Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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WOUNDED BELGIAN SOLDIER ->*? ii Photo by American Press Association. This photograph was made In St. Jean's hospital, Brussels, before the Bel gian capital was captured by the Geruiuns. KAISER AND SECOND SON cc^tSM.;a)MW' ?:fo?ri??<a Prtis Association. F Inc?^taj?. Ff?flerjkik Js, abo wn,.pn Jhei left tmSG3k&&ft?8&- DRIVEN BY MOTOR loto copyright, ?914, by. American Press Association. " SOLDIERS SLEEPING AT LIEGE PhL?o toy American Preaa Association. ? [1r5e,*weeD the assaults tho Belgians had time for brief napa. ?K:'.:tt!oa. t?l?ery of Servia ' ':r Rftn . fntter of her military fore^lgf?tf ve?? K moat effective P*fi in the Balkan O O O O <> O <) (1 O if O U o o O o o o o o ? o IVA Mil KS. o 0 ev ooooooooooooooooooo Iva. Sept. I.-Ur?, t?. O. Sherard, who haa boon visiting- here for several days, returned to her home in Gaffney Monday. She was accompanied* by ??or neli e Mis** Alice Morgan, who hag been here for several weeks. Mrs*. S. M. McAdams was a visitor in Due Went Sunday. Mrs. J. A. McAlister spent a few days last week at Flat Rock with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Thomp son. Miss P-oswIe Clinkscales of Starr is the guest this week of her sister, Mrs. J. C. Ligon. Last Friday evening Misses Ina and Selma Simpmn gave a lawn party in honor of their guest. Miss Opal Reed Simpson of Valden, Miss. Mr. Gus Townsend. Mrs. A. C. Townsend, Mlsc-as Evie. Lizzie and ('!nra Townsend, returned home Mon day from a fcw daya trip to Mr. AT thur Townsend nt Edgefleld. The Iva high school will open tnc 21st with Prof. Clift D. Coleman as principal. Prof. Coleman comes to us highly recommended, having taught for the past three years* at Cte Leban on high school. Ile has an efficient corns of assistants and we bespeak for the school a prosperous, year. Mrs. Y. E. Watson has aa her guest this wt o'- Miss Louise Cunningham of Abbevilb: Mr. S. E. Andcri'jn was called to Welford last Friday on account of .he Illness of his llttlo daughter. Mrs. Anderson and baby have been there for r?verai weeks with relatives. J: Attack King. Candidate for county Suporvisor, will rpeak here next Sat urday night at 8 o'clock. Rev. I. E. Wallace and family of Seneca are spending a few days this week at the home of the latter's moth er, Mrs. V. C. Sherard. Rev. W. H. Hamilton of Ninety Six wa? in town a feW days this week and Rev, Wallace preached i~ Presby terian church Sunday . Mr. T. R. Miller and .?* . of El lenton. S. C., came in Monday and will oCcupy Mr. M. A. Chapman's houfo on East Front o-ireet. Mr. Miller is opening up a stock ot goods in tho corner cash store recently va cated by W. Frank McGee. Mr. Dewitt Barnes and T. C. Lid dell cf Lowndes-viii* were business visitors here Monda-. Mr. Lem Reid went to Due West last Friday and returned Sunday , accom panied by Mrs. F.'jld and daughters, Misses Mabel aad Winnie, who bad been spending the week there wit the, former's taster. Mfa'J; D. Wilson-^ - Miss Marnte Seawitght has been i. :? Atlanta a few days the guest of he sinter, Mrs. James McDonald. Mr. Leland Sadler of Royston, Ga. wai.- here a short whiio lart wcok wit: bis grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. T Sudler. Miss Lticy Ligon of Pomaria bas re turned to her .<borne siter spending t week hore with her brother.' J. < Ligon. Mr. N. Pollakoff returned a,few day; ago from the,northern nia.ietk wher' he trpent several weeks buying good., Mis3 Annie-Sadler ls spending ?h week in Pendleton with her brother B. H. Sadler. Mr. T. . E. Thompson of Augusta, hui moved lils iaintly here and they wti occupy do Worts . house. Th,? mov* wa:*, necessary* on account bf Mr. >. Thomproft'a health. * On last Friday afternoon .the Sew ' lng Circle mot with Mrs. Reese.Mt Donald. A goodly humber Wis pro: cut on this occasion. - During'the av ternoon punch Was served. ;. ? V,i Mra. and Mrs. Rosamond Seawrigh bf Anderron aro visiting relative hero. Mr. Carl Floyd of Lowndeavllle wa a business visitor here Tuesday. KERSHAW FOR NANNING Mendel L. 8mttbl?ay? That He Vt ill Carry ('canty A ga ind Richards. Columbia. Sept. 2.--Mendel L. Smith, ot Camden, speaker ot tin; house of repros?ntaiiv?a, who wae.de rented tn the urst primar $ tor govern- ' or was in Columbia and speaks var j. optlm'Ltical?y bf thc almost cenaii success of Richard i. Manning, wbt Mr. Smith ls supporting against JOht. Q. Richards for ?imaf ex?cutlw of -thi Stoic. However, Mr. Smith says tba. the Maiming pee,' ? should hot become ioo confident, uu. .?muid uaks'tue vic ' ?ory of :Acc?->t compl?te try gotng to thu pollj in fr. . ;rens??i o?'S*if*???^?tt'J ? and voting. I 1 Mr. 8mltk ays that he will wort J Indefatigably of the success. Of ?Mr.,, .Mafciilhg unil the polia close oaHh-tJ. afternoon n September 8. Ho sayt i n UL ivfiDi . .r CG?n?j w.t. fCC, ,wC' MIN.. . ping. Kc haw la the home county o Maj.' Rte!-, rds. Vho ra.v away fcebtiu M. L. Si.:.th th?rc in the first prir?a ry. "Mr. Smith 3ayj that ho kai been showered with congratulai lom 'rom all sections of the 8tote for tk< ..ompaign he made." Diarrhoea thickly Cared. j "Ky attention was first catted .tc I Chamberlain's Colic, Chol?ra and Diarrhoea Remedy as muon aa twelve reara ago. At that time I was se riously ill with dummer complaint* Ono dose of this remedy checked the, rouble," writes Mrs. -C..W: '??*-lejrW.co.? Rockfield, ind. For sale by all deal ors. Cost Kept Dewn-Qsality Kept Cn. No better medJciaf/?on1(F be 'Madel "or coughs, colds, croup, hoarseness, ickttng throat, bronchitis. ?tc. th ah Polers Orleneir and Tar <7ompliaiId. ifhaRls why they cant Improve ? the SB?^i?lBWt'woe, t*?**?He* remains tho san?, ft j, sargent. Dai a?. Tax.,, says: "I believe Foley's, ri^?y<*aad Vir fat* ho ?qnat fer it? .3omphg4oi7 relieved rae; ?illl^ns-1 toms of tuberoulosis and my eongh i Persona) i s * ?? / .? - i' ?Cej y Magistrate J. H. Rainey of Auder ?on H. F. 1).. wa? among tho visitors to spend yesterday in the city. Miss Marian Campbell ot Townvlllo, ls spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. J. u. Felton. G. C. King, a prosperous Anderson county planter, was In tho city ytvter day. .J J. W. Locke of Greenville, opent i yesterday In the city, a guest at the Chlnuolft hotel. E. 8. Davis of Columbia, spent a few hours in tht city yesterday on I business. C. S. StrHo of Columbia was. one of the visito.-*? to spend yesterday in the city. William II. Patterson of Charlotte was in the city yesterday for a short I stay. W. Orr cr ( harlotto was in the city I yesterday u guest at thu Cblquola ho Itel. . "' : . ; '. 1 ti . j> Jim Bolt of Anderson . R. F. D. was among tho visitors to Bpe.d yes terday in the city. lt. 8. Mciver ot Gro?nvlllo opent a ?few hours in the city yesterday with friends. -' ;-' ' Alec McBce of Greenville was ld the I city yesterday for a short stay. F. O. Hunter of SnnfiantUTg" waa in the city yesterday au? a lew hours with friends. . , -~ Harvey Jackson, Sam. McConnell. I Frank Alexander and M. F. McGee [are among the local people spending in Atlanta. Guy Norris of Anderson fl. F. D. ! was In the city yesterday for a few ! hours. - A. P. Werner of Pendleton, spent yesterday lu the city on business. Mr. und Mrs; John Tat.> have rot ur li ri "from Cub's''valley, where they lave been spending the. a um mer. O. E. Cartoon of Westminster waa* among the visitors to spend yesterday! Tn thc city. W. F. Ashley, Sr., of Honea Path, ;pent a few hourn in the city yestSr !ay on husmeas. "..Mrs. W. 0. Hammond and Mrs. trence Hall of tho Hammond school 'octiou were In tho city yesterday. , A. S. Fant of Bolton ppent ybjrtor day in the city on business. T. n. Jones of Towhv?l?o nao in he city yesterday fdr a .few'boura." - j...;- '\'..'".-??j<>. .. " John Davis ban beeb spending sev eral days in -.'Knoxville) ftenn.. on'bus ? ' . ';_?_ C. C. Johec of Staci- spent a fow lours In the city yesterday on bunl ,M8' ,;. . _ , J. J. Baldwin lott 'y/.-slordav on a ,)U8iness trip to Edg?Sold. 3. M. Cathcart'lo among Ibo Andor wm people spendiuc a ftw days In At enta. -? .i.-vv-?-, . o o o o o o o t> o o o o ? BAPTIST SK WS . ti - . .-.. o a s o o o o o o o o e s ? a a o o o t> - ; { From the Courier, ??roehvlile. We bad a pleasant call on Saturday last from Brother Conway Smith. Ho ! has taken the superintendency of tho Public schools \ of Seneca- li* will [; ?con enter, apon his wdrk^er? Thal. public ?ch^ols do no* oerub/ hi* Sun.^ i Jays and la* cnurchea - Cx^iguous . io ? Seneca idfcy fifi!?, taite not* of this J Hhc* fettfeis -t!^Scr: ?= ?:=o ? '?^? i preacher. - . Recently ?rtirn*r W. J. Foetor, of wmi^ the c?vS^^ I Bony years had'HtHhtsSlpM'eornmh ty and who e?jdv^? ?3? cttrwH?? and esteem of ?ll h>* n?ghi-or? The Rally Bay for schools of the state ls the first Sun day m October. Dont target this. J Secertnry Watts is oandtt* oiit grams for^the day. Any Brother Wa^A^for doten or 91X6 per hundred. Address; Rev. rotary, Co?askbni, S. t: Pastor ? I* Ktfet?yr ot Hones Path.}; writes : "Closed oar meeting; at Broad month church ytatero preachir* for the tfrli four years of my minimi rj there. <b!e results 'cf last week's mecWig; twenty-tour, for ballera, ono by let ter; totftt. twentr-ttve. I am dhtag , my own preaching at Harkers CrS$k| this week. .Pray JOT me.' A tire on Thursday o'. Ids? Week did considerable damage tc of the First Baptist church rif-GreaaX a sine and ? tbs aaator. ixe. G. W. $?ck. No one t wa? itt the parso**3? at ii? time; Dr. 1 Quick and W* family belcfc eff taalr vacation. We cannot giv? I t Sweet Cupid and Grim Boaifo, fn the form pf a rose and a placing card, play tag with each cither aro?ndi?i?h v Law, her? bf Louis Joseph Vance's newcpm jjj ^^^^^^^^^^__ " __ ' y .. [s l'-''^.;?vy;' v Author oi The Fortune ? Hunter-lile Black Bag-The Lone Wolf-Etc , t?NiVERSAL F?LM MIME OPTIMIST Abbe?Hie Seer ks ut, l? ?dRor The Intelligencer. Richard I. Manning will.' in mv -?pinion, get tony rwoJthirds of tito MUK-ta- Abbeviije county, an?! ta ali probhbmty tlvree-founlit-.. The count> polled nbout 5t.&0n vofcs I? tit* ?rat .?rlr?ary.bnt of coar?e they vRPtu all probability be feas in thc lecoml; vny estimate in the aeopad it jtout ?.OOO which ls about WILL DO M R DKST a majority of 100 to 600 next Tues day. I,t afforus- ns great pleasure to know that Diehard I. Manning w?% our bett governor. Bethune, 8." orough. >1*. - A Neighbor Ia Laarens Wiekes Us tb Help Mr. Manning'* Cause Editor, The Intel Hgcnce.': " Please work hard fbr Richard I. Manning.- We expect to gire him Ja this township 200 '?otes ont of 260. j > Notice te Manager ?f ?tectio? Manning ht the man who will be the governor of all the people. laurens county will be' .right nett Tuesday - Wat?h and work. Your? for South Carolina, ?. WT Lowe Cross, HUI, Sept, 3, 1914. ? . RICHARDS OWX COU" w:?ll ?Ire Richard J* ?anaii ; /W*rt*?aee*?b Notice fa hareby giren, that, the hal-, j lot boxe? ai?a bati?te for tb> second primary election to bo held on ll?' Ut h o? September, Ar? .now resuy for dtatnbuDon. The s&me.managers who, held Jbc ?^^i^i^^yMit^h?t? the rr ?W SM requested to j eal" for than tw-t