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,1,"" Political An\ FOB. COUNTY BUPEBYISOB I.hereby anuounco myself a candi date for county supervisor, subject tc th? Democratic primary. .-, _J. MACK KINO. I hereby announce myself a can didate for tbo ojOSce of county super? visor of Anderson county, subject tc the rules governing tbe democratic primary. T. M. VANDIVEft. ? * I hereby announce myself a candi date for supervisor of Anderson coun ty, subject to the rules of democratic primary._C. F. MARTIN. I hereby, announce myself as a can djdato-for county supervisor, subject to the rules of the democratic, pri mary. W. J. JOHNSON. Pelf-er, 8, C, R. F. D. 1. I hereby announce myself a candi date for County Supervisor of Ander? oh county, subject to the ru}ee ci the Democratic primary. THOB. B. KAY. ""^ BKPBE SEN TATIVE I hereby announce myself as a can didate for House, of- Representatives from Anderson 'county, subject to the rules of-the democratic party. OSCAR D. GRAY. I hereby announce myself a candi date tor tbo Ilo'iL.ojor Representative* f r?m-"'Anderson - county subject" to ; tbe rules of th? doniofcratic,primary;1" RUFUS FANT. JR. ii,> , ;. ,,, k !!' '?-t?s?!?: I hereby announce myself a candi date for thd legislature subject.to the tu leg and regulation s -of the democra tic party. jEO. m. h kid. i?, I-hereby aunounco; myself a candi date for1 the House of-Representative "f?t*n.c??ona?80ii: county subject to the rules-of- the democratic primary. . , WALTER F. WHITE ? ntjroujp anuuiirav iii/??ii. fi? ?? CSH i dldate for tbo house of representatives from Anderson county subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. W. I. (diu MAHAFFEY. I hereby announce >myself a candi date, for the Ho?so 'br Representatives, for Anderson county, subject to the rules of : the Democratic'primary. ASA .HALL, . JR. a ,..I hereby-jahnouaco..myself a,candi date rfor /Representative from Ander i son county, eupject to the.rules of the Democratic primary. J. T. WEST. Bel ton, S. C. 1 announce, myself a candidate for tile legislature from Anderson Coun ty subject to the rules of the demo criUc" party.'1 "% F^DICKSOK: 1 am a candidate -for the House of Representatives from Anderson coun ty. I will abide the rules of the primary. SAM WOLFE. ] I hereby announce myself a-candli date-for House of representative for Anderson county, Bubject to the rules of the Democratic, primary. _ J. helton WATSON* I hereby announce myself a candl" date' for legislature, subject to the rules of the Democratic party. ^ S. A. BURNS. - 1 i, j; h,~. i. ' ' ;. .. : , ' ; . . '. I hereby announce myself a candi date for House of representatives for Andoraon county, subject to the rules nf Democratic "rims.****. s" T rL.'T. CAMPBELL. * .'.-tt?- '.' ' ',.-. 1 ' 1 - T. hereby announco myself a candl. dhte for representative from Ander ' son couhty subject to the rules of the , d?mocratie primary. . j. h.. hutchison. , '.. - l: t hereby announce myBelf as a can didate ; ror re-election to tho ??absle tinrerSttWect to the rales bt;thb demo *t*Uc.party.;-' v , >T. ,F. nelson ; -tfit?t?^i?t;^-.... itorthe rules ?t the democratic , prl County rmbject to the rnV/B of the ^?ebrinno?nce niVself ne the /ifflce of Frr,bate Jndge for 1 hereby.ahncnlnc?imyB?lt a candl da'wa ?jtor ,tb,e of/Ice, or-juage of. pro bat* <ior. Anncroon roUufy,^ ?e the rulea? governing \ the domocratlc nrlmary election. V " W. H. FRIBRSON. ] ?.. BOB C0N0BE88 ?1 3 ' '<y^^W:'rri**-<'' nouncements FOB COMMISSIONER fc Dl^rict Ne,J. I hereby announce myself a candi date (or commissioner of District No 1, comprising Corner, Hall, Savannah and Varennes townships, subject to the rules'of the democratic primary. PilBSTON B. GAIJiEY, JR., Iva, S. C. i I hereby announce myself as- a can didate for County Commissioner of Anderson county from i district No. 1, comprised of Savannah, a Corner, Va renncs-and Hall -townships.. Subject to tlio action of the Democratic .pri mary. J. LAWRENCE McGEE. I hereby announce-myself a candi date for comnil sa loner for district'No. 1, comprising Savannah, Hall, Corner and Varennes township,1 and pledge myself to abide the result fo the demo cratic primary. O. E. CONWELL. District .No; 3. R. A. Sullivan of Fork township is hereby announced for commissioner for Section Two, com prising Fork Rock Mills, Pendleton and Centerville townships. I hereby announce myself a candi date for Commissioner front District No. 2, comprising Pendleton, Hoch Mills, Fork -and Centerville town ships. Subject to.the rules of the democratic primary. > JOHN R. CULBERSON. 1 hereby announce myself a candl idKlc'for. Commissioner from District No, 2, comprising Pendleton, Rock Mills, Fork and Centerville town I ships, cubject to rules of Democratic party. J. H. WRIGHT. I hereby announce myself a candi date for tbo office of codmlssioner from section- 2, comprising Fork, Rock Mills, Pendleton and Contorville tewnships, subject to the rules of the democratic primary. W. R. HARRIS. I. I hereby announce myself a candi date for commissioner from District j No. 2, comprising Pendleton, Rock ' Mills, Fork and Centerville townships.' subject to the rules of the democratic primary. D. S: HOBSON. District No. .3. I hereby announce myself a candi date for county'commissioner tor the third section, consisting of Garvtn, Brushy' Creek, Williamston and Hope well townships, subject to the action of the democratic primary. H. A FOSTER. W. H. G. Elrod announces himself a candidate ..for county commissioner from the-district composed of Wil iiamston. Gar vin, Brushy Creek i and Hopewell, subject to the rules of th? democratic-party. ... . ' I hereby announce s tny candidacy for CouotY Commissioner of Anderson county from the third section com* prlBlng Hope v oll. . .Williamston, Brushy Cre?k and Garvln townships, subject to the action of the Demo cratic party. J. MACK -DUFF ROGERS. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for Commissioner of Anderson county from Section No. 8, composed of Garland, Brushy Creek, Hopewel? and Wllliamston Townships,, .subject to the action of th? democratic party. W. t; Watson. - .1 hereby..announce; myself a candi date tor .-Commissioner of Third Sec tion consisting ., of Williamston, Brushy Crcok, Hope well end Garvln Townships*-subject: to j the rules of the Democratic. nrimsrv. W. A. (Berry) SPEARMAN. .. r -, ?IstrJct No. 4. - gfe I I. hereby announce myself a candi date for i commission or tor \ Hon ea Path], Bclton, Broadaway and Martin townshlpB, District No. A, subject to the rules of the democratic primary. : w. y. TowNBa I hereby announce my cr.ndidacy tor county commissioner from Section 4, comprised of Belton, Martin,. Houea Path and Broadaway township ?. Sub ject to ' the rules of .the "democratic party;. _ , , It. D. SMITH, j Better known as "Dick", Smith. , I hereby announce my candidacy for County Commissioner from {Section 4, .comprised- of Belton Honea Path, Martin -and Broadway ' town sh l y ?, subject to the rules of tho.DemocratJc primary.' ? j v '--^ #j J. M. Hollldav. lie ?errant stands for Itself and I will appreciate the votes of the pcpple of this county. WINSTON SMITH, r hereby announce niyself a candi date for the o-'"-5r; of Audi-or C* An derson County subject to the rules of the Democratic party. * It. .WARE AUSTIN. I .twrdjy announce myself a oandU date for the office of Auditor, subject to the rules of the Democratic pri mary J. R..C. ORdFFiN. g U&. i i'i l.i I i F?n U?I7NT? illEASUKER I hereby announce myself a candi date for county treasurer, aubjoct to the rules of the democratic party. . a_J. MERCER KINO. t her?by announce myself a candi? date - for county treasurer, subject to the rules and regulations of the democratic primary. _. _Dr. W. A. Trlpp. I hereby announce myself as a can. did ate for: County Treasurer of An derson county subject to the rules of the Democratic party. ' ) _ JACOB O. BOLUNUER. I hereby announce: myself a candi date for County Treasurer..subject to the rules of the Democratic - primary. _W. A. ELKOD. I hereby announce myself a candi date for Treasurer of Anderson coun ty, subject to the rules of the demo cratic primary. J. LeROY SMITH, j I hereby announce myself a candi date for county treasurer of Ander son county, subject to the rules of the democratic primary. J- A. COOK, I hereby announce myself as a can didate for treasurer of Anderson coun ty, subject to tho rules of the Demo cratic primary. J. J. FRETWELL, JR. I hereby announce myself a candi date for county treasurer, subject to the rules of tho democratic prmiaryJ O. N. C. BOLEMAN. I LEGAL \ - NOTICES j Delinquent Road Tax Notice. All delinquent road tax collectors are provided with an official receipt book, with numbers, and stub numbers attached. Pay no money to collectors unless you .get - the official receipt as above provided for. J. MACK KINO, tf County Supervisor. . -BOOKS OF REGISTRATION , . For Uie convenience of the voters of Anderson.County the hoard of regis tration will meet the following ap pelntments ?o register and renew or transfer, certificates: Pendleton, Tuesday, August 11. . TOW n ville, Wednesday, August 12. .Starr, Thursday, August 13. Iva, Friday, August 1.. Toxaway, August 15, from 9 a. m. to 12 m. . Anderson Cotton mill, August 15. 1 to 4 p. m. W. L. ANDERSON. W: C. BURRISS, P. N. LINDSAY, . Board of Registration of-Anderson County. .. PENDLETON CENTENNIAL. The Farmers' Society Is 100 Tears Old in 1915, , ,; . . ii '; To the Members of the a Pendleton 'F?fSa?roT Society: Th? committee . appointed to ar range : the program for the centen nial celebration next year, desires to make a report to tho society at tho August meeting on Thursday, August 18; 11)14. We are prepared to-submit-a full-program to the society at -that time, ' but In order to - make this cen icun?ai- truiouruiioii a duixcbb, wo muni have, and tho society 'must have, tho hoarty support of every-member. We therefore .urge yon to bo present.at the meeting en Thursday; August 13th, to receive and-discuss, our re ports. ' '? : 'We make special re.iueat not tinl> for your own : attendances hut Ef also ?sk thatv.you-'M1nihjp rM many* nf the men in your scom m r.ni ty a8 ! possible, and get them 'to jo'h the society, and assist In ibIS celebration. > Ybur? very'- truly, ' ] J. h. happer, Chrm. J. (T. STRDS^tNo; H. M.: HUNTER - T. R.' *H3CCPls\fty, ' ^n ,-w. ' h, mills, SkTs'r. VanAXotryr, h - O . A?2: I0; ? 914. ' rt?r? i'i, t:i?m U'J'ii Ush.-- . The Case of X. L. Cantelpo. > V. v .k 1\ ,%\r.ft -, - - The-caae ?f'L.1 ^ ..dop, Texas, is ?lmilar to^hat of .many' others who bayo used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea RemedyJ Ho says^Arter, trying\* doctor"ior several months/ sad nuios 'ii?eriii kind* .of : medicine' for' my; wto :wfe . pad'been^troubled -with '-?ptrroia^ complaint ' tor several ? months, \t bought ???>5c<bdftR> or Criaraberlaina Colle, Chopra, and Diarrhoea Remedy. After ufiing the second bottle She was j entirely cured." For sale by aU deal era/ - - . ' -, ' M W. C. LEE, CHIEF OF POUCEl TO BE SUCCEEDED BY J. ' W* SAMMONS e. m. scott will , be city clerk J. L. Footer, W. A. Clamp and W, S. HaU Wai Be Added to the List of? Patrolmen. Effec iective Sept. 1. It was announced yostordoy morn ing that a meeting of the Anderson city council would be held nt 9 o'clock for the.purpose of selecting certain now officials to servo tho city during the ensuing torm, but when that hour arrived and Aldonsss ?ii?g hod. not returned to tho city, It was necessary to again postpone the meeting. Mr. King arrived'-in the cily yesterday afternoon ?bout (1:30 o'clock and at 7 o'clock tho now council with tho ex ception of Alideu.;an Tatc. had assem bled in tho ChHjuoIa hotel office. Mr. T?te had i con called away from the city.but left with the mayor a sealed ballot. -Mayor Godfrey called the council to ordc at 7 o'clock in the hotel und tho election'was taken up. The fol rowing is u complete list of council's selec tion for the various offices: :J. JG. Barton, mayor pro tcmporo for a term of two years. E. N. Scott, city clerk and treasurer tVtv*> A* 9?f\*wr\ r?f ?'a won v*o G. Gullen' Sullivan city attorney for a term of? two/years. G. B. Walton, auditor for a term of two years-.- ' J. A. Sammonsi chief of police Olln E. Boll captain of police 1 W. W. Drlskell, J. W. Brown, M. M., * * *.* * . * * * * ****** * &Le^ * ir: _, * Items of intercut and Person? *> Wireless op the Si '* * * * * * * * ***** * ' ? :- ',^m t- ' ; ' Many Automobil?" _ j Bel ?g Bought'Here. . Already ranking well aip with | Richland and Greenville counties .in 1 the number of automobiles in ubo In the county! Anderson county bids fair j to pass them all in point of machines if tho present rate 4b kept .up. Ander son automobile dealers simply can't get cars as fast* as they can sell them and If the pr?sent rate Is maintained ? r.inn on foot will soon have n< chance at .all, even out on,a country road. John Sadler has lust brought to Anderson for bis garage a car load of Hupmobile machin?s and these will probably, be sold within tho next few days. Other dealers are equally taxed yo -supply the demand. ' ??? ValiDn? Wao.01 .. Short Duration; Two mules, hitched to a wagon end tied. In the .rear-of Todd'H auto shop, became frightened-yesterday when an automobile was cranked up and tried to run i away. They p~ *e a good jstart and for a second or so it seemed that the wagon ..would be demolished but imals caused'the .wagon to be turned entirely over and.as the bed flew ofT it came to tho ground and struck ru, tho linos, holding them' to ' tail grohhd. Tb|s /stopped the anile:- lu short order und but little damage was! done. C*pL McCoUy WDJ - / Go To 8t. Petersburg. Dispatchos'from-rWaslilngton reach ed Anderson yesterday which Bay that Capt W. 'A, McGuliy, of the United States Navy, has 1 been assigned to duty at St. Petersburg, Russia, and will -leave- for that 1 point within the next few days. The dispatch says that Gapt.- McCulIy's friends in the - navy are all 5STiGu?,OT^?F -this..splendid Bp polo tmoh't HtO -s?rvl?lr^aS'- It will en able the Anderson officer to see some real fighting. Capt McCully has ' nu?TQbfr of friends.,in. thi3. city and county and t hoy will all bo - pleased to learn til at auch .confidence is reposed la. h im by tli e government officials. - T7&" I? Now ?ri?riiWi*t' ' -.' vuariAersen: iWreadj po?bobso* .a,repu-, talion of leading South Carolina1 In a, numbor Of things:but It remained fe' James ^Thompson ; to establish . Ander'. Son'e reputatlorl " as a ; goat-exporting Sftertter/' He. yesterday.' shipped" ; to*. Fv p. qimpiioti. at Toccoa;.aa.;;iwme of the finest Angora gbhts over seen in thfeVj?rl of tie "c^nlr/. They have snky1 wool* which **M ' s? I d to be wort a about S8.?0 per pound and were 'perfect specimens in every 'inspect. l? i*Ts41dHrmt thVtoat^rdslhg ^ihduB try can" fie made very prof ifcable. in this-section. v .:.iT> Wlpv^ ?o Cest^-Ilialp''---. Is Seen Here. . y v &n*)o1 U??<pret?estf?r4ng?-evor dis played m? Anderson is now on exhU ?KUon at tho'jewelry store ofO^H. tB^c'?&''Company. The rrfiK<coat&ins A4be?nUfnl wntf?vqUm?rid?-ami o its sparkling is almost equal, to .that of fthf^wrj day sun, Tfte pri.?v W ft? Payhc. J. W. Whltton, M. J. Alken. M. M. Stuart, C. N. Sdndere. W. C. Suntor (all former ruoiubcrs or the police department); J. U. Foator (new), W. A. Clamp (now), und W. S. Hall (new), patrolmen. All members of the pollco depart ment are elected to servo "during tho pleasure of the mayor and city coun cil." Thos. A. Campboll was rocommend ed by the board of health for ro-oloc ion as.health ofUccr for a tonn of one rear. Tho recommendation was idoptcd. J. C, CIlmer was re-olectod/^is strca )versccr, Tho nowly elected officers will as lumo th Ir duties on September 1st. A committee consisting of Aldcr llarton,v Spearman and Carter, acting with the mayor was. appointed to dis pose of the West Markot street drain natter so that the C. &. W. C. railway can proceed witlt its terminal im provements. Election of officers and drivers and members of the (Ire department was postponed, also cemetery sexton pud assistant sexton, These elections will occur at tho September meeting of the council: Mayor Godfrey announced ho would ?ame the standing committees of the council in the next day or two. it will he ycen from the llBt of those Reeled on tho police force that Pa trolmen James, McClolland and Holt wore de'latod for re-eleclon whilo Chief Lee did not offer for the posi tion again. J. L. Fussier, one of the ucw members of the force Is a car nnnter, as is W. S. Mail who will also becomo a patrolman, whilo W. A. Clump, the third new mcmbor Is now Janitor at the court houBe and- a spec-, ial deputy. Consid?rai do lnttrcst will now sur round the election of a flro chief and the firemen for-the. next term. f. fcjf, * ********** if SPARKLETS * * il Mention Caught Ov,r the *' reels of Anderson * ************** rlngis'-?l,600 ?nd bu-far no Andorron nan has seen fit-lo consider buy lug it. 1 n -o-"?? Orr Wll U i Banning Again. The Orr-Cotton Mill, which ban been closed down tor tho past fort night, started up its machinery again yesterday morning and U_ running on full timo. It is the custom with the. cotton mills of this section to dose down for two weeks during the sum mer "onti-.s and to give their em ployes a vacation, at die same time repairing all of tho mlll'3 machinery and-'gcttlng the plant into shape. Tho people of the Orr cotton mill all had pleasant vacations hut they said yes terday that, thoy were glad to be at work, again. Sickness In The Intelligenter Family. '-Euceknis Adams, the capable fore nan of the mechanical department Tho Daily Intelligencer, Is ill at hia homo on East Orr. H rent. Mr. Adams is'suffering-with appendicitis and is confined to his bed* Theodore B.- Qod. Try, circulation malinger, has buuu from his home in Spartanburg to Ba lada'and is now ill in a hospital ut that point. Friends or these gentle man hope that they may soon be re covered and able to resume their du t'es. ?) - r ? m -o?L. Nom hers Went On The Excursion. Probably more people went from Anderson on the excursion to Wash ington yesterday afternoon then ever before. All told ther--> wore probably 50 or 60 to <mako tho trip; but many of these wont, not. so hineh for 'the excursion, but.to attend - :h-2 Cotton, Congress. Several of Anderson's best known merchants also went on thl.i tMLfn. r.lrnofllnc In rn imv; ,iii?tn?i! nt a little '.later 'Decausc'of the' material saving In railroad far). The > party left this city .promptly at 2:25 ycstc? day afternoon land were announced to reach Washington this morning at 6:80 o'clock. -o?? ?oing Back To V? rtons Colleges. ' The vacation- seasons are fast com ing to a close and Anderson mothers are preparing to send their boys and girls off to ' school. The father does ndt appreciate how much trouble it Is' to a mother. to got her "hopefuls" safely packed up for such .a Journey. The department stores of the city are iVied with jutx?oua purchasers, ex amining all the stocks , and there Is an in ces saut hum of "Do you suppose lack will like this," or "How do you suppose Janet will look in tills ?" All of the colleges Of 'this, section open during the early pr,ri of Septem ber. , v ..?-o Mr. Miner Left < For Contention. Q. 3. Minor,- proprietor o: the Minor Five(and Ten Centa ?tore in-this <lty, and president of the National Associa tion of^Five and Ten Cents stores, hia, tone to 8t. Louis where the .e&secla tfon Is now In session. There will he rtjWt Utorea repr?seHM ?t thhi ^feV*^'^;: '' i '-' ' " * . : > ' Anderson City Is "My Town" Anderson County ,* Is "My County What About Anderson College ? Three-Qnarters of a Century of Consistent Ideals rap \the Training of Young Men and Young Women jt\ time-seasoned institution ordering superior ndvautngcs for tlte tmining of the intellect and the development of character under sound * Christian'; influences. Situated in a quiet college town, educational and religious in : Ilia and atmosphere; influences !<ighly favorable to study. Health conti 1. iiuim unexcelled, ) Buildings equipped and arranged to afford the maximum of efficiency 1 in college work and administration. College Home accommodates seventy | young men. The Wylie Home, a handsome new build ing for young women, p.-ovldea every modem dormitory equipment and convenience. Twenty.acre campus; out-door sports and exercises. Literary and science courses of collegiate standard; B. A. and* M. A. degrees. Library of 10,000 volumes; Laboratories, Observatory, Fitting School. Government based upon an appeal to honor and elf .respect. Free tuition to youp? Indies in Wy lie Home. Expenses for year about $200. * Foi Catalogue AdJres? ' James Strong Moffatt, D. twin* ^iake Your Deposits With ? And Then 5 j ?9f 1 il m Ne Will ;i^nd-. y,ft? Mone? When You Need It. 7armers and Merchants Bank 7armers Loan and Trull Co. : :-Thtf?r^sf?' Pair! ifsnAlT>*?nrtsitR cctlng and the manufacturers doal B especially with these stores will itivea to the meeting. Mr. .Miliar will s away from Ander ion for about oue so Hcnd n. larco numbe of renrcscn dUor faselt F.njoyed The Dny. A. L. Gosrett, editor, of tho Turaloo rlhuno at Westminster, passen iro?gh Anderson yesterday en >uto to his home. Mr. Gossctt had :cn to Westminster, whore ho was no of the guests at the McGcc family ;un!on and ho said that he had never pent a more pleasant day in hin life, r. Gossctt said if yesterday was a implo'of the way alt McCcoo live ho ould like mighty well to be one of t?m. ' . r. Mann Bnck From Meeting. - Rov. arid Mrs. 3. T., Manu have re irncd from Leo and Marion roun - un, where ihey i?ive been engaged ?r the. last three weeks in* cbnduct g a -'series of revival ta?MlttgVtM>? [ann says that his efforts fere at mded with groat success. This week !r. Mann is assisting Rev. N. Q. tright in conducting a meeting at bunt Bethel church. . Both Meeting*. The county candidates ?.ycstsrday ilivrod nddve-vsos at two points, at ie reunion of the pupils of the buntaln Springs school and at the cnlc held at Walker-McElmoyle. It understood that the attendance was rge at both these theel'iigs ?nu: t??t ie candidates bad careful attention, he school reunion was one of the ?t ever held and, the Walker-Mc lmoyle picnic was the' best over Tikes Webb-Is VbltlBg Anderson. Wilkes Wfebb, who holds rcspon ble position in the govern.ucnt s?r ce in Panama, has arrived in Ander m for a /Vfe't ' 16 hla , father, Cv Wi 'ebb, Mr. Webb made the passage i ? British steamer and he says that e.boat' made the entire trip in with it lights, a ,'pecting eyory minute to > fired up in ' by some Gorman ulser. Mr. Vebb will probably be In arge Crowd At (By 'Associated Press.) - - Chicago, Aug. 11.?An increase lu tho market for food supplies becauno of the" European war, Jtoj?jethcjc with charges that fermera and stock rais era aro holding hogs and cattle for further price advances, woro . listed today as causes for a considerable- in cruaso in prices ut which foodstuffs |f$l arc being sold. An investation whether tho prices are justified will bo begun by a Chi cago council committee, wliich, ac cording to Its chairman, will meet with slato omcials, heads of clvtuoi ganlzatlons, oxport economists- and representatives of whp!c3aIo and re tail dealers. "Retail prices aro going up ' no faster than .the. cost of raw anaterlal," said UV?,' Wfiitc, a director of Armour . \?j% & Company today. UAI1 classes 01 moat ore advancing. This \is only nuturt*?- /V because W ore tailed on to live off our own' supply Of cattle and?2&tfa and at tho same I'tno Europe wants 'in buy from as. borne- unabiu aa.yct ; to Import f'.om South America '-and I'^^^mpariBon oT Tctoll meat prices ! nhowa an >lnurcaac since lost week as .. Today. Saturday. Pound steak .25?28c 22c Sirloin Bteak...28 . >2? ?. P?rt?rhouBO .. .-Sil ?Hr Rib roasts . . .28 2# * Porkchops .. .......20 / rU^-l - beiDbt chops ?.... :<?0 ^4? Leg orirfnibu 40 ! Veal steak....:35 . 30-^2 I Slrallnr advances have been med? in the prices of other foodstuffs wi{idn .ton days as follows:'' ,< >,} Now. AugUBt l. Flour, bbl.IC.OO47.00 ' rf 5.o<?$5.75 1 Sugar, lb. ....0-7c 61-2o ; j Eggs, do*. ... .SOc; 2ftc ^ Lemons, doz. . .35.40 . 25c . Retail meat, dealer? blamo -tho wholesalers and a meeting1 of tho United Butchers* .Afiroclauori*\has been called for Thursday.v. ' .. . :, -, _\ ; ' And Seen Nothingi Setter* "Say, did you everrtaic^>^^maa to boy ;wbat ahe wanted\(?&&mftt store - rte camo tot*V y\fa%f?&fU* frequently does?that to. sab returns* to it after she's been to oll Uw.otner stow*/'