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Classified Columns i? 1 Want Advertising Rates Twenty-five words or loss, One Timu 25 cents, Three Times 50 cents, Six Times $1 no. All advertisement over twenty-live words proratu for each additional word. Kales on j.ooo words to he used lu a month made on ?*t*l 1 - (Ion. No advertisement taken for less than 25 cents, cash in advance. If your name appears hi iho teljphono directory you can telonhone your want ad to 321 and a bill will he mailed after Hb inucrtic for prompt payment. Money Making Ways of Using ^Want Ads i HOW WANT ADS WILL HELP A SMALL BUSINESS GROW There is rcafly no limit to ?hui Want Ads can do to put life Into HmpJl business enterprises. You want more customers, more capital, or something else to help you grow in i\ business uensc. The Want Ad Is ALWAYS ready hud ALWAYS willing. Here are nonJ'.i Want Ad Ideas in this connect ion. How to Get More Customers This nd. la good for G per cent on any article in this store. If the'value'is not easily as great as the original price plus. IB per cent, doA'r'rak? the goods. Come at ouco - 1 i f 'Keeping after Business Through Want Ads Every day the way Is open for yon \ to increase your business through them columns. Han after plan will un?ohl Itself to you unco you have UKtUN NOW! This should be the started. , turning point fer LAR4JER AND BET TEH BUSINESS. The Want Ad Will Make Your Business Growl Freeu^dvertising For Farmers ?s ~ %m9 Coupon Below thJr'main purpose of this '..novation is to establish trade relatjyjjs^ between the country producer aiid city customer. .yj^iWa/e hundreds of housewives wlio read The Intclli ?eh^ljyp? would be glad of the opportunity to secure fresh uitfeft^gS, poultry and produce direct from the country if they$n?w7where to 3end fo: it. On .this page, the farmers who have such to sell can get in touch 'jfiiU these city people quickly. flip i Intelligencer will publish one advertisement free. , Write-what you have to'sell on the coupon below and mail to us. at once. IT IS POSITIVELY FREE * write plainly and sign name and full-address y. ' to <3i si.-nt ?iji?Y'. ?Tv it p.uvmu JLi'^j ? ? ill wcid t dyertising Coupon, THE INTELLIGENCER. ' Below I have writton an advertisement for you to publish one time KREE In you Want columns. 1 do not obligate myself to advertise any mora uor to pay you any money for same. City People Will Sav?- Money By Buying Brom ine Farmers Advertising on This Page. When answering these advertisements plcaso mention, Tho Intelligencer. ' FOR SALE fOR SAjiI*r-l'.v i acres land; G miles ? from ?udoroon, en Soujbcrn Tall way. hfc#:stAtica, Good mlaef&t spring*.."? ^Rmty^wood And i water. John Ls Jolly, Andorson'k C. |T-t5V2t class "beet catWe, sheep-. ?ad- veal, weighing from 00 tQ 125 pouadB.?Wi A. 'Power, 212 Smith" fv?atii StrooL s\ ' Choice of 8*0 parais. V 1 rM<> -, ?O/to 600 acres, $10 to J?50 pbr aero, . f > ? , Come anises. Write tor v tohtor. uf WecJ*tA>?sro\lna Realty Co., McCor ;i u. - }yj\^tft^LT & , into * *. '.' 1 "*? ripcTi?'^i' * i . "t-^ '**'ifr'^ ?WSiy?xxtjtttAp Jars from."Wi-A. Power* ^ Quarts OOc 1-2 gallons 76c. . 212 NOTICE DEMOCRATS. 'Oja July 2??h, ?ho club rolls will closo. After that dato lo aanft shall bo enrolled. . All democrats t^rtpged to enroll at their nearest club without delay. It any ?ualifled voter, fails to enroll he can . blame only himself. write your full .name on the,club roll and do it now. All clubs except Cox mill. Grove School and Slab town have sent in the names of iheir enrolluient committee. These clubs are4irged to send them In wltm out delay. Tho secretaries of all the ?Jubs will send in the club rolls between the '-'Mb of July and August 1st, and the. executive roiiimitfc?cnion from each club is requested to Bee that tills rule is compiled with. The time for Illing pledges and pay ing assessment of can (dates expires on August Ttli, at o'clock 'Bhorp. The pledge is to be (lied with tho secretary und the assessment paid to him. Leon L. Illce, Secretary. S. D. i'eurman, County Charmau. MITK'i: OF ELECTION There will be an election at Fair view school house in Fairvlow school district No. ?:i and Cherry -district In Oconee county on Tuesday. July 121, I'?14 for the purpose of issning bonds on said district for the purpose of biuhling a school bouse in said district and sum bonds are to be run for a period.of twenty years. W. A. MILLIKIN, It. (). Ilrock. V. V. COLLINS. Trustees of District. notice OF ELECTION. There will be an election at Cicero, Harrison's Spring in Fork School Dis trict No 1. ou Tuesday, July 28, 1914, for the purpose of levying n speclul tux of six mills oil till the taxable property to be used for gonern' school purposes. The ucw school building If erected will be located at the above nuiued spring. ,( AH voter.- must exhibit a registra tion certificate andjax receipt. Foils will open at 7 a. in. ?/ d close ut 4 p. in. Hy order of the County Hoard of Education ' for Andersoi county. J. B. FELTON, Clerk County hoard of Education III 1LIMNC PROJECTS APPROVED. Trustees of l'?onisuii College Author' Ize New Hospital und Laundry. Clemson College, July 14.?By rca :;ou of the increase in the 'fertilizer tag tux thin year, the board of truu tees of Clemson College at the annual rummer meeting recently held felt It self able to authorize several improve ment:; arid developments, which had been put off for several years. These include a ncwuhorpltal uu addition to the engineering building, the new nth let Ic Held, Improvements on the Coast Experiment Station and' a new steam laundry. The Improvements author ized with the amounts, tire as follows: Fifteen thousand dolnrs for a hospi tal which Is much neded. The pres ent hospital building will bo convert ed Into n four-apartment house. Fifteen thousand dollars toward tho new $7r..O0O y, m. C. A. building for which Rockefeller wM give $50,000 and for which $10,000 in pledges have been secured at Clemson College. : Five thousand 'dollars''for-'a DOfoot addition to tho engineering building.? Appropriations for instituting a Ih'c stock division at' (ho Coast Experi ment station ccar Summervillo and for deepening, tho drainage .outlet at tho station. ' . .Appropriations for a new and larg er, steam laundry to.do.the work for Cue cudetu and the campus commun lty. Tie boafd of trustcos also-author ized the president and faculty to issue certificates of merit, not morc> than two per year, to farmer ?"who roder dis tinguished user vie In agricultural ad vancement. The* meeting was a largo one, all trustees being present excepting Messrs. R. L. Manning and E. T. Hughes. IS A ?REAT PICTURE The Million Dollar Mystery Is tho Very Best of All. Editor The Intelligencer. "The .Million Dohar Mystery," a serial motion picture play which will be shown at the H "o? In Anderson is a great picture.. . N The first two installments have baen shown in Columbia and many were dented admittance to the. Fas time Theatre, whore they uro presented. With auch stars as Florence La P.od'e, Marguerite ! 'ow, Ldlu Chester, Janiea Gruzo..and others the actors and .acting of the photoplay le. well dop?. AU Anderson ' uuld boo these, pic tures. "Tho M 1 on Dollar MyBt?ry" bo far has all t > other serials beuten in my opinion. j. M.JB. ; Columbia.'??u yi<.-~ * "u * "'v* S?6E TEA DARKENS in 10 m Shi Ani?.M?i , ../ ?Wfei? flrayt. Here's a Simple ccrim That Anybody Cab Apply v" IVith a Hair Brush. The u'so of Sage and Sulphur for re^" soring faded, gray hair te its natural color dates*back to 'grandmother's time. She used it to keep'her dalr beautifully dark, glossy and abradant Whenever her hdr fell o t ?.mk on that dull, faded or streaked appear-, ahce, this simple uMxture w>a applied with wondorful elf ecu i But brewing at home is mussy and out-of-date. Nowadays, by asking ; at any drug stote for.a 60 Cent'bottlo of ''WyBth'a. Sage and ; Sulphur*. Hair Remedy," you Wlll got. this famous Old recipe which can be depended upon to restore natural color and benuty to tho hair and Is splondld. for dandriilT, dry, feverish, -itchy scalp, and Jailing half.' *< v/ A well .known downtown, druggist ray* it darkens the Tiair so naturally and evenly, that nobody can teU It baa beon applied. You simply dampen a sponge or soft .brush with ?t and .draw' this.. 'iMtongh X-^ur hair, taking -ono strand at a time. By morning tho gray hair disappears.-and after dn ctlier .appli?ntion. or two." it" becomes beautifully dark, glossy, soft and abondant Evabs Pharmbcy, Agents; RAILROAD MEN MAKE DEMANDS WILL GO ON STRIKE IF RAILROADS REFUSE TO ACCEDE ...I MILLIONS AT STAKE Officials Contend That Demands Would Mean Increase in Wages of 833.000,000 Annually Chicago, - July 14.?The threatened J strike ol onglnterr ar-il firemen on \ ninety eight Western railroads still ' wus in the balance tonight, although the employee.".- announced today that the men had voted nearly unanimous ly to strike it necessary to sustain their demands and that arbitration under the Federal law would not he accepted. The railroads, through their genera manager's committee, contend that to grunt the employees' demand woul? mean an increase of $33,000,000 an nually in wages. The engineers and firemen ray that their requests arc fair and equitable. It is expected tbat further confer ences will bo held- Should negotia tions fail and the employees stand by their announcement, . the resulting strike woukUdlrcctly affect .55,000 en gineers and Ore m en and indirectly a much larger, number of workers. The Issues Involved. The principal requests, Made by the employe; af the roads were: ; Innren log in the rates ,of pay of engineers and llrumen in all classes of service. : , Number of hours after which over time will bo. paid in freight service bo reduced from ten t eight! hourt and in passenger eervlq^ frcnj-10 to 5 hours. Ovcitlmo he-raised .to a basis- o' time and a Jialf in freight service and double time in passenger ser Engineers nml nrcmcu''bc plaid an arbitrary ,thirty minutes preparatory time for .'ea?h trip, fristCHti ' of" com puting ttervi.ee continuously from ac tual time froid reporting: for duty. Allowances- be made terminal do lays In addition to-payment for the miles or the-hours of. the-trip. Difr?rcnUahr paid- for. running1 mlal let engines lie Increased. - Differentials..( between lpcal .freight service bo increased. Two firemen bo employed on largf coal burning/^oncinos regardless of the cimVuctenlior-' l?tfgtr? lol ?tlio irun tho .'tonnage h?ilod.:?r the work re quired of thc^BTem^^ J V-'p to Ktiilronds. V 1 a Chicago, J^f 14.v^Cpnferent ca" be tween t bo -managers' com mitt 6, Mid engineers .find fWm.ent of the ninety eight ra!lroads.|West'.of Chicago will not bo roop?hosH;VJ?c<ipt at tho request f of the roads, representatives of the men announced tonigiit. Docked by a nearly- unanimous vote for a strike th?. men now hold that only by., the railroads yielding can a strike1 that might* 'become the most extensive and dist?strous in American railroading bo averted. Tho rosu'.i of the reforjendum;yote will bo presented to- tho general '-managers' committee In writing tomorrow. FEDERAL MONEY - TO P|OVE CROPS -r^? Muions May Soon Be Placed By the Government As Done H L*** Yes* Washington, frj uly 14.?Thousands of National banks already have re plied to Secretary McAdoo's i letter asking tho opinion of bankers through out the country as to the advisability of lending^government funds to banks to move cropr, Many bankers urged tho lending of 'tfovernmcnt funds, as was dono last ^ear, when about $37, OQO.000 was loaned' to1 banks h/itho treasury depf4r?reht,.i ''' -' ' Mr. McAd- o fclso asked a number of Other queal ions In ' his general -let ter, lie sough'advlc'6 as'to-the best centers for distribution' of the jmoney and tho localities where it would be most needed. C'erks now are busy tabulating the ?eplles. It how scemsf uiillkely that' the ,fed ?ral * reserve board will be 'organized immediately and Secretary McA<ioo will not have fts^advlco In arranging for crop movement mon?y. While tho three mombers?'of.'the. board' already confirmed wliiv h? . swoi-n in ; bef oro ! July 21, it la probable- the board Will not be called to incct ha a' bbdy. until after the. confirmation _bfi the other two" memobrs. ?.":'' *'w V .' ' v' It *\s generally believed that- Milton C. Elliott, secretary to >ilie organisa tion committee, wltr bfe ' retfined by ?he. board ae -legal ndvlsctv 'Mr' El liott had also b?en mohtlori?'d tasf fluyvvomn lO fnwi?vn . sarmunu uo assistant Boer?tary ?f th? treasury. -, .- r. -;' . - o o o oo oo ? o o o o b o bbqo ? .?.- .-' ?v\v.1'^i'? - w o HH?OTS gWEBTBTARTf ( . o o COMWTS S?I'CIP?. o o \i .."V. ''> > ?* : " o o' San Francisco,- Joty \?:??-D??' 6 o coy Ing h ig. sweetheart. ?Miss Al- o ? Ico Wallace, into a > private o o booth In a..cafc today, George o , b M. Anutln.Vn sstllor on tlic ?nlf: o 0 od S?tes cru?s?r West yirglnlo, o o shot her through tho body land o h thon killed himself, ifiitvi Wal- o 6 . lace has slight chance of re- o o covery. -, '. . - ,o Austin, who* had lust returned 16 from a,crul^p,-aVogodI that the 1 o young ^vornan had been rocolv o ing attention* Irom.^ptb.er.- tnen.> i b V . ? \o 00090 9 ^.0 .9 9 999 9.9 9 Y I ' t - ' i';-:''.- .' ? '" RICHARDS HAD AIKEN CROWD NOISY DEMONSTRATION U.P-I ON HIS A1TA?K ON E. D. SMITH LIVELY TIME The Crowd Whooped 'Em Up for j Quite a While When This Happened (Special to The Intelligencer.) Alken, July 14.?Tho continued calm of Hie campaign lor state of fices was rudely broken when scenes ! of disorder were enacted by a crowd of probably 1.000 people here today following the denunciation of United States Senator -Ellison D. Smith, by John G. Itlcburds, candidate for gov ernor, rhortly .before an othcrwolhc quiet meeting was brought to a close. Factional interest was aroused to a high pitch when Richards made his urual declaration in favor of Gover nor Ulease for the United States sen ate, which dr?w prolonged cheers. He then began reading a statement at tacking tlie statement credited to Senator Smith that he hud raised the price of cotton. "Cries of "Hurrah for Smith," Hur rub for Blease," "Hurrah for Rich ards" camo from the crowd. "Why dit) you raise the express ( rates", came vie cry from a man,di rectly in front of Richards. . " Jdc Fussed. ' "You lie", came tho heated reply, from the speaker. I "You are another", replied the un- | known man, who was later learned to be a resident of Blackville. whnn the unknown man hurL_ back this reply, Richards hastily ! clutched a drinking glass and drew as if to hurl it at the interrupter. , A large number of excited persons hastily scrambled upon tho stand and spoke to the crowd attempting, to se cure a hearing from Richards, while ho continually repeated that he would read his attack on Senator Smith "if it takes me until oighU" . After the unknown man had been cscortod from the crowd by a police man, the crowd was finally quieted to an extent and .Richards read his j statement. J From John G. Cllnkscales' came th< unequivocal statement today that ho is not advocating state-wide- prohi bition. In reply to LoWndes J.? Browning, who called - upon tin Spartanburg candidate for a definition of his vi?ws. . "I believe South Carolina has suf fered'from th? lack of Constructive legislation because.' of the; -undue:ag"^ ! ration of-{he* liquor Question, -and 1' favor enforcement of tho present law" declared ('links rules. That state wide prohibition is an issue that should bo brought into the campaign' for governor was' assorted by Charles A. Smith, who adVocMod that idea. -( Several excoriations of the "open lawlessness in this state" was mode by Robert A. Cooper. ' \ Richard I. Manning, made state mentr criticising the manner ia which, Governor Blease has- excerclsedL the pardoning power. He stressed law enforcement,, and | realization of the educational advan tages of ' the Stute by giving 'greater appropriations'to their financially,; weaker counties were among the.,oili er Issues of the campiagn. >' Compulsory education was urged, by, John G. Cllnkscales, while'Other can didates for governor opposed, any form of complsory education or i?V vocated submisoion to the peoplcyof the local option-form,- vl^jfYj ' Among the candidates tonight tho prinolpal subject of conversation was' tho sudden and- endrcly unexpected outbreak of factlonism here witb'ovf^ dences of a Blease- majority et the meeting today. - ' For Stalno on Mahogany;. Use oxalic acid and wafer, rubbing It in with a cloin cork.<until the stain disappears, Mahogany raay * ba bob, lahed with a flannel cloth dipped La aweet'or cold dmwn linae^oil "v" ' CLOGS THE KIDNEYS - \ Take a Gal ha of Salt?. If Your Bock Harts or Bladder -pothers Ton? Drink More Water. - If you must have year meat every day,, cat it, but flush your kidneys with salts occasionally, says a' noted authority who tells us that meat;forms uric acid which almbpt paralyzes the kidneys in tbelr efforts to.'-expel it from tho blood. Thijy became slug gish and vcaken. then' you -Busier with } a -dull misery' in the kidney -region, I sharp pains in the back or eiefc- head i ache,. dizziness, yoijr stomach- : sotirs, lOngU?,is ClHticd, ?ud Tram* w?: w-r^ih er Is bad you bavo rheumatic twinges. Tu? urine gets, cloudy,- full 'of *edl ,mcnt,"'tho channels otten get fcoro ? ' .irritated, obliging you^loi^eek/f'j two or three times during the.. To neutralize those :*rlt " to cleanse tho kidneya^nc body's urlnJus waste, get of Jad Salts from any phi take a tablespoonfnl iiftjjrVi water before breakfast for a. [ an.d your kidneys will then This famous salts Ja made ' acid of grapes and retudn1 Jf blncd with lithLi, and has for. generations to flu?h.ntft? sluggish kldn?ysi also to neT. tho uctds in urine, ac It no, !ph*er<lrrl. Utes thus ending ?ladder WeaJknens. Jad Salts ia inrxponslve; cannot In jure, andva?kes a dollghtf " cent ltthffi-wateihvlrinfc^? mgey, Agts^Adv, feryes - ."1 1 , ' .? Political Ann FOR CWNTr SUPERVISOR I lieioby announcer myself a candi date for county supervisor, subject to tho Democratic primary. ' , J. MACK. KING. I,, hereby announce myself .a. can didate for the ofilce of county super visor of'Anderson county, subject to the rules governing the democratic primary. ' T. M. VANDIVER. '1 hereby announce myself a candi date for supervisor of Anderson coun ty, subject to the rules of democratic primary. c. F. marten. I hereby announce- myself as a can didate for county supervisor,' subject to the rules of the democratic pri mary. W. J. JOHNSON. Pelzer, S..C, R. F. D. 1. - I hereby announce myself a candi date for County Supervisor of ?ndert son county, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. THOS. B. KAY. REPRESENTATIVE I hereby announce myself as a can didate, for Mouse of -Representatives from Anderson county, subject to the rules of tho democratic party. OSCAR D. GRAY. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the House of Representative? from Anderson county subject to the rules of the democratic primary. RUFUS FANT, JR. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the legislature subject to the fulcB and regulations of the democra tic party. * GEO. M. REID. I hereby announce myself a candi date for tho. House of Representative I from Anderson county subject -to the | rules of. the democratic primary. . 1 WALTER F. WHITE FORJPROB?TE J?r?? W. P. Nicholson is hereby announc ed as a candidate for re-election toj .the office of Probate Judge, subject j to the rules of the democratic pri |mary. f I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of probate judge of j Anderson county, subject to the rules i and to the -result of the Democratic primary. VICTOR B. CHESHIRE. I hereby announce myself a candi date for Probate Judge of Anderson County subject to the rules of the dcm?crtlc, primary. W. F. COX. --;?tir??-?<?-: I hereby announce myself a candi date for tho office of Probate Judge,for Anderson county, subject to the rules Of the'Democratic Primary.' h . L T. HOLLAND. ,, .? . FOR AUDITOR , . ^ j- X horeby announce myself;%%'candi* \mi tor; dim* AtditcV,-' k?oje?t1 to [the' rules Of tho democratic primftry. ,' . ? > . s H. ?. Ahrems. -, T hereby announce myself a candi date for-the oflico" of Auditor of An-j dors on County subject to the rules of] tho Democratic patty. -, . " ; ' ' . r. WARE AUSTIN. i',; .V_:_j__ I hereby announce, myself a candi date fof^ the office of Auditor, Bubject to1 'tho:rules of tho Democratic pri mary . - J. H. C. GEfjFFIN. i. I hereby announce myself a can didat^ for re-election to the office of County- Auditor, Anderson, subject to tho rules and regulations of the dem ocratic primary My record'as a puh Itc'sorvant stands for itself ahd I will, appreciate the votes of the people of this, county. \ 1 WINSTON SMITH. -. " '_m Mj FOR SUPERINTENDENT , 'If hereby; announce < niysBU a candi date -for're-election to the^bfiUje of County Superintendent of Education, subject .to the Democratic primary. |>ST-r(> .- , - ^ j ^ HELTON. FOR COMMISSIONER^ v R. A. Sullivan, of Fork township is hereby ?nnounced ' for commissioner for Section. One, comprising Fork, Rock M'lls, Pendleton and CenterviUe townships. I- hereby announce myself a candi date for county commissioner for the third section, consisting of Garvin, Brushy Creek, Willlamston and Hope well townships, subject to the action of the democratic primary. . m K./A. FOSTER. I hereby announce myself a candi date for commissioner for Hones Path, Belton, Broadawa. and Martin townships, District No i. subject to 'the rales ol the democratic primary. : :__v>.... . - ^.^..-to^e^v Receives An Ovation Aft London Upon His Ar I" . ; rival Tiet e . " London,. July 14^--Oeorgei: Carr ? m?*1 ?lymph* Thursday, ca^s to f Lohdpn today.. Bo was given ri dem onstration that! for size and enthuat 'astn .would not have ?Beon accorded a pooulnr foreign monarch, ' f : Traffic in the strand was cpm fcjeteftr 'WpCkett; ,Horses were ?a. Ifamsesed. and pcraplrlng French ad mirerai dragged their hero's carriage I.tO'.a* hotel, followed by an Imm?nao f tef^jnt that cheered impst of tfco isray. W?dti? wu* compelled to,, shoy himself on *he..balcony of the hotel, yWerb-he/recelvod another vociferous ' ?ectMB?lon. When seen- later kCarpen faerliald: ' 'WXt - -\'i t"l/be\fev?:4hai It will -,be Wuard flght^ J have '4?ett wa^utfj op Gun* louncem?tits . ' I V I hereby announce myself a candi date for Commissioner from District No. 2. comprising Pcudloton, Rock Mills, Fork and Cunterrillo town ships. Subject to tho rules of the democratic primary. _JOHN ' R. C?LBBRSON. I hereby announce m'y candidacy for county "?ommlssloncr from Section 1, comprised of Beltpn, Martin;-? Honca * , Path and Broadawuy townships. Sub Joct to the rules o' the democratic party. - ! It. D. 8MITH, 1 Better known as "Dick" Smith. W. H. G. Blrod announces himself a candidate for county commissioner from the district composed of WU- y liamstou, Oarvin, Brushy Creek knot (-\ Hopewell, -subject to the rules of tho democratic party_ I hereby announce my candidacy for County Commissioner of Anderson county from tho third section com prising Hopewell, William ston. Brushy Creek and Garvln townships, subject to the action of the Demo cratic party. J. MACK DUFF ROGERS. I hereby announce myself a candi date for Commissioner from District No. 2, comprising Pendleton,' Rock Mllls,_ Fork and Centorville town ships,-"subject to rules of Deiacciatic party. ' * ! _J. H. WRIGHT. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for Commissioner of Anderson county from Section No. 3, composed of Garland, Brushy Creek, HopcwcB and Williamston Townships, subject to the action of the democrdtio party. W, T. .Watson. \ I hereby announce myself a candi date for tho. office of codmissloncr from section 2, comprising Fork, Rock Mills. Pendloton and Centorville townships, subject to tho rules of the democratic primary. W. R.. HARRIS. I hereby announce my candidat/for County Commissioner from Section ?, comprised of Bel ton Hone* Path, ? Martin and Broadway townships, ^ eubject'to-the rules of-the Democratic primary. " ' ; / . > \ J. M. Holllday. I hereby announce myself a candi date for Commissioner of Third Sec- ' tlon consisting of Wllllamston, Brushy - Creek, Hopewell and Gar via Townships, subject to the rules' of. tho Democratic primary. ' \.. W. A.( (Rerry) SPEARMAN. , 1 hereby announce myself a candi date for re-election as Commissioner for District No. 4.,-comprising Honea < v ' [.Path, Martin, Helton and' Broadway '-.YJ - i township, subject to the rutee^ot the . , Democratic primary; v The friends of'R; A. (LonT Mullfkin korebyw announce' him as a ' candidate. ; * ?, fl for County Commisisoner 'from dis? :. >,'>' trict icomposing Hopnwoll, Brushy J Creek,-Garvln and Williamstqn. Sub- I Ject to the rules and government of R the .democratic primary. . ".. v 1 FOB CO?H?Y TREASURER 1 I 2 hereby announce myself ? candf- I date?tor county - treasurer; subject to I tho rules of the democratic party. .B J*MERCER KING, . ^ ? '\ I hereby announce myself a'*candi date for county, treasurer, subject ' to '. tho rules and regulations of the democratic primary/*" ' > '.-/ Dr? W. A. Tttpp- i ^ . ^' I hereby'announce myself as a can- .. i. ^ [ dldate for County Treasures I o? '* -i . der son county subject to the rolea Of L '. , r'; I tUo Democratic part;.. . - .\ I -r . ^ --.- ? . I hereby announce myself a candi- > date for County' Treasurer, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. f W. A, BLROD. " FOB CONGRESS ' . I I hereby rinnounci myself a candi- > / H dato for Con gross- from the Third Con- ' I grogEioaal District, subject to the '" >, "'V^V rules of the democratic party. - JOHN A- HORTON. Belton. 8. C FOB BTATE SENATOR . i I hereby announce myself, a candi date for State Senator from Andorsoa County^ subject to the rhlea of the De-? mocratlc primary election. . ' J- Xi. SHERA??D, u/; v . . ^ : I. hereby announce myself a candi date for the State Senate, from Ander- ' son county, subject to tho rulcv of the Democratic primary. Cliut 8ummor0, Jr. . .._ 1 ' < boat, ?toith's terrible' puricb, but 1 can ' take .-punishment. ''1''?m going :'i do all I know how to winJ* ,..< / It is. expected twenty,-thon^nd per sons will -witness the-fight, Extra . ; , ?j??: '-' . i WIDOW .PGR POSTinSTRKSS 9 W^bWgton;;.?^-^ ^ ,/ ??rS^ck, ^sriSo'n ulJSt^?tur'Cariai?ck, . ' . - m of- .tfe^hipj?se?, was: hotnlnat?ia today by^ ^eVp^ealdenV and "tho nomination dnpnlmoiisly cqn|irtned ?ry '.*h? sehate; - * ., a?* postmlatrosa^ at Colum?ra, Tonp. Senator Lhke I^^irj??^^heT'ii'atte/.^ 3 ;Mr.; Ca^sokrs'aj^o^- ^ IromldOl to' ,150^^?n the following ,yi l* ?ear while edttotVof >hNnew?9?B?>' UK,'-v< > . ^ ahirille, he waa;sbot w>d>med on - ;*/NasbviUe'?tr^ ' >: . ' ' '. V . -."? v>.y^/<-^ '.' ..- " '." \r:'.'^-v Rev; J. T. Manp; who^mka jto have < Sinched naxtrsnndax . mox&ng , at oadnjonth cburcb. and knight k# . iqubla church. Honea Path, has .., ' . called in thesd appMntmonts for the " - prta^'o-?oeoujn of uaiemeaeon con- V ditto^.ln''hte t^leb!whtoh makes ' - It #> -V hls:duty tp do so,/1 ' ^. T. MANN. 'r ?