The Anderson intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, September 11, 1914, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
OGOOOOOOOOOOO
o SPECIAL SESSSIOF
o ?
o Governor Blj'use
o sued a proclamation c
o of the general asseml
o of October to pass rei
o reference to the cottc
o
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Sam M. Wolfe I
To The i
A'rter upending oil day lu counting
the vote cast for W. W. Scott and
Sain M. Wolfe for tho general as
sembly j the county democratic execu
tive commit leu Thursday evening
at li o'clock, completed and reported
that by u majority of; 31 votes Mr.
Wolfe had received the Humiliation..
Thitt was one of tho tribal Interest
ing races in the history of the county.
Tuesday night it appeared quite cer
tain that Mr. Wolfe would be the
puiidunc, but two belated boxes on
Wednesday morning gave Mr. Scott a
lead of 21 voles, which appeared to be
(trial.
When the executive committee met
yesterday the vote wus tubulated und
the Corner box showed a disorepency.
Scott really reclved but lit votes there
although hp bad been credited in the
unofficial returns as were put down
on the table:; with 48. This pulled
Mr. Scott down 35 votes, giving Mr.
Wolfe a n>ad of 0 Voles in the tabu
lation .
Whole Vole Kern un ted.
As the result of Ibis announcement,
Mr. Scot I request ed a recount uf the
whole vote, ballot by ballot. Tills re
quired ;t long time and the result was
that Mr. Wr.lfe received a majority of
31 votes. He gained 49 and lest 4 and
Mr. Scott gained 2S anil hmt 8, a net
Rain of 25, which added to Mr.
Wolfo'a lead of. 6 votes left the latter
the nominee for the sixth place on the
ticket by 31 votes. . . -
In only 1G boxes In the county were
no errors found. lu the remaining
3S hexes there were errors'in the tal
ly sheet kept, by the managers of the
boxes.- It was a Ioiir tedious pro
cess, hut eemed to show the need or
absoluta accuracy us to each individ
ual billot. Tho changes were as fol
lowti:
Cains
Wolfe?Ward 1. 3;Ward'5. i; Delton
miil 2; Bfrhadaway 1; Cedar Grove 1;
Cox mill. I; Fork 4; Kork-No. 3.1;
Friendship 1; Honoa Path 1; Hun
ter's Spring 1; Iva 5; Long Brauch 1;
Martin 1; Orr Mill 2; I'elzer V, River
side 2; Rock Mills 2; Sandy Springs,
6; Starr, 3; Three and Twenty, 2; To
noy.Crook l; Wcat Savannah 2. To
tal 49.
Scot?Ward 3, 1; Ward 4,2: Delton
4; Delton Mill ?; Campbell's Store. 2;
Cox Mili, 2; Fork, No. 2, i; Loug
nranch 1; Martin 1; Orr Mill 2; Pen
dle.fon 1; Pelzcr 2; Pclzer No. 4. 1;
Piedmont 1: Plorcclown 1; Rock Mills
1; Sandy Springs 1; WllihuuBtou No.
2, 1. Total 28.
Looses
Wolfe--Urogon 1 ; Crnvtonvillc 1 ;
Kivn Forks. 1: Gluck L Total 4.
Scott?Ward 5, t; Rroadaway 1;
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o _ NO AI
o In reply to a request bv tl
?? 24 hours to bury their dead ;
.> French authorities, arc report*
o "We grant you that time to ge
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i Personal j
^ (From Thursday's Daily.)
Col. E. L. Campbell of the Eure
ka suction was in th? city yesterday on
business.
W. it. Tabor of tho Greenville office
of, the Southern railway, was In An
derson yesterday. .. s
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Ruf in? Chnmblee,
of Andefnon It. F. D., were in tho
city- yesterday. ?
A. 3. Fant of Delton was amahs
the business visitors to spend yester
day In the city.
Mrs. Fannio Adams of Charlotte,
has arrived lb the oity.for a visltto
friends. - ,
George Rogers of. Greenwood waa
In. the city it fow hours yesterday on
business.
Clyde Green aud-Frank Mattison
have" returned to D-lton after a; short
stay iii A??a?r5??n.
L. C. McPhall of the Hopewcll
'fieetlon waa ambnij tho i vitHurs to
spend yesterdayJn the city.
j. .f. Brow.nlee, a w?ll known plan-,
Vr of the county, waa in Anderson
yo'ftorday.
W. Frank McGee of Iva, speut a few
heurs in the '. city yesterday on hpai
nosi. v
c. .W. Fant of Hie firm, Casey &
fiaiiiS architects left yesterday f or
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o
? OF LEGISLATURE o
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Thursday night is- c;
ailing an extra session o
ily to meet on the 9th o
medial legislation with o
in situation o
? 3.000000 oo oooooo
Uected
ieneral Assembly
Oregon i ; Flat Rock .2; FrankviUe 1;
Three and Twenty 1; Wlllanistou 1.
Toli S.
v No ('hanget
Ward H; Ward 6; Bishop's Branch;
Howling Greeii; Brushy Creek; con
crete; ?'orner; Chiquola, Grove
School; Hull; llopewcll ; Ml. Tabor;
North Andunibn; Towiivillv; Walkor
Mcttliuoyle; White Platuu.
The Final Vole..
The total vote after the recount,
wnj? an follows: Scott 3.64?; Wolfe 3.
USti. Before the recount <and accoitl
ingvto the oflicial tabulation, it was
Scott 3.627; Wolfe 3.6.'!:'.. Mr. Wolfe
came within 7 vole? of Mr. Hutchin
son, whoso vote also might have been
larger, .1f it had bcflU recounted/"
Tho Oftirlal Kvsilii
The oflicial reinill:i for all the can
didates were na follows:
For Supervisor
J. M. King ...".ODS
C. F. Martin.3,196
For Trca^nrcre
v G. N. C. Boleman .3,720
W. A. Tripp ...3.3SS
For House of ItcprcHontatlTCH
Rufus Fant. Jr. .. 1.3,926
Oscar D. Cray.3,080
Asa Unit, .Jr.3.282
.1. II Hutchison *.3.6S7
W. W. Scott.3.649
S. M. Wolfe.3.680
Four candiddtcn received a majority
of the votes.
For CoinmhslonerB.
Di?lrict No. I. t
J. Lawrence McGee.4.137
J| II. Hancock .. . .. 2 999
DIrirlrf No. ii.
J. R. Culbertson.4.164'
R. A. Sullivan.2.963
District No. 8.
W. A. Spearman.3>91
II. A. Feeder.3,276
District No. 4.
R. Hick Smith ...4.282
.?. M. Hnliidoy.2,839
For Stale Offices
The tabulation of vote3 for congress
and fnr state offices resulted as fol
lows: , -
For Congress
->Wyatt Aikcn .. .3.660
F. H. Donilnlck .. .. ,. .'. 3.419
For Governor
Richard I. Manning.3,684
Jno" H. Rlcharda .. _ . . 3.471
For Lfeutennnt Governor
A. .T. B?thea '.3,462
R. V. Kelly.3^?8
Fcr Railroad Commissioner
Forlner.3.490
F. M. Shealy ... 3.660
Mr. Manuing'H majority in the
county was reduced by the -tabulation,
but he carried the county by 213
votes. t
o o o o o o o o o.o.o.o 0 0.6-?
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RM tSTICE o
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be Germans for an armistice.of o
iniLcare lor the wounded the o\
id to h?ve, sent this message: c
t out of France." * o
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)000 oo ooo o o oo o o o o o
Now York city wucre h?, goes on bu?
inesn for the firm. Ho expects to b?|
gono about two weeks.
Misa Carrie McCuen has returned
I from Greenville where Ghe has been,
[visiting'.friends.- '. .. , f
Magistrate W. 1?. .Bell of Iva,
[tpeiit, pa?t of yesterday in. tho city.
John A. Horton, one of Helton';! well
known huolnc36 men, was in Anderson
:yc3tordty.
Miss Ella Avery left yesterday foi
Williunetoii, /where ol?o will spend a
I part of the winter. .
"Mrs".1 Janio Warren and son, Jamw
jKhox have returned to Elb?rton, Ga;?|
Inf ter. visiting frlohrts in Hie cUyv
It;: Mr. andMrs. F. II. Vaacp bt valut?
'fia arrived in .Hie City, yesterday to
jislt. Mrs. S. W. Vance.
rrttc Hicknfan and'Willie McGco o'
Starr Tfnre In Andorsbn yesterday for
a few bourn. ...
'< Tom WUherrfpuon of tho Robert!
lection woro In Anderson ' yesterday
Toft a-fet* b?tira.
. Henry Martin of Liberty'wan "on.
:? Ilm visitors to spend' yesierday it -
tho city,
Diarrhoea - 1T*jhedy.
advised ?io 'hoys' whort they en
?fltod for tho, Spanish', war'ifb :takr
'.hamr^gflaln.'s Colic, Cholcf'V. and
ilarrhooa Remedy with them, end
'mvo received many thanks for the ad
dee iglv?h^ writes 3.^ H. Hotighland,
?ldon, ?owa. "Ko person. Whether
in? or at homo should - be wlth
COMPL ? OUTE)
FINAL SESSION FOR NEXT
TWO YEARS -
Ito pay managers
I Executive Committee Yesterday
eciddti On Pay for Election
Managers, and For Secretary
The Anderson comity Democratic
Executive committee held its final
; session yesterday afternoon aud ui
iG o'clock took an adjournment. The
work of thin comtnlttc t;? completed
aud Urticas there should ho a death or
resignation of some county officer, the
committee will have no more duties
to perforai until Hi Id.
The committee met yesterday morn
ing in the Qflici of th? superintendent
[of education at the court house to
hear the returns from the various
{ boxes Hiid to dec.lurc the official re
turns, which was quite a task within
itself. When this work was complet
ed it was found that all candidates
were satisfied except one candidate In
the race i??r the general asRomWv
The uuoiiicinl returns indicated that
NV. Scott had defeated Sain v\ .
Wolfe for a scat in the lower house,
but when Ihj; official returns were ud
'l??d ?ip 'yesterday inurhiug it was
found that Mr. Wulfe had a bad of li
voter, over Mr. ScoH. When that fact
was uncei '.tallied Mr. Scott asked for
:i recount of the voles and thus began
Imrd d-iy's work. The committee,
worked until 5 o'clock yesterday af
'crnooii at which time the recount
was lltii?hed and it was found that Mr.
Wolfe was elected by 31 vote-;. Mr.
:ott thanked the committee for ils
labors and said that he had no fur
ther protest to make.
The executive committee then wont
into session to consider finances. It
.vas found that tin: coinmjtte hail oh
band about $040 und deducting th*
cost of printing, eertion tickets, and
newspaper advertisements, it was
found that there .was a remainder of
about'$640. It was therefore moved
and carried that the the managers
of election be allowed $6 for each
box, to be divided equally.
The next question taken up was tba
if paying Deon D. Rice, the county
ecretary, and the committee voted
'.hat thia officer be payed the sum of |
?lBO for his services. The chairman,
3, Dean rearman, declined to accept\
any "remuneration.
When the question of pay for the.
-xcrutivo committee came up. it was
decided to pay only those members
;n attendance aud assisting with the
recount, both In the first, primary and!
'.nd In the second-primary. It was
decided to pay these members the
um of ?I per day. and 10 cents per
uile each way for their travel.
When this businc?a was concluded
t was found that the committee had
tischarged all its duties and the chair
man declared the session adjourned.
important race
saw one change
Uncf&cis! Returns Show That W.
W. Scott Has Ousted Wolfe
In Fi-ht Fei" House
(From Thursday's Daily.)
When the returns from White
"Jains and Plerctown crime in yester
lay, the nomination of J. Mack King
or supervisor wns confirmed, but W.
W. Scott received a large enough ma
drity in these two bases to run ahead
' >'. Sam W. Wolfe for the house, of rep
resentatives.
Rufux Fii.nt. Jr. of this city and* J"
S:. Hutchison of N>rtli Anderson
maintained their respective leads, but i
\Ir. Wolfe who wbg thought to .be
;afely *n th* lend ot Mr. Scott appears
o have losCout by 21 vote j . The re
iirnn up to", yesterday morning Rave
<Velfc 3.G47: S-otL 3.40i. n difference
jf 83 for Mr. \Volfe, but the Dlerce
'own'?a'nd White Plnins boxes pulled
.he total up to 3,titi4 for Scott and 31
*33 tor Wolfed
These arci unofllclol flgurea t.aP^u
jyer the telephone and it may he that
jorae errors may bo discovered today
'vhen the executive rorara?tt?u meets |
0 niak'j official tabulation. -
The fdllowlug are the tuioITicla'l to
'hlB for the county:
For Supm Imr
t. M. KIiik. .. ...3.&?4
"!. F. Martliv .. .. ...3.191
For Th-ertf iirer
N. C\ DOlemau.3.730
XV. A. Tri pu ? :. .. 3.392
For Houur of Rcprescnlailteis
ttUrticf Fhiit. Jr.. .. .. .. .. ..'3,889
Irinnaf '.D. Ornv . > . 3,521
JVse Hall, Jr.. .. .. .. '.. .. 3,337
7. H. Hutehluoon.3.888
W. W. Scdtt .. .... 3.85*4
sV-M.- Wolfe. . .. .. ... 3.633
JvjccosBary for a choice. 3,417. Four
t candidates :re*elved''4T majority of the
votes. : but th?'thiree freceiving - the
.Vfghest ale winner* of course, >
Fdr rnnttmlHsioners. ,
District No 1.
I-A. LawrencexMcOce. 4.110
J. H. Hancock .2,838
District Ne. S.
R. Culbertson ...3,083
S?niVS? . . ...2,554
District No. &
W. A. Spearman .. .. .. .. '.. 3.879
H. A. Foster u. .. .. ..*.. 3.203
. , . DjHtrictJJo i?
U. Dick Smith.4*1?
1 J. M. Holllday . . ...2.823
00IN? TO GET M?RRIEL?
Ut Us Design Tour Engagement Cards
anfl Wedding Invitations.
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* ELECTRIC Cil
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* Items of Interest and I'crtoi
* Wireless on Die
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(From Th?r;
Making ?ld
Building Neu
A force of painters weul to work
yesterday morning on the building
of the Lesser company on the square,
hp?i th? adjoining building, in which
C. s. Minor's store has been located,
jand the building now looks as Rood
new. The work is progressing
rapidly and within U few days the
I usiniers will bo able to start on the
Interior improvements. The Minor
I store baa been inoved front Ibo square
to the remodeled building on South
(Main otreoi and Mr. Minor cays that
ho is immeneely pleased with the new
I quarters. .
"The Morning Afler"
Attracted Visitors.
More people from the country spent
yesterday in Anderson than have been
here for :.ome time, due in all proba
bility to the fact Iliai it was the day
after election and ti number of the
managers of the various precincts had
to bring the boxes In, while others
came out of curiosity to ueo if they
could gather any later information
about how the election went. People
all over the state are heartily glad
that South Carolina is through >\flth
politics, and ulecfitMis fur two years
and are clad of the respite.
Tr.i. Weddings
Of Intercut Yesterday.
Two weddings of more than ordi
nary interest occurred hi Anderson
ycstert'ay when Mian Marie Fruit?,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Crnyt'on
Pr?llt. was married lu John 15. Wof
ferd. Jr.. at Starr and when Miss Leon
limit Ii was married to Clifford Dean
Coiomau ut the Lebanon church In
Pondleton. The Smith-('pieman wed
ding aws pcrcedvd by a magnificent
reception Tuesday evtnitig and I hi
ceremony was performed at 9 o'rlocl
yesterday morning while the Priiill
Wofford .wedding was at high noon op
yesterday.
More Activity
Along All Linea.
On the very day that the month o'
September was ushered In. travel In
to Anderson begau to increase and ti
a noticeable extent at I hat. There
is no surer way to JtrJge bushiest
conditions in a town' than by the j
amount of travel to and.from a city,
Land a hotel register is a sure indica
tion of whether the town la ?oingi
\ forward or backward. Tho people
around town report that business con
ditions iu Anderson are almost normal
and that almost ns much buying and
selling is going on In Anderson as at
this season of.any year.
A. IL P. Meeting? .' ?.r
Is rfucccF-fnl.
Yesterday was the first approach
of the wlntei months. ?o far an Ahdei
?on is eorcerTiCu.? The mouth of Sep
tember did not bring any cooler wea
ther- here when tho first -rolled aroun
bot yesterday tfcsrc wan a trace of
fall in thd air. and Anderson weather
prophets say that winter will Boon bn
here in oaruest. They predict that
tho fall end winter nioi'thc will bring
revere cold.
Mr. Carpenter Has
RcsnmH HIh Duties'.
A.M. Carpenter at one time editor
of the. Anderson .Dally Mall but for J
the last few years, on attach?e of the!
Congressional Library in Washington,
hais returned to the capital to resume
h.io dotier,. Mr. Carpepter hat ceu
spending port of tho summer in Andcr
con. taking a vacation, and before he
left he ccid Hist his -lay here had
helped hint wonderfully and thst ht
felt very "liC Indeed.
I October Brings
Teachers' Examination.
Notice has been issued by J. B. Fel
lon, superintendent of education for
Anderson county, to the effect that the
nexl teprbr.rr,' examination will be
held in the court ho?i%o on s ti??* * ?
Friday in October. The examination
held lit October hi ways atti ci i _ . ,.
or -number of applicants thou at any
otl'cr Unir?. Probably because, a-nin
JoHty of lh? couutry schoola will just
be- bonluuing' to open ot that time.
Directors Had
r'ousaftt Time, k
Andci'con people returning yest?r
[dey from Chick fc>pi?iga bay that, the
iuicetiug'-ot the Piedmont and-Noi
ihuru Unes railway directors, held
iu the uragnlficcnf Chick Springs ho
tel Tuesday evening, wa-i a niost plwu
aujt oecaolotj. A large number of the
3&. directors were 4? attendance, and
jflev tho business meeting had b^b
disposed of, they spent the remainder
of the evening around tho banquet ta
ble. -Thc.;i'lectlon of. officers war. tljn
I most tmportaut .part of the ovoitlng.
Wesley floss
To Work Snihrdajr.
. The Wesley l'hilathca Class of tho
iSt. jqpn'a Methodist church will con
duct. u> "parocl pdst*' party, next Sat
risy. beginning at noon:- Tho par
ity-will take place In i-Uie storeroom
recently vucated by tho Citizens Nat
ional Hank-and lee cream and cake
will bo served throughout ihe after
j noon. The class, is-anticipating a
I liberal) patronage.
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lloiiiday Says Hh /
Friends Were Kind
1 tj?j.'M. Holliday. one of the candl
! dates for-county commissioner in-the
second ruue und defeated Tuesday,
Vtras in Anderson yesterday and-white
her? saht that ho did not mind ids de
feat; so much',' Bioce he found'that he
hftd-more good friends in the county
ready to. .help him -fight; hla battles
than ho r.ud over possessed before.
Mr. llolllt ".y says that he appreciates
everything that any vot-jr did for
liim.
f..y. .'f. # 9fi * * * * * * Y? * v
rY SPARKLETS , *
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oal Mention Caught Over tho *
Street? of Anderson *
f.* -Y. * Y? Y? Y- Y- Y- * Y? * Y? * *
sday'a Daily, t
.Mntemenf Is
it'ainim: ground
The "Buy. A Bate" movei?ent re
cently launched in Anderson In an t?l
fort to help tin* cotton farmers of this
community with their cotton crop,
uecnic lo ho gaining gi'ound every
day. it In understood thai, a large
hutllhor of hales wore hnuRhi in An
jdersou yesterday by Idciil business
niPii. each or tlieni paying cents
per pound lor the lleecy staple. . The
tlr.it bale lo be sold here yestdriiny
morning, so for us la known. wa?
purchased by it. O. Bvano from \.
L. Mnjotfk! of Anderson R. v. I>
He paid $l.r>.:'.0 lor the bule.
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Anderson County
To Hear Singing
P. Ij. Ilauniutcr, accretnry of tue
Anderson County singing convention
termed notice yesterday that the con
vention will meet witli the SK and
Twenty church on the fourth SuUir
day und Sunday "of this inon.li. Sep
tember JO and "?. Mr. ttitniitster
says that. Iie.expuiAx more good i,innere
to be present at this ?invention than
tiave ever itltcudcd a similar ovout
m this country and he believes llwt
every minute of the entire two day:;
(will be enjoyable.
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I Sum)] IH?/e Did
itut LIHie Uniting*.
The fire alarm sounded yejlerdny
i afternoon at 2:30 o'clock and the de
; partition! made quick run tu the
H.'onorosn Hope Mill on Karie street
jnear the Blue Ridge station. The lire
I originated iu the opening room,
where the bales me torn apart by
I the machinery and the machine teeth
struck eithir ? nail or some other
notai, causing n spark. This ignited
be cotton and in a few minutes the
'Ire was beyond control of the employ
of the mill. When the tiro depart
muni arrived the blaze wna extin
guished with but little difliculty und
,m a 11 damage. *
Asking Information
On tJra?n Kelcvatcrs
The Anderson chamber of com
nerce has sent out a number of Ictern
.vitiiin the last few days to the peo
ple interested in grains in Kansas
*Mty. Wichita, and other pointa In
Kansas and western points, asking
'or in I <>nn:i I h m on the subject of the
;rain elevator:;. The plan of building
i grain elevator In Anderson was aug
mented by Col. E. J. Watson, eoin
nisalonor of agriculture for South
roiina and a letter.has also heeu
rddressed to him asking for more de
tailed uugc^r.iions and nn outline ol
the plan to bo followed. It is be
lieved thnt sycb a plan would take
well in Anderson.
L. J. Scott Is
Now Recovering.
L. J Scott, the uged Janitor employ
:d by the Anderson chamber of ?om
jmerco and the Ceutral Presbyterian
church, irj beginning to recover from
th? injuries he received wheji he was
struck by GOiue falling thr-bcru while
riding on thy elevator at tho local
j mil! several days aj>n When Mr.
Scott was llrst carted to the hospital
it wa'3 thought that both of Iv'.s legs
word broken but later It was found
Hint his right leg was only badly
bruised und :?prnlnc<4 and the left, leg
broken. Physicians at the hospital
say that he is getting along very nice
ty and that the broken boue has begun
to knit.
Acute Indigestion.
"I was annoyed for over a year by
attacks of acute Indigestion, followed
by constipation," writes Mrs. M. J
Gallagher,- Geueva. N. V, "I tried
everything that was recommended tc
me for thin complaint but nothing did
tun much good until about foui
month'.; ago I saw Ghamborlaln'a Tab
lct;i advertised and procured a bot
tie of them from our druggist. I noon
realized that 1 had gotten the right
thing for .they helped me at once
Since taking two bottles of them I car
cut heartily without any bad effectu.'
Sold by all dealers.
H|W TBP?TI8F AM |Ui|RfiULOSl|
By Freeman .Hall, M. D.
ToN-rcutj*!.*, C.Msrrh. Broocfcitia, AeVrnw or an
llitoat or l?irK? Iront,!*, or ?n> lonffelf utatUf
tMabnok nil! help yon ?t?ci If too arc- In Mi
cm^d tlirjn*n!?Mi aflor atl rrnnMlct tried Und fa?:<
ud Pier l*ll*rr?l Ihtfr ca?? ImpclM*. .
?rmtyon the book by r o.um m.d FHEll
hUo n stntrou? tuppty of th? b?w Tr e?t m cnl 4m
aolutcly Frac, for th*y want you to have thl
. wvTKterful rcmrdr before It i? too int?. Don't waU
{ vxlt* tod*/. H mar mean Uio wTlnrol your US
Subjed to Change Without
Notice, We Will Exchange:
A ton of Meal for a ton of Cotton seed.
A ton of 16 per cent Acid for 1625 lbs of
seed*
A ton of 10-2 Fertilizer for 1655 lbs of
seed.
A ton of 12-2 Fertilizer for 1780 lbs of
beed.
A ton of 12-1-1 Fertilizer for 2250 lbs of
Seed.
A ton of 10-2-2 Fertilizer for 2650 lbs of
seed.
Seed delivered at Farmers Oil Mill.
Meal delivered at Farmers Oil Mill.
Fertilizer delivered at Fertilizer Mill.
GRAIN MAY BE A BETTER MONEY
CROP NEXT YEAR THAN COTTON
Wheat and oats arc money crops in
the summer. A summer money crop
may be very desirable next summer. It
usually is.
It pays to fertilize wheat rand oats
when sown. - - 1
TRY OUR 12-1-1
Anderson Phosphate & Oil Co,
J. R. VANDIVER, President and Treas.
We Bought Flour
for future delivery when the price struck
bottom and it will pay you to see us b?f ore
buying your wintc^ supply. :
We have a nice lot County Raised
Soed Oajts and Wheat,6 Texcft -Reck
Proof and Tennessee Rye. Come to se,
and make our otore. headquarters wh
thp city.
I
W. A. F?0 WER
SAM D. HARPER, Manager . 2125. Main Str^t
We buy Beef Cattle, V??l Calves
pneep, 0033, i~niciceiu and Jbggs.
Change In Location
I am now located over W.
a. Power's T'?'j-?'" store at
216 1-2 S. ."Main Sheet. 1
thank my friends for their
past ??tron?tfc anil ask cori
t in nance of same.
I make plates at $6.50
I make 'gold crowns nl$4.O0
Silver'fillings, 50c and up.
Gold fillings $1.00 and up
Painless Extracting 4(1%
1 make ..a -specialty of
treating Ryomheat, Alvco
Iuris ot llie Kuimj and ;ill
ciown a'fid Uriil^o wojfc and
regulating mal formed teeth.
All work guaranteed first*
class.
G. BRUCE
DENTIST
c
An Only Daughter
Relieved of
When tlr-nia tvni nourly expected. tiUiomsdi
haviotr railed, and Dr. H. JamWitMfj expstinj
dentally made a preparation Vtilcb, ?'ixc:)
onls-ctilldniConsnantiOn. Hohfis t>ri
to tbo world that ConiHXDMlo
ly and permanently Cured.
coi^r^Bhfs'^ts'?faaw^atth?'a
will break UD.a ?r<wh.oald < '
Address CraddccU ?
Po? naming tola pa pet.
i mm I'_li h j I"
kacinu Ri;8i i/rs
Harligrd. Conn.. .Kept. !> . .- There
wore only ahout two ovonts on th*.
card, hut the third day of tho Grand'
Circuit at Charter Oak Parte developed
the.finest racing and the' most cxelt
ing f?tishea thus far. The capital
city Stahes for 2:08 iTotter? went to
Now Zell, but it required nix heati.;
Now Zell won easily in tho flrc.t two
|and after resting un for threp heats,
took the lead hi. I ho sixth and won
oa?ilv vv.?n Atlantic Express broke
In tho stretch, OAkdato being distan
ced and New Zoll winning first, and
third money.
Zatda won the 2:1 6 pace.
It is Batter Wi?????
Farmers' Cafe
EAST IVIAfflCET ISt^E?T
Mohl mi h Hary place lu eitel
new huildlng with cernent floor.
Expert cook who fterfreV noth
ing h&i fresh entaWefc&no1 *l*it:
o*erV> or stale Junk ' in Herat;
Kter.thody nuked |o flrfteifeit
trial?BleasltcH, JohetuttM???4_
kellitc*, Kmlthitcs tmiTlfc
M ou sers-one price (o nil ami
nothing fihorged ??fo alii people,
"clo^e" jfrleahj or an* heiir.
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Yictor ?. Cheshire,
PROPRIETOR
"Iteeeaseil* t'andldsl? of tffar
-'wem ib?i So?rKerrt ch??kVn?ars heir
a* tu ontof* fees es re?ur*.
EVANS* PHARMACY
And^^son, S. C,