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An Unusual Opportunity The special departments of Anderson Col lege can enroll a few more pupils, and the Col lege invites the ladies of ?..?derson and vicinity to take advantage of this opportunity. PIANO Prof. and Mrs. Goode VOICE Miss Stranathan VIOLIN Miss Smith ART Miss Ramseur DOMESTIC SCIENCE Miss Murray EXPRESSION Miss Wakefield Whether you contemplate taking up the study of any of these studies or not, we will be glad to have you visit the College and see the work that is being done. Anderson College DR. JA?. P. KINARD, President Classified Columns Want Advertising Rates Twenty-five words or leis, One Time 25 cents, Tbrce Times 50 cents, Six Times SL00. AU NdwrtUement over twenty-five words prorata for each additional word. Rates on 1,000 words to be used in a month mn ie on appli ttoa. Ko advertisement taken for less than 25 cents, cash In cdvanco. It your name appears in the telephone directory you can telephone your want ad to 321 and a bill will be malled after Its Insertion for prompt payment. FOR SALE ? tA j FOB fiALfimlOagtatered Airedale Tor R?eKrOne-male and one female. Six months old, well marked, sound and straight. Best uttlly dog bred. Es fttUdlb-C?0Pd/>as Child's compan n. vur Oro ve Farm; Anderson, 8, C., Box 2g7. FOE SALE-About 500 bushels o? vancroii oats at Vg cents, sad bluestraw wheat at $i 25. per bush ?ft> <?. >Lv Dunn, Anderson, R. R. 3. FOB SALE-Load after load of dry **Jt*k? fof-Jiindllnc. $1 per load. * j^y* j?sf^Townaend Lumber Co. FO^?TMXE-Seeds that are yet sea eonabletgKtir that winter garden. - . l^t?cqeSeeta, onion sets, cabbage yMfcachBrhale. mustard, turnips, <wHfy,f|kr&nlD8 sweet peat. If in aejyfet 0;'In a hurry phone 464. j have a unall tract Hy part of the Quince b, which .can be bought leap if you act quick. Frank & De campa Realty Company. 9-30-tf LOST-M W. M. Riley's storo on W. Market street, small white high, bond with nlack errs. Howard for ? iai)rmaUb? leading to bi J recovery. ' R|tK> Bf?!'? Store,_ ll WAlfTBD-A local salesman luinu-dl. ately. Apply In person at 306 E. Woltner St. pahlle te Jraow that have jost received a large ship meat ot box tiles, and caa supply your wanta tn thia Une. Anderson Intelligencer, Job Department. tt WANTED- Ton to know that we do high class cleaning and pressing Ladies work especially. Agenta Ben Vonda Company, ike South's largest dyers and dry cleaners. Columbia Tailoring Co. Could You %&m*4 a ? . Use a little extra money to goad advantage just now? Haven't yon something to sell ? Do yon own something you no longer use, but which if offered at a bargain price would ap peal at once to some one who docs need it? n: An INTELLIGENCER Want Ad wiii turn the trick. PHONE 321 CONDENSED PASSENGEB SCHED ULES PIEDMONT AND NORTH EBN BAIL WA Y COMPANY, Effectlre August 16, 1&14. ?> Anlerson, SC.? flt 'ff-1 I i Ll ; % . * * If SEEMS TO BE-A speclsl provi sion that fruit ls the most desired and adapted food for warm weather, and y?uil find lt here-Calif ora fa frtttta, oranges, grapes, plums, pears and northern apples-all fresh. Also Sickie pears, ?nd plenty of ? benanee. J. K. ' Manoa. HAIB DRESSING-Switches made trdm yoar own combings. Same caa - - be found at 106 E. Church street up stairs, Mrs. Leona Arnold. ^ itt! "W. A. Todd, the Monument Man, for anything In the Monumental Dee. Tombstone* of all kinda W. A. Todd, MM South Maia street. Aadegaes, L. a A BEAL BARGAIN-At the Eagle Basher. Shop, all daring the month ot < October for caah only-a hair cut and;-* nostage stamp for a cent and a quarter. SaUstaetion guaranteed. \ the use of buying new shoes? . ?W?r^aoa Mt me repair those old oaesT Big savlog la money to you. SaUsfaotloa guaranteed. O. E. Mc Xm? 1%$ Eist Whttaer. Arrivals Departures No. 81 7.45 a. m.No. 30- 6.20 a. m. No. 33 9.40 a. m.No 32 8.20 a. m. No z35 11.85 a. m.No. 34 10.25 a m. No. 37 1.35 p. m.No. 36 ll 60 a. m. No. 39 8 80 p. m. No. 38 2.10 p. m. No. 41 4.45 p. m.No 40 3.30 p. m No 48 6.65 p. iu.No.x42 4.45 p. m No. 45 7.16 p. m.No. 44 5 45 p. m. No. 47 ll 16 p. m.No. 46 10.00 p. m (z-Limited train.) C. V. PALMER, General Passenger Agent. m Anderson Oct. 12 to 17. Big League Stunt. ANDERSON JURIST MADE IMPRESSION Judge George E| Prince Deliv ered Forceful and Convincing Charge to thc Grand Jury Recognized for lils ability in Ander son as a Jurist, other towns and coun ties in -South Carolina are learning that there is no more . capable man' an tho South Carolina bench than Judge Geo. E. Prince who made a great impression a few weeks ago at Lex ington and thc following 'duspatch ?>eems to indicate that he has done likewise at Saluda: Saluda, Oct. G.-Fall term ot rourt -of general sessions convened iiere Monday, with Judge Prince d' Anderson presiding. Solic itor George Bell Timmerman missed connections and did not arrive !n Sa luda till afternoon. Judge Prince In Lite meantime devoting the morning to delivering his charge to the grain! lury. Without doubt Judge Prince's charge to the grand Jury excited more comment and made a more profound impression thai, that of any judge de livered herc In years. No need for iuo solicitor's absence, ho took occa sion to touch upon very nearly every subject in which the grand J?ry has jurisdiction, and he hayed lawless ness. Much of his speech was epigram matic. In the beginning he charged the grand jury with responsibility for exlstiug conditions, good or bad. as regards official affairs ot Ute county. Epeaking of the work of the super visor, In general vein. Judge Prince said: "The supervisor should bc tho best business, man In the county; the oUien clerical .'"work, that leluoea tar! tte Lostness rqahsgement Vof$ tho; ca-. Uropcounty. lie'must issua all.), tho. chedjks, but ofetttuues is defected b? [-?use he can almac more fmnds or tell ?oro Jokes..*,*''* If you'have the. righi nutn, you do not pay him enough". If you haven't such a man, you pay [lim. too much," "Your supervisor i-may wreck thot. Qnaitfes ot,yoor county, a poor school' superintendent may Wreck the future} t>i your children and your greatest wealth consists in your children," ho laid in speaking of the importance >f education. "Some counties pay their auerlntendent of education $900 while teachers in those counties get P.00O to supervise tho schools of one town or city." Judge Prince called attention to Ihe need for men teachers. "Women should teach the small children, but [tot largo girls or boys," said ho. "At the age of adolescence the girl and boy both need tho force, discipline, viewpoint and personal touch of a great roan teacher But we pay so little for the service practically no men will leach for the salary. "IiOts of people think their boy loo <O0d and pure and angelic to do wron g la^cSOTHfe^ fdr rigid control ,of,.pupils by | teachers. '?VfkK 1 was not .when a school boy; r/qRciwero not; and If your boy bas io mischief about him, he IB a sissy, ?nd a sissy is no good" ;rXt * * * * miscegenation ls being practiced * . *If I cet a chance to ps?? lenience upon such. I will convince he . man that lt will bo far cheaper to lia ve a decent wife and rear an moorabie family." "An illegal liquor toller ls worse than an assasln," said be, in flaying inlawful liquor trafile. He also, In conclusion said that "God knew what ta was doing when He made tho Sabbath. He dldnt make any mis take. Or law recognise* this and ?laces a penalty upon Its violation. K* . Such violation is demoralising With a heavy docket, though few nano runt whlit* cases, court will probably , last ?ll week. - Several mur ler cases against negroes will be t>t A.I ?fr^Jr&tf ?fe" "T^ ia* t* _?1?"?'_ Bi':?GEST SHOW IN (THE WORLD HAS ^REACHED T?Wh T hall of a main tent covering acres RINGLING Bf^THERS _CIR- ground and will bo given with nil tl tl'b "WILL -XHitHi scenic and lighting effects of grai HERE TODAY. I opera. More than 1,200 people w -~.- luke part In the wordless play will Ai/rn ' oert DCADI 17 In pantomime and great ensemt UVfcK J\^>U fi_,urL,c _rpuj? ^ the story of l8raol1(0 - 1 years before the Christian era. r. . -. . ._. ? -, . m. . big feature of this production will First a rain Arrived lhis Morning u hallet aivcrt'semcnt of 300 dancl at 4:00 A. M. and the "Big girls. The processionals with th< Top*' Is in Position. r,cl> costuming, armored soldiery a cavalcades of horses In splendid tra ~~~~---- pings it Bald to be the most clabon While the greater portion of An- ? departure In pageantry ever dorie wt .ilert-on is lii?Hagtover ita breakfast ? spectacle In this country.; m ro?la thte i&LitfgtSthe trains carry- TheiVegu ir circus program will f ro| Ibo holrtaf of jingling Brothers' low, the fall of tho curtain upan. ! c?tete will hate peached the yarJs of ''Solomon and tho Queen qf Shel tb! BouU.erd Ttalrfad and the day of apoeiaele.' More .tfctn-400 artists v. ?tllJlepnan&inl Fn-k lemonade will "PPcar in tho arenic numbers wh1 havf dawned*1 I^nJl raliway offlcials {?* two-hours will occupy the rlggii figure that U10 first rectum will begin three rings. int^aUgee and hip] lotunload at_bout 4 a. m., and from drome...tl*.*. Throughout the p ilh?Xhour 1 lifofroftisfe ?0 be a con- f?rmanos a half hundred clowns v V?U>us carafcinf of aimais, people .hoop,UP a lus ade of . fun and I andlSthe paraKefcalla dt> Spanglctown .wholohbow will move-wit h that sp rfrem: the traScs^to the'show gronds and k??eldoacoplo effect character? at the Mooro placo. of a ft lgling presentation. Ame Thc circus Will come here from Uia eqgeatrlan acts there will be Greenville on four trslns. more than strjfctog and unIquo feature found a mlle In length and comprising 89 the of tim Balkans, a troupe cars. In annexing itself to this city, natlve^dera1 whose costumes and m lt will ndd to tho population more nincent.Arahian stallions are the m ii.- ? -_--?- 1_i_ "f. vol of audiences wherever thor i elophants and camels. 735 horses and pear. Supp.cmentlng their act will 103 dens of wild animals. The first the fWing of the beautiful Joseph train will be that which transports t;iarKe. sh? uasmng pane, notlgtnl i the commissary department. Next In Pe"J-e k"1" Da*enpo_V _ line of march to tue circus grounds. The tr ie riders will be led I will come the animals, tho equipment. Charles -augustus Clarke, who ? and all the parado and wardrobe wag- u,nt,? Sla "eason. appeared only ons. lastly will a'rive the perform- England and on the continent. Ot ers. all ring stock'and tho monster ??,r?bat8 .th? Tosr itarlng are "elephant Pullmans" containing the Mirgnp, Andresen.and Grau broth pachydem* ranging iii site from "Rig JS.*v9w, Perch..,acl#., per/o'toed. 1 Jennie" to ?Baby Pete." ?I? * u" A,r' TbS aerialists incj Thc "formal? openln* of tho Ring- Clwkontaus,anl the Nelsonfa ling engage_?rmt-will begin with . a n nlh,?l^^nti street parade which will leave . the Z?2r% fono _*e ?"???t ali grounds between 9.30 abd 10 o'clock .^?SS J_!r ,7,ntr P*?r seen In-Amet this rorrnlng- It promises to be the , 1*55*' , 11 be w,*0|? troupes of l the most impressive display ever seen foJ_?1?* h?r8t*\cwphante wfeo pla hore. R?sides: whole,strinRS of hand- ? hardball, ?-?ound .bouts eome_tablea?! wagon*-and allojrorlcal l_?IL,n?,Ra?'ooS^. "?e ^s e" cages showing ,thn flneat sp?cimens of ca__5r*'> De ^^ff to "cn vn? ' the famous Ringling soo. pony teams r^ki, CVf^.J_"*wtr ??r?m "?*4 and one especially ?notable;; uovcltv- aU ^*t<0113 to ih* thundering cha a team ot alziren cornela wearing blt nnraX,*,_v-> m and bridle and driven like horses six A *!vi,lfwn , office wm hands and two calliopes will furnish opened carly thta Jibing and .fte < melody and the clowns will bo on hand <lQ?t_? ?ru, da* ai .'SF?8' P^armi to please the youngsters. <^?j",e2" ?, ?'n. atti ^h"ner atxs Tho drona will glv> two perform- ftmay_#Tx ?cc??* anees today at 2 and 8 p. m the doors "iU,ef P^?oimance at the same pr opening an hour earlier to allow vis- ?hejrged on the snow grounds. Hors time to visit tho menagerie or enjoy the operatic con?, ut played by i '^mm^ *? th? Ringling military band. Tho of- . -^ljJNATIONAL* T?k flclal program will open with th? new fl ? \ *M_T? f|M jf\ m% spectacle of "Solomon and the Queen 9 f_Jr JJ,. J, 1 ^ of Sheba" which la this season's big \?/COODS WCETIcJ. added feature. This will bt? oresent- " ^".^wi^ ^ ~ Sd from stages taking up nosrly one- l?N A^^ERSOH 0CT9BEB 13 TO TAKE THE DWELLING I AWAY WITH COTTON AND A MULE. NOT YET CAUGHT Negro Employed by J. S. Fowler) Tried to Mrske Wholesale Clean-Up of Possessions. That tho ne^ro should be kind enough and considerate enough to leave' the farm IIOUKC 3tlll standing au<! not to carry tho plantation away is a problem perplexing J. S. Fowler sinco'he discovered that John Daven port, a negro, liad bid him a fond a lieu- That is to say, the negro may li a ve left some su'jli message for Mr. Fowler, although the Anderson man lia ? not yet received lt. Tiring of his service on what ls known as tho Park place, n tanta llon operated by Mr. Fowler, Daven port concluded that ho would seek pastures nev/ and other climes and accordingly ho selected enough cotton ?'rom the plantation to make four bales, carried to Earle's gin. purport i:g that lt was his own, and marte ar rangements for getting away wit!i his haul- .?He alto colccted tho best mule on the place, an animal valued at about $125 and went to Hartwell,' Qa., where he disposed of thc mule to JJer ry Taylor a livestock dealer, for the urn. of S-G?. ; It is presumed, that, he meant to como back and Bell the cot ion oui evidently he became alarmed when he learned that ? information concerning his Octa had' been brought to Mr. Fowler and Davenport there upon 'lit out for parts unknown j Mr. Fowler went to Hartwell yes terday and recovered the mule ami also got his cotton back but as yot he has not been able to luy hands on the aforesaid and aforementioned Daven port. Discussing the matter yesterday Mr. Fowler said that lt was truly re markable he even found the farm and dwelling when he reached his planta tion, Inhce the negro had such a "Lak ing" way. CITROLAX Users say It-is tho ideal, perfect laxative drink. M J. Perkins, Green Bay, Wis., says " "I haye used pills, oils, salts, etc., but were all disagree able and unsatisfactory. In Cltrolax I have found the Idea) laxative drink." For'slqk headache, sour stomach, la^y llvcf, qon zested; bpw<jjs-*MfcSs the per fect laxative 'and gives a thorough flush. Sensitive, delicate people, in valids and children) f^d^K easy ,to< take and pleasant in action. Results thoroughly sat?s^atitAr?. Evana' Pharmacy, agents. \ , Filed Yesterday in Office of Clerk cf Court Here, Amounts To. , Sum of $30,000,000. The average Andersoninn can hard ly conceiva ot such an amount or for that mutter of there being so much money in the whole ???? Ul uni al tula time, but nevertheless n mortgage of $30,000,000 ts now being recorded In. the office of James N. Pearman, clerk of court for Anderson County. The mortgage is given by the Sou thorn Public Utilities Company -of; charlotte, Greenville and Anderson, and is to the Farmers Loan & Trust Company ot- New York. It covers 18 typewritten pages and will require herd'woroon the part of several clerks for a whole day to record. " Tho mortgage" ls secured by ' the street car systems owned by the Sou thern Public Utilities Company in Charlotte, N. C., Greenville and An derson and other holdings in Mecklen burg. Davis; fopwan,t;F|?^yt|4 ha? tthstdn. ana lfcvl?aon counties -In North Caroma and Greenville, An derson and Chester in South Carolina. Thc paper bears the signature of F. V. Taylor as presidetn ot the South ern Public Utilities Company, W. C. Parker as secretary and their signa tures aro witnessed by E. C. Marshall and N. A. Cooke. usiuwMi vaicaiy vureo. "My attention was ?rsl called to Chamberlain's . Collo, Cholers and Diarrhoea Remedy as much aa twelve years ago. - At that time I was se riously Ul with summer complaint. Ono dose of thia remedy checked the trout'e," writes Mrs. C. W. Florence, Rockfield, Ind. For sale by all deal er*, v ? I ii Week In Anderson Oct. 12 to 17. TU be seeing you! x PROFE??NAL! CARDS g ui y;, i * o o o o o o "ll '. o o o o o o ( >(' di. ' . o o RhyiBOSS o o Office: New Watson-Vaadl?er Bldg, o o j * o o Honrs 12-1; 3-5 p. m. o o Telephone 458 or 522J o o o OOO.O/OOO OO OOO ************'******* * . ? G DB. FORK ST f?. StJGGS * Dentist * * * Offices 418.415 Bleckley Bldg. * * Associated With * * Dr. W. W. (Jhlsolm Phone 33G-J Anderson, S. C. * ****************** . e e m CASEY ? FAUT . _ e ARCHITECTS Anderson, S. C. * Brown Office Building ? Second Floor. Phone St? . ...,*...,***{.?.,. * T. Prank Watuns SamT ij Prince * * WATKINS * FRINCI . .. ; _ ,/r r o Attorneys and Connselloi--*tLaw * * 1st Floor Bleekley Bldg, * * Anderson, 8. C. 0 e . e DB. JJ. H. SNIDER . * VETERINARY SURGEON . * Fretwell Co. Stable . * Phone 51. Anderson, 8. C. . ooooooooqooo o i o o DB,'LILLIAN L. C ARTER o ?.il ll \ :( >? . o jj RJ DR. SABA A. MOORE, o . . f o o . Osteopathie Physicians o 0 l o o SIS Bleckley Bldg. o ^i/" 37* 0 ooooooooqooo o o o < ? o O o o o o o o o o 6 o o o o o O ' ' Vj ?fi j o q THE STUDIO GRAND . o o ' o o PHOTOGRAPHY ' o ?s ' ' " ' ? o o IN ALL ITS BRANCHES o o ' ?>-- . o o OVEB KEKSE JEWELRY STORE o o o ooooeoooooo o o o o o o o o o V- JA ---- t~ j qcestlent Alright then don't .eek further, Jost see me. I specialise ea these troubles and can gire yon- that finish ea work that spells satisfaction. Prices 83.00 to $?.90 np. Be. pairs iee gp, " DH M. H CAMPBELL 112 W. WWteer St .Ground -tm*** tohjuiwae con nections. IOTMIVI^M^3* (STACKS* ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY AJWD SUPPLIES REPAIRS PIPE, GALVANIZED ROOFING LOMBARD IRON WORKS Aogmta. Ga. $p Sp Sp Sp Sp Sp ?p Sp Sp Sp Sp Sp Sp * .y. j* FRESH OYSTERS * j* * * ,' y served * * * * in any style * * ' * * V et the * * PIEDMONT ?AFE * CABO f A RAILWAY ar d CrOm the N0B^-H~SODTK-BA8T-WEST> JA-ite?t i No. ...7.30 a m. ?No. 8......v....ITT;..MC p. to. I No v SI ;..:\'?!$f?f\... 11.86 a tn. No. 3. 3,10 p. m. 1 Information, schedules, rates, etc, promptly t\nm& BJ mU?UJtB, O. P. A. i.! Augusta, Ga. T. 3. Abor* tttarlT sWWWe BuPday. ?c^ ?Ith, ?14.