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FOB. Al III rou
I hereby announce myself u caudl
date for County Auditor, subject to
the rulea of th? democrat ic primary.
lt. A. Abrams.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the office of Auditor, subject
in ttie rules of the Democratic pri
mary J. lt. C. IIKilFFIN.
FOB COUNTY HIIFKKVI80H
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for county supervisor, subject to
the Democratic primary.
J. MACK KIND.
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for the ellice of county super
visor of Anderson county, subject to
the rules governing the democratic
primary._T. M. VANDlVEIt.
I hereby announce myself a candi
dato for supervisor of Anderson coun
ty, subject to the rules of democratic
primary. C. F. MARTIN.
FOB COMMlHHIONKlP
R. A. Sullivan of Fork township is
hereby announced for commissioner
for, Section One, comprising Fork,
Rock'Mills, Pendleton aud Ceuterville
townships.
I lo.'iiL;. a.muuuco myself a candi
date, tor county commissioner for the
third section,, consisting of CarvIn,
Brushy ('muk, WilUamstou and Hope
well townships, subject to the action
of the democratic primary.
II. A. FOSTER.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date .for commissioner for Monea
Path,- Helton, ilroudaway and Martin
townships,. District No. 4, subject to
the rulas of the d?mocratie primary.,
_ W,- Ki TOWNES.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for Commissioner .from District
No. 2, comprising Pendleton, Rock
I Milla. Fork and Cen te rv ll le tuwn
?j ebipB. Subject to the rules of .the
fe democratic -primary.
'. JOHN H. CULBERSON. !
g : I hereby announce my candidacy
v-for county commifsioiier from Section
mm, comprised of Briton. Martin, Honen
?oth ami .Droadawuy .owushlp.i. Sub
infect to the rules of the oe moe ra tie
^jferty. F.i D. SMITH.
^^Better^ known as "Diclc" Smith.
g&ffl hereby announce myself a candi
* dito for commissioner from District
.;*??. 2, comprising Pendleton, Rock
" Slilla, Fork and Centervlllo townships.! ,
subject tb tho'rules of tho democratic
>v&1rjhidry. D. S.: HOBSON.
WprjFOR-tttlTNTY TREASURES
. J hereby announce myself a candl
v'yfij.ta.ifor county treasurer, subject to
.-the gules of thu democratic party.
I <:, J. MERCER KINO. .
*r!-.
???>.T^hercby announce myself a candl
^CjaJS for county treasurer, subjec.' to
P? rules udd regulations of ?ha
"democratic primary.
?IgSM' Hr. W. A. Tripp.
(:'l'f%Jli0M9by announce myself a candl
J dato.Tor Cuunty Treasurer, subject to
BUttb'rul?3 of the Democratic primary.
{ ;j?:-jXe}?reby announce myself as a can
|?rp>n^CO?nty subject to the rules of
I < ^OIl 1'ltOHATK JCIltJK
Wfflr ?jj? Nicholson ls hereby announc
BHgW?j- " B,. 0 a n d 1 d a t o for re-election to
^te^jHo?? - Of Probate Judge, subject
-i, .-l^Qr^jy.-announce myself a candi
. //Cr ior Iha^luce of Probate Judge for
HBB^Bffigfe*ftty, subject to the rules
BwawC*^fttSatic Primary.
,:A^;'^^^--^ LT. HOLLAND.
i -iiifX-; j; "- .J,-yr)l';'?v .-1
?^^??H?^?/ftiSimunco myseir a caudi
??'??ft?^?/iPiff|co of Judge of pro
V 1 ic?f r^i?raon county, subject to
^fl^Hj^amii^lpg tho democratic
B^j^^^^rW. FRIERSON.
self a candi
I Third Con
ct to tho
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HA*LHAl.L H4 ll KP I-Li;
Juno '?'.i 20-27. Spartanburg ai
(J roon vi UH Anderson ai Gaffney.
Julio U?-80-Jiily I. (jreenVUle ut An
derson- Gaffney al Spurlaiihiirg.
July 2 .'. I Anderson ul Greenville
- Two games July Uh, nt Greenville
in morning; A nd orson in afternoon
Spartanburg ?a (Jaffany-two games
July 4th. ni Uuffney In morning;
Spa M an burg in aftoritouii.
July 0-7 b. Creon ville at Spartau
burjj -Gaffney at Anderson.
July U-lo-ll. Spartanburg at Gaff
ney-Anderson at Greenville.
July J 4 - J ii. Gaffney ai Hpartan
uurg-- Greenville at Anderson.
July 10-17-18. Spartanburg at An
derson Gaffney ut Greenville
July 2H-A\r'?'S Anderson ai Spartan
bu i g---(; i ? on ville at Gaffney.
July 23-24-25. Spartanburg al
Greenville -Gaffney at Anderson.
July 27-L\H-2U. .Greenville ?< Spar
tanburg-Anderson ut Gaffney.
July 30 21-August 1. Gaffney at
Greenville Spartaiiburg al Anderson.
AugiiHl 3-4-0. Aiidorsou at Spar
taubiirg Greenville at (?affuey.
AiigUHl 10-11-12. Greenville at An
derson- Spurtanbnrg at Gaffney.
August 13-|4-ir>. Green vii lo at
Spartanburg 'Gaffney .ii Anderson.
August 17-18-1?. Spartanburg at
Greenville--Ander??,n al Gaffney.
August 21-22-23. Spartanburg at
Anderson-Greenville at. Gaffney.
August 24-25-20. Anderson, at Spar
tanburg-Gaffney at Greenville.
August 31-Sopt. 1-2. Gaffney nt
Spar La 11 burg -Anderson at Greenville.
Septvinbcr 7.-Lubor Dny- -Morning
game?, j Garrney ut Spartanburg
A nd ? i so u. at, G reeu vi 11 e.
September 7.-Labor Day-After
noon gurner?. Spartanburg at Gaffney
- Greenville ut Anderson. .
At Home Away
Greenville.34 82
Spartanburg.:i& 31
Gaffney.31 :ir?
Anderson.22 .'14
Total. 00
AMERICAN
At Detroit 4; Cleveland 5.
Gibers were exhibition games.
Detroit. Mich., June 23.- Cleveland
and Detroit played, a postpoude I
game here today, and the Naps won
Jive lo 4. The batting of Wood was u
feature.
Score
Cleveland.202 010 000-5 10 1
Detroit.000 000 ?110-I 10 2
Mitchel, [Handing and O'Neill;
Dnuss. .Main, Cu vet and Stanage, Hak
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
At f.Norfolk JD; Newport News,
Hirst game.>
At Norfolk 6: Newport News,
(second game 10 innings.)
At Roanoke 5; Petersburg 8,
At Richmond 2; Portsmouth '..
Financial and
New York Cotton
Now York. June 28.-Cotton futures
lout practically ull Hs gul? of yester
day during today's trading under* re
newed liquidation and scattering sell
ing, which war attributed tn a con
tinued absence of uggresslve trado
buying, bearish Lancashire advices
anil thu favorable weekly report of
tho weather bureau. Cioalnti prices
were barely steudy and from 10 to ll
points net lower.
..Her a narrow open" ys. the market
rallied with the active mouths selling
c.bout 2 to 4 points aet hig.itr during
the early trading. Demand, however,
completely failed to broaden on the ad
vance, .which was .probably n disap
pointment to some.ot yesterdays ear
ly buyers followed the publication of
tho weekly, bureau the market eased
off under renewd liquidation and clos
ed within a point or two of the low
eri. Earlier, cables reported quiet
market al Liverpool and continued
alack spot demand. There were some
bullish crop .advices from the South
west.
Cotton futures closed barely stea
dy.
Gpen Close
Julv.. . 1207 ?257
Augur-I . 12C6 1257
October . 1252 1242
December. 1250 ,1245
Jauuary . 1255 1232
March. 1240 1232
Spot cotton uniet: middling up
lands 1325; Gulf 1350. No roles.
, Cotton Seed Oil
New York. June 23.--Cotton reed
oil was generally lower today under
renewed liquidation in July.'prospecta
of heavy tendern on contracts and.thc
lack of outride demand. There - was
considerable switching on July into
later months. Final pricer were un
changed on October and 1 lo 4 net
lower on-the balance. Sales 10,100
barrels.
New Orleans Cotton
New Orleans, Juno 28.-The favor
able weather and crop reports by the
government caused heavy selling: of
cotton today which sent the prices of
July below the 33 cent level. At the
lowest tho trading months of both
crops wore 10 to ll-points under yes
teiday'rdose and 12 to IC points down
from the highest. .The-close was the
worst of the session.
In the morning considerable etea!
incoa Tvas displayed because ol thc
?
NATIONAL
At Brooklyn 2; I'ittslmrgli I.
Al Philadelphia ... Ww York 7.
Others were ?>.Ititi!tion gaines.
FEDERAL
At Kansan city r?; Pittsburgh 2.
AI liulkinapoliu i : Brooklyn 0
w,um?' ealled end eecoud inning rain,
first gain?', i
At Indianapolis li'; Brooklyn
(second gamo, i
Ai yt. Loo-la .'<: flatt (more 8.
At Chicago ~ ; Bat?alo 4.
Itu II ?HUM e Hun.
rt. Louis. June J! -liaitlinore hil
two st. Louis pit lier:; hurd today and
wini un 8 to :i victory.
Score
Baltimore.2u:( om; 210-8 vi .>
St. I .uti):; . .. omi OOS (uni fi .*, I
Wilhelm, Quinn mid JueklUseli;
Daven port. K cupper and Simon.
North Carolina League
At Asheville 7; Winston Salem S.
At t?reeiisb?ro Iinrlimu 10.
At ( karlotte Haleigh ?.
South Atlantic
At "olumhia S; Augusta I.
At Savannah 4; Charleston
At ColuniLiUit !); Macon li. (forfeit
ed.)
At Albany 2; Jacksonville 1. (lt!
Innings. >
SOUTH?R? "LEAGUE
tn _, .
At Atlanta IS; Chattanooga :, tr.rst
game ? j
At Nashville 2; .Memphis I.
At Birmingham 8; Mobil.- I.
At Atlanta Cr, Ciiutlauuuga 7. (see
oud game) innings darkness.) ?
Al Montgomery ti; Now Orleans 1.".. ?
International League
A! Baltimore ::; Toronto,0.
At Newark 1; Montreal 2. (ld in
nlngs.p
At Providence fi-4; Buffalo l-:t.
At Jersey City .1; Rochester C.
American Association
At-Kansos City flj'Ind'une pol ls C.
At Milwaukee 4-2: louisville :?-S.
At Minneapolis 5-7; Olevoland 4-0.
At St. Paul 0-2; Columbus, 17-4.
BioujUyn llandici?p.
Aqueduc ..saco track,: New York.
June 'A.-Buckhorn, owned by R. J.
Mackenzie, won the Brooklyn hundl
I ap today. Buskin waa second ano
Rock Crew .third. Thc t'mo for tho
ailie and h quarter was 2:08.
ExUMtMJon Hamo.
Dubuque, Iowa. June 23.- Chicago
Americans 11 : Dubuque 2.
Commercial [
Pi?? li 11 i\ f i t" ;>ii m
claim advanced by the bulls that con
tinued dry and bot weather was
igainst the crops. Favorable weekly
erop accounts were generally expect
ed, but the accounts were even more
favorable than looked for. Selling
ip'pearrd to be about half lliiudutlon
if loug cott? aud half frerh offeriagd.
Tbb murUn had a good undertone
it the decline because of bul) weevil
complaint:' from ceveial of the
States.
Spot cotton stead, inchanged. Mid
P.lng 13 U-1G. Sale.; on, th,> spot 1,
>2B; to arrive 100.
Liverpool Cotton
Liverpool, June ' ll.- Cotton, spot
Uglier ; mlddlbig LO; low middling "
rOS. Sales 4.000. Speculation and ex
tort 30v> Recel .' ; 2,000. Futures
lUtet; June 73.".. June-July 714 lr2;
Inly-August 71*!.'; August-September
i Ol ; .October-1 .'. ember 762 ; Decem- j
jer-January (, ;: 1-2; January-Febru- 1
try-February ii-2; March-April 664 1
Stocks and Bonds
New Yo ':, June "23.-Reactionary '
endende--? prevailed today In the
dock market: Selling, while hot hea
ty, waa carried, on steadily and om
?tacetl a wide variety of rto?kR. The
Supreme court's decision against the
ailioad:- In the intcrniountojn case,
Minpunced after the, close of yest er
lay gave the list Hr Initiative today.
?Vestorn railroad stocks especially in
he Harrlmans' were, heavy.
> Arrangements were made today for
he shipping of $8,(.ioo,ooo gold b> Blur
'ope, but sterling exchange rates were
hin and time money waa unaffected.
. Some ot the copper sharer, were-dis
inctively heavy. , Industrials hold up
airly well for most of tho day, but
n the'last hour the whole lint was
forced off, final prices being the low
jr.tv ." ' , ? ' v '
The bond market was irregular.
Total rales, par valuer $2.250.000.
U.'S. Bonds were unchanged on tho
Mil.
Grain and Provisions
Chicago. June 23.-Wheat pit con->
1 it lons today were the roast : bearish
-.ince the harvest began. .Active < ,iera
lonr broke sharply under 80 cents
i bur bel and there was a heavyclose
.vlth thc market chowing a- n?t de
dine of 1 a 1 1-8 to 13-8 a l d-2c.
>)rn wound up at 1-4 a 3-s to 1-2 a .
-8 rise; oats unchanged to 1-8 a. 1-4
-J
- - lt orM'^i ,(;Ji.^m:'. JlM?entaL .
Toledo, "Ohio.""Jun?- 23 -In a Blow
exhibition Kamo beor 12,00?) rm
ployee* of an automobil muiitifactur
Inis plain and tbeir friends, tin- Chi
cago National* defeated Hie Philadel
phia Americana today :?: tu 7.
Xi-on
Phll.qdelhlu . .. 010 lol 030-7 ll 3
Chicago...- .Ot i oio 40x-.8 9 3
Hend? r. Brown, Hreasler and
Schung, Thun^ii.; Lavender, Pierce,
Vaughn and Hargraves.
Princeton Maun*; Vale.
New Voi'k, .J .ine 23.- Princeton de
flated Yale in thc deciding game of
their seriesligin .'the Polo Grounds to
day 1 to 0. Dcvo, ol' Princeton, per
muted only three Oil-, all of them
gola* to Menea.
Vt Va Two In u Buy.
Batt imo: oi .lune 22.--After shutting
ont Toronto, 3 to 0, the iJnltiinore In
ternational League club today defeat
ed the Cincinnati National Leaguers.
.'. to 4.
Score
Haltlinore . ..002 021 obx -?" 0 1
Cincinnati.of.n 020 002-4 4 3
Hassell, 'hore and McAvoy; Lear,
Kowan and Couzaleu.
A Timely Ult.
Chicago, .'une.:23.- -'Error:-, by Stan
ley todav pavea Hie way fur a 4 tu 2
victory for the Buffalo Fed?rala over
chicago. A t m?r)v blt by Dunford
drove in the winning run In the
eighth.
Score- -
Buffalo.OOO Hill 021 - 1 0 l
Chicago.ooo ooo 200-2 p 2
Anderson. Ford and I .a vigne, Hlalr;
Watson. Hendrix and Wllron.
Adams Had : neb.
Kansas, City. June 2.5. -Adam ;' team
males gave h.ni an early leal in to-1
day's game and he neve,- was In dang
er, the locals defeating Pittsburgh,
to 2.
Score
Pittsburgi. on: ino 010-2 fi
Kansas :Vty . . ..021 WW f>2x-5 0 2
WiUker and Dorry; Adama and Eas
terly.
Henry Hitting (.'nine.
Philadelphia. Tune 2J.-n-St. Lou!
won today's] gpino today, 7 tn ... by
knocking Rixoy, of the rubber In the
third ?inning.
t-'i oro
St. Louis. 105 000 010-7 11 0
Philadelphia . ..110 000 030-5 U 1
Hugermnn, Steele and Snyder; Kix
ey. Jacobs and-Killlfer. ,
H?cker In.FVl'in.
Brooklyn. N. ,.Y., June 23.-Rucker
pitched one of his invincible games
today and downed Pittsburgh. 2 to 1,
In a battle with Cooper.^who, barring
the first.inning, wa? equally effective.
Score
Pittsburgh.. ".. 000 000 010- 1 C 0
Brooklyn ... .. . .200 000 OOx-2 6 1
Cooper and Qibsou; Racker and
Miller.
lower, and provisions the same U3 '-st
night to 1-2 down.
Money On Call
New York, Juno 23.-Mercantile:
paper 3 1-2 a-4.
.Sterling, firm; 00 days 480; demand
488.20.
Commercial billa 485 1-2:
Bar.silver 56 ,3-3,
Mexican dolla, a 44.
Covei nmeat ponda, steady; railroad
bond." ii legulai. .
. Call money Hun 1 3-4 a 2. Ruling
rate 1 7-8 :. closing 1 3-4 a 2.
.Time loana easier; 60 days 2 1-4;
ninety days ,2 lr2? 6 months 3 1-4.
Doubla .Work.
"Why ls it that a man won't wash
bis face with a washcloth?!',demanded
Mrs. Wombat. ;'jUeu haven'!; lima ?for
all that foollbhqeag,".: said Mx. . Worn
bat.' "First; you .have:to wash your
face and then you have to wash 'tho
washcloth'."- LOUIHY?HO Courier>iQur
nal? ?MK!?
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against
the estate of Mrs. S. J. Webb, deceas
ed, aro herby .notified to pi osent thom
properly proven to tho o iderslgned
Within the time prescribed by law,
and those indebted to.make BtliemenL
- .... . v . W? R. DENDY
and
S. C. DENDY,
Executors.
i
NOTICE TO CBEldlTORS.
AU persons having claims against
the estate of -J. A. Burgess,, deceas
ed, are hereby uoUftf^l S*Q .P.rejwnt
them properly proven to thc uud?r
Sglned within the time prescribed by
law, and those indebted to make set
tlement. . '. 1.. * .
J. D. Babb and E. E. Sheriff, '
Townsville, S.e..
: Executors.
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WHITE PLAINS CLUB.
The White Plains Democratic Cli,b
will meet Saturday nt 3 P. M.. f?r.tho
purpose of enrolling. A full atten
dance Is urged. ,' '
Wj J. Johnson, Secretary. ,
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loudon, June 13. -An ^elephant .And
rhinoceros congress", In which dele
gules repressing ull ol the great pow
ers directly Interested in Africa have
participated, has tiuh'hcd a week's sit
ting itt the foreign office, anil as a re
: nit it la probable thal effective action
will be taken to preserve these ani
mal:) from extinction in Africa!
The conference met at the sugges
tion of W. Woosnum, guine warden of
British East Africa, who pointed out
that Hie elephant and rhinoceros were I
in great dancer of extermination j
than any other species of big game in j
Africa. Delegates come from Ger-!
many. Belgium, Spain, France, Italy,'
and Portugal, all of which countries
Jiave .colonies In the African conti
nent.
Chinidine on the Derby-recently,
won by an American horse-la believ
ed to have attracted more money this I
year than every. The tirst prize of
the Calcutta sweepstake lottery,
.which ?3 the most popular method of
risking one's money, amounted this,
year to about $300,00?. Ten years
ago the Investment? in this lottery
.warranted a prize of only $100.000.
The prize as Jt now Stauda IB pr?bu
,bly the larges! offered l'y any ' relia
ble form of lottery in existence.
Thc Calcutta Turi Club started this j
lottery us a mere club affair many j
years ugo, but when the aale of tickets |
was thrown open to all applicants th? j
investments rapidly grew until this j
year saw them coming from all purtsj
of Europe, all the British colonies, and ?
rUte Orient
? The. London stock exchange had a'
'sweepstake this year which offered a
first prize of $12.GOO. This ajso Was
.originally a friendly affair among
members but it hus become almost a
public business. Members subscribe
for.batches of tickes and sell them lo,
'outsiders at a premium.
The (indinga of the recent Royal
CcmmisBion on Divorce, so far as
both majority and minority reports
agreed, have been Incorporated In a
.hill introduced into Parliament, by
?Lord Gor?all, former president of tho
.Divorce Court. The most radical de
parture 1B that thc sexes shall be on. an
equality before the divorce court.
Under the existing law, a wife must
prove both misconduct and cruelty on
the part of her husband, while a hus
band need only to prove misconduct
in order to get a divorce. The new
elaine provides 1 hat any married per
son may dissolve marriage upon prov
ing that the other party thereto has
committed adultery.
The bill also provides that a judi
cial separation-may be granted on the
ground of habitual drunkeness, which
Includes intoxication by drugs.
An annoyuous jokesmith recently
spent several shillings to have his
liing against militant suffragettes by
Inserting the following advertisement
in the personal or '"Agony" column
o' ? morning newspaper:
'SECTION :of noble family has
ISI^AND for SALE-Wild Bcenery and
pt ec i pit nous cliffs; single gun on ad
jacent mainland wo-ld dominate only
possible place Oi disembakatlOu.
Ideal for colonization by Suffragettes.
Though advertiser is Conservative he
.would gludly come to bargain terms
with present Government or high
minded philanthropist with country's
weal at heart."
Judges of tho criminal courts who
have been criticized for playing .golf
on Sundays have found the excuse
that, pox iou s odors and gases of Ute
New 'Bailey, as the court, building,-,
are called, drive them to get nil ibo
fresh ulr possible in the time they
lia ve free. f rou;, the courts. A century
ago tho Old Bailey was notorious for
i tn odors. Tho New Balley is little
improvement. The poor ."ventilation
han caused many a judge's headache
and undoubtedly many prisoners,.have
suffered an extra h ea vy sentence be
cause of judicial irritation.
Boy conductors will be placed on
some of the municipal street cars ns
an experiment. Much opposition..was
expected from the union to which tho;
street car men belong. - but when lt
was explained ..that the boys .would
only i assist j the regular . conductora
and that as far as possible '.hey would
be ejected.fronv the.i*mllles of street
ear employees, no protest was .rais
ed.
: It is. almost impossible for thc con
ductor or a double deck street car to
watch his stops without neglecting one
ur. the. other 'and .the boy assistants
will be expected to relieve tho Tegu
lar conductor of part of bis duties.
The boys will be tried out on the Trol
ley street line Which runs .to Green
wich through one, Af. the, tb ? ckl y popu
lated districts of London? .
The,, one bnndedth anniversary ot
thc organization of the Marylebone
['ricket .Clnb. .the supreme legislative
ilpily. bf the English. national .game; W
tb.be celebrated thia month at Lord's,
t?:?: club's -headquarters In 'landon.
Vac,club rwas.;,founded- by Thoma*.
Loni. a..well-known,cricketer of those
:'iu>s. who. acquired the gronn ls ut
br> John's Wood, which now boar hts
titfii.?. The ?lrht .recorded mut.-li '.u
tho grounds , waa hold t., June 1814
md to celebrate this: cricket festival
niU open on, June 22nd. - The first
batch of the, festival will be between,
the English -Cricket eleven which
rlslted South, Africa andi-.-the- team:
representing the Best hi .England;:
?bile, the, second , match, which it ls
inllclpaUd will be attended by King
george, ? 111 be between the Army and'
bo Navy.
In the production; ot sulphur thc
Jutted Stages is rapidly gulping o>
italy, VJ hi c'i 1 eada tab world.'.
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Ajfanjta, Georgia
AND
?fa&%?&QOOg&, Tenn.
-VIA
Southern Railway
Premier Carrier of the .South.
THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1914.
3 ' ' FROM
Columbia, Gaffney, Spartanburg, Greenville,
Greenwood, Abbeville, Anderson, Seneca,
and all intermediate points on the following
schedule and excursion fares:
Excursion Round Trip Kares
Train Allanta Chattanooga
.* Abbeville ..9.10 a. m. .. 3.un .. 5.:>oj
" Hodges_??.48 a. m. .. 3.00 .. 5.00 |
" Shoals J'ct 10.00 a ni. .. 3.00 .. 5.50 !
" Donalds ..10.07 a. m. .. 3.00 .. 0.50j
" Monea P'b 10.20 a. m. .. 3.00 .. 0.50 j
.* Belton_10 40 a. m. .. 3.00 .. 5.50 j
" Williamstonl0.58 a. m. ...3.00 .. 5.50!
" Pelzer_11.02 a. m. .. 3 00 .. 5.50 j
" Seneca_1.40 p. m. .. 2.50 .. 5.00
" Westminister 00 p. m. .. 2.50 5.00 j
Ar Atlanta CT. 4.00 p. m.
" Chattanoogo 9.35 p. m. I
ii. ll. lt. IL No. ?
Lv. Anderson 11.50 a. m. .. 2.00
" Denver ...12.10 p. rn, .. 2.75
" Antill! ,.. .12.IS p. m. .. 2.75
" Pendleton .12.20 p m. .. 2.75
Arrive Seneca 1.00 p. m.
H. It. R. No. 12
Lv. Walhalla .7.00 a. nu-. 2.75
" West Union 7 05 n. jlC.,. 2.75
Arrive Seneca 7.23 a. m.
5.50
5.25
5.25
5.25
5.25
5.25
Excursion tickets will-bo good goin g only on special train and regular
trains to connect with sp cial train a ^ mentioned above.
Excursion tickets will be good rota ? liing as follows: v
To Atlanta: Returning on all regular trains except Atlanta Special No. 1st
37 sud Now Orleans Special.2nd No. 28, to reach original starting point by
midnight June 20, 19*14'.
To Chattanooga : Returning on all regular exceptt rains Royal Palm No.
2, Atlanta Special.and No,w Orleans Special Nos. lut und 2nd 38. to reach
original s(artipg point..by midnight July I. 1914.
A rare opportunity to visit Atlanta th.? Metropolis cf the South and Historic
Chattanooga and Lookout Mountain. '
^ ... BASK RALL GAMES
At Atlanta With Memphis. June k'Gth.and 27th.
At Chattanooga With Nashville, June 20th and 27th
At Chattanooga With At lau ?a. June 29th und 20th. ,
.FIVE DAYS IN ATLANTA- SIX ..IN CHATTANOOGA
For further in formation apply to ticket agents or_
For Further Information apply to Ticket Agent? ort
VT. E. McGee,, A nut. Gen. Passenger Agent, Columbia, 8. C. i
J. R. Anderson, Supt. R. IL R* IL, A nderson, S. C.?.
TV. JL Taber, Traveling Passenger A gent, Greenville, 8. C.
Through Sleeping Gar Servicie
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Between
Spartanburg. Grenville, Belton, (From Anderson) Elberton, Athens and .At
lanta, Ga. )
Vit
iL M. ic A., Greenwood and Seaboard Air Line.
_ EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, MAY Ul, 1914. -
Lateet Improved Steel, Electrically Lighted, Twelve Section Drawing Room
Sleepers will be used In this service.
Operated on the following Schedule:
Southbound Northbound
"THE BEST WAY."
(Trade Mark)
Spartanburg.7:60 pm Leave Atlanta.8:55 pm
Chick Springs . 8:37 pm Leave Athens.12:03 am
Greenville .... .... ..9:10 pm Leave Elberton.1:04 am
Anderson . . .. . . . . . 9:45 pm Leave Greenwood. 6:00 am
"Belton-". .... ..lO^pm Arrive Monea Path.6:43 am
Honea Path.19:31 ?rn Arrive Donalds.6:33 am
Donalds.10:42 ?rn Anjye Belton.7: :0 am
Greenwod .. .... ..11:20 pm Arrive Anderson ... . .^ . . 7:36 am
Elberton.-...4:02 am Arrive Greenville .. ... . .. 8:05~am
'Ai h en H.5:03 am A rrivo Chick Springs ... .... 8:36 am
Atlanta.6:20 am Arrivo Spartanburg.9:20 am
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Through Tickets Sold to All Important Points.
.Call on Your Nearest Ticket Agent for Reservation.' v ';. ? >
GREENVILLE, SPARTANBURG A ANDERSON BA IL WAY.
C. S. Allen, C. P. A* Greenville, 8. C.
?ifi.fi.fi?SiK^^ VACA
TION TOUR
3. B. BleckleT
Phone Ml
O. H. Heard
Phone 27*
BUCKIE!
Undertakers
. 117 E.'Vf ?liner St.
Insurers all calls day or night. Phone
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DB. W.H. WOODS
SPECIALIST
* DISEASES of the Sra, Bar, Hat? .
1 and Throat Glasses Fitted
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* 9 ? mut? lp* cn. B p. a. to S p. m. .
' Offices; 808-10 Weekley Building .
* Evenings by AP?ol9???at .
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NIAGARA FALLS, CANADA? J
The BEAUTIFUL
NEW ENGLAND
COUNTRY AND
NEW YOBK
JULY 1 To 19, 1914
via
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
And Connections
Mount Pisgah ,v ,
Niagara^ Falls, . y 4T
Niagara Gorge,
Toronto,
Thousand Islands, .
Rapids of the SL Lawrence -..
Montreal,
Ou?bec , y :
Montmorency Fnl?s. t] .
8L ^hna de Bto?lpra, ? V . ' i
Vf hlftjr. Mountains, 3& . *
1 Summh Mt; Washington, ? nm
. aposto? and . . ' ,.
- .New York
THREE DAYS - |N BOSTON ?*D
THREE viBAYg IN N?W %HK
A Complete itinerary at Minimum
Cort for eighteen days ot Rest, ^R?cr?
ation. Interesting and instructivo
Travel. . , : " . . ,> :r
- Personally conducted rbf ? Mr.' C. H.
Gattis and chaperoned by Mrs. Gati:*.
G ATTI S TOURIST "'AGENCY.
? Raleigh, N. C."