The Anderson intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, September 08, 1914, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
EVERYTHING NOW IN Rr.A&i
NESS FOR, THE DAY
IMPORTANT EVENJ
Chamber of Commerce,Hat Issu
ed Statement on Order ci Pro
gram for Stock Show
. With ail the plans complete for the
Coming stock show, which is to be held
in Anderson on September 30, Secre
tary Whaley of the AnderHou chamber
of commerce said yesterday '.ha', the
expects the event to be the biggest
thing of Its kind ever attempted in
_.tills country. He says that ha id more
pleased with the Interest that the far
mers are manifesting in the show-and
he Kays that the attendance will he
very large Indeed.
The following statement has been
issued regarding the show:
Haring Department
The race will begin promptly at 3
P. M. on the North Anderson High
way at North Anderson.
Dr. L. W. Snider, of the Fretwell
Co., who has charge of the same, and
will appoint the official starter and
time-keeper.
Jno. Llnley will make arrangements
' for all persons, in the city and country
.' to see the races. The highway will be.,
especially gone \>ver and arranged
for.
All persons who want to entor the
races must turn their names In to
1 Dr. Snyder or to tlm chamber of
' Commerce by 10,:30 A. .M., ul the day
Of the,races,
No entries1 will be accepted after
that date and hour.
S The races are open to all horses and
ponies, city and country, except that
no horse or pony that has ever raced
on a track will be permitted to en
- ter. There will be no entry fee.
First liuce?Ore Heat Only
One half mile race for ponies.
1st Ptlbe?$5.00 in cash, Coca-Cola
Co., Anderson.
2nd Prise?-12.00 in cash, Thomp
1 son's Shoe Store.
3rd Prize?$1.Rt) Umbrella, Moore
Wilson! Co.
Second Prize?1 Heat Only
One..half mile, gentleman's riding.
' race, frde for all.
1st Prise?$5.00 in cash, J. R. Van
diver;... ', !
2nd Prize?$2.00 In cash, given by
Uncle Dave Taylor.
MT?rd^Prize--Special Prize. W. D. Mc
. '"Cruder..r - ?
The speaking will be over by 12:30,
,wheti the grounds will be thrown open
for plcuie purposes; and,all persona
?kre vre4?ss;ted to bring baskets for the
^same. EVeo ice water will ba served
'by la* North Anderson Co., Cold
Cold drinks, etc., for sale.
??. J>.'. ? Exhibit of Live Stock
This exhibition will begin at 1:30
P. M., and entries for prizes numbers
- 1, 2, .3 upd 4, in. classes A,and B must
be shown In barnos? and exhibited as
SUCh.on th? grounds. .'Unless all such
.entries are so shown', they will bo
: dtequailfted.
Pony Exhibits
- In the pony, con tests, the four prizes
will be divided into Class C-l and ClasB
i' u-2, and two prizes given for best by
t ny ridden by young lady under 16
ij years,of age and two prizes for best
, pony by young man under 15 years
of age. Blue ribbons to all others.
These prises are open to any boy or
girl, within specified age limit, in the
city or county of Anderson.
Farads of Prise Winners
At 4P.M. a pftrade of prize winners
will be hold.
, r.. $ ip.j Pea for Hogs
i Special pens will bo built for ox -
hibltiOhB of hoges. The prize winners
trill not, howover. bo naraded. -
: Special Nettes
' A total of 74 prise? will be given
away, totaling in coat about $000. and
; it will be well worth the effort of any
! farmer or'other person to win).any.of
these prises,
i .Everybody interested in this big
*' mdya.tn ?reat greater interest in llve
! atb?k production should attend! Every
pcw&lble arrangement for the care and
comfort of everybody who comes to
the celt brat ion at -North Anderson
?dll bb. takan.
ft^Jiliffc NOTICE?Special arrange
ments loi your comno ft are being made.
t... fudges
Dr. .'ones j.phsrles of QreenviHe,
Seeld? bs>i :o expert, will bo the Judge
h?rst*, m iles, stallions, and ponies.
] Pror.. . ?. WllliamB bf Clemsoo
college, wi:I he -the judge of the live
stock.
(Jetterai Announcements ,
Open, to aU farmerB and their fami
Iles In Anderson county.
All entries for exhibit prizes, must
be made before 11 A. M. at the head
quarters a^florth Aivderspn, whore all
. rr*"* v."??? T.in im ii-'iu. mo mic?K
jmg.'exhlbition and races,nigrther with
START MADE AT
BETTER PRICES
Anderson People Are Taking To
the Idea of Buying Cotton at
10 Cents Per Pound
ll now a pi tears that Anderson peo
ple are going to we Ironie I tic plan to
buy. cotton from the fanners at tin
r:ite of 1" ? euts per pound, the buy.
iiiK to be done by Individuals and foi
11 ?* purpose of helping with the pr?s
ent serions situation, treated by the
low pri?e of the lleeey staple.
A good .start was made m Anderson
yesterday afternoon when M, N. Pat
terson, one of the city's well known
contractors, purchased a hale ol cot
ton from Samuel K. (Jerrard, paying
him in cents per pound. The bale
weighed Itfii pounds and was ginned
at the Fanners' oil mill.
The plan as to ^all upon every
man, woman and child who hau tin
price to put chase one laic from a
farmer who has not sold any of lilt
new cotton. The bales will he stored
either at the warehouse or at tin
home of the purchaser. lOvery person
who buys a hale will he requested It
give Iiis name and tie- name of tin
farmer front whom lie made the par
chase to (lie chamber of commerce ii:
order that a record of all such cases
may be kept
Tills movement began in Atlanta
several days ago und lias been enthus
iastically endorsed in all sections ot
Georgia. Atlanta citizens have bought
nearly 500 bales in one nud, two bale
lots. It is staled that the movement
has spread to Washington where sen
atois and representatives- from cotton
growiug slates have formed an organ
ization to buy ut least one bale each.
I.erat people who have discussed
the situation believe that 500 bales
can he bought aitliln a very short
time. Only thoBC farmers who hnve
not sold any of this year's erfip will
he considered, autl tiie plan is to buy
only one bale from one farmer at Ifl
cunts.
LAST CHANCE TO
REGISTER NAME
Registration Board Will Be In
Session Today ami Then Duties
Will Be Completed
The Anderson county hoard of reg
istration went Into session yesterday
morning at the court house, meeting
in the ofTlce of the county supervisor,
and during the day the board had all
that is could do. One member of the
hoard said last night that during the
day uUput 200 certificate's, new ones
and renewals'were issued.
Anderson county voters should 'bear
in mind the fact that today is the last
day that the board will be in session
{ind if .the voter1 doer not set his reg
Htrution certificate today he'will'hot
ret oho at nil
[ Tho chairman of the board an
nounced last night that today's1 meet,
ing will be held in the same room in
the court house und that the hoard
will be In session between tho hours
of 10 u. m. and 2 p. m. today. This is
the last chance
GOOD NEWSPAPER MAN IIEKE
M\ Sasseen Comes from Kentucky to
lie With Intelligencer
(Tho Daily Malt.)
Mr. and Mrs. Phelps Sasseen and
children have arrived from Henderson,
Ky., to make Anderson their home.
Mr. Sasseen lias been connected with
the Henderson Daily Gleaner as ad
vertising manager for some time, and
vi 11 hold a similar position with the
Anderson Intelligencer. He is an ex
perienced newspaper man and will be
quit an addition to Tho Intelligencer
force. For the present Mr. and Mrs.
Sasseen are stopping at the Hotel
Ohlquola, but they have secured a
use, No. 612 jtorth McDuffle, street,
and win hagin hnnnekaening In the
next few,days. Both of them are al
ready delighted with Anderson, and
the people here whom , they have met
ore delighted with them.
LOCAL DEALERS
FILED PROTEST
Anderson Bottling Concerns Tele
graphed Objections To Wash-'
ingtcti In Re Stamp Tax
That" Anderson's bottling indus
tries , and the various proprietors .of
those establishments aro very, much
opposed to any s'amp tax being levier
on bottled goods & Indicated in no
uncertain manner uy a telegram
which tho Anderson men sont to Sen
ator B. It. Tlllman In Wellington yes
terday. It Is (understood Huit the bill
in abotU to become a taw which will
yrovido for a tax to be lovied on nil
cold drinks and when this* fact be
came known a storm of protest arose
from' tho dealers here oi the various
? .immer drinks. They, claim tliat such
an act will be ruinous- to their busi
ness and Indicated that sentiment in
the following telegram:
Anderson, S. O.. Sept. 7, 1914.
Hon. B. B. Tlllman,
Washington. D. C
We protest against stamp tax on
cold drinks^. It will practically riihi
our b?s>|neas and Is n grors discrim
ination against the poor man nnd mot
ion mill employee. Kindly in. e
efforts to . defeat such, legisla'
Ralph J. Ramer, Pres. S.C.. Bo.;: ,.
Association;
Toca-Cola ..Company.
Superior. Bottling Works.
I. P. Catlett, Bottler.
Blue r.ildge Ice Company. Bottlers.
[Thero-Cola Co., A. P.. ?pence, Pres.
t 1? 1 .-.
Livestock Special Agent, Southern
Railway, Greensboro, N. C.
Organization of commission to out
line plans and map.out,details.for tho
1015 Grain Festival, Furman Smith,
presiding. . r
LUTHER GAINES PLACED IN
JAIL HERE
SHOT BUD EARLE
Physicians Say That Wounded
Negro Is In Critical Condition
and Will Probably Die
Alter chasing Luther (laines, a no
gro, ovi . 150 miles Sunday afternoon
itid Smiduv nixlit, Sheriff Ashley
Itp 'nope of netting the negro himself
..<i 1.. f-.in i<? spread I!,e descriptions
of ils?? "i mi the other towns II?
reeeivc?? a telegram yesteHny Ihn:
?niiie: had ix--.? captured iiy the po
lice i:i Lnvoii a. <Li und Deputy Slier
ifl' Williams wont to the Meorglu town
yi\ cured l!'e tie;;r?..
In a 1.i:N up near Snow Hill church,
between Townvillu and Pair Play,
Caines chot : - neuro named "liud"
| Karin Saturday night. The negroes
mi) ho<-n holding n ii?h fry and ai a
late hour the two principals in the case
got Into an altercation, (laines is al
leged to have left the place and gone
11<? a near-by farm house, where he
broke ia und stole a shot gun. and
ic'tiirnint; the lish fry ho lired the
! weapon, the entire load taking effect
j in Kurlc'tt back. The negro Is in a
1 iritical 1 (.iid'tlon.
! ,\o \ ci ii was received in Anderson
?f the unair until late Sunday after
noon und Sherifi' Ashloy then started
On thiine'ri irull. He followed hin:,
I going by aittouiobile. lor over 150
Hilles, iruveihig all night, but gave up
the chase yesterday morning about
daylight.
The wounded negro was brought to
the Anderson county hospital and the
attending physicians say that he is
seriously wounded * and that he will
probably die.
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Iva, Sept. 7.?The annual meeting
of the Good Hope .Memoria1 associ
ation will he held at Uie old church
next Friday, the 11th. J. I.. Sherard
of Anderson w.ll del 1 vor the memorial
address. All 'JKMnljo/s und triemls
uro. urge' to bo provxii on Mils: occa
sion, and bring well filled biusktls, as
a picnic dinner will be served.
miss Sy.lveue ?lroA and brother of
Anderson, are spending the week bore
with their aunt, Mrs. J. A. McAllis
ter. .
Mrs. W, R. Lewis and daughters.
Missos Hertlm and Lillian arc spend
ing a fow days with relatives in Tue
capau.
Mr. Clem MeGee of AnderEon was a
on a short visit last week to hb? moth
er. Mrs. M. J. McOee.
.Members of tile Civic Improvement
association are asked, to .meet in the
Iva HigV school building.on the 17th.
Bustnesr/ of importance la to be
transacted.
Messrs. Clauda Mu3t?:rx nr.d K?mest
McCowan of Mountain Creek tptut
Sunday here with l'rlettds
ney and Williams ton :
Messrs James Skelton and Clifford
Bowie of Hart well, Qa., were in town
a Tew days go.
Miss Mettie Herron of Storevllle was
the guest a few days ago of her friend
Miss Lu la Kin ley.
Mrs. James Simpson and children
of Anderson are visiting at the home
of Mr. II. S. Shurard.
Miss Minnie Gnlley has returned to
her home after spending.several days
in Atlanta with relatives and wa4|
accompanied home by her little niece,
Ma line Widows.
, Rev. J. Frank Ligon of Columbia
will preach !n the Presbyterian
church here next Sunday morning and
evening.
Miss Pearl Galley lett this morning
to spend sometime In Atlanta with rel
atives.
Mrs. Robert Dacus arid little son,
Robert of Greenville are the guests
of Mrs. W. T. A. Sherard.
Mr.'Tom Baskin of near how ml ca
vil le was a business visitor here on
Wednesday.
Monday.
Miss Louise Cunningham of Lown^
desville is the guj?8t ot her cousin.
MIsb Georgia Belle Uaskin.
Mr. and Mra. J. C. Jones spent
Sunday and Monday'with the former's
parente. Mr. and Mr?. J. Morgan
Jone of Ever/reen.
Rev. R. H. Bh-v'ss wit' conduct a
serlos ot meetlntt* in the First itr.ptlst
church !ie.*3 begtVcVnj Monda? M*i,t
and a". ?iiJ?be."} of tho other denom
InaCoiVj MV ?orliiliv ;i.- :ic-l to at
tend thcao services.
Mrs. g us Hall and children have
returned home from a week's visit to
hor.parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Mar
t.n Oi Senecu.
.'Mr.. Preston Adams left this morn
ing for La timer to accept a position
in the atore of brother-in-law, Mr.
Chunk McAllster.
Mr. James Simpson of Anderson,
spent the week-end hore with relatives.
Misa Carrie Schrimp of ! Storevtyln.
ha3 returned home after a short visit
to her dater, Mrs. S. H. PInlov.
Messrs. Orr Cllnkscalcs and Orr
Moschine of Lowndesvllle were vlslt
- fh town Saturday.
" a many friends of Mrs T. R.
?v. who was carried to the Kniet h -
Hospital In Anderson last weekJ
will be glad to learn<that ohe Is fast
recovering from b?sr operation.
Mr. Walter Sherard of Abbeville,
spent Sunday bore with relatives.
Mr. Carlton Watt spent Saturday
aight and Sunday hoi c .?ritS lhts pa
rents.
Mrs. Annie Sadler .has returned
from a weir's visit to her brother,
Mr. n. Ii: Sadler of Pcndleton.
Mrs. V. C. Sherard\left last week
Tor an extended visit to Seneca, GaaT
ANDERSON READY FOR THE
ELECTION
GREAT INTEREST
Vot??rs Lined Up by Candidate?
For Few of County Offices To
Be Filled Now.
Tlie people of Scutii Carolina will
todav make their Choice between Ma
jor John ?. Richurtts of Liberty Mill
iml lllcbnnl i. Manning of Sumlcr for
governor. At the same time a Lieu
iiam-G'ovornor will l>c elected and
a railroad eommlsslcner. In Ander
son county four commissioners w.il be
1 diesen and a treaKiiror will !>. elect
d. Fred H. Doriiinick and Wyult
Alken will be the two candidates to
bn voted Tor for congress. Three ad
ditional member.', ot the House will be
elected.
In accordance with the law, I he
county candidates all tiled their
pledges yesterday of campaign ex
penses of the candidates during the
two weeks elapsing between the lirst
primary and the second election. Tho
following is the complete list:
It. D. Smith.$7.S8
jj. It. Culbertson.7.9i;
Rltfust Kant, Jr.*.14.80
I It. A. Sullivan.4.4?
t.J. M. Ilollidav.4.7f>
I W. A. Trippe.5.20
Sam M. Wolfe.5.05
C. F. Martin.22.80
11. A. Foster.8.30
Oscar L>. Oray.9.00
Asa Hull. Jr.,.7.10
Mack King.20.00
J. Lawrence McUec.1.85
.1. H. Hutchison.2.90
J. II. lluncock.:. H.25
W. W. Scott.3.00
People in Anderson are greatly In
terested In tho race for governor und
both Richards and Manning claim
that they will carry Anderson county.
I In the county races, great interest
i surrounds the race for the House of
Representatives. Three men were el
ected in the lirst primary and the sec
ond" race today will result In the'?e
maining three being chosen.
The Intelligencer baa made arrange
ments for furnishing the returns and
with tho assistance of the managers
of the various precincts it is hoped to
give the information promptly.
FALL COURT IS
NOW IN SESSION
.t.
Judge Meminmger Opened Ses
sion Yesterday Morning Bp*
Anjourned Account Holiday
Tito fall term of the court of general
sessions for Anderson county con
vened yesterday morning wt|h Judge
Memminger presiding and the other
court olfi.cials-.4n their respective
places. Immediately after court was
opened yesterday his honor announced
thnt no cases would be tried during
that day, because of the fact that Mon
day, Sept. 7. Ib labor day and a legal
holiday. Adjournment was had until
this morning.
There is some doubt about whether
there will ? an session of court to
day, owing lo t.ie fact thnt it is election
lay, but the Jurors have not been ex
cused nnd -t is. probable that court will
today begin Rs two-weeks grind.
Chamberlain's Liniment
If you a.re over troubled with aches,
pains or soreness of the muscles, you
will appreciate the good qualities of
Chamberlain'3 Liniment. Many suf
ferers from rheum;.Hum and sciatica
have used it with the, best results. It
is especially valuable for lumbago,
and lame back.. For sale by all deal
ers.
FIRE M5?R?Y?D
MUCH FEED STUFF
- . .
Quantity of Fodder and Hay
Went Up ht Smoke When Capt.
Sullivan's Barn Was Burned
t As the people of Williamston were
returning to their i homes. Sunday
morning, following, the .'fire which de
itroyed the city hall at that point,
they noticed another, blaze and with
in a few minutes' Capt. O. W. Sulli
van's large barn was ip' flames Be
*ore anything could be done to' save
tho building tho. b?rn was a roaring
furnace and a, few minutes later an
other small 'outbuilding caught from
the barn and this tap .was burned.
Capt. Sullivan aucceedea In saving
all of his stock before' the roof of .the
building fell in, but'h?' lost 2.000 bun
dles of fodder, twenty tons of pe?vlne
hny and a large .crbp bf oats. It la
understood that Mr; Sullivan carried
only a small amount of insurance on
the buUding* but nothing liko . its
worth. i-Iis loss will be very heavy
In spot king of the flre, Capt. Sulli
van said yesterday that tho only ex
planation he could think of was spon
taneous . joutbusldn. as the fire could
hardly hsive any other origin at that
tiour of the morning. ' V ,
' Diarrhoea 4)a!efcly Cared.
"My attention was- first called to
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy as.much as twelve
years ago. At thaV time t '-was se
riously ill wltli summer complaint
One dose of this remedy'checked ,the
trouble," writes Mrs. 0- W. Florence.
Hockficld, ind. For sale by all deal
srs.
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V Items of Interest and Personal Mention Caught Over the *
* Wireless on the Streets of Anderson *
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MI** l,i??4'i? W'Pn
Good Scholarship.
Alis:; Kate La Boon, who lives u few
miles' west of che city, has ibcea
awarded a four year scholarship in
Wtnthroi) College. The scholarship
s one of four, given eacli year 1$ the
Sont h Carolina Federation of Wo
men's Clubs. Miss 1-aBoun's friends'
were congratulating'her yesterday on
the splendid showing she made when
the^examination wa? held
Two Sermons
Were Splendl
Congregations at the First Daptist
Moved Family
From Augitstu,
Mrs. C. L. Burkctt and children ar
rived in the city yeaterday from Au
gusta, Ga., id will make their home
here. Mr. ll.'urkett is tlie . Associated
Press operat ,r on The Intelligencer
and has be< n in Anderson for some
months. For u few days Mr. and Mra.
Burkett will he at the Chhmola ho
tel.
School Children
Being Enrolled.
Do/ens of mothers appeared yester- |
Iday at the otilce of E\ C. McCants, au
cliiirch or Anderson heard two splen-1perintendent of the public schools, and
did,sermons Sunday. These were registered their young hopefuls for]
preached by Dr. ?. M. Poteat and his the coming session. A number of
son. K M. Poteat, Jr. Dr. Poteat j them went to the chamber or com
spoke to a well filled church Sunday (mere* rooms by mistake, instead of to j
morning and his effort was one or the [Mr. McCants'.office. The superintend,
best tha? Anderson people have ever ent is well pleased with the enroll
honrd. The sermon delivered by his nient thus- far and he says that he
I son Sunday night was equally as good! is expecting ? banner year.
uid \i derson people felt that theyj -o
were fortunate in being able to secure, TJon Band Is
[these two gentlemen for even one day.j To Furnish Music*
Porter A. Whaley of the Anderson |
chamber of commerce announced yes
terday that he had secured the Zion
bnnd of Pendleton to furnish the
music here on .livestock exhibit day.
September 30. ?This lb' a splendid
hand' itd the people of the city are
looking for^ardi;to their .appearance
hereUwith.-f?busiderable picotera,
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l.jibor Day Was
Observed Here.
Vcb'terday was labor ua:- ?*ul the
national holiday created no celebra
ion in Anderson and but little atten
Lion was paid here to th? day. The
banks of the city were closed and' the
poiitoflice was closed but there was
no celebration held. The fall termof
the court of general sessions was
opened by Judge Meminingcr but an
adjournment was had within a few
minutes on account of the day being
H holiday,
Selllnu Tickets
For Al's Minstrels.
Seats went on sale yesterday at
the Anderson ollice of the-Piedmont &
Northern line railway for the appear,
ance in Greenville of At Fields 'mins
trels. This is the first 'show of the
season for Greenville and the'first at
aactlon that Anderson' people have
had an opportunity of attending and
ioubtlcss the party- to 'go from this
city on September 14 will be large.
Low rattfs will be offered by the P. &
X and if the reservation reaches a
large number it is possible that a
special train will be run: "
Directors Will
Hmc. Meeting Today. ' r
Anderson men on the bdard of di
rectors of the Piedmont & Nbrthura
Une will go to Greervllle''tIll's after
noon to attend n meeting of tt board
Which will he held At Chick Sp
tonight. There are 35 directors of Hie;
electric road and three or- fcvV;ofi
these live in Anderson: It* i?' ui
A tiood BH1 <
At The Bijou
The attraction playing this week at.
the BljbU'theatre promises to bo the
best that IV'anager Brittow ha* yes
brought to the city. TW vaudeville'
acts are clean and moral in every
sense of the word and natrons of the
popular amusement plac-*. said last
night that the:' appreciated Mr. Bris
tow's bringing such compe.nies to An
derson.
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Sam Crawford's triple was right
there fo~ Detroit yesterday.
. Cravath j*ot another, horn::r yonder
day, winning ? game for Phllulel
dclphia. ., ?.
Mat'hewson was in fine form yeatrtrti
day afternoon until the last irifitrig!
and lost the morning game to Boston.
He gave up l2 hlta-and-Rhdotr/h"il .
4
stood that a ypecfal dinner 'Wia.W.-'Battory-for-Stt-I^trrs iNatf?'nkis ?yY<s
tcday. Doak and Wingo!
ft P.
They won.
?~S?oM|r*ai got in bQa wflth thO&s-^j
ton fans and there wan a.near lint.
Mayor Curley wont Out'on tha jfldld'.
served tonight for the directors' meet
!"C arid the cccislon will' probu
be very pleasant. ' .''
Sunday Ontlngs
Were Pleasant.
Andersoin people a:tending .the
band concert at WiHiamstcn Sunday,
afternoon say that they spent n^voiy*
pleat-ant day at Wllllatnaton^Springs.
The efowd grows' larger, every Sun
lay and tlioie wore probably moro
aecplc In att*nd?.nc?' ??? tue concert
In?.t S,'>cd?.v thsn had 'bsc" attracted
to that place before A number of
Anderson people' also went to. High
Shoals Sunday and spent the day,
while others went to Chick Springs,
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County Board t6
Meet Tomorrow. " '
T?e regular monthly'meeting of the
county board of commissioners will
iot be iicld today, although, this is the
first Tuesday In the month and the
day for the meceting to take pace.
The change In this meeting was due
to the fact that today is election day. WaUGr Johnson returned to fprml
md ai' lhc membors of the board have ! yeeterday and in a l3-fbMnggame?deJ
Boston and New York remain*, un-?|
changed in *tb'e: smiming. . -:j :f. : }
. Slocn, pitching for Cleveland, won I
"his own giwu? With ? singie^ipNthe mm
inning, and then went in arid'won the
second game. r"
Tris Speaker, Boston American, got
another homer yesterday, .winning this
gam*:. Joe Wood, one time hero,
was chased out of the game by the um
pires.
Paul Fittery, formerly of Anderson, !
was the star of the Central league tins !
yoar. He was broke Into the National
league Monday with Cincinnati, yield
ing but 6 hlta to Chicago, but losing
the game 3 to 1. .
variotir duties to .perform in connec
tion- with the election it1 was deemed
best to postpone the meeting until.'
torriovrow. It will be held Wednesday
In the office of J. Mack King. ,<jquriiy
?uparvlsor. *j Y
..?' '.-'ii'itfil ? ? .'t f
Farmers Hold '
. Surplus Co'ton. |[r
A'i?w hales of' h?w cotton werb; re
ceived' In . Anderson yeeterday. .- ami
placed op the laical market. -' It is' said
tliat.the cotton is opening all oVer^tho
county at a very rapid rate and that
farmers are having their hands full
In getting it picked! .One of the lo
cal uiiaiiiOsM men said yea'.erduy
that the' farmers are selling ...about
from what he can see, he es time tes
ono-thlrd of what they are nicking
and the remaining two-third^ goes to
the warehouses. ,
Llveslock Men
Here Yesterday
J O. Williams and Paul -H. Calv.a
both from the livestock depnrtmopt of
Clemson College, came to Anderson
yesterday, and - spent tho day ip . \ hla
city, working among thei. livestock
raisera and.considering thosituntlon.
The two gehtlemen aay that. thw jire
going to ^end every. possible , assist
ance towarti making tho coming live
stock, exhibit, in Anderson" a succes?
spd. they say that they expect the
show, to have a good effect .on stock
raising in this county.
.". _Or- .
Anderson Seed
ilo h Alabama*
As evidence of the fact that people
in, other istates are beginning ,to-. re
cognise tho euperlortry or Anderson
Etoods, Furman 8m,l?'b. the seedsman,
yeeterday received an -oiaer from. a
plenter iln Alabama for 100 bushels
t>f burr clovor seed. Tdr. Smith ^wpepts
;o makd the shipment within the no>xt
lay oi* (so and he says that Alabama
heople Will be: impressed 'whon-. (t)ey
see th?l result of th.:j\ planting An
lersph farmers are also';oeginning ,to
rs to ^pjaht oth
feated New York.
Boston- -Nationals- -won- Saturday's,
game, tying - .New lYd'rli--for ihe- leadv
Boston -puTchaBed' JPiteh'?FiHugh?B" *of
the Rochostor, N. Y , ,club, whp. has
w.on 20 otiit pit 24 games, y/.?- ' _
I Falleenberg/wHm torvi.?indianai?o!i81
Fodara?. ? ft V? . U-J> . t ..."
& v ? -V gr ?&V
Savannah has won three and Al
bany 2. .in the post seasoa cr,arapion-|
ship in the Saille. , '
>*ery best? seeds.
Nap Rucker Held 'New York Nat
ionals down .to 1 run In the second |
game of a double header.
XABOK IiAY~GAMES
: : ,-. ' ?
American League.
New York 11-8; 'Boston M.
Washington .1-7; Phlladelpbla 0-8.
Detroit 8-3; Chicago 7-0. First game |
12 Innings. .
Cleveland 4-6; t. Louis 3-2. First |
game 15 innings, -- - - . -
National-League.
Pittsburg 4-2; 8t Louis T-.l.
Boston 5-1; New York 4-10. >
Chicago 3-3; Cincinnati'2-L -
Philadelphia 7-7; Brooklyn 4-6,
& Federal Ltr*gne.<
Brooklyn 4-11; Pitts frurg ^-8. '
Buffalo fl-2; BalUKore 8 0
T.ndlenapolis fcS; (L'hlcag? C-3.
Kauens Clty-8t; Loui?r, rain.
Southern League.
Memphic 7; Montgomery 6 18 In
nings.
. Atlanta 11-10; Mobile 3-1.
Chattanooga 2-6; New Orleans 8-5.
Birmingham 7-6:.'Nashville *e.
North Careiiiw League.
Charlotte 8-3; Ashevillo l*i
Winston 4-4; Greonahoro 0-2.
rjiirham 1-2; R?le?gh 5r9.
- Savannah ."flets Kag.
Albany. Ga.,,S#pL. .7.?fiavannah tor
day w?n th? 'pennant in the South
Atlantic league by?.defeating Albany
4 tog in the .sixth game of the post
reasop ; portos * between .the . portaant
rmers are
realize that Jt pays to filant other
ihings thhn cotton, andXo use only the- winners in tl\e flrst apd eq?ond, hqlttof
tho season.
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR COUNTY, SUPERVISOR.
I hereby announce myself a. ennui
date for county supervisor, subject to
the Democratic primary.
J. MACK KINO.
I hereby announce myself s candi
date for supervisor of Anderson coun
ty, subject- to the rules of demeur?t ic
primary. ?. F. MARTIN.
REPRESENTATIVE.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for House of Representatives
from Anderson county, snbJLt to the
rules of the democratic party. f
OSCAR D. GRAY.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the. House of Representatives
from Anderson county subject to the
rules of the democratic primary.
RUFUS PANT, JR.
I hereby announce myself a caudl
late for the House of Representatives
for Anderson county, subject to the
rules of the Democratic primary.
ASA HALL, JR.
I am a candidate for the. lions'} of
Representatives from Anderson coun
ty, I will.abide'lite rules-of {{the prl
jinW.'- ft ; if PftM#OLFB.
". ;: I,-v'j1 r).]\ !;.; QTm if
',1 ihdreby announce,-.utyself.h. candi
dat^;-for ye^eserJtatiVfl5 rec^n. Ander
son county subject to* the rules of the
democratic primary.
' J- H. HUTCHISON.
FOB COMMISSIONER.
District No. 2.
R. A. Sullivan of Fort township is
hereby announced for commissioner
for Section Two, comprising ' Fork
Rock Mills, Pendleton and Contorville
; townships.
1 hereby announce myself a candi
date for Commissioner, from District
No. 2, comprising Pendleton, Hock
Mills, Fork and Centorville town
ships. Subject to the rules of the dem
ocratic primary.
JOHN R? CULBERSON.
District No. a.
I. hereby,.announce myself a candi
date, for county, commissioner for the
thfcrd. suction, consisting of- Garvin
llitc
fnsbi?s,TJSMtiJect ;to the action
emberatfc \primary
H. A. FOSTER.
I herebyv announce jnyself a Candi
da .for .Commissioner of [Third Sec
I tiori I JcahsJstlng^Pijl jlrtWRllamston.
Brushy Creek, Hopewell and Garvin
Townships/--subjeot?to--the-rrules of
the Democratic primary.
. - - - Wi: A/, ff?#rry) SPfi?RMAN.
. L hereby announce my candidacy
for county commissioner from Section
4, comprised of Belton, Martin, Honea
Path and Broadway townships. Sub
pfrtyH *1^0^f^S^
Better known as "Dick", Smu,,.
,"viJt?-'>** 1' 'V *'K
I '"hereby^ 'announce my ! chndtdacy
ifor County .Commissioner from Sec
tion 4,; comprised bf Belton, Honen
Path, Martin and Broadway town
ships, subject to the rules of the
Democratic primary..
J. M. HOLLIDAY.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for county treasurer, subject to
the rules and regulations of the dem
ocratic primary.
DR. W. A. TRflPP.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for county treasurer, subject to
the rules.of the democratic primary.
. ! G. N. G BOLBMAW.
CONDENSED PASSENGER^SCHEU
Ut?ft JPIEDMONT AND NORTH.
IERN , RAILWAY COMIMN Y,
TT Effective Aogpst 16, Hfl.
: Anderson,'8. C.
m
Arrivais r Departures
No. 31 7.45 a, m.No. .30 6^0 a. m.
NO. 33 9,40 a, m.No 32 8.20 a. m.
No x35 11.35 a. m.No. 34 10.25 4k m.
No. 37 .1.35 p. m.No. 30 ii j?0 S- nt/
No. 3ft 3:80 p. rn.No. 38 2.10 p. <tm
No. 41 ?& p. K>.No 40 $30 p. m.
No. 43 f?.55 p. m.No.x42 4.45 p. m.
Np, 45 ,*.16 p.,m,No. 4* &45.p. m
,Np.' 47; 11.15 b; ;,m.%: 46 ipfo'ip. m.
(x?Limited train ) A ( ,
C. V. PAL?IER,
General Passenger-Agent. '.
^ I_jj^.'; '.'(.
CHARLESTON & WESTER!? CARO
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promptly given. ^
E WILLIAMS. O. P. A. *
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Anderses. 8. C, ' ,