? Monte l?i vipg such a trio of motion picture mcp, At> each'of thc three have cit late been making uvery effort to BO1 i cure the very beat ito motion picture*. I And from the programs published Ulla naher, it aeemn that BLACK E?t^5 *T j. FEARS THE BEAR Germany Wntch?ag Russia Foi i Stuns In Morr.)?rVj9? Than Oho* ! -<i?ti* ftirwi?in*- orlon t "?' tone of thbre is uneasint to hr? a ? in*nt ta tn so rs 1 Al 2 3, a*d t&rift? iratkft The Intelligencer offers you absolutely free the services ot an expert Ad. writer and designer for the pr?paration o?:. ;<pur aj(yertjs|^ ll Iremely low In cost The Intelife^ fis perpinal interest ? iii' making y?&rfv^ ?TOCTOe/it?^ Thf Intelligencer oi^p you its cp-?^erat|p|i in the building <>f your business/ " . : ? ? . . . ;- .... . '? ? -w...':.' ?: :\.... ;. .... . ' ? ';: - ?St?f? *. ? . v ' ' i ' ? . . .' "?r- ' ': ' '. '.'! .*>'.'.?.',, ^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^? ?^^^^^^^^fe ^^^^^^^^^ m^^^^^^^^^^^Sb ' ^^^^^^^^^^^ g^^^^^^tf^I ?^^1^^^^ y^^^^^^^^J ^^^^ ya^^^^^^p -, Ki '.i-r. '. ' "-ii " ':' . :v:.' ",? l-- " ..' ' ? . .: .' . '" . .' . TT~~~~~! '. ."J" T?*T*fT-. * ' *Sg>*r-~f~~~~S~m-~m--m II m ? II mmwimr-'~~~~~*~~~~~~^~*~~t~W~~^~%~~^ '? 1 fi?*?*-it~-*ma-m*M-tt~-m~m-t PART ONE VOL. 1. NO. 1. Weekljr, K?t?WUhe4 1860;Doily, Jan. 18, 1914. ANDERSON, S. C. TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. 13, 1914. PRICE FIVE CENTS. $5.00 PEF ANNUM.