Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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We Bave Buggies corft'ng in almost every day tho latest shipment being a car of ?C O L U tri B U S? Come in and lut us show them. They are 1014 Models, We have a nice line of P<my buggies. ^' Id . 0 ? Mm of Using Want Acts i HOW WANT ADS WILL HELP :> A SM ALL BUSINESS GROW . There Is really oo limit to /what ! '. Want AdB ran do to put life 'into small business j enterprises. Ton want moro enstpuersj more capital, or something else to help " you grow : In a businesB Henae. The WniitWW' ' ALWAYS ready and ALWAYS willing. Here are some Want Ad Ideas in this connection. . Ho?) to Get More Customers , This ad. is' good for & per cent on any article in this * store. If the value la not easily as great as the original price plus 15 per cont, don't take tho .goods. Gomo at onco ?'\; \- - Ml Keeping after Business 'j.very. o>yS|^?^i?i^|^l|f^^? ". t? increase yopr. business through : -"' these columns. Plan, after plan wIH : ' unvf o?t? lise?? te you'on.ee ;rcV'fc??* BEf.lN NOWI This should be the started.. ' ;. ) 'J.:': turning point for LARGER AND BET TER BUSINESS. Your Business Grow\ \ Free Advertising F?ir F ?s ... ingt^e?qtt^ f':H The main purpose of this innovation is to esfabifsh trade ?. relations between the country producer add city customer1. .: . .) Th?re are n?ndreds of housewives who read 'fne^ gencer who would be gladi of Jtftc opportunity to secure" fresh r^erv"e^;-'p from tli t?te*' kn?w: where<t?^serid'f?r iti th? country if ;fOn thb page*? the farmers w no iiave such to sell can get in i Mtpiich with these city p?ople i|iiickH 1 and mail to y. , =?< A,' Please write plainly ar.d sign name and full address - /* I ; ?elow I have written an advertis?mt^i'^ time. I '-AllHttpH in yon want courons, i-ar nor-obligate myself to advertisa . Many more nor to pny you any mbc by. Q#?ijj&4-.?A-,6Y. \,v -r v >j : i. .-.'?' ' '.1 -. . .... .. _ 4 I yP^V-.-V - : . (>i.ui?...;t A-"- ' ':-< ' -i'v^-V v ' V' " ' - '''?i-?-?Bt^?-iiii^ .-_-?? ^tableaw.mett?.-. , NEW ERA OF FIRST EVENT OF ITS KIND EVER HELD IN ALL THE STATE GOOD SPEECHES FEATURED DAY Farmers From ?Ohrer the Third Congrca?sona? District Gathered ] ??"To'See Exhibits Here '(From . Wednesday's Daily.) 'gooo. poooouooouoboo o \ o^ THE PBI2E WINNERS b o" The first best bushel of oats, o o prize $100, won by Wade J. .0 o Drake, Anderson. b ;o, . Second best bushel of oats, o p prize $50, wop . by E. B. C. b o Snipes, Anderson. .0 b Third best bushol of oats, b 0 prize $40, won by J. M, Payne, ? o , Anderson. ' o 0 Fourth best bushel of oats, o 0 prize $30, won by Jas. A. Drake, o p Anderson. o 0 Fifth best bushel of oats, d 0 pf-lzo $20, won bj J. H. Hill, or 6 Lowndesvillo, 8. C. o q - Sixth beat bushel of oats, d o. prlzo $10, won by F. M. Taylor, o .0 Anderson. d. o ! Best bushel of oats from An- o b demon county, prize $25, won 9 '? by J. T. Bskew. o-J b First bCBt peck of rye,, prize o o $1, won by J. S. Fowler. o o Second best peck of rye, prize o o $1,. won ly J. T .Eskow. o i .0000000000000000000 1 South Carolina was the.one bi? event of yesterday In Anderson and as a re sult of this great forward step on thol p?rt of Anderson county men apd An dor s on county farmers, the name of the county will be spread ^broadcast among the farmers of the state, as be ing the best fanning.county in South Carolina. . Tho day proper was opened yeeter-* day, morning at 10:30 o'clock when the meeting was caW to order by J: S. Fpwler in the rooms of the cham . bor of. commerce, n. A Abrams of Starr was-, aotipg'as secretary, and probably 200 farmers Were gathered', 4for tho speeches... Mr. Fowler assured '.hia hearers .of > Andorabn'a ; welcome' and then the .Rov. J, W. Speako, pastor taf Si .' John's qMtkodist. church was" fcaUecL .upon. for. tho invocation. . This ,ws#^l6wed,by a number of lrapor- \ tant denouncements, mfido by the sec-, retary, and thon tho speeches were 'heard.'' .'"'-' ' ' .'. W. "W. Long of. Ciemson College, .state agobt of the United States farm d?monstration Work; was first intro duced to th'o audience and impressed tho. farmers, of Anderson with "his '"horse sense." He has always been a,J;' great favorite with Anderson county! .audiences' and ho made himself evon * more dear .to 'the hearts of Anderson farrners yesterday, because of his splendid wordsV ~ ': The Boll Weevil Coming. - h ?. Mr. Long raid that this lb a veryj^ timely ocaaslon for a grain festival bo fuse , of the fact that the bool weevil raaj, ruoving toward' this state' and i-. will' roach South, Carolina within less ? (than six years. Ho pointed but that if tho farmers at tho farmers of : this state .are not r^ady to meet the pest when it makes 'its ap?v?'??C? uv*v iiiui iL wi?? cost the ,state between fifty and one hun dred million. He said that the inva sion of the boll weevil will prove ;*f?prse. to this state than" was Sher toan'o army. ' Ho 'said that ho spokef ifrom knowledge, because he had Been the effect of the boll weevil in many Ablates across tho Mississippi. Ho said that ;this is not a farmers problem but a problem for. the business man to BoiYo. He pointed out that money Jb pecded and organization Is needed for the purpose of fighting the ad ynnco of the weevil. - ' . r Mr Long pointed out that tho way save tho country from destruction r the boll' weevil r.was. to '''j^Verotty to crops and echoed , bis statement isy;th? gi^ih'Ic?tlVjtl would be pf rent osSiBtanco. in this direction. H? #ta;vpfioatt and of grssj and thatt] ;lto$*o?? ;-R>toorJt' Thompson of th&ti bounty, in tho Lebanon section, had as ' !fl#d'of clover ok ever grew-.fi; rgihia;7 tho' state famous for its A clcvoc'.' ' -1 j \: ' ' : More Meat ^^^Ord?*^. ^Tho 'speaker aaid ^that .SouUi ?aro^ ^^and^et' thi?^?sto^^co^^iues to I? nmcfr ; of t^s'meat from that Mr. Long ?ya'th?t ono thing la W^e^^t==t agricultu ibera and i'poiniijA^tlw.iii?l that Clomson obliege has more stu A'iU?A -, agriouiture tijan any other . p in theV.Unlte* States hut same 1ro*Mtd?pU>Tw?'fee tact? ia?*^iwe.' are. many ~iim&JK*9 Inf this itiiUjm^^ ^ m^ to w?d *o{ throat&^W^ curd this very necesaary. agriculf .edndatf- - a.prbti So f^^m?rJw^t^Lsyer .. done and regard him as the greatest agricultural leader of his age. The s^rfjksr said thfit gs far ha?k KP >"*; Jjr ;ia a ;blll was passed by congress U? e.hctfurage agriculture and that Ot , Lbat tlmo President Bu?-" a ah roport- | ml the bill as vl?latliii, states' rights.1, K'oUorvibg'that tame the 'wambof/rccn ( Die antes. Ho said that one of tho ! first lhmga-1>Lh* Constructive 'nature < Dyer, p;ecurcd ?was. the passage of thd 1 Hatch act,- linder which tho various , 2 xpe rim out-stations wcro established. 'J On top of this, said Mr. Lever, he | made 16 speeches in Missouri last fttaraird wfs^told, whllo ho was In \ Ms. Hatch's.district, that Hatch was1 , (tbfeated-by^ the/farmers because "ho .j |iad. do;ts Nothing for the farmers." ] ?|et f Hatch mode, possible tho gather- ' | ing of scientific agricultural know-, ledge by. tho .government. Mr. Lover]' Bald that' Congressman Adams, with whom ho was 'associated on tho ajrl-1 cultural committee in congress, liter- j ally died In his efforts to secure an \ additional appropriation for the cx p?riment station work, Mr. Lover's Great Bill. Mr. Lover oa'd that the government , lind,tried the - work of sending college !, brofessors to address tho farmers and i*j this plan ' had' faiied and therefore I t tho Smith-Lever - extension bill pro- < poses to codd th? professor right into i the homes of. tho farmers, on the Indl- . ? v.idnal farmers 'own farm, and there j to doriroristrato'l?i'tho farmer what ts.l accessary and what should bo done. ! 1 These rnch will show lbat a crop can j' be produced by producing it. "I am 1 glad to "bo the'author of a bill which ;i f! resongisoB ' the * farmor's, wife," said Mr.,Lever. ' ''Think of tho farmer's wlfo havinsr to drop ? throb 'gallon, bucket into a well sixty feet deep and laboriously drawing It up. Yet she must be the mother of the future generations and of future citizens." Mr.. Lever said that ho -had. studied the farmers or ganizations, the' Grange,. tho .Allianco, tho Farmers' Union sad aald that there arc-,two reason why these or ganisations ~do. I Dot succeed. : One of Umso, hi- the fact that they do. cot get into clouu touch with th? farmer which.must bo had. The new bill provides that tho government wilt send into each county about six men and. three women and these will go from houBo to Imuso and teach-the podple.i They o#Hf constitute the hub around which 'tho ocnter of thought Sil revolve. The bill will also help distrbuto' thfe^ Uropa after they have boon' produced.'. This will be in addl ifon tb'thebffdrtd'whlch have already bcon 'iri?u bf-'ptbduclng two bales of cotton .whore,.ouq grow, before. a ? he.jEpunty/agrteultbral.< jagont. is Rlso^aiadQ the county marketing jigeati under :th.eonaw:J?UMand It will ,be his fl?iy- : toi dwifalt ta*dl4pDsingi ot itho ; crop?. - Thd' question pt marketing Is] omo or. which"I* :flf>the gravest impor tance now. Mr."1 Lover 1 said that he lnt'peot*' |h1^"' rural"nredlt8 to become, baust, ??ottar-.ln (5rls7section . of- tho state''When tho new,bill goes Into ef-. t?efand he believos^tt?t it wllt.be Im possible to get money -for longer terms and at better 'ralek^Jjhan , is hpw\. the, iidtttr.*. H?! S.trpss?^TO? feet that hpmo bwiuTshlp of .f?tma-^ns ono of he mqsi ini>ortant things'to be attained knd'??ld that 43' per cent ot South Carpi tna'e farmers aro merely tenant ^v'nshirig'ton,,under the direction of'lho greatest ' pr?sident since the days, of Thomas .Jefferson, we ' are wcj&lng out a plan to loan money to rsrnWa.'at cheap Tales and . long tqrms.'V Bald ; the .speaker. Mr, Lever ^tld that his bill waa;drawn with the (ts?istanco of a dofceri or more and that behind it i? the greatest agricultural brain work on tkb~p>rf of. these 12 that th? United fitatoi can boost of. Mr. Levc;r, : said that it takes' niore} brains to run a farm than any other buslness.-and) ho hopesup' see the day ] When tho farmor will bo proud to slahd uk and say that ho Is a farmer' fad be1 aVi?'tO'boh'rir^orthat fact. Ho hopes to ' see* tho day when the chil ifeu.-bf'.tno' f?rm?r^Ubo proud of the feet! that 'they -/.are....a farmer's ???ghter^'bt. iC. tarnifojtto son. fl.i: .vfa?t?, coi r'lcultu^e-M'?PhthM ext Speaker, ?ts sut ?jtft?>^ii Prolin a and W? Idher bf. ag Unh, was the wasrM?grlT In a:^ Mr . -yV^ happy occasion and attend the fr held In South to pay a num aman 'Lever, i.congr Ion of ? ^t?rvb?d at ^sat s lb roaognizo the basic re cntlre^rotld Mr.Wat U?bcd' upon, tho importance of rig' meat at hoTuo and of seeing " cchogn hftyoKood treat _>erul- i&tl^>M.i , _ JOPon .tho\?uostlbn of oats tBtf Comrnlaflldrier said that Solith Ca rolina Is thla year producing 7,000,000 tUWhiftti or pftCS. and this has not been WfWl?mSr^t^toWb^: He said tb^tjS^mhi^Kciina oats arc as goot u any pro??d in tt*. wqrjd;ahd7ad vised the Itarrnors to buy >their oats hero at home and got the genuine ar ttcle. . .'??.. 'j,-. Key a..Gral?|levalor.; '../ .; Mr, ^AUfrW ,aa!d iSat the business Otto of Anderson and tho farmers of this county havo a' golden opport?Slty (b^?UildV&! grUla elevator h?r? and. ftffb^Bh the state of South Carolina ^Ut'joateV??drthae-min?y-b?t'J&sew1 Hi W* attf.ldslng. bde of the grealest bWffces'??lheir live*P;i# failing.to dp no;?.<?.! '.'' ' ' :-*-; .' .' : ': ^JdKWatson, polntedjb the fact that trrfe^ state^dB|S^l?eui ^ted try ;Sonfh' Carolina farmers and polnt qpSJK* that ftg^iWpt^now ,ratslhg to be a more profitable '""?Kah : raising ? cotton.. j H? '^e fact, e nuctuatlop in when.bo^pared.to rMr, Qrable pt WU1 there > tery price-of 4kda, ivory farmer present to be at tho Partner?' Chautauo.ua, which will. bp j iiold on August 5, 6 and 7, and assured ids hearers that they would all enjoy' it. He said that a number of splendid J speakers and agricultural, experts1 would be on.hand for the three days| Hid additional features, such as music jt?., would also be provided. Following tho conclusion of the ad- < irorses yesterday morning tho farm-!) }Tu repaired to tho wholesalo soed1 liouso of Furman Smith, where tho ' exhibits were on display nnd shortly | ifter 2 o'clock the judges began their. j work of sorting out tho wlnnors in I the various classes. B. J. Watson, W.> W. Long and J. Wept Harris were ; chosen for this vory important work | ind It required well over two hours far them to complcto it. Great interest was manifested in the splendid showings of oats. and. many if those present said that thoy had iovor scon anything to compare with It. It was a revelation to the large J [lumber of farmers present. I'???TEItOl'8, BUT THAT'S ALL (Continued From First Pago) tpeakera except to Mr. Pollock. There war. a nervous tension today beforo .he mooting started ?5 there was an expectancy of trouble. But this did tot materialise, however. Tho bold less and savagery of Mr. Pollock's st ack on the governor's record seemed 0 anger the Blease men, yet thoy did lothiug but howl. Governor Bloasc re ceived a bouquet and Senator Smith overtil cotton .stalks. 1 agBc?t Mr. Pollock got the brunt of tho leckling today when ho was making raid assaults on the governor's record rhe lenders wore in smalt groups, and kept up "team work" In raising an up roar when a particular point was'be ing empharized, or the climax of an argument was approached. Sheriff John Owens referred to jjicsr as-"intruders" from Anderson, arcehvi.'" Greenwood and Spartan jurg ?s;;.,t.. ?. * Calling dire *- particular quad he rwJiKu??? rl cut that they did lot liolapg to Lr.r.rous county and icncc Wero net needed as yell leaders u no r-hc;#tf also said that he did not jcliovc that thero would have been :rs hail there been no invasions from jtUcr-.cauntlea. Gccrgo ?. Browning, who acted as. chairman in the absenco .of W. C. irby, who Is a candidate for governor, raid that theso wore also strangers to ifm. v. ... ?. Gov. Blouse .was tho first-Bpcakcr today .and began with the quotation: "Those whom the gods would dc ?troy they first ma ko mad." ' He said tho antl-Blcaso forces were .1 of cat cd and .In t-?bst a tint ion ci tod thro cases where men have rocntly ii'como enraged. Onc( lie said, ut Whituifre, when a mill president in cited the governor "to go below;" an other at Anderson, "When another Ean with a gun climbed on the stand," id* a third at Greenville last Salur Sf?yV.ttben^W.JN^ attempted to set to. tho.g.qy.c.rflor..after having,bscn denounced as a coward by the. chief oxecutlveV' . ;.,' ... ,x MB. CPOPEK nOPEFUL v . Laurons, July 21.?Mr. R. A. Cooporl loft today to Join the state campaign party at Ridgoland after - spending the interim between . B'.auTort and Ridgoland meetings attording to pub lic correspondence a'id private-af rairB'. Before leaving the city Mr.. Cooper was asked to express himself on the political situation.-in so far as it affected his ,candidacy for tho gov-! brnorshlp. "The state. campaign par- 1 ty,'*. ho said, "bas .now visited .twtonty threo out of forty-four countleB. While the'territory In which we have been is in the section of the state*| where I am least known, I have boon very much gratified at the cordial re ception and. assurances of support which I have received. I do not carp to make! any further prediction than to- say that I canflifonUy ?xpect to be in -the. second race. - ' '/It. is tvcry gratifying to see," said Mr. Cooper, "that the pcoplo general* fy-are disposed to,measure a man by] 'bo standard of personal fitness for public service and nro ready .to sup port a man who bases his candidacy an bis own merits rather- than on the demerits* of, Jhlq competitors.". OB BLiDtti BOfflEB ' ..-a... .-,;-. > ?r-i .' . I Harmless to-flush Kidneys and neu tralize irrHat'ng: ocIds-Hplendid ' ,"; . tor .systisji. Kldnoy and Bladder weakness re-, suit from,.uric acid, says a noted au thority. The kidneys flUcr this acid from the blood and posa it on to the bladdor,.>Koro'it often remains to jr-, rltato and inflamo, causing a horning, scalding senr.ntlon or setting up an ir ritation .at-the. neck of tho b.iadQer, I ?bl5g?4f ?cS t? SGok relief two or three times during the night. Tho sufforor IS in constant dread tho water passes sometimes'> Ith a scalding sonsation and is- very profuse ;, again, there 4s difficulty in avoiding it. - I Bladder weaknesa, most.ifoiks call It, because! thoy can't control' urina tion. . While - It is extremely annoy ing and sometimes very painful, thla is ! really ono of the most simple ailments to> overcome. Get about four ounces of JaduSalts from , your pharmacist and take a tablespoonful in n glass of Wftjer Hbtor.9 beakf?*t, continue Ah!b for two or threo days. This will: neu tralize tho acids In the urin? so i t is nb longer la a source of irritation to the bladder and urinary organs which then act normally again. Jad Sfilts Is in expensive, harmless, and it fs made from the .a?l* of grapes and lemon juice, combined with 11 this, and IsWed by thousands of folks who arcsubject to urinary .disorders caused by"{nric acid, irritation.' Jad Salts Ik apiondld for kfdheys and eau*-j es no bad effects whatever,'' ft , J . Here you have a pleasant; efforves- \ cent Hthfa water drink, which quick-{ ly relieves bladder trouble. Evans Pharmacy, agents. P litical Ann FOB COUNT? SUPERVISOR I hereby announce myself a candl' late for county supervisor, subject to the Democratic primary. J. MACK KINO. I hereby announce myself a can didate for the office of county super visor of Anderson county, subject to the rules governing the democratic primary. T. M. VAND1VER. I hereby announce myself a candl dato for supervisor of Anderson coun ty, subject to ttie rules of democratic primary. C. F. MARTIN. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for county supervisor, subject1 to tho rules of tho democratic pri-1 maty. W. J. JOHNSON. Pelser, S. C. R. F. D. 1. I hereby announce myself a candl- j late for County Supervisor of Ander son county, subject to the rules of ] the Democratic primary. THOS. B. KAY. REPRESENTATIVE I hereby announce myself as a can didate for House of Representatives from Anderson county, subject to tbe rules Of tho democratic party. _ QB?AR P. GRAY. I hereby announce myself a candl dato for the Houso of Representatives from Anderson county subject to the rules of tho democratic primary. RUFUS FANT. JR. I I hereby announce myself a candi date for tho legislature subject to the rules and regulations.of tho democra tic party. QEO. M. REID. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the House. Of.^topresentatlve from AnUerson^ob'nly subject to the rules of tho democratic primary. ? . ..WALTER F. WHITE. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for ro-elect Ion to tho legisla ture subject to th? rulcB of the demo cratic party. T. F. NELSON. FOR PRORATE JIIDGE W. P. Nicholson is hereby announc ed as a candidate for re-election to] the office of Probate Judge, subject ; to the rules of the domocratlo pri mary1. I I hereby announce myself & candi date, for the office of probate Judge of j Anderson county, subject to tho rules and to tbe result of the Democratic I primary. VICTOR B. CHESHIRE. I hereby announce myself a candi date for. Probate. Judge .of. Anderson' County subject to the rules of 'the 1 democrttq primary.W-Fv'COX. .;:?.!'id- .?. i.iir. nni t'u-' hmwi j t : I hereby .announco, myself ? .candl date'for the office of Probato Judge for Andoraon county, subject to '.the rules of the Democratic Primary." _' I T. HOLLAND. rOH. AUDITOR ; .-? ' I hereby announce m. 'Bolf a candi date for COunty Auditor, subject to] the . rules of the democratic primary. | R. A AbramB. I hofeby announce myself a candi date for the ofilce of Auditor of 'An derson County fcubje?t, tp tho rules of, tho Democrat 1c party. . . ,- ... |L.rWARB AUSTIN. I hereby announce rbyaelf a candl-. date for the offlco. of Auditor, subjecti to the rules of ibq - Democratic pri mary J.lt C. OKiIFF.?V. I I hereby announce myself os ? can-' did ate for re-election to tbe office of County Auditor,' Andoraon, subject to the rules and regulations of the dem ocratlc primary My record as a pubn lie servant stands for ltvslf and I will appreciate the votes of the people of | this county. WINSTON SMITH. FOB S?PEBINTEN?ENt I horcby announep myself a ci.ndi dato for r q-clec Uon to tue, offlqo of County Superintendent of- Education, subject to tho Democratic primary. ; , J. B FBLTON. ~M FOB STATE SENATOR ' I hereby announce myself a candi date for State Senator from Anderson County, subject to the rul?s, of f-be .Do rn ocratlc primary ' election. , J. Li. J5HERAJRD, ; ' i " 1 . > I hereby announce myself a candi date for the ?tato Bonato, from Ander son county, subject to the xulea of tho Dumocraiic primary. j ' .Clint Sommers. .Jr.-l ' FOB COMMISSIONER '.: : R. A- Eu Divan of FOrfe township Is hereby announced . for cnmmisaloner for 8octlon One? comprising Fork; Rock Mills, Pendleton and Centervtlle toWnjhlps. " ' ^ o o.o ;o o o o o o.- o-o on ? TUE ACAEB BEUNION o ? o o o o o o . o;' o o o o o. o Tho annual reunion of the Acker family will ho-held at. Shady Grove ohurch four miles cast of BeRon Aug ust 6, 1814v. AH the fontfly-connect tlbns aro invited to attend and bring well filled baskets. . An interesting program has been arranged and com. comfort 9f.those& Attendance., , The committed oh arrangements and grounds are A. 0.. Acker, chairman; O. W. A<?ker,.H. Fj?oiris, Vance Mat-, tison, Frank Sutherland. A. H. Cox, M. M. Mattisbn and Atthur Hunter. The eomm,Htce.,wlll; be called to or der at 11 ?. m. by the chairman", W. B, Acker, add'opened with a prayer by tho chairman. . v - Bong, In the Sweet Bye and Bye.^ ?otincements I hereby announce myself a candi date for county commissioner for the third section, consisting of Garvin, Drushy Crock, Willlamston and Hopo woll townships, subject to'the action of the democratic primary. ILA. FOSTER. I hereby announce myself a candi date for commissioner for Honea Path, Helton, Uroauttway and Martin townships, District No': 4, subject to the rulos of the d?mocratie primary. W.";F. TOWNBS. -?J-j I hereby announce myself a candi date for Commissioner from District No. 2, Comprising Pondlcton, Rock Mills, Fork and Conjervillo town ships. Subject to the rules of the democratic primary. JOHN R. rjtlLBBRSON. I horehy announce my candidacy for county commissioner from Section 4. comprised of Melton, Martin, Honen Path and ilroadawsy townships. Sub ject to the rules of the democratic party. , R. D. SMITH, Bettor known as "Dick" Smith. -' W. H. G. ici rod announces himself a candidate for county, commissioner from the district composed of . Wll llamston, Gar vin, Brushy Creek and Hopewell, subject to ,tUq rules of the democratic party. < i fii . il j-IIU, . I I , . I I - I hereby hnnonnco my, candidacy tor County Commissioner of Anderson county from the third Section com prising Hopovoll,' '.' Will lam s ton, Brushy Crcuk and Gtlrvih 'townships, subject to the action uf tho Demo cratic party. " . J. MACK DtlBV 'ROGERS. I hereby nnnoimco mysulf a candi date for Commissionerfrom District No. 2, comprising PVndleton, . Ro?k Mills, Fork and -Geuteevlllo town ships, subject to rules JiT'I^nocvatic party. _^EfcffiffKfflT. I hnrnhv Mnnnim?fef?mvJfnWr.^ ? i ij^y dl Ja to for Commissary iff * Anderson county from Section- ^./Jt/composed of Cur land, Brushy: Cro^lk/ Hopmvo?? and WIllianiHton Townships, subject to tho action of tho democratic party. TAWJjV. ^Vatson. self a candl j?i?mleslduor Fork, ^pehtorvillo os' df tho ?^RRIS. I horeby announce d.aio for tho office'/," 'from poet I on 2, >s Rock Mills, Pendl towntdiipa. subject democratic primary. I hereby announce^ County Commission comprised of Bell Martin and Un subject to tbo rulcb i primary. . ; Idaeyfor ., octlon 4, b'nen . Path, _ ^wtyn?ps, |fct^|Jcmodratlc l^ollidoy\-' H cnndl ira. Soc lllamston. I hereby announ date for. Commissi,! tion consisting ., j Brushy .Creok, ltopown1|..nnd Oarvin Townships, subject tp. tho rulos of the. Domocratlc primary. W. A. t*W&) SPEARMAN, i. .n: t>' ,.,'-m *}**\ U, 1 hereby anno i dato for re-elect jr DlsMiot No- , Path, Martin, Bel .township, subject \ Democratic primary I - Tho Mends- of horeby announco lor County Cnm trlct- composing. Crook* Garvin an I Jact .to : tho: r?lca : the democratic primary. . Mullikln caridldiMo "rbm'-dlB Bruahy 8ub ont of , rrg 'u- ; . - - - - - ?t? EOR XOEMTOXSEAABUEB i horoby announce uWe?f a candi date for county treasurer, subjoct to the rules of tho democratic party. ., := v.an, J. MBROpR KINO. l ^i^^[i^no^^^wp!i^^^4^ date for . county treasurer,' subject to the rules'and regulations of tho democratic primary^] JJjyr/ jp {. , /Dr. w A, Trlpp. . , ; .',.. . ( flfiii ggffi . - . 1 hereby an iiounce i u y* ?lf as. a can - dldste for County tlr^trer Ot An defMoo-county. subject, ilo. tho rulce of the Democratic parly;90*"1 JACOB 0.cj<OfcjNOK,R. t horeby annou^c?im^oW ; a candi date for County Treasurer, subject- to the rules of toe . DfchWdittlc primary. ,,,> ; . vw.^klroq:. . v i 'hereby announce^ my^e?/'ia ' ?andl d.-Ue for Treasure - -of ?Anderson coun ty i su bjeqi ' fo 'tho ; ri??a.i)t. t no \deino Nsratlc primary. j^LoRor SMtTH: data, tor Engross; froth'fhd TliIrd Con islonal- DJ htk *,ceu?H bn the grosBional' District," 8ubject to rules of tho democratic party. 1 ^$&*$m john ?Ar h?rton, Blton. B. *1 -Tolkr. by Judgo W, F,'COx and D. H. ruasoi!.' '; - ?T?? ' ' Song, '.'BloSt ho' tlio- TJo' that Hinds." Talks, Mrs. .Ji M. .Paget,, and Prof. J. n.^Harper. . .-? , . Song.."r.pok of Ages.""' , / Music will bo furnished ,by Mrs. i Ralph ?atW?8. i nOMVi The tal.^C cpmrrtiuc^nppointcd arer Usa JEssle Acker, MJ^k4?lora Mattlson, i Miss ..Theral. Ackar.4Ml8s. Emma. Cox, Mrs. .:M^.??ttl?on; MnLrW, 9. Ham ?ey, Mi^s Daisy AckbK/HWi James A. lefe^rf: W^e^^^^U 'Aekejr!*aMj?s ' A'nnU* %UBo, and'''Mrs. Bert Fisher. - ' ' .SubJeclis;t0r. tstkc-iW1. F. Cox, own I sclccllom -'; D. H Russell, Education. ; Mrs. J. M. Paget, Family. History. v Prof. J. n. Harper, Fam?yr-Hletory. Dinner. ; The afternoon will .be spent-under jthe shade ?Mhe ^rees, .