Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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C?assifiec Want Adver Twentjr-flve words or less. One 1 Six Tunks $109. AU advertisement over twenty-fi' word.) Rates on 1.000 wnrds- ti tlon. j No ad rertisement taken for less If yoi r name appears In tbe tel? your wi nt ad to 321 and a bill WU prompt payment. . .? tfftftHQ&i FOR SALE X? FOR SALE-'New Ivers and Pond plano, fdr $300-cost $425 00. Ap ply to P(W. Major, treasurer Ham mond School- Anderson, R< I. / 10-9-lmop * FOR SALK-We bave a small tract of land formerly part of the Quince 1 lamond place, which can be bought cheap li you act quick. Frank & De campa/Realty Company. 9-30-tl FOR BAIR-Sweet peas, Burbanks and Uulpco'o superb Spencer collec tions I? nfsiiknsreffi We- also carry liulk snick of prize Spencer mixture mid ?np mixed at moderate prices. Furmafi Smith, Seedman'. iE- Nico oak bedroom suit, larc, two rugs and dining ;an stove, C chairs, 2 rockers; (wo rooms for . rent, suitable lit houso-keeplng. Reason for leaving- town. Terms cash. I to 223 8oclety' street [LE-Ono 1914 model touring [50.00, payable $100.00 in cash il an ce in cotton ai 10c; ono }iodel touring a \ $350.00 pav ?100.00 in cash and balance In at 10c; one 1911 model tour !iar, $175.00, $50.00 cash and ce In cotton at 10c. Write or S. M. McAdams, Iva, S. C. ? WANTS JD-Currier ooy. Apply at The jen cor office- 10-8-tf WASTED-The publie to know that wy have Just received ? large ahlp ? w?nt of box files, and can supply your wants tn this line. Anderson Intolllgencer, Job Department. ?tf WANTED- Ton to know that wo do high class cleaning sud pressing. Ladies work especially.- Agents Den Vonda Company, the South's largest dyers and dry cleaners. - Columbia Tailoring Co. - WANTED-Clean Cotton Rags. Ander son Intelligencer,. Job Department WANTER-To rent a small store room in Andersoli. Belton or Mc Cormick, also a smaii farm for tracking. M. Griffin, Pavo; GeJ IT SEEMS TO DE-A special provi sion thai fruit ia the most desired and adapted food for warm weather, and you'll Hud lt here-California friuts, oranges, grapes, ploma, pears and northern apples-all fresh. Also Sicklo pears, and plenty . of bananas, ?njfci K. Man?i. I PLEASE--Don't believe the follow ing-statement. *mt come,- see tor yourself whether it ls true of not We claim that we give Just a little .better shave, a little .better haircut, <a little he flor nervi p? tn every wey than ls offered elsewhere in the etty. Tho Eagle Barber Stop. DINNER SERVED-Mrs. L. P. Wil lingham, Who recently occupied ?he Robinson Boarding House, 207 O' Neal street, Belton, S. C., will serve dinner for 35 cents to the visitors or the fair Wednesday, October 21st from 12 to 3:30 p. m. ~i-1--r- . _? SEE W. A. Todd, tbe Monument Man, -for anything in the Monumental line. TombsHipes of all kinds. W. j A. Todd, 1909 South Hain street,] Andorson, S. C. ? 1 ? ?? ? HAIR DRESSING-Switches - . made 'from your own corabloga. Same cali be found at 105 E. Church street up stairs. Mrs. Leona Arnold. m?k' To Start ^ Gas i . you Strike ? Match and Turn a Handle Th? :re is no time lost in watting for the fire to burn freely so that you can begin cooking with gas. The firt? ts ready the very second you are; and lt can be "put out just as quickly. Gas only burns when needed, you control it Just as easily as the j water from the spigot in your kH-| chen sink. ANDERSON GAS CO. I Columns tising Rates rime 26 cen ta, Three Times SO cents, re words prorate tor each additional > be used in a month made on appii than 25 cents, cash In cadran ce. I phone directory yan can telephone lim malled alter Ita insertion for \ W1??LK??ATWGs1S necessary to life; Why not eat where you can enjoy lt? Our service ls the best in the city, and our prices are right Everything in season, and it tastes just right, too. The Luncheonette, tf I MIDWAY CAFE-Clean and up to date place for ladles and gentlemen. We ; are Americans and deserve your patronage. Think it over. \ NOTICE-We are now prepared to doH your grinding of all kinda of feed aluff-cotton stalks, corn stalks, shucks, straw, grain, etc. Price 20c per cwt Strictly cash. Anderson mattress and Spring Ron Co. LOST _ f [LOST-A cameo and pearl bar pin, between Court House and Calhoun street, return to W. H. Lyon, the Cuuh Jeweler. PROBATE JUDGE'S SALE. In Court of Common Picas State of South Carolina, County of Anderson lt. Parker Robinson and Marilin R. Watson, in their own right; R. Par ker Robinson, as executor of the will of J aa. O. A. Robinson, deceas ed, and R. Parker Robinson and Chas. D. Watson, as administrators with tho wlU annexed of Geo. B. .Robinson, deceased,-Plaintiffs. .. va. -: ' I Geo. Jas. Frederick Robinson, a min or under the ago of fourteen years; Fred C. BIgby, as executor, etc., and others,-D?fendants. Pursuant to.an order of-Court in tho above styled action, I -will - sell on Monday, November 2nd,- next, during the usual hours bf sale, at public out cry, ; to thc highest.bidder, before Ute Court Hotise door at Anderson, S. C., the following described real estate, to mii . - ? 1. All that certain tract of land, situate in Martin. Township,; -County and State . aforesaid, containing One hundred and fifteen (116) acres, more or less, and known as the homeplace of Emily Elizabeth Robinson, adjoin ing lands now or lately belonging to the estate j pf Jas.. O. ; A. Robinson i on ?he* north, of G. P. McCtoRan cn thc east of Mrs. A. G. Mowen on the south and of Jesse T. Drake bn the west; 2. Also .all that certain; other tract o*- land, situate in the County ot Abbe .ville, State of South' Carolina, on thc southwest side of Little River, extend j lng from- the 'bridge known as the j Robinson bridge up tho river about three-fourths of a mile r and includ ing the mill known ar. Robinson's j Mill, said tract cou faining sixty-eight (?R> ?cres, mere . er loss, bounded on I the northeast by W. Cooley Brock and T. J. Fields, on the southeast 1er lp lids sold hy S. L. Callahan to Wilt D. Thomas and on the other sides hy lands now or formerly of Geo. B. Rob ?Inson & Bros.. Little River ir.terres= lug-being the same tract conveyed to M. G. Smith by'S. L. Callabau by deed dated Oct 25th. 1906, and record ed in the office of, R. M. C., Abbeville. S. C., in Book 28, at page 68, and dc ! scribed by a survey thereof made by W. -L.; Mitchell, surveyor. Oct 23rd, |l908. TERMS: one half cash, the credit portion to bo secured l>y .first mort I gage on the premises, to bear Inter .Vst at eight per cent per annum, etc. [Purchaser to naylor papera. W. P. NICHOLSON, Probate Judge as special referee. Oct 7th, 1914. PROBATE JUDGE'S SALE. State ot South I In Court of MINNIE I*, BAGWELL, et ali Plain-| va A. L. GAINS, et al. Defendants. Pursuant to order of sale herein X will Bell to the highest bidder tri front nt the Court House door at An derson. S. C., on saleoday In Novem ber next, during Ute usual hours ot sale tho following real property td wit: Alt that tract of land tn Anderson County. South Carolina, in Hone! Path township; c?ntainmg 78 acres; more or less, bounded by landa of W, 8. Fleming and others, and knov ia the Nancy C. Gaines tract Said xad being situated near Friendship School house and containing large dwelling house. Terms ot sale casa-purchaser ito pay extra for papers. W. P. NICHOLSON, Probate Judge ai special referee. PROBATE JUDGE'S SALE. -! . ! State of Sooth ? In Court of I Israel Miles, Plaintiff. ., ve..*, I E. F. Allgood, Defendant Pursuant to an order of sale grant ?fjkersln X will sell on Monday. No vember 2. Ul?, next, in front of tho [Court House. In Ute city of Anderson,; S> during the .usual boura of able. the real estate described as follows: All tbat certain tract of land situ ate lu Brushy Cvaek Township, An derson County, 8. G.. containing Thir ty-three (33) acres, more or less lying jon waters of six and Twenty Mile j Crook, waters ot Savannah tiver, it being the same tract of land convey ed to- plaintiff by John A. Canon, by deed bearing date Jan. 24. I860, re corded in the office of the Clerk of ! Court ia Book SS. page 390. Terms cash-purchaser to pay ex I tra for papers. . W. P. NICHOLSON, Probate Judge as special referee. Delinquent Bead Tax Notice. All dlnlenquent road tax collectors are provided with an official receipt book with numbes, and stub numbes attached. Pay no money to collectors unless you get th0 official receipt as abovo provided or. J. MACK KINO, tf County Supervisor. AAAliJ m A m M a M . . . ........... TTTTTTTTTTT?% 1 I . V I ? I I T'l' . ^ I Personal : ti 4*++4> < + ??? 11?I I l l J. TI. Jones of Anderson, TL F. D.. ! was among the visitors to tho city yes terday. F. Kowolaki, a weil known Ander I son planter, spent a few hours in the I city yesterday. Miss Ruth Stouch has returned to I h?r home in Greenville after spending a fow days in the ctly with friends. H. M. Chapman and J. H. Shirley ot j Liberty were in thc etty yesterday. B. F. Happoldt of Pendleton was I among the visitors to the city yester I day. f Mrs. S. M. Orr left yesterday for j Heard mon t, Ga., to spend a few months with her son. - M-. Wayne Fant of Pendleton spent a I few hours iii the city yesterday on bu siness. A. P. Spence and Edgar Sullivan spent part of Sunday in Greenville with friends. John. MarUn of the Centervllle sec tion wc? in Um city yesterday. S. N. Brown of CenterviUe was among the visitors to the city yoster _ Mrs. B. H. Sadler pf Pendleton was ! shopping In the etty yesterday. j _ T. L. Lloyd o? Detroit, C. A. Merry field of Greenville, Mass., and William Cooper of New York were among the jewelry salesmen to spend yesterday in the ctly. J. Mercer King ol Martin township was in Anderson yesterday on busi ' " vi ' ' '? " ""' ' i Dr. C. M. Tripp of the Brushy Creek section was In the city yesterday. John Tucker of Hopewell was among tho visitors to the city yesterday. . . J. Reed GartislOn of Denver spent part of yesterday in the city. -F. K. Whitton has gone to Pendle- | ton on a short business trip. - Dr. Tl. B. Day of Pendleton apent a few hours in Anderson yesterday. Miss Pearl Long o? Starr was shop in the ctiy yesterday. Sirs. .Tirornly his arrived in the city j ' a short visit to her daughter, Mrs. W. White. Mr. and Mrs; Phil Sltton of Delea, N. Y., who aire spending the summer at ] Pendleton, were'In the city yesterday.. Mrs. Edna Stevenson of Lavenia, Ga was shopping in the city yesterday. John C. Pruitt of Starr sr. cUon was among the visitors tu tuc city y ester day- ! __ E. Cromer of Townville spent a few hours in the city yesterday on bUal nmL ' i - 1 ? S. S. Feltman ot Townville was In [ tho city Yesterday for a short stay. . W. I. Martin of-Liberty was in An derson on business yesterday. . . . . . . .. ipM-?-4*... -rr. ' i - J. A. Weiner of Pendleton spent part ot-yesterday ta Ure'etty.. .1. H. Opt of Willlamston waa In the cRj* yesterday for a few hours. Dr. J.'.'BL Watson of ITO was amour j the? visitor*, io the city yesterday. -? | Mr. and Mrs. WlU McMullan. and daughter. Miss Lois, of HartwelL Go., were shopping In the city yesterday. Miss Ann Io Pettigrew of Starr spent ? tow noun tn thedty yesterday with' frienrlB. . Marion Felder ef Woffcrd Pitting School, who piava center on .no foot ball twa for that institution, spent yeeterdavtjn the city with als elater} jHfimP?. W. Danser. WOFFORD FITTING SCHOOL DEFEATED LOCALS WAS GAME FIGHT One Touchdown Scored the Vic tory for Fitting School Teem Over Local Aggregation. In the opening game of football for Anderson thia year, played on Ducna Vista field yesterday afternoon be tween Anderson High Schcol and the Wofford Pitting School, the Spartan Krirg lads won by the close score of C to 0. For a time lt appeared that tho game would be a tie, and agnin it Beamed .that Anderson would shove aer?se tbe winning count, but three or four miscues and superior playing of the opponent team at certain stages of the game went to make up the do feat of thc locals. The game was called shortly before 4 o'clock with Means aa umpire and Parks as referee, lagon and Boleman I as time keepers'. Anderson had the kick-off and from that time until tho end of the first half Spartanburg outplayed the lo cals. Thc visitors rushed tho Ander son team off Its reet for tho first quarter and it was almost more than tho A. H. S. could do to hold l's own until tho end of the first half. A radically different story describes the remainder of the game, with tho ex ceptlon of the one ncore that the visitors managed to resistor. The locals got their breath In the I second half and for the greater part of the time played the Fitting School I off ita feet. The splendid work of j King, Jones, Kay and Smith, L., fea tured the gamo for Anderson. King's kicking waa especially good during certain parts of the game, wv,Je the rubs made by Jones were set isl. The work of Smith and Kay ,n the defensive was also noticeable. The game went without a sem blance of a score until the last quar ter. In the last three minutes of plsy with Anderson's ball, King made a rm. arouhd right end, was tackled, and lost the ball, which was recover ed by a Wot ford 'Thayer and was rushed straight through the line for n touchdown. The brilliant work of McMillan was alone responsible for his teammates scoring, he carrying tho bait across' the goal-line. The ?ndernd, boys played a game ?throughout worthy of an older and heavier team.1 They wero fully as good as their opponents at certain stages* of the game and at other times played a more superb game. If they win keep in training for the next law weeks and will devote a lltllo more time to team-work there can be no doubt about the outcome of the game with W. F. S. to be played in Spartanburg on November 6. The following ls the line-up pre sen ted by the two teams yesterday : ANDERSON-Kayi.?CV; Paget, R.* G.; Hood, IA G.: Lawrence, L. T.; Watkins, RI T.; Findley. R. E.; Smith, U, left end; Jones, Q B.. captain; Smith, FA. right half back; Bruce, fien half back; King. P. B. WOFFORD-Felder. C.; Tate, R. G.' Potorscn, L. G.; McMillan, L. T.; Carson, R. T.; Clark, Hart, R. E.; Je ter, Watson. Smith left end: Minis, .Q. B?, captain: Huston, right halt beck; Johns, left halt tack; Wil liams, P. B. The Revival ?First Baptist Church Expects People of the City to Attend All the Services. ? -- .Following the opening of the revival eorvioeb af Ute First Baptist church of Anderson, splendid service* were held yesterday, in thia ehurch. Owing to unavoidable Changea in tho plans of those in, charge of the week's werie, the Cervices of-an out-of-town minister could not bo secure for- the fir. , servir?, but. Dr/ White, of At?" lantri arrived yesterday and from now on tho meetings will bo in bis charge. ! Services Will take place this morn ing at 10 o'clock and "tim social vice wil begin this evening at o'clock. ! Pejople present for the first service yesterday said that Dr. White won Gie; heart of his audience from the timo Giat he spoke the first word un til the end vf the sermon and they were lavish in their praise of his able effort They say that, no better'man has ever visited Anderson and they are al coffdeht that the meeting now in nrogress will get resulte. SjMrao pmc* of tits First TJnptlst church and all the members of his congregslKsn nrge that the public take advantage of those services and attend eaech and avory ono. What Woeld Ton Dot sro are many times when one Btlona another's actions and Men art differently, auder circumstances. The question ;!s, what would you do right now if ?you had * severe cold? Could you do better than to take Chamberlain's " Remedy? It ls highly recem I by people who have use?! lt 'years and know ita value. Mrs. Sargent, P*ru( Ind., says, her?ate'* Cough Remedy ls i its weight te gold and I take leasvre In recommending it." FOY Ge by Evans Pharmacy and all deal W. A. Itt '?GENS, Editor Pfcene 87. Miss Minnie Russel lett yesterday afternoon for New York, and will sall from there this week for Pan ama, where she has accepted a post tlon in the government service. Misi Russell has been teaching in Roc* Hill since the first of September. ---- s Mra. Gertrude Mathews, of Easley ls tho guest of Mrs. R. S. Llgon. Mrs. I J. M. Brown, of Walhalla, li vlclting her mother. Mrs. Lizzie Ca ter, and other relatives. Mfa. B. B .Allen and Miss Ida Al len have returned to their home lr Lowudesville, alter a visit to Mrs Corrie Watson. Mrs. Sam Prince spent the week end with friends in Greenwood. Mrs. J. B. Leverett, of Starr, lt vi. liing Mrs. Charlie Spearman. Miss May Rollo Crawford left yes terday for Pendleton, after a weok'f vifclt" to her sister, Mi's. C. C. Pr? vost. Miss Eliza Crawford, of Gaatonla, ls visiting her sister, Mrs. C. Q. Pre vosL She leaves today foi* i'emile ton to attend thc marriage on Wed nesday of her elster, Miss May Belle Crawford and Mr. Ben Happoldt, for merly of Pendleton, but now of Mex ico. Mrs. Emma A. Boyd and daugh ter, Miss Gary Boyd, of Spartanburg sro in Greenville. Miss Gary Boyd Is at the city hospital, undergoing treatment for her oyes. Tlie Palmotto Chapter, ?. D. C., will mcot on Friday afternoon nt 4 o'clock with Mrs. J. B. Humbert, on South Main street. Miss Caroline Vance left yesterday for Columbia, where abe will make ber future home. . Miss Vance is a young woman of rare mental endow ment and a charming personality and during her stay in this etty bas mado a host of friends, who -truly regret her leaving Anderson, and a cordial welcome will always await' her here. Miss Caroline Elizabeth Vance is to leave us this week, and there is no onp. In this town who knows this young woman who- is not sorry that sho ls going to leave Anderson to make her home In Columbia. ' Mise Vance has been connected with Ute Anderson Daily Intelligencer since it? organisation, and many people who do ant know her persctnally haye had tho pleasure of meeting her thmagh its columns. She has a dis tinct and attractive personality, and hw made ?m-n-e fricada Bitten she esme here four years ago than any person who has ever come to make this cttv their home.-Anderson Dally Ma fl. Mrs. Ella Jones and Miss Ella Sue Jones returned yesterday from a stay of four months at Gain FivflF, N. C. .Mrs. Harles'ton Barton ls at home again after a visit to Greenwood and Holberton Gs. No Breakfast is Complete j Without Good Coffee , We have secured the EX CLUSIVE sale in Anderson for Vie cefebraf?d' "Golden Glow Coffee. It is undoubtedly the best coffee Grown. It ha? no superior, and -very f*w e^Qab. We sell it on the following guarantee:--"Use as much as half the can if you wish, and then if you decide the coffee Isn't what we represent it to be, return the unused portion and we will cheerfully refund your money for the entire can?, Try one can ?at our risk! New Krautin cans.10c Big.Ly Hominy cans.10c Full Cream Cheese .35c 25 lbs best grade Granulated Sugar . $1.90 Potted Chicken, can .,.25c Potted Him, can. 16c Dr> Shrimp, can .... . 15c Tomatoes, 3 cans.25c Rfohlieu Oat Meal.10c White Asparagus Una.25c Gr?ca- Asparagus ...... i. 16c And many other good things. Call us, please! The Ideal Grocery Co.. 309 N. Main St., ANDERSON, S. C. Phone 471. Too Much Clothing Bought, Must Unload Anticipating an unusually heavy Fall and Winter's busi ness in clothing we bought too much clothing? and this, to gether wi th the con tinubd warm weather has made us decide to cut the prices NOW, rather then run the risk of "getting Ono lot of Men's Hine Sorgo /Jj J AO Suit!) in plain and fancy weaves wi Mf| worth $7.00, going at .IfrTi yU Ono lot of Men's Suits in Serges and fancy Worsteds lu a groat Aft fin variety ot nice patterns, worth wl| Mn $w.00. going at .:9UiUU One lot of lllue Serges and ' Paney' Worsteds, guaranteed All Wool Aft ftn and well worth tho regular price JU MH of S1S.G0. going at .VU?UU Our entire line of High Grade Suits, in Serges, Worsteds, Cassimores, Turtan plaids, and Novelties, All fl rt worth from $15.00 to $18.00, go-Jil MK lng at only .VHiUU A big linc of Men's Pants running from 98c to $5.00, at Ar greatly reduced [nfl prices .VW One lot of Hoys' Knco Suits in Hluo and Fancy Worsteds. regular A s AA values, and well worth it lon fifi MK $7.00, gjlng at .1)1^1 UU A hig line of Hoys' Knee Suits ?l from 98c to $4.00, great values. ljJ ? Now is your time to save mon ey on Fall and Winter Clothing The Lesser Co. Wliy Not Publish Itt When you want a fact to bccomo generally known, the right way ia to publish it. Mrs. Joseph Kullana, Peru, Ind., waa troublod with belching, sour stomach and frequest headaches. She writes, "I feel lt my duty to tell oth ers what Chamberlain's Tablets have done for me. They havo helped my digestion and regulated my bowels. Since using them I have been entirely well." For sale by Evans Pharmacy and all dealers. Is ft your eyes or glasses ta I question ? Alright thee dont irai ?art?Si', ?tai see aie* I specialise ea these troubles and can gire you that finish en work that spells satisfaction. Prices $5.00 te 85.00 up. He ps 1rs 10c up. DR. M. R. CAMPBELL 112 W. Whither St. Ground fleer-telephone ess* j ?kilima. I-.-,-^-rJ i m ii ii ' .-- ? ?i---y?? Our Silent Oyster Salesman nils ls the cleanly white nnd jlue porcelain Sealshiptlcaso from which we will sell SEAL 8HIPT OYSTERS at our store .No Ice or wator ever touches thr oysters. It is Ute final step In the Seal shlpt Syafcm which makes il possible for us to furnish our customers with oysters which taste Gie same here as when eaten at Gio shore. They arc firm, tempting, delicious moraeh | > of sea food. TO-DAY We have some of the best Asl that swim, such as trout, bass black fish, etc. IN Fresh Meats We ka<re fae vere east, NSUT< and Western, pork, mutton ant beef, etc. . In Fancy Groceries and Vegetables We have most anything thu your appetite calls for. Phone tu yaur orders. W. A. Power 212 Soulh Main. P08?TTYEIY WASTERS CHOIT Foley's Honey and Tar Compound mts tho Ulick ehonklng maces* .and clears away the phlegm Opens np the air passages sad stops tho hoarso :ough. The gasping, strangling fight ivr breath gives away to quiet breath ing and peaceful Bleep. Harold Berg, Mass, Mich., writes: "We give Pol sy's Honey and Tar to our children tor croup and lt always bets quickly." No wonda/* a man in Texas walked 15 niili"; to the store to get a bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. Every user is a friend; For salo by Evan's Pharmacy, We are Your Next For ?qi? ?<mf?<-fy Prescriptions Uruga ToiletNecessities PHONE W? call for and deli ver all prescriptions. Our store with its QUICK DELIVERY is as rneair as your phone. REMEMBER JHIS,PlEt?E When the Doctor pretcribe* for a member of your fam ily tie wants tne pa tient tobegin taking ^ -^u?t^???^ - as. ckly as possible? o PHONE us AT ONCE, and We'll be there IMMEDIATE LY. The Ow! Drug Co. Phone No, 836.