Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Wa take pleasure in announcing that beginning with yesterday, Oci. Itt MR. LEWIS M. COCHRANE ia associated with uss in our Real Estate business Liblley &, Waftsoim AND ALL WEEK AT THE Monday ANDERSON Norene St. Clair Stock Co. 12.-PEOPLE-12 WltH MR. E. E. POLLOCK pPENING PLAY "A Daughter of the People" A Wonderful Comedy Drama in 4 Acts HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILE BETWEEN THE ACTS ADMISSION, 10c, 20c. 30c Seale Now Seife? At Bea Ki. fiH?COR? BANK Att??*?? VlllVUIVa EMail Ja EUbea A. Sayta, Jae. A. HeAgeas, Potw K V. PrenWwet. Cattier. rVHXl, A U IL E. TolUnon, Asst Cashier. BANK OF BELTON ?SB3?nS5f?& Raltm? $ f Presifseai. T. P. t** Cataten mWmf O, V. H. St CantpaeK. Asst. Cattier. NO FOOTBALL MEETING YESTERDAY AFTERNOON GUARANTORS FAILED TO AT TEND AND IT WILL BE HELD AGAIN B I G ATTRACTION Au b ur n -C lemson Game Will At tract People From Many Sections of State. Owing to th? short notice, there w?9 no attendance on the part of the guarantors from the ('lemson-Auburn football game at the meeting which was to have been held in tho office of Mr. T. Frank Watkins yesterday af ternoon at 6 o'clock. This meeting was to have been held for thc pur pose of appointing various commit tees to seo about preparations for tho big game which' is now Just two weeks off. Another meeting will bo held some time during the early part of next week, most probably on Monday after noon. At tho meeting, which ls to be held, various committees will be selected, probably one for attending to thc advertising, one for seeing that the grounds at Beuna Vista park are put In shape, one for the entertain ment of tile members of the teams while they aro in Anderson, etc. These committees will be selected from among those who signed tlte guarantee. Probably nothing more than tho Barnum and Balley circus will at tract a larger crowd to Anderson than the Clemson-Auburn game on Octo ber 16. This gamo is always watch ed by football fans over the entire south, especially the southern col leges, and its outcome generally de Irides to some extent tho southern championship. The Auburn team ls expected to reach Anderson on Friday, October 15, and that afternoon they will en gage in secret practice on the grounds on which tho game ls to be played. There will come to Ander son a large following of the Auburn team. The Clemson team will practice on their -home field the day before tho game and will come to Anderson on Friday on a special train with thc cadets and the faculty. Clemson be ing so near, lt is expected that tho entire student body will attend and this city will feel as if the encamp ment ?-as on again. It bas not been determined yet what social entertainment will be ar ranged in Anderson for the visiting teams. If the manager of the An derson theatre succeeds hi getting the'attraction. "Peg O' My Heart," for Saturday night of the game Instead of the night before as ls the time set now, probably nearly all of the Clem son cadets will be allowed to remain In the city until late that night. For some time there has beon talk of a dance In honor of the football teams, but there is nothing definite planned yet. I DEATHS I SgMMBHQncBaBaBgg II HIHI mimi, H Death of a Child. Dorsey Faulkner, the year and a [half old son or Mr. and Mrs. E. L ; Faulkner, of Toxaway mill, died Thursday afternoon at the homo ot his parents. The funeral took place yesterday afternoon and interment made at the Orr mill cc me tr ey. SPECIAL MEETING Of Pendleton Farmers Society en Oc tober 6th-Attendance Urged. Th?ro will be a special meeting ol the Pendleton Farmers . society in their hall at 9 a. m., October G, to consider any business that may come up, especially such as pertains to tho centennial celebration October 12-13 at Pendleton. and October 14 at Clemson college. All committee men are requested to report their progress at this meet ing. J. C. Stribllng. J. W. Sanders, President. Sec. and Treas. . COTTAGE BURNED Fire at Orr KUI Yesterday Morning Dh? Damage. Fire yesterday morning at 9 o'clock destroyed a four room cottage on Lyona street at Orr mills. The house was occupied by Lee Day ai d Mrs. Elmore, both of who with their families were out when the fire was. discovered. Practically everything in th? house was destroyed and it waa only with the help of the volunteer fire department that the adjoining cottagas were savud from the flames. It la not known whether any Insur ance was carried or not. ____________ "Better .be safe than sorry"-WU 1 lett P. Sloan. Insurance. BLE A SK AT GREENVILLE He ead Jaka I<. MeLaeria te Spear at Pieafc There Today. Col? L. Blease and Jem L. Me* Laivrin will speak today at * gather ing to he held in Dukeland park ia Greenville. A barbecue is being pre pared end a Urge attendance 1? ex pected. It ls understood that Mr. Blease will speak about 8:30 o'clock. Cholers Ia G?llela, Amsterdam, -Oct. 1.-Tba Ta'e graaf says cholera ls raging In Gali cia, according to the home office SW caaes have bean reported. FALL EXAMINATION WAS HELD YESTERDAY APPROXIMATELY 40 PEOPLE WERE PRESENT FOR THE TEST BEGAN AT 9 O'CLOCK And Was Held in County Court House. Looks Like Many Teachers in County. The (all teachers examination was held in thc county court house yes terday by Mr. J. JJ. Kelton, super intendent of education and there were about 34 young ladies and four young men who stood the test. The exami nation began at ?) o'clock a. m., and lasted until about four yesterday af ternoon. Those standing the ex amination came from the various sec tions of Anderson county and a few from Abbeville county. Among those present were: Misses Ruby W<ardl:.w, Amanda ?.lirlev. Hlancho Pinson, Blanche Johnson, Mattie Garrison, Eulo M. Turbo vii le. Annlo Wclhome, Emmie Yenrgain, Lake McAllister, Mattie Osborne, Adelaide Bell, Nita Adams, Irene Geer, Lucy ?Maxwell, Eugenia Max well, ('lelia Moore, Sara GIMlland, Winnie Howard, Josie Cromer, Alms Wilson, Abbie MahafTey, Minnie Lee Shealey, Carrie Darby, Alice Smith. Idona Garrison, Lessie Biroo. Ar mtoa Barrfet, Susie McGill. Mu-vi.' Gaunt, Fannie Scott, Ruby Beeves, Marie Gaines, Emma Bolt, Mamie lagers, Agatha Spellman, Marion Breazeale and Messrs. W. M. Homar, Jr., Curtis V. Bishop, Lewis A. Mc Gee, B. . Ellson and Frank P. Maret. BARNUM AND BAILEY CIRCUS OCTOBER 22 FIFTY ADVANCE MEN WERE IN ANDERSON YES TERDAY WILL BE FOUR CARS Doing Advertising Work Between Now and Date for Great Show-Big Aggregation. The Barnum and Balley "Greatest Show on Earth" is coming to Ander son on Friday, October 22, and this fact was being heralded far and wide yesterday by n crew ot fifty men who arrived here Friday on the number one advertising car. This is just one of four adverti'.'ng carp that will come here, tog?'tl r with several special brigades i n . between now and circus day moro than 150 men will have taken part in the great adver tising campaign that ls beirg con ducted . Gayly colorffd) * pobters are beginning to adorn every available space in the city ana surrounding country and a great holiday crowd may be expected. Four hundred and eighty perform ers gathered from all nations is the announcement of the Barnum and Bailey management for this year and it ls claimed that every nationality in the world ls represented even to a complete Chinese circus from Pekin. China. Tho circus program is in troduced by a new . .spectacular pageant. Lalla Rook, In which more than 1250 people take part. This gorgeous procession cost the man? ageiuont a fortune to produce and in one section of tho wonderful tourna ment are heard 300 musicians play ing upon every kind of musical in strument and all lu perfect harmony. There are many new tramad animal acta that are entirely new to this country and among these are Mlle. Adgie'a ten tango dancing Hons, Madam Bradna's flying horses, the marvellous "war elephants." Pallen berg's wonderful bicycle riding and roller skating bears and the Barnum and Balley seven groups ot posing horses. The equipment of tala, the biggest circus In the world, is transported ,on 85 double length) cars and when the hugh tents are erected, among which, ts the largest ever made, they repre sent a regular traveling city in them Af.h ea, with its own population of no.". ly 1,500 people Iv the great mo-?agerle are 40 olephruts and 110 'cages, tanks anti pen?, containing '/very known specimen of rare wild 'beast that can possibly Ii7e In cap tivity. Nearly all of tb**% ar? shown In open dens In tho big free street parade given on the morning of cir cus day. One of Bryan's XHUea. "The dentist should maka a good soldier. Why so? He's drilling all the time. Geisfcerc'a Potato Gk** Fresh, and Crisp Daily, Phone No. 733. Newspaper Maa Beeeauaends It R. R. Wentworth of the St. James, (Mo.) News, writes: *Two months ago I took a severe cold which settled In my lungs and I had such pains In my lungs I feared pneumonia. I got a bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar and lt straightened mc up immediately. 1 caa recommend it to he a genuine cough and lung medicine." Many moth era ?"-<to this relisblo medida* cured their chi* 1 rsa of eroup. Hay fever and asthma sufferers say lt gives cu'.ck relief. Sold everywhere. OF GINNING REPORT! PON PETITION OF NEW YORK EXCHANGE TO GOVERNMENT DROPPED 50 POINTS I Circulation of insignificant Rumor Caused Cotton to Be Thrown Overboard in Panic. The action of tho market >?sterdoy illustrates the extremely sensitive condition that prevails in cotton. On the circulation of an insignlflgsnt false rumor, longs threw their cotton overboard in a panic and a drop of Ofty pointu in fifteen minutes was reg istered. Almost immediately however the market steadied up under good buying and regained almost the en tire loss, closing today within five to eight points of last night. On petition of tho New York ex change, the government agrees to postpone tho Issuance of the ginning report until Monday, but will Issue condition report at ll o'clock today. This petition was based on the fact that, the storm had isolated New Orleans from the rest of the world and lt is problematical as to just when communications would be fully restored. The condition figures to be an nounced will compare with 73.5 last I year, G4.1 the year before and 58.5 in 1909. The ten year average is 68.5 Privates OP.: 1m ates published this week run from 60 to 62.5. Should the government sustain these figures a crop of about 11,500,000 bales will be indicated. MARKETS Local market yesterday ll 1-2 cents Open. High. Low. Close. Oct . . ..11.94 11.94 11.69 11.69 Doc . . ..12.22 12.22 11.77 12.10 Jan ?i . ..12.35 12.35 11.90 12.25 March . ..12.60 12.60 12.10 12.52 May . . ..12.76 12.76 12.40 12.78 Spots 11.90. Liverpool Cotton. Open. Oct-Nov.6.81 Jan-Fob.".80 Mar-Apr. J.86% Spots6.97. Sales 15,000. Receipts 10,000. Close 6.70% 6.74 6.76 To the Public "I feel that I owe tne manufacturers of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy a word of grail rude." writes Mrs. T. N. Witherall Gowan da, N. Y. "When I began tak ing this medicine I was In great pain and feeling terribly sick, due to an attack ot summer complaint After taking a dose of lt I bad not long to wa>t for relief as it benefited me al most Immediately." For sale by all dealers. AT THE BIJOU EVERY THURSDAY -Yes Yon ?re in better shape than yon thought Paint ap plied to your house will pro tect it from scow and rain that will soon be here. We carry the largest and best stock of paint in the Piedmont to select from. Before yon bary Anderson Paint ?Se Color Co. 132 North Mam Street. Phone 647. te OYSTERS and FISH Halt boson Fried or ?gOc One Dosen Estad or 4AA 8tewed .. .*WC All Kinds Fresh Fish Lally PIEDMONT CAFE QUA D. ANTON AKOS, Pron. THE ANDERSO TODAY "JANE FRIDAY" Four Reel Edison. CHARLES CHAPLIN IN "CAUGHT IN A CABARET" Two Re?ia. BLANCHE SMITH BUOU THE?T1 TODAY "THE WOLF OF DEBT" Four Reel Universal. .LADY BAFFLES AND DETECTIVE DUCK IN THE ORR MYSTERY" TODAY Crawford & Humphrey's Eton Ton Musical Comedy Co. Presents "AFFAIR OF HONOR" . MOVIES FOR TODAY "HER OATH OF VENGEANCE" ' Two Reel Reliance. .TANSY'S PRISON PIES" Fais Comedy. OurSaturdaySale TODAY WE WILL SELL: Sugar per lb. 06c 2$ lb Sack Sugar. .$1.60 3 Cans 'Pink Salmon. 25c 3 Boxes Searchlight Matches. 10c Kerosene Oil, per gallon....'. 10c Our-weekly shipment of Cheese and Meats, have just come in. Bolled Ham, Boneless Ham, Breakfast Bacon,. Pork /Sausage sad Dried Beef. Fall Cream Cheese, Swiss Cheese, Snappy Cheese, Pementp Cheese and Neufchatol Cheese. We also keep Edam Cheese put up in pineapple form. "WE GROW BIGGER AND BIGGER EVERY DA g" Prevost's Store SOUTH SIDE GROCERY CO. 4 Can be avoided by plan ty of Electric Light. . .. .. . . ??.- ? ? : ? . .y, \ .. . >. * . Your Child's Eyesight Vhere is MORE danger of your children injuring their eye sight permanently from poor, or insufficient light. They are compelled to study at night, so why not get the Best light for them. NATIONAL MAZDA ls Tte BEST and CHEAPEST Light Southern Pablic Utilities Company Phone .,21.