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TOOK PREMIW ....l-l "l'y Followhig is tho Ust of the prem iums awarded" at the County Fair last ?-week: Household Department. Display of fruits.-R. M. Harriss, &rst J IMspmy of tvultc-O. | W. Casey, Ssec?no\j ' .?, ? . Jar lfce* Isid*-*uo, "?skew, first. County raised nam;-Mrs. Thos. Bskewj first P/unal Jam.-It M. Burrlss, first. Blackberry Jam.-Mrs? F. LL Brown-, first. Watermelon rind preserves, Hr*, jarana Oteno. first. Cherry preserve?, H. M. Burrles, first. Orana Jum.-Mra. J.v Thou. Eskew, first. ' ??.> Fig ?preserves.-Mrs. J. Thoa 35? &ew, first. Fis preserves, .Mrs. J. F. "White, second. Peach : preserves.-R. M. Burris?, first. Peach j preserves.--Miss Leo Vandl ver, second. pear preserves.-M<8.1>. A. Ledbet ter, first, y ..!' ., pear * preserves.-J. M. Sullivan, second. "... Mf^ Apple Jelly.-Mre. Virginia V/oot?n, first. ? Apple Jelly.-Mrs. ThOs. Bskew, second. Blackberry Jefly.-rMre. C O* Bur rlss, first. ,->;,<.. . > ; ft ; -,, Blackberry Jelly.-Mrs.. T* E. ,Mc Connnell, second. Plum Jelly*-Mrs. J. E. Burrlss, first .. ,; Crab annie Jelly.-Ri M? BurrisS? . first. ':' i. :-. . V'v. -. ? Crab apple Jelly.-Mrs. R. E. Bur iris s second. Peach Jelly.-Mrs, T. E. McConnell, first. :.. -Jif i Grape Jell -T-Mra. T. E. McConnell, first . Cherry p?ckl?s.-Mrs. Thos. Eskew, first '. Cherry pickles.-Mrs. C. O. Burrles, ?econd. tgu. Canned cherries.-Mre. Tho?. Eat kew,'first Canned cherries.-Miss Ethel . Van; diver, second. Canned blackberries.-Mrs. Frank *Gienn, first. Canned, blackberries.-Mrs. J. M. "Payne, second. : . y Canned peaches.-~Mrs. Thoa, BsV Icew, first. . ,.' /. ' , \ . 'Canned peaches.-R:', M*. Burrlss, ; .second. '* ; ' " . . / Canned pears,-Mrs. JO. A. Ledbet 4er,' firat. . . >Mi?i Canned pears.-Mrs. 3. M. Sullivan, :E?C?S?id.V~''";''.".-V. ' ' . - ;.-.:.','.! Canned >;|^natoe8.^Mrs. ::y^6js^'jBsj I Jtjotjr ? fiygt:.V;"- . ii ?. ' ? .- j? Canned. tc^atoe^MrS. Ethel Vandi* T?er, : second. Canned corn.-R. M.; Burrlss/ first T?matb?s jfor 'winter \??e,yrle^^Jk I*. White, first. Canned - Okra.-Miss Eeo Vandiver, .Brist. . Canned okra,-R. M. ' Burrlss, sec ond. Canned okra for winter use.-R. M. Burrlss, first y ' Canned okra for . winter use-R. M. Burrlss,' sectod..Vvy. Sweet peachi : ^fck^es^--R. M. Bur . rles,, first" - ,;.';'..>>;>,..., .. Sw set peacl< v piclrfo^VMias tmu yandiver, . second. Cucumber ?.;^!c?de?>rMra(.;y Frank <Kenn, first Pepper. ; grfckles.-R. " . M? .'? Bujrrpst\ first .. ' .' \y':: ? Cho?/ chow p?t>k??3.-Hra. J. -Tho*, Eskew, first. ; :.:>:, Sullivan, ?ecoad. '?..?'-A' Sweet pickled a^pleii:-Mrs, Frank Oleoje, first ; . Oalo? plck?es.-?*3?r& BrtanS f. Gl eau, first ^ - Sweet poay 5??|^.-^re. C. O. Burrisa^ fir^t yy. . ,y pej?^;i^tte?.<-?? iff. Burrlss, fimt : **B%&ml!fo cataop.-MfS. ' ?. '?.] (Bur - ? . MSs i .' lAnp?e vinegar.-?Mr3. Joh? Eskev, ' ?rst' ? ' .- . . * ? - ", Apn?'c v?aegas*-3t Burris^, i'/ecr ^.'?^^SWi^?-- . .'// . . ?toned ; ap^es.-HNtt?. '* & :?*l Bir^?w, ' ;?rst : - y v%^o.-. : ,i. ;.. -m. : Loaf brea:l-a/^Mgi^?iM^ Loaf broad.-Mlaa Orrie Busbr. ? ascend. y ?.y Mlzed brea'd,-R. Ml Burrlss, first Homey madeoht^?^-j;: c. Ellison, Bttt?er^Mr^?Mfe?.. Eskew, ?xn?$: ? Butt?r^-MrSi j.^lf?jrU?; a?cofid. ^ Silver ycake,-M^^^ ?E. ; Bellotte, AT THE FAIR led Last of Pri tiers? BeBt filly s years old aid over. Juo. M. Wood, Becond. , Beet filly under one year old?-J. A, Barnett, first Beat standard bred stallten with not less than four ot bia set nader tour year? old.-N. TL Greene, first. Beet light draft stallion, 3 years and ov'T.-Frank Gaillard, first Seat ilfifet ?r&ii'- stallion. 2 roars and ?v^r.~D., Marchbanka, second. Baa?, ??ht ??f?jilon; 1 year and over.-Willie Greene, first ??l? and ?r^.^X^Sei-.^ Fretweli, sec ond, .-- Beet - colt ender ?n? yv^r o?d.--?. M. Duckworth, first Best colt under one year ?ld.-Juc* Dickson, eeecud. .'?>'. I Beti-: gelding S yaam and over.-G. H. Mahon, first. Beat gelding 8 years and over. John Balley, second. F.v Best brood mar* and colt under 12 months old.-C. M. Duckworth, first. Best filly 2 years an<d over.-J. F. White, first - Best filly 2 years and over.-Louis Greene, second. Best fl ?ly under oho year old.-duo. Batt?y, first. , 1 ^ Best fill;* under one year old. Thos, Eskew, second, Best saddle pony under* 14 hands rifidea by boy.-R. 8. Findley, first Best saddle Storse ridden by lady. Miss Ga. Martin, first Best saddle horse ridden by lady. -Misa Ruth Fretwell,,Becond. Best horsemanship; ridden by cou? p?e. /(lady ,a?d gentleman).-Jae. Razor und wife, first Best horsemanship finden 'by; cou plo (lady and gentleman).-J. P. Charles and Miss Martin,-second. ? Best matched, geldings*-R.. XS. Ligon, first Best matched: geldings.-Cv G. Clarke, second. Best pair each Bes (noon).-Mar chant and GasBaway, Awi. Best Gingie harness gelding, (open). -M. L. Marchant, first , Best single harness gelding,: (open) -J, S. McFal/, second. ; Best alngle harness gelding mare. W. L. Pruitt, first . Best single harness mare.-Willis McGee, second. Best single harness horse-or mare to be driven by lady.-Miss'Georgia Martin; first. Best' single harness horse or mare to be driveT by lady. =-?irs. . Wa^r Dobbins, second. ? Best saddle horse or mare.-T. C. Stewart, first ; Best saddle horse or mar&^t?ylvos ter: Fretwell, second. BeBt' single harness stallion.-^ R Greene, ?rBt. Best single harn??s stallion.-Jno. M. Wood, second. Best pair mutes by farmer only - W. T. Dean, first premium, One t^o horse wagon by Fretwell-Hanka \ Coy (| ^ Second:' host pair.-Willis -MeGes, premium barrel flour by Harrison & Co. : ? ; :.? Best sbagfe : mute-Wdl?s M^Geev first mower. ; Bast single \ mule.-T. J. Mc Clure, second, set harness. Best'double" team speed, style,' har ness, ;rig and etoHR. B. Ligon, first premium. Hackney; runabout by J. ;I&a|cGee. ' .?Second best-Marchant and Gass aw&y, premium, lap rote by J. S. Fow ler. '.. V*? .'?VBeat oingle larness horse or mare. -M. L. Marchant, . first; c.^jf^emlumV set alngle harness g?ven.hy J% S. Fow; " ?-?, :.? -> '.. v>; ... .-. . ,V"%''H : ? Secoaid best harness horse or mare. I -J: B. .' McFall, p?ow and shoe*.. ;V: ' Best male 1 t? 2 years old.-R. jMUlam* Crat . v-'v'."-':' Covws,. :??":..::?? ;)?/J^Mn?i^pulh~&. ;. G. Wither*| Best ? Durham b?H-<& G. Wither spoon, firat Beet Durba? buil.-rTho?. 'fi^Rewv ^S&'te~?)r&' teilt-F. m Wfct?ta? ||j^?ed. jftoi?;^^^ . \8ee*; B?<3 ' P<?e heifer catt.-F. B. W^tfcme, :, **-z. ? ' ? ^Be%fh:ed^o? Jereey , cattle.-C. ^^^^^m^f&r^. "; B.:;>:.wat.' Best Jersey bul/.-R. p. Black, first Best jersey cowyi--C. O-; BufrlsjsV first. . ?? ...s" '. . ;'-'^>' }$Wssi Best Jersey helter under ?ne-;?wtr old^-C. Ol- ?ttrrlM,;3fflgS^^^ .v Beat Holstein bu?L- ~R. F. Hall, ^rBest grade cow giving tho lar?est SJU?B? v>;/. \~ ??:, C. O. Barr?ss,-flrt?t. : ,, .?^^^ Best Kae^ boer.-^ftft. Haaor, flr?t *Mmm&)msac' boar ^uhder one >?ar ["fa4^.3Kt?^Bi^/.*?e^d. .......".:--. ?^.ABefet sow one year. oai^-J. : M, Sesi pair i^go*--J* M. RaaOr, firet i! Best Borkehlre boar ^ year and Best Berkshire boar one year and over.^Jr M. Kawr, second. and over!Sj, M??^?r, ?urst^ r ^'.l3??t;;-:Be^ah?re' ikw^'^?::iy?ar o?4 ?S!B^IS^^?^?^ o^ ^u^e?;?';'^ -year^-J,. - Rs^/'ceccrad. ' : /B^st '^erltiBhlTO:, ?ow/unde?. 0n?'ye4t : ; ..Bt??t?Holir^ W\r^w?4 _ *?s?^J. - 2? Best bal? pea vin? hay.-R. R. MU MU first. Beat bale german millet bay.-R. B. Mllam, first. Best bushel peanuts.-R. R. Mllam, first. Best bushel rutabaga.-R. R, Mllam, first Best 12 stalks o? sugar can?.-John? B3kew, first. Best bushel barley.-Tom Drake, first. Betet general pea display.-O. W. Casey, first. Best bushel stock corn.-O. W. Casey, first Best bushel strawberry ?oom.-O. W. casey, first Best bushel bread corn.-O. W. Casey, first Best bushel stock corn.-R. P. Black, second. Best bushel white peas.-Mrs. J. F. White, first. Best bushel red oats.-Tom Drake, first. Best, bushel yellow yam potatoes. W. C. Armstrong, first Needle and Fancy Work Department Bfc?t wofclea ?K?f?rlntr>?ftr8.. John Kskew, first ? : v mBm Best wolca coyerletr-MrSv' ? E. Watson, second. vr. Best specimen reeled em^-Mrs. P. K. Horrts, first Best gentlenv^'a shirt-Miss Mc Connell, first . Beet laid work tn cotton.-Mrs. Jeese McGee, flrat. Best laid work In cotton.-Mrs. Jeese McGee, second. Best pe*ch work qtdlt In cotton. Mrs. Mary A. Davis, first Best patch work Quilt In cotton. Mrs. M. E. Bel lo Ut?, second. Best raised work quilt-Miss Lucy Glin? er, first Best patch work hi worsted.-Mrs. Thoa. Eskew, first ' Best woven counterpane.-Mrs. John Eskew, first Best woven counterpan?^Mrs. M. E. Watson, second. -t$3 Best crib elfie quilt-Mrs. Thoa. Eskew, first Best Cr?ay quilt.In silk-Mrs. M. J. Ocelli, first. Best crazy quilt In silk-Mrs. L. R. Tucker, second. ^ Best large counterpane.-MTS. L. R. Tucker, first. Best larg? counterpan?.~TMrs. R. L. Robinson, second. Best lace.-Mrs. Mary A. Davis, first -' ', Best tidy.-Miss Lissi? Davis, first Best tidy.-Miss Lissie Davis, sec ond. i Best mat-Mrs. M. Sadler, first Best mat;-Sa>s. C O. Burriss, sec ond.- ?' ,? Best shs*:/!.-Mrs. . Savannah Browne, first. Best shawl.-Miss Lizzie Davis, second. Best head dress-Miss Lizzie. Da vis, first ?? , Boat Infants cap.-Miss Lizzie Da ?ir ts,! ? first ? ' : Best childs shoes.-Miss Lissie Da vis, first Best ladles, slippers.-Miss Lizzie Davis, first Best hand bag.-Mrs.,Nannie Rich ardson, first. ? ;Best fir? screen,-Miss Sud!? Gil-. mer ?>stv Best ?U?cb. cloth.-Mrs. . Fred Brown,-first Best pin cushion.?-Mrs. A. J. Cliff ord, first v ; Best sofa cushion.-Miss LlzzeUe Willis, first ' Best picture frame.-Mrs. Fred Brown, first . Best butter plat? dohles.-Mrs* ed Brown, first. Best, finger bowf dollles.w-Mrs. Fred Brown/ first. Best tray cover.-Mrs. Thoa, .as kew, first . Best tray cover.-Mrs. Fred Brown, -.y Best, table cover.-Mrs. ?lbos. Es? k?w^?lMt Beat table cov?r>-?Mjrny *Fred Brown, eecoud. Beat lara? ?entet plt?c^-lSrn. W. B Steele, first /:.V; , Bast Uli? coater piec?/-Mt?. Fr?d Browny second. Best small eeu^er pieee.-*-13ra SVed m B?et small ?*n*ar \msec6a(S. ; ' : Bset toi^e center pte?a.-*"$fir*, Steam. Bast. water pff'aa?, w?tib+rlM. .M., L^aaat-' vtab?a. eo?WwHalta? . Sarcla? Li?*,,?rat < ? ? ,? 1 i Beatladles ?saist.?-Sira. 9n# ?, ?rat ?: jfeitn^^?ra.''SrVad rl^rowB'f'.afloaiL - I ^Bettviarg?-'?? . baltftbnr?.?^ \fdana /MHt?v'ftwt . Buff euch i a bantam cockerel.-Al exander Crayton, second. Buff, cochin bantam pullet-torey Crayton, first Buff cochin banttam pullet.-Alex ander Crayton, second. Buff cochin bantam pea.-Percy Crayton, firat. Second.-Alexander Crayton. Pekin Ducks, drake.-S. N. Qllrner, first Pekin ducks, ducks.-S. N. Gllmer, first Pekin ducks, trio.-8. N< Gilmer, first Bnnze Tutrkeys.-cockerel.-G. H. Norris^ first Bronze turkeys, hen.-G. H. Norris, first . ? Homer Plgeoan.--Display.-P. B. Ligo?, first. Whlto plymouth Tock.-Pen.-Mrs, G. B. Thompson, ftrst Second.-W. F. Glenn. rt. I. Reds.-Cockerel.-T. B. Mc Connell, first Partridge plymouth rocks.-Cock arel.-W. G. McDavld, first Pc vt rio ? o plymouth ?rocks.-Pullet !-W. G. McDavld, first. Partridge plymouth rooks pen. W. G. McDavld, first Pit games cockerel.--Jno. L. J0I?5 sad Son, Arts and second. , Pit games.-Cock.-Jno.. L. Jol?j and Son, first md second.0 Pit gamea hm.-Jno. L. Jolly anti and Son, first > Pit gamea cockerel.-Langdox Pretwell, second. Pit games pen.-Jno. I?. Jolly> ant! son, first and second. Silver Wyandotte?.-Cockerel.-T E. McConnell, first. White Wyandottes, . cock.-O. B Van Wyok, first. ;.' White Wyandottes, cock.-O. B Van Wyck. first and second. White Wyandottes, cockerel.-O. E Van Wyck. first. White Wyandottes, cockerel.-R. r Black, second. ' White Wyandottes, pullet-R. ? Tlack. first ' Whle Wyandottes, pullet.-O. B. Vai Wyck, second. White Wyandottes, pen.-O. B. Va yfyck, first. White Wyandottes, pen.-R. 1 Black, second. White Leghorn.-Cock.-T. I Cromer, first White Leghorn, hen.--T. H. Cron er, first . White Leghon., cockerel*.-T. ? Cromer, flrw White Leghorn, pullet.-T. I Cromer, first and second. White Leghorn, pen.-T. H. Cron er, first Barred Plymouth rocka,-Cock.-*-! H. Cromer, first Barred. Plymouth rocks, cock.-< O. Burrlss, second, barred Plymouth rocks, hen.-< O; Burrlss, J first. Second.-T. H. Cromer. Barred Plymouth rocks, cockerel. C. O. Burrlss, first Second.-T. S. Crayton?. Barred Plymouth rook, pullet,-i O. Burrlss, firet and second. Barned Plymouth rocks, pen'.-( O. Burrlss, first asd. second. Sufi Plymouth rocks, cockerel'.-V G. McDavld, first Buff Plymouth rocks, pullet-\ G. McD?vId, first and second. Buff Plymouth rocks, pen.-W. G. McDavld, first and ?second. -White Plymouth rocks, cock.-Mrs. G. B. Thompson, first. ? White Plymouth rocks, co*,k.-W. P. Glenn, econd. 8-csecord. J.Gwdns 789 ETA Bf A" White Plymouth rbek, hen.-Mr?. G. B. Thompson, first. White Plymouth rock, cockerel. Mrs. G. B. Thompson, first. Fu?t Cochins, cock.-O. B. Van Wyck, first Buff Cochins, hen.-O.. B. Van Wyck, first and second. Buff Cochins, cookerei.-O. B. Van Wyck, first and second. Buff Cochins. puilet.-O. B. Van Wyik. first and second. Bun: Cochins, pen.-O. B.~ Van Wyck. first and second. ludion- games, cock.-J no. L. Jolly and son. first and second. Indian gamea, lien.--Jno. L, Jolly and eon, first and second. Indian games, cockerel.-Jno. L. Jolly and con, first and second. ind i aa gamea, pultet.-Jno. L. Jolly and son, first and second. Indian games, pen.-jno. L. Joh'y and son, first and Boco.id. Brown Loghorn, cock.-W. G. Hom bree, first Brown Leghorn, hen.-W. G. Ham breo, first and second. Brown Leghorn^ cockerel.-W. G. Hombree? firat and second. Brown ' Leghorn, pullet.-W. G. Herabree, first and second. Brown Leghorn, pen.-W. G. Hom bree, first and second. Farming Implements. Chattanooga Tum Plow.-Firat, sold by Anderson Hardware company. Oliver Tura Plow.-Second, sold by Sullivan ilardware company. Chattanooga middle splitter.-First, so?d by Anderson Hardware company. Oliver middle splitter.-Second, cold by Sullivan Hardware company. Chattanooga reversible disk plow. Firat, cold by Anderson Hardware company. Osborne disk harrow.-First, sold by Anderson Hardware company. Acme barrel chuta.-First, sold by Anderson' Hardware company. Giisollno engine.-Second, sold by Sullivan Hardware company. International gasoline engine. Second, sold, by Sullivan Hardware company. McCormick mower.-First, sold by Sullivan Hardware company. Hay press.-First, sold by Sullivan Hardware company. Shredder.-First, sold by Sullivan Hardware company. Cole guano distributor.-First, sold by Sullivan Hardware company. Cole grain drill and guano distrib utor combined.-Firat, 80ld by Sulli van Hardware company. Grain* drill . and guano d lot rib . utor.-second,. R. A. Coffee. Well fixture.-First, J. L. O. King. 1_ - When a mau gola married he is apt to think everybody should give him a presont, but how he hatea to ?' ~IT? wedding presents when his riends get msrried. - Blessed ia the peacemaker io the under dog in the sorap. That we can supply you with AND TURNIP SEED. First shipment just received. EVANS PHARMACY Your aoooua?s eannoc well gat io a tan? gie if your money 1B deposited with and all payments made through tho ?armers' Loan and Trust Company, Anderson, S. C. It is ont business to take oar? of yonr basin OM-the banking part of lt-and we 'do lt with aoenraoy that cornea from ex perience. The Bank's past history ls a guarantee for the future. Deposits of any amount received. Interest paid on deposits. Good bor rowers ana good doowiiorswaaseu._ TAX NOTICE. THK Book? for th? co lection of 8U'S, Gcbo-ol 1?^ 1905, to Deocmbor a!t**M05, UeiusJtAaaS frora January ie?, IMS, to Herob fi* ISM I will collect with tho jatiBlty-t?r January l o?r eeo" i^si&aTu, nsa. ^?" Sbojrt?wof Tax iarjr U as folio wa t ^teT*?o^.-...,".. Ht?los If BtttB ftc Qjts*t SaBot4 Dfrftttot ?o. [gfcw tams ft? CoUsgo tafees? PUteto* f?H n?ffi9 te? Bastar fatoet PM? Billa tar Bfcfeoja . Baaseh Behool ssjim.for Ziea ?c&?ol Ifflitniei tW. S?K sWs a4 Metern Ssfatet; Ptswsst TS?T Sti?? CoeaMeat?ed riqalreo all eailea bo? ivax?i?v ftga??i Xl acd ?l yeess, ?za??4 liceo Insspsbla ?I ?t&reing ? ft????-? SaTan; maim. ca oi oacasa, and vtato who tarred in tbs gpa bstwasp, aha Pjawaj to vara Foll Tax or OM Dollar. AU psross teiwesa sae acta of sffhfsea end ?3.J reara of ax? ?ho ara abto to work tao r^MU roads, er aaaao thara to ba worked, sxeeps prssssera who hero ?harta of a congreifatlon and ?raons who served ls tho war batwaaa tba Btatca, hoolTwharaaad Trasteas ara exampled from roftddutr, andlnlleucf workmn-t payat&x of Ons DolCs>, to be eollo?tod at the asma urna otbax tax? aro collected. I will collect taxea at Blab tows, Mi. airy, Pisduant, Faltar, Baltes Milla and at Ilona* Ath, bot wLU give oolloo lator tb? time I wfU flatt these ptaaae. J. M. PAYNE; Oaopty Trcsaarsr. THOMAS ALLEN, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in Old Beneoii Building*. Money to Loen on Heel Batate,fl| Notice to Creditors. ' ALI? persons having demanda or claims against the Estate of Le tris W. Gentry, deceased, are hereby notified to present them, properly' prov en, to the undersigned wlthlu the time prescribed by law, and those indebted are notified to make payment. to the undersigned.' ROBERT MOORISH EAD, ROBERT A. GENTRY, - Executors. Oct 25,1005 . 19 , 8 . f HE STATE OF 80UTK CAROLINA, comrx OP ANDSBJBOV. IN COURT Otf PROBATE. Ex Parte Grsoe JJ, Yoong, aa sd rn In ls ixatrix Estate .T. I. Young, deceased, Guardian, otc., In Re. tho Estate of J. D. ' Yoong, lunsUo,now deceased .-Pell ti OD for Flual Settlament and DIooharge. On heards tho Petition tor . Final. Settlement and Dlaoharpje lathe above ease, lt ls ordered that Friday, tho 10th do* of November, A. D 1006, bs fixed SS s ?joy for the Final Seulement of the Es tote of J. r>. Young, deoeaaed. It 1? further ordered that a notice of! said Final SeUleinei " Otsoharrce ' '-ey Sher ?.. EatAto bo po bl Uh od Judae of Probate, A. C THE "BOSS" COTTON FBESSt smmcsT. sTutmoEST. BUT YHB MURRAY OINNIMQ Overran atas. Fssdsr?, Cm?unm?, Cte. GIBBS? MACUINEHT CO. C?l?mbU, s, e. Pennie's ML of Uta. ABDK&S&9? 0. O. respectfully solicit a shara ot your business. Sol Carolina Gellep. Four Schools : Arta, Lav/, Sciences and Teachers Byetcm of vride election. Expenses moderate. Opens September 27th, 1905. WOPPORD COLLEGE, NEWEY H. 8NYDEB, LL.!*., President. Two degreei. A. D. oed A. M. Four coane? leading to tb? A. B. Degree. Mine professor*. Papartraonta-Ethtca and Astronomy, Mathe* rostios. Physics ?nd Geology, Biology ?nd Chem istry, l*tin, Oreok, Ent;lian, Germ tn and Freno?, WUtorraBd Economics. Library ?nd Librarian. The W.E. Barnett Gymnasium and or ? oom pe tent director. J. B. Cleveland Ocleu ?o HUI. Athletic* grounds. Ooun* of lectures by the ablest mtnon tho platform. Bara m us leal opportunities. Next Session Bopu 20. Board from $3 to SIB ? moatu. For catalogue or other Information address J. A- G AM EWELL, ?co., Spartanburg, 0. C. WOFFORD COLLEGE FITTING 8CH00L. Three nev buildings. Gtor.m h oat ?nd electric lights. Head Hasler, four teachers aad Mitm Uro In the buildings. Situated on the Woflfordt Campus. BtadenU toke ? regular course la th? College Gymnasium, and haro access to the Col lege Library. SUS pays for baird, tuition ?ad ?ll fees. Sons of Methodist min?alo rs do not pty tuition. Next session begins 8optombor 29. For Catalogue, etc., address A. MASON DuPBE, Head Master. BparUnbarg, 8. C. Blue Ridge Railroad, ECtCtlTO Nov. 20, 1003. . . ^ .WESTBOUND. . Ko. ll (dally)-Ltcavo Belton 8.60 "p. m. j Anderson 415 p. as. 1 P?????ion 4.? p. m. ; Cherry 4 Si p. m. ; banoon 5.31 p. a? ; arrive Walhalla 5,55 p. m. Ko. 0 (dally except Sunday)-Leave Briton 10.48 a. m.; Anderson 11.07 a* m.; Pendleton 11.82 a m.; Cherry 11.39 a. m.* arrive at Seneca 11.67 o.m. No. 6 (Suoday only)-Leave Beltcw> 11.46 a. m.; Anderson 11.07 a. m.; Pet? dleton 11.82 a. m.; Cherry 11.39 a. m.; Seneca 1.05 p. m.; arrive Walhalla 1.3, p.m. No. 7 (dall? except Sunday)-Leave Anderson 10.80 a. m.; Pendleton 10.59 n. m.; Oh or ry 11.09 o.m.; Seneca 1.05 p. m.; ?rf?v? Vf a i hail ts i.iv p. tn. . No. 8 (dally)-Leave Belton 9.15 p. w.\ arrive Anderson 9.42 p. m. No. 23 (dally except San lay)-Leave Belton 9.00 a. m.; arrive Anderson 9.39 a. m. JSASBOUNBv P " ?2 (dally)-Loavo Walhalla 8.85 a. M ?eca 8.5R a. m.j Chewy 9.17 m m.; I?' c. -ton 9.25 a. m.? Andereon 10.00 e. m.-, arrive Belton 10.25 a. m. No. 15 (dally* except Bonday)-Leave ; Seneca 2.00 p. m.; Cherry 2.19 p. m.; Pen dleton 2 29 p. tb.t Andorsoa 810 p. m.; arrive Bal toa ??fi p. mz&v . No. 6 (Sunday only)-Loave Anderses 8.10 p. m.; arrive Belton ^35 p. m. No8(daliy)-Leave Walhalla 8.19 pk m.; ?enwa &31 p. m.; Cherry 5.C0 p. rn* Fc??Ucton 0.12 p. m.t Aadereoa 7.30 ja, m.; arrive Belton 7.68 p. m. . . j Wo? 2* (daily e&esot 8onday)-Lf?V* ter* m%wm&s$* Greenville, SL C J. B, ANDERSON, Supt. _Aoflcroon. e. 4w.rwss?iR??w4y. Schedule in effect Jae. 23,1906. Anderson...I 7.00am| SLlOpxa M Calhorn? Falle...... SM ? sa 4.19 pea A?McCormick....,.,.,,*9.29am ?.05pta Ar Augusta.... ? 11.15 a m Lr Angosta.... 85 p mle 7.09 SM '4?9pos e\Sftem .* Yemasse?. 5.40 p ta 10.08 a ta U Charleston..M........ 7.40pm 11.ES om ""Savannah b (oem t) 6.45 p m o?i.is am Beaufortb?..;.....>?. 630 p m olLOOaca " Port Royal........... 0.43 p rn 11.10 a rn Lv Port Boyal b-. 7.25 a m 09.09 pm M Efcaafort...... ........ 7.40am 9.10 pm " Savannah b (cen t) 5.40 a m c7.15 pm " Charleston b ....... 7.10 a m 08.20pm 11 Yemsetee. 9.15 a m ltV&9 p mV " Allendale.10.25 a m il.Slpm Ar Angosta.12.20 pm 1.30 am Lv Anansta. 2^5 pru Lv HeCormtok ......... 4.49 p m 6.09 a m Ar Calhonn Falls ...... 5.45 pm 7.87 a ra , ?? Anderson....... 7.10 o m 19.00 a m Lv Anderson. 7.00 a m Ar Greenwood... 12.89 p m M Waterloo (Barris Springs) * 1.17 p na r " Laurens. 1.45 p m " Greenville. 3.25 p mr f? Sparianbnrg. 8.80 p m " Glenn Spring? b.?jj 548 g m \ Lv Glonn Spring? .O. M. H.B.U 9.00 a m Lv Spartan bu r? [?. A W, O...... 12.01 p m Lv Greenville. 12.15pm Lv Lanrens. 160 p m Lv Waterloo.2.20 p m Lv Greenwood.-. 2.46 pm Ar Anderson c........................... 7.19 p m ?j, -ally except Sunday ? o, Sunday onjy;. , ? Through train servi oe between An gosta ana Charleston. For Information relativo to rates, etc., apply to W. B. Steele, TJ. T. A., Ander 8. C., Goo. T. Bryan, G. A., GreativUle? g. C., Ernest WilliamB, Gen. Agt,, Augusf?, Ga., T. H. Emerson, Traffic Macager.. v ' .y????????&r EXPERIENCE ' Dvd. V ANDI VER. J. J. MAJOR. E. P. VANDIVBR. VANDIVER BROS. & MAJOR, DEALERS IN please arrange to let us have balance on Baggies by lat Novembar, and it will be highly appreciated. ~ We haye % large and weU*aeleoted stock of B?GGIES and HAB HE3S, and would like to pell you anything in our lias when in need. ... when ".? -, ? And ?n fact anything yon iwed in the Vehicle Mn? y M will fiaol et o ar fife Piries. A?ne line of!3ARNE33, SADDLES, tJSf 8RELLAS, CAN OPY SHADES, DUSTEB3, &c. ' . . : Call a?d examino for yourself, nod if we cannot tait you it will be ?oar S 1 ;vO mm h ss ? w,, i W < > o 15 of tot' ra i i i I > w 4-3 M'. m wm mm ess 4 HM-BH H ?Mg ^tabllahmant ?ias fceen Stelling .:. yg ;: :frtra^ ; H IN ANDERSON for more than forty ycsro. During all that time competitor haye eosocand gone.bat we.lum wmdnoa rightkare. We haye alway! cold Qheapw Aah any otWa, andduriog those long years wc hare not bsd cae dis eajla|e^ en^omerw and if at any time w* SX? lirt??ut^wr .A??rti^^,^,,?i*>?A ro^e his, Htfffej? Thia peliey, rig!Myadhered to. has made n? friends, true and kev i%?H?? ^MU^ *^ lhat we have the eoafi Jeaoa cf the people ef Als section. ^Ve bave a larger Stook of Goods thia eef^ftAM we hate ever had, ead wa pledge iron enrwbrd.thai we have navet aold Fnra?^^ia* eloae a aurgiaof profit as we are doiuft cow. This 4a proven by the fact th%t we aro teiliug>Ofniture not only all over Andersen #N Vatio every TcWp In the Pymont section. Come and ace a* Your taoaoy by bay leg I. /a ; ; We carry EVER5TTR INO io tho Furniture lfae; ??iiyii^^ .;. Th? Old BalhAbra Faraitare Deeleii