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All advertisement over twenty-five
word. Bates on 1,000 words to 1
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No advertisement taken for less t
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FOR SALE
FOB SALE-'New Ivers and Pond
plano, for $300-cost $425 00. Ap
ply to P W. Major, treasurer Ham
mond School- Anderson, R- I.
10-9-lmop
FOB SALE-We have a small tract
of land formerly part of the Quince
Kamond place, which can be bought
cheap if you act quick. Frank & De
Camps Realty Company. 9-30-tf
FOB SALE-Meals at Midway Cafo
for ladlee and gentlemen, served at
all hours and In up-to-date style.
Special attention to parties. Meal
tickets at bargain prices.-11-5-lwk
FOB SALK-Onion sets. Prepare
now for sowing English Peas and
planting Irish Potatoes in lots,
November or early December.
Furman Smith, Soedsman.
FOB SALE-Dried and green sage.
Mrs. W. P. Stevenson, North Ander
son.-11-8-lt.
~~ WANTS
WARTED-The publie to know thal
we have Just received a large ship
mer ot box files, and ean supply
your irani* tn this line. Anderson
intelligencer, Job Department. ti
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WANTED-Bright, energetic boy for
carrier. Good salary and commis
sion. Apply to The Intelligencer of
fice, tf
WASTED-Ton to .read .oar .two
weeks' bargain sale on page five
of this issue. Southern PubUe Util
ities Co. dtf
NOTICE-We are now prepared to do
your grinding of all .kinds of feed
stuff-cotton stalks, corn stalks,
shucks, straw, grain, etc Price 20c
p?r ewL Strictly cash. Anderson
Mattress and Spring Bed Co.
SEE W. A. Todd, the Monument Man?
for any th in- la tte monumental
line. Tombstones ot all kinds. W.
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Anderson, 8. C.-H-5-lmo.
The paulo ls over and Jake Thomas
and J. C. Thomas are in the Cleaning,
Pressing and Dying and' Repairing
business. Prices cheap. Qlve us a
trial. We are at tho Columbia Tail
oring Co., 122 West Whitner Street
Clothes called for and delivered.
HOUSES from $8 to $30 in all parts
ut ?.?(.jr. uiiucinun ncui caui te and
Investment Ca-4i:7-3L
WE HAYE a limited ajunhar cf Cole's
Radiant Hot Blast Hesters tor hard
coal that we will close out at cost
Also si number of Cole's Hot Blast
Heaters st greatly reduced prices.
First come, first served. Tate
Herdware Co.-11-8-61
FOR RENT
FOB BENT-Two rooms partly furn
ished. All modera conveniences
320 W, Market-ll-7-3t
LOST
LOST. STRAYED ? OB STOLEN-A
pate, White bull pup about six
months old. Finder will receive
reward. Thos. F. artwright--11-3-31
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HAS A GRIME WAVE
REACHED ANDERSON?
HOUSE BURGLARIZED ON
FRIDAY NIGHT
A BOLD HOLD UP
Home of Mrs. Orr on Market St.,
Was Entered and S. D. White
Waa Robbed of Valuables.
About one more night like Friday
night and Anderson poopio would
conclude ths a crime wave in ear
nest had struck Anderson.
8hortly after 7 o'clock, as S. D
White, who Is employed bv O. F. Tolly
and Son. was cn route to his home
a few miles out of tho city, he was
hold up and was robbed of $3. Mr.
White was riding horseback and
when he reached the old Keys place,
nbout two miles from town, two men
carno out of the thickets on either
ride of the road and when he got par
allel with them they presented two
plrtols and ordered him to tiirow np
his bands. This he did ?md they
searched ..im, relieving him of $3 and
then ordered him to hurry on homo.
Mr. White did go home but later re
turned to tho city and reported the
mattor to the police. As yet the po
lice have been able to make no ar
rests but they have very meagre de
scriptions o' the two highwaymen
About all they know is that both men
were white and one was tall while the
other was short.
The most daring robbery pulled off
th sr.me time in Anderson took place
either Thursday night or Friday
bight, when the home of Mrs. S. M,
Orr on Market street was entered and
the whole house ransacked. So far as
can, he discovered the thieves took
nothing but two diamond rings but lt
ls possible that they secured many
other articles, since Mrs. Orr ls out
ut ine city ano her son. narry A.
Orr, ls unable to determine Just what
articles are missing from the bouse.
The burglars entered the vacant
house by using R timmy ou lb? door.
They went through the library, pull
ing drawers out of desks and making
a complete search, on Into the din
ing room where they ransacked every
thing In ths place, throwing the sil
ver around the room and Investlgat
> J ; every part of the premises. They
went on up-stairs and into the bed
rooms where they gave the trunks,
closets, etc., the same treatment as
that accorded the lowor portion of the
place.
So far as Mr. Orr oould discover
yesterday two ringa, belonging to
Miss Lydia Orr, constituted the arti
cles stolen.
When a servant went to the houso
yesterday she found the door * open
and at once saw that a burglar had
been .In the* house. Sho hurriedly re
ported the matter to Mr. Orr and he
In turn placed lt In the hands of the
local police.
The fact that tho burglary waa
committed at night was proven by the
fact that burned matches ley around
In air parts of the house.
Rape Case
Reported Affair in Thia County
Seems to Be a Mystery and
Nobody Knows Details.
Reports were heard on Ute streets
of Anderson last night to the effect
that a negro had committed a crimi
nal assault upon a well known young
white woman living about five miles
from Anderson. TLe police heard Ute
report but it was from unofficial
eourooa and they could not secure the
de'-alls and the . sheriff's office also
heard the same report but none of
the deputies could verify tho story or
ascertain whether or not lt really hap
pened.
The Intelligencer office got into
comtnunicaUon with the section io
which lt was said that the affair took
place but at midnight laat night none
of the people living In that section
could tell anything about such a hap
pening. They said that if tho affair
had taken place, they knew nothing ot
Many believe that Ute deed really
waa perpetrated but that a mob must
have gotten hold, of the negro and
made away with him before bia crime
became generally known. *
Others say that such a thing la not
possfblo and that utera waa ho crimt
nal assault
Ried of Smallpox.
WASH1NOTQN, Nov. 7.-United
SUtea Consul Theodore Coalling
Hamm died today from smallpox at
his poap Ut Durango. Mexico.
Wb oknH Imagine just what a holy
war would look like.
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Rcuciic* Anderson?
John Tate ot' the Tute Hanl ware
company yesterday received one of the
biggest heads of cabbages ever seen J
In Anderson. Last August when Mr.
rate was spending a month at Cash
ier's Valley ho chanced to notlca G.
Vi. Cole, a farmer, setting out soma
subbage plants. Mr. Tate expressed
lt as being his opinion that the plants
would never live, whereupon the
Vorth Carolina farmer promised to
lond bira one of the heads when they
natured and the mammoth specimen
reaching this city yesterday wan thc
result of this promise. The cabbage
weighed lu 1-2 pounds and wa? ship
ped to Anderton by parcel post.
tJuarUrly Conference
Held ut Townrille.
The fourth quarterly conference for
he Townvlllo Methodist church will
ue held next Saturday at ll o'clock.
Services will be eonducted hy Rev. T.
.\ O'Dull, presiding elder. The pre
siding elder will also conduct ser
vices Sunday morning at ll o'clock.
Rev. W. S. Myers ls pastor of this
.burch and ia much encouraged over
bo splendid work being done umong
Us congregation.
'.fr-. Myers Has
Buffered Illness.
FrlcndB in Anderson of Mrs. W. S.
'Cy- iv. wife of tho Metodi8t minister
it Townville, learned yesterday with
.egret that Mrs. Myers has been lil at
1er home for several days, suffering
'rom a very severo attack of tonsl
ltls. Information is to the effect that
ibo is now somewhnt Improved.
Vnderson Farmer ?
Raising Potatoes.
About thc finest specimen of Porto I
Rico yam ovor seen In Anderson waB|
irought to tho city yesterday by G.
5. McClellan, who lives on route 2, j
Lbout five miles, north of Anderson.
The potato weighed ll 1-2 pounds and |
ixclted great Interest all over the j
:Ity.
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?hose "Good Town"
For Ills New Home.
Among the interesting visitors to
Anderson yesterday was William Ri
rimmons, formerly assistant secrc
ary of the Greenville chamber of
iomraerce. Mr. Tiramons was elected!
secretary of tho Rock Hill chamber
if commerce at a'recent meeting of
he d'roctors of that body. He has
tecldcd ability tn the trades building
Ines and will make a very acceptable
nan for bis new position. He came
o Anderson to secure some pointers
rom Porter A. Whaley. secretary of
he Anderson chamber of commerce.
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Spartans Saw
Anderson Work.
Following the conclusion .of the
k>uth Carolina State fair al Columbia,
hose in charge of the Andersen coun
y exhibit determined that the handi
work of Anderson county farmers
ihould have still more publicity than
lad been accorded lt and the exhibit
vas sent on to Spartanburg, where
f han been admired this week by
lundrods ot visitors to the county
air. Tho exhibit was really very
.redltablo and it excited considerable
nterest among the planters of Spar
anburg county.
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iel hitor Back
Frota Walkalla.
Kurtz P. Smith, solicitor for this
udlchrl circuit, returned to Anderson
yesterday from Walhalla, where he
las been holding court for the hut
'ortnigbt. Immediately upon his re
urn to Anderson Mr. Smith went to
vork on tho Indictments for the coni
ng tenn of tho. court cf general ses-j
dons, which will convene In Ander
ton on November. 16.
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f?r. Gunter Will
Arrive Tuesday
Information was received in An
lerson yesterday from Columbia to
he effect that Lueco Gunter, State
.ural inspector of high schools, will
irrlve in Anderson next .Tuesday at
1000 for his stay of a fortnight In
bis county. Mr. Gunter's itinerary
or this county has already been ar
anged and many ot the more pro
gressive of the rural schools Will bc
ri si ted. The' teachers and pupils ot
he various sch nols are all looking
br ward tcT his visit and Andorson
ichools will do their best to make n
avorable Impression.
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)pen Bridge
Next Friday.
City Engineer Sanders told a re-1
toiler for The Intelligencer yester-j
lay that the work of paving the ap
proaches to the bridge over Main
treet, was progressing ss nicely as
ould be and that the street would
irobably be ready for travel not lat
r than next Thursday or Friday,
t'hts will be a great relief to the
Irlvera ot vehicles In Anderson.
in denton Kan
Ia Lealslsaus
A. P. Spence yesterday received ?
Btter from hts partner W. W? Pow
11. in which Mr. rowell advised that
10 hod reached Raton Rouge, Le., and
? having "the time of his life." Ho
aye that he found, the . trip from An
erson in a "Jew packard" R very
leaaanf. experience and that he sut
er ed but few discomforts along the
ray. Mr. Powell wfj go on to Boau
lont, Texas, and will pursue the
ame route in returning aa he did on
ho trip going down.
FROM NOVEMBER 1ST TO NOV-1
EMBER 30TH. WALLACE WU
11 VE REDUCED RATES ON PHO-1
'OORAPHS TO AVOID CHRISTMAS
HUSH. STUDIO 2 DOORS BELOW
UMS HIVE.
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Voiintaln Crock
People Puruded.
Tho "out of the ordinary" affair
predicted for Saturday afternoon ma
terialized yesterday when a number
of automobiles, many buggies and wa
gons, all recruited from tho Moun
tain Creek section of the county and
occupied by people from that school
district, paraded through thc princi
pal business streets of Anderson. Ml
of the vehicles were decorated with
hunting and boro a number nf signs
calling attention to the close ap
proach of the Mountain Creek com
munity fair, which is lo be held next
Friday. A number of people will go
out from the city to be present for
this event.
Ansi mihi n Ballot
Proved Satisfactory.
J. A. Metts, one of rlie best known
railroad mail .officials in South Caro
lina, while in Anderson yesterday told
a reporter for The Intelligencer that
the Australian ballot system, upon a
modified scale, had proved to be the
best thing, ever introduced into Char
leston politics. Mr. Metts said that
the recent primary election in his city
was more free from fraud than any
other election ho cculd remember in
'harleston. The system there pro
vides for a private booth for every
voter, si -eened by a curtain, where
the voter can prepare his ballot with
out any one seeing it.
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Citizens Slow
In Paying Taxes.
Employes in the office of tho An
derson county treasurer, said yester
day that Just about one-half as many
people had paid their taxcB for this
year to date, as compared. with last
year. Up to Ulla time last year $5,000
in taxes had been paid but since Oc
tober 15, this year, tho total reaches
enly about $2,500. However, n de
cided improvement has been noted
within the last few days and lt is be
lieved that the tax affaira will be In
good shape within another montb.
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Notice Issued
To Poultry. People.
Notice was issued yesterday by the
secretary of tho Anderson County
Paultrg association to the effect that
a meeting of all those interested In
tho poultry show will bo held In this
city ?next Tuesday morning at ll
o'clock. It ls urged that the chic Ven
fanciers of the county heed this re
quest and come out in numbers.
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Another Company .
ls Buying.Caftoa.' ...
Douglas A.. Bese, president ot thc
Maryland Life-insurance company of
Baltimore, has i Joined the "Buy-a
Bale" movement - lu n ? A nderson and
personally bought a bale* of cotton in
Anderson yesterday at 10 cents per
nound. While the coUon wa? for Mr.
Bose and not for bis company, the
deal was put through by D, P. Sloan
and Son, Inc., general agents pf thc
company hero., Mr. Rose ls In thor
ough sympathy with any movement
to aid the farmers... ns his company
is the only one operating exclusively
in thc South.
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Appointed Delegates
To the Road Cenare??.
Following a request that be name
delegates to represent the olty of An
derson at ttte American Good Roads
Congress, which la to meet in Chicago
from December 14 to 18, Mayor God
frey bas named C. J. DeCamps, W. A.
Sanders and A. t S. Farmer. This
reads congress la one ot the most im
portant meetings cf ito kind held in
the United States and lt is possible
that at least one of tho three Ander
son men will make the trip.
Slight Advance
la Cotton Market.
Yesterday brought a slight advance
lu the cotton market and Instead of
7 1-8 Anderson buyers were offering
7 1-4. As a result of this rise In price,
more cotton waa brought to Ander
son and placed oh tho.market yester
day than for several days gone by.
Anders n farmer? ere living m hopes
that there may 'bo an additional rise
at ho distant date.
Detectives Hare
Left Anderson.
Following the conclusion'of their
work in Anderson i? co?u?tct?? with
working up licuor cases, Detective
Alva T. Wiggins and Detective Jones
of the Thiel Agency left last night for
Atlanta These young men did good
work here and? the city officiais say
that they are 'well pleased tn every
respect with what waa accomplished.
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Policemen Got
Quantity of Booie.
Police Captain Bell and Patrolman
Whit en ot tue Anderson police force
Journeyed dowton Peoples Row yes
terday to take a look around and
while they were down there they de
cided to see what sort of place Mamie
Thompson ls maintaining. Then en
tered the house and had hardly be
gun to look around before they stumb
led upon about four galiana of whis
key, wblcb waa brought to the etty
hall and placed with the other num
erous packages of tho same much de
sired article.
Randall Elected.
(Rv AmnUU? Pl??)
LOS ANGELEIS, Nov. 7.-Progres
sive headquarters tonight conceded
the election of Charlea H. Randall,
Democratic-ProhlblUonlst, to dbngresa
from Ute ninth district, by a plurali
ty of 550 over Charles W. Bell, Pro
gressive.
SUNDAY SCHOOLS TO
HOLD ll CONVENTION
MET HERE WITH ST. JOHN'S
CHURCH
IS ONE WEEK OFF
.Workers From Every Community
Will Gather to Participate tn
Interesting Deliberations.
The Anderson county Sunday Behool
Convention is just ono week off. It
begins its sessions next Sunday af
ternoon. November 15th, !n,St. John's!
Methodist Church, and continues |
throughout Monday, the 16th.
An urgent lettor has been sent out |
to every. Sunday School In the coun
ty to have itself represented, and
many responses have already been re
ceived, promising to send delegates.
Each school has tho privilege of send
ing two delegates, plus an additional
one for very fifty scholars above one
' hundred. As there ar? nearly a 'nun
I dred schools in thc county, there
should bo at least two hundred or j
moro delogatcs.
All of the preliminary preparations
have been made except the provision
for thc entertainment of the delegates.
These homes will be secured within
tho next few days through the follow
ing committee. Mrs. Raymond Beaty,
chairman; Mrs. C. S. Sullivan, Mrs.
B. O Evans and Mrs. E. E. Elmore.
All of thc pastors of the city will an
nounce this matter from their pul
pits on Sunday, and those who are
willing to entertain gueBts for these
two days may give In their names,
either to their pastors or to some
member of this committee.
A splendid program has been ar-1
ranged, with Rev. John C. Carman,
State Superintendent of the South |
Carolina Sunday School AHS'gMation ;
Rev. W. H. K. Pendleton, of Spartan
burg; Rev. James S. Moffatt, Presi
dent of Erskine College, and Rev. J.
B. Creen, of Greenwood, as the prln
I cipal speakers. It wiri be- remember
( ed what a strong Impression Mr.
Carmen made here last February at
i the State Sunday School Association.
The other speakers are all well known
here-as men of ability and leader
ship.
In' addition to the more popular!
features of public addresses, the pro
? gram also shows a number of other J
interesting features. These will in
volve open discussion B on Sunday i
School problems, conferences on rural]
Echool works and Illustrations of Im
proved methods of Sunday School
work. Mrs. S. N. Surta, of Spartan
burg, State Superintendent ot the
Elementary Department, will hold an
ASnACffttlv ti?1r?fn? rnnforon^n with
Elementary teachers on Sunday after
noon. The full program of the con
vention ls appended.
MINING1;T?CK
CHANGES HANDS1
Coal Mino Stock Valued ?
750,OOQ Transfered te Chi?
cago Operator.
CR y Associated PrMS.)
CINCINNATI. Nov. 7.-Stock .In Ohio
and West Virginia coal mines valued
a( '$3.750,000 passed into the bands of
John S. Jones, a Chicago coal opera-,
tor, today as a result of. an entry
made by three federal judges here in
a suit brought by the government,
against the New York Central and the
CbcBpeake & Ohio. Railway com
ponies, their Subsidiaries and various
coal companies they control.
The cash Was brought under the'
Sherman law and federal officials de
clared lt was the .most sweeping vic
tory ever accomplished under the act.]
The case has been known as the
"East Ohio and West Virginia bltuml- \
I nous coal ease.'*
Attorneys or both tho railroads and
the government appeared before the]
court today with an agreement that
the properttles of the railroads be
disintegrated and ownership dissolv
ed. The entry waa .made, the price
fixed at 93,760,000 and a short time
later Jodee appeared tn court and
?took over the stock.
DETECTIVE'S CARD.
To the People of Anderson:
I am aware of the fact that my stay
lhere has made trouble for some, but
as lt was my duty 1 can only'say that
they have my sympathy and I sincere
ly trust, that they as well as every
other person ld Anderson, will feel
as friendly toward me as I do toward {
them.
I did not accomplish as much as X\
wanted to, but em very grateful for
vbat we did.
I wish to extend my sincerest r
thanks to the people for their kindness
and co-operation while here, and only
hope that every place t go I may be
fortunate enough to find people that
will be even half os nice and kind as
the people in "My Tdw?." I hopo I
may be able to spend more time in
Anderson again. I have en Jo jr rd lt
very much.
Very 'respectfully.
ALVA T. WIGGINS,
Thiel Detective Service Co., Chica
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Highiy PraaaMe.
"Are there men on Mars?" . ,
"I doubt it Otherwise they'd bf
taking sides in this war."
Our factorisa cannot pot too ouch
overwork filling war orders for those
who've only been working part time.
Quick Business
Tho Ladies of Anderson and vicinity were quick to re
spond to our advertising last week; and when they came,
they found the values just aa represented-and they bought.
There are lots of good bargains here in READY-TO-WEAR,
Ono lot of Coat Suits in Serges, Gabardines, Broadcloths,
Wool Poplins, in all colors; all made in the very latest
.$ 15.00
styles, worth $20.00
Ono lot of Coat Suits in Whip Cords, Wool Reps, Gabar
dines, etc, in ail this season's wanted ^ f /** r* f\
colors, worth $15.00 at.? J. jZaDiJ
One lot of Coat Suits in Serges, and Fancy Worsted, in
all this seasons most stylish colors, and d; Q C%Q
mado with the long coats, worth $12.50 at $?7 ??TV/
Ladies Long Coats in this seasons wanted colors and made
in the very latest fashion; Specially prie- J, 1 /?* f* /"?
ed from $3.98 to.$ 1 2*m\j\J
Lad-os Skirts in all tho latest materials . ^ Vt/t
at $4 and . . .$ DeUU
These Aro Special Prices.
Ladies Waists; tailored and lingerie, in QQ
a splendid assortment, $1.25 at. . . . l/OC?
Childrens Drosses, in Percala, Caleteas, and Madras; Spec
ially priced af 50c, 75c - ~ ~
?nd. ... $1,00
Childrens* coats in an endless assortment of stylish
and Serviceable materials; Specially . ^ r\f\
priced at 98c to. _ $D*l>0
THE LESSER CO.
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SENECA, S. C., NOT. 7. (Special) -
Mr. S. W. Cox, who resided several
miles below Seneca, on the Raven?L
place, died last Thursday, after a lin
gering illness of several months. Mr.
Cox waa well known all over the up
per part of this county, by reason ot
the fact that for many years he was
toll keeper at the Ravenal's bridge.
He was a Mason and took great inter
est in the organization. He.ls survived
by his wife and four daughters: Mrs,
Lee Dll'm.?, sSl?v?? Addia,- oaiue ana
Agnes Cos.
_r?"The removal of Dr. J. A. Scherm
ehord, oculist, to Anderson, ls a dio
?f'xi loss co Sfeutss.. Dr. Schcrinca?ra
had been here just about one year
and ta that time he ?ad.proven him
self a useful and desirable citizen and
an efficient optician, and had built up
? lucrative ? practice.
Mr. and Mrs. John Myoia have re
turned from a.trip to Athens. Ga,
They made the trip in their automo
bile, and report the roads in fine
ghape.
.Kelley Bros. Ginnery hag been clos
ed down for th? season on account of
an unsatisfactory gasoline engine
tut they were depending upon to
&rn>8h the motive power.
{ Seneca merchants do ddt seem to bi
suffering very appreciably from the re*
ported "hard times." Good crowds
come to town every Saturday at usu
al and they seem to have plenty, of
money io spend.
SparkB Bros. circus was in town
Jgonday, and also one of the biggest
crowds, some say* that waa ever sc?n
Rv Seneca,'and they alt seemed to
have money enough to go to the show,
and some ot them some besides.
Neel and Adams' Garage, apparent
ly do not take much stock th7 the re
ports that the country ls bankrupt,
f?ey received a carload ot Ford auto
mobiles this week.
f Rev. I. E. Wallace and family and
Mri. J. W. Lunney visited Westminis
ter last Monday afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. J. Ed. Wallace have
returned ?o'- Wcstmldlste^ aftft vtslt
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i ?Lower PHC??
Buyers to Sh
Effective August isl, Ie,
and guaranteed against
< h?.?4&9. -V.! cars ful
I* troit. Runnjboui
H Touring Car. 494
AU retail buyers of new
fiji 1st, 1914 to August 1st
gi profits of the company
$60 per car, on each c
ED; we sell and deli*
fl cars during that period
I TODD AU
inf? his1"brother, Rev. L E. Wallace, a
day or two this week.
Dr. J. s. Stribling bas returned
from Columbia, where he went to
bring Mrs. Stribling back from tho
hospital. Mrs. Stribling. underwent a
surgical operation several weeks ago,
but ia rapidly, recovering.
Mr. 3. W. Strlbiing. of Anderson, and
I. H. Harrison, of Walhalla, made a
surrey of the town last week with a
view of settling the disputes about
the location of several streets. The
old Hiles Were agreed ' upon by them
and it is thought this will cottle the
matter.
; Mr. C. L. Mauldin bas returned
: frc!" Atlun??, ?u?i? ?o WBU?- ?or - a
.surgical operation. He is improving
mod gradually gaining his strength.,
i Mr. T. S. Stribling who bas accept
iod .a potd??'on In Picker?! visited hin
family here last Sunday.
The people of Oconee county and. of
this section generally will pe glad to
know that Rae Dendy, a former Oco
nee boy, has been appointed post
master of White River. South Dakota.
Tho appointment was secured through
the efforts cf. Congressman wyatt
Aiken.
Quite a destructive fire occurred in
this county last Monday, when the
Texas Oil ' Co. warehouse In West
Union wea burned, The origin of the
fire ls unknown, but lt ls thought that
perhaps it caught from a spark from
a Bice. liidge train.
The employes of the company had
lust placed a car load of kerosene
in tho warehouse. Fortunately there
was no other building near tl j v.-arc
uouso and the dre did not spread
any further. 4
Mrs. J. W. Hunter has returned
from a visit to Greenville.
Gala Attire.
I Rc dB and yellows through the
Look gay, we confess,
I Nature in a sportiva mood
Puts on fancy dress.
wood
Winter Reading.
.The landlord wants to know if you
are going to sign that lease he sent
you the first of October."
"Tell him I nave been reading it
diligent^ hut haven't Halalled it yet"
PP
?14 to August 1st, 1915
reductions during
Hy equipped IV o. b. De
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DiownCar. 690
Ford, cars from August
, f witt share in the
to the extent of ?40 to
ar they buy, PRQVID
tr 300,000 new Ford
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