Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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_.a_i_^_i_-_-_~r , I ...DO YOU LIKE GOOD COFFEE?*? | III , . . mi THEN WHY DON'T YOU BUY AN III I ?: " : ,. , ? , ELECTRIC COFFEE PERCOLATOR ?7 I lh: AND HAVE IT? ::||| I I arjij one for IQ ?S^ like it, send it ba?k and. there wiil be no charge. It is a handsome affair and only costs $5.00. 3 NEW ROAD WI j ATTEND THE MEETING | ABBEVILLE TODAY ! FOFf PURPOSE. \ Mi?LD?N TO SPEAK] The Intire Mileage Will : Coat Li Titan $400,000. !? His Been Estimated. . J-' i I Iiijo Intercut of the projected , Nort |?'_ Electric Ry. Co., ot South Caromi proposed to be built between Angl and Easley vis Edgefleld, Ab hevll lintreville. Anderson and Baa ley v J|he first link constructed be tweei person and Abbeville,' a dis tance 29 miles, a delegation of lead ing l nesB men of ihls city will leave person, via the Interurban to Hodg (thence to Abbeville, today at 8:25 Amj?f those who will make the trip are: i;S. Fernier, chairman qf the Rail H 'Executive Committee of-ihe Chanr.of Coianvirce and M. M. M?at tlson member of the same Commit tee; H. Anderson, president of the CittzeNatlonal Bank and director of the Nttwesterin Electric By. Co., Le? G. IlcSan, mayor of Anderson; B. F. Maud {r?sident of the Bank of Aa dorsciftl one? oti theil.bes* ^j^f* memb Of >h? m^t^i^iT^tmmMttmix of tbu>hambeigKHBMHHHm Pattest', original surveyor ot the propel line, Porter A. Whale^aecr creta?t th? Chamber af Cevv?Srce: WilliniBanks, editor of-f*he >Daity Istell?ccr. L. ??. r?ort-n. i=?fttary of thtfidereon Teal Estate and In t vestmgfOo.. and John Tate, president of th f?te Hardware Co. . ii.k..ni. ??. lt Understood, that the plan On which ibevjlle is wprklng ls to ratee auffiel, (money there today to finance the c< t action of the first 15 miles of thc 6 ?, or that between Abbeville and Ai ville, after which a plan is to be sill ly worked out to push the' work [j 6 Anderson, thus completing the fij Ink or 29 miles between An derson ? AntreVlIle to Abbeville; af ter it ts believed, that bonds i can bfloated to push the balance of the cltructIon!tfrtfy<)to $?4$?fjMjtd then lt Edgefield'to Augusta. . 'Shwn ls a good one,^andLa suc ce^rimeeting &^neTUle$ Way ????mat construction work on the flrstll'miles or from Abbeville to AntMb will start P^rjjans within 90 fl and cardion A&Jj?m ahoOT be Ifperation mc fall. At the A?im^.JiMmm~J?. Ar*hn stands pledged to build . ancr? ace the line between this city and evllle p-.ovided AbcpviiU puta her i ?through; ka lt ls beKejr?gene will gad tte And iranians who go to Al Illa r/tfi ?^apecify? and 'agree to u*aki the same. ? Thtttiiroad Extension Comrrott ce has jeted Hon. B. F. JfeuLdjn to BpeaH* Anderson today? u***^ m*m*? wbatbdlieves this city wBWferOth ers ff Anderson including Mayor , Holl?.: and M. M Mattison will . |?'? Fine Coen try Estais already made prove .that there]*ample population living' in the i tory- between Anderaon end Abbe g inclusive, to aupport a first class curban, and |t ls well known that ' o a farming and Bee stock ?taa?jt there Si nd nan of the state offen (etter oppornilew. The An trevll ie^tlon espe?t||r. Ul one of: tba i -nest in tha;?j whole south. Tberi absolutely ap. Question but that i a Une will pay and hand some ia pointed owti ja The Intel Hs?Rixvcra? moa fij Sago when tho proje nts then belsJ * Considered. I ^Oatslde ttraHal It I jdertrtood that ?trttea tn New York ) ?etroit havs^vlsoed a desire to an th promotion and financing of limier pi iee, ind-thai Senator . Wan. Braydon of Abbeville, proal- ? dent & Northwestern Electric, Lc In to with other parties who may asaisnafeclellv. vIt i|4pd that OJO survey made last . year Mt the auspices of M N. Pat-, tersof?his city, ls a splendid obey but Impossible that a. new survey to veflfcla may' be made, at> leant beewdSderson sad Aptrevllle, tho' ? ts-Hi tho Patterson survey la a ?lywj^Mf.; n?rssdy. bs?5 zg-.gssd GOLF WILL BE PLAYED HERE Rote Hill Club Will at Once Begin the Construction of Splen did Lints. ' That Anderson is at last to bare a golf course will come a Boleniid news to tho people of thia city who are con nected with or hold membership in the. Rosb HUI Club. Following a vlslfl from J. E. Sirrine ?of Greenville, yes-] terday, lt Wes anni nrfce?.that the con-,? structlon of the llu>i- would be begun as Boon as ad engineer could subtdlt a sketch pf the proposed links, to an English teacher who ls in" Greenville at this time. The trip wi!! probably be.made to Greenville Within the nekt few days and actual work upon the links wili .be begun,' The course ,wlll be laid on 50 acres given by the Norjh Anderson Development Co. GOLD WEATHER SAVED FRUIT Local People Say That It Will Not Now Be Killed by Cold Snaps. ? ' _ According to local , wiseacres the fruit nf 'this" section hssheen saved by the rcctnt cold ?nap which visited this community. . It- is said that the trees jveCe slmos?-readjt^to..bud- when- the cold weather, came and hy. reason, of tho fact that (be progress han nowt been checke-l .lhere will be little dan ger of a cold snap in April doing'any) serious hann. There are always cold, snaps tn April and when that month j has been preceded by warm weather I ^ttj|^ Ideal and from Georgia comes the In-1 teiligence that-tn?' pole of that'State aspect to. raise more fruU.andzbetter i??*t.hwye?-.?df ?b-?r;*??V^ft?r'M*- , eral- ?aseas . past. ^ CITY'S FIRE NEEDS DEMONSTRATED A Modern Alarm System and Faid Fire Depart aier.t Before Very L&?g. Give a dog a bad name and he will always carry it, or words to that, ef fect, the local comnanjrrt? iu^? water toi the: city/?sebeen) abujfcj. much In the past for not having pres and apparent with good reason. Mr. William Lamshlln stated that there er^wn^^ that there was some trouble with one of the nesetesr, Jt would appear that this matter^.J^th investigating on the part of the city council. Anderson ts> r*v,ridly approaching the - stace where she needs ? paid fire depart - "apprit,'but there ts no questioning the Superiority Of the paid over the vol unteer. Last ulght slr. Laughlin stated to a reporter for . The Intelligencer that there waa no stream to be bad to put out thj rife.'^He^rtatOB that he caltej Anderson U'helpless ag?lngt a confJa fi^tleiO'ltf?sot&lfturur? time unless .vUcl ?**. Orr, reafccal oiehager of the Southern Public Utilities com, ?*?n>. when naked about this matter last nigh?, stated tad! he was sure that there was direct pressure turned on from tba ?n-ritla?y ?*w*# as doon a? the. alarm'was it: rr. si tn, fpr ther$ were two telephore calls racsitvedat tb? power house, one frc ai Ohlei Jackson, an another over th? pri vate 'phone wire of the company and that Immediately the pomps were turned on. Mr. Orr has Information tt?r t???f? WM ?.kiah su tue bose] and that thia paused the stream to toe ? weak, for bc sara even without dlrectt! TO BREED MORE AND BETTERUVE STOCK Big Orders ?Were Given Yesterday by Local Men. AMOUNT TO $1,200 County Life Stock Association Placed Orders for Improved V - . . I *k-,-_ . Demonstrating to the world that Aa-j ierson is allays ready, to take any1 step promising to better local condi tions, the Anderson County Usa Stock association yesterday held a call meet ing in tbe Anderson .Chamber of Com merce and authorised J. T. Watt of Clemson College to purchase for this county more and betted live stock to the extent of .$1,200.from the western;; markets. Mr. Whit left immediately, after the meeting here,for Spartanburg from whian place be ! will go to Vir ginia and ?hence to Texas to.purchase improved breeds, of stock. .. When-the 'meeting was called "to or-, dpr yesterday t'iere were probably 50 Anderson county planters in attend ance, all anxious to bear of what Bar, Watt plans to do-in the way of better ing the live stock breeding of this sec tion of the Btnte.. The question waa discussed at ttxngtb, and- it, was. ex plained that Mr. .Watt-and- Psof-Shields. of. Clemson ddlleg;?. together ? . with. Paul V. Mbona ot the Spenanbusg., Chamber of Commerce, would' make? the trip and Would select the .types of ?tock best adbat^tto^hta-.aaatfseaM ftgJflttfleTT? The expense ot!the tvtp .aamed Js to be Dort? Br&frlpipgmeiit, whllr.JM?! Mooray WLW?????? Wdefrafed by the?An*, mWRI, 'Unrtflville and Spartanbkrg Chambers of Commerce. R?r. .WatV spoke at ie ii gm yesterday,. a? did Prof. Shields, and P.. H. Calvin? a new go?- ? ernm?nt *egei?t -?hc hs? ?edently 'rr-! rived at Clemson. i I " All told Anderson, farmers ordered! about ;:? head of cattle, these being Herefords fer stcch and Holstein fori beef? and orders were also placed for eix pigs. j (The benefit that will accrue to An derson county aa' a result of this step Will be greater than can now be re alized. W?thtii a few-yeera this will be vxade evident and. whee additional orders are placed, as ts now expected, greater results will bo obtained. It ls possible that additional orders may yet be placed with Mr. Watt on this same trip by telegraph .as there are numbers of far^^a^Jjo Were unable to be p're . Among those who, yesterday gave tUate^?0#l>vt(re the. following: Frank & ??C?mpsrAhderson; Elias McGee, Starr; G. D. Cham bice. Anderson; v. ?Brown, Anderson; R. D. Anderson, G Harr? Belton; R. P. Black. An rson andjfc. D.( Watson, starr. ' ult ia^?ted that this section will give HvT sWBki hreedtdg in Andiah a greater impetus tba? lt ever had be fore undia this county keaping thou sands' of dollars at home that have formerly been sent to other marketa CHAMBER MEETS FRIDAY NIGHT . '._ '? ? -: to Elect Five Directors is F2? Placea of Men Who Have - The date for the Called, meeting o? the gene-al m- mbership of tho Cnam ber of Cwpmerce. at which five new directors are tb be elected, bas been changed front wahday, March 9th to Friday. Mirth 6th, 8 p. m. At thia generar meeting tb? resignation of Hsssrs. Bf titi Bi ads, Lee G. Hollemar, eral Bath^^ip il?i^^ The dat* bf ?i? rhseting has been changed b^dJMee af the fact that Reed Miller, the well known singer, will appear hore at the Anderson College Auditorium Monday night, and lt waa thought that : some at the members might desire to hear Mr. Miller, and . 1 .v._-~ - * I-^. -- * - --? v ?..le ??...ii HU. uniiio w ou ?w kent form the Chamber or Commerce meeting. A report of the result of tho. Ah* bevin* n-Urcad meeting, ;.o Po held tn abbeville today, da per announcement elsewhere in The Intelligencer's col umns, will toe made at the n.mmfi*mjr?* aay night, and ?e^.ier matters consld<?r At?OVT FOLKi . -'.M-' J 1 ? 1 ! Lawrence Craig of Central spent yesterday in the city on business. Mr. and Mrs. A. M, Holland of thc Plat Rock section were shopping in the city yesterday. . 1 v1 j . V? ROBS Sullivan of the Fork section spent ? few hours in Anderson y eater i ? - ,; . J. Triable of the Fori section was a business..visitor to thc city yester day. TPur$ia? Martin andlMBWr?jpA? Mir tin of the Hopewell neighborhood were in Anderson yesterday. Fra?k and Paul Kowalski of Midway I were visitors.to Uie dlty yesterday. , Sam George, of Sandy Spriggs spent a few hours in Andersen yesterday. Welter Phirer. of Cfaartotto. ls spind ling a few day* In the oJty with rela tives! '. . Miss "Rettie Thompson of Pendleton | was shopping In the city yesterday, l . . C. C. Crockery a progressive Cars I stell citizen; was In the city yester day. Joh rf Smith .of the Lebanon section, was a visitor in Anderson .yesterday,.... Wctests of EasieiVwikJ^ ' the^uslness^slst?^^^ ?Br?'1??!l0i>n^ ,a roon g ,. taysjPijy , ; ?-...C, AtcCants ?nd ?a & S??o*;. p?ent, yesterday In Pendleton,.whore they were ia the interests qf< thei4aM .djiy e^ertlaes; ? sci . .^J^iam ijel! of AntrevtUe/vw*a 1 dinon* the. business vielwr. to th* city yesterday. . James Mfcuor of Pelter spent a 'taw hours in Anderson ou business terday. ^ " \ -Ey ?V. > W. K. Hudgens of Pelzer was among the visitors to spend yesterady in. An derson. - : . ? -r A_ M. McCulllster of Pendleton was jjn the city .yesterday Tor a row hours. , .-. , Duff Rogers, a well konwn Wllliam eton man, wa* in Anderson yester day. ^ T. W. Martin of Belton was among ? the business visitor* to the city yes terday. ? . W. p. Ricard M.SB Mites of Clark's Hill spent a few hours In the ??ftj? yesterday. . a p. Pteaa?int*. of Greenville was III the, Citjr.- Xft$t?r.+*K ? u r<- . ~*I?ISIIII i C. G. Lott of Greenville ia ?pinding a few days in the city on business. C. B. Pepper br Columbia was among the business visitors to the city yes terday.. . . ^ C. E. Neal of Greenville wa? in the city yesterday, a guest at the Chiquola j 9^.'??X^:>JLI^: . i H. O. Mcrganfoth, of Greenville, postoffice inspector for this district, :.*SrB)L flelgfried of Augusta waa amonr me Lualness visitors to the YUy yesterday.. ,. ? ?. ?. W. C.,Brown;of Relton, who ls one the ?en -protameafly Identified with the *rb?ttec live stock" movement of the county, waa [n *Vs city yesterday. .?.? - ?Tb\ Sherard of Wlltlamston spent a fo.w .hours in the city yesterday on .k^Blscss; ? '??p'-i '4qk ..i? . p- '.-is : ?-- St ... Joseph Duckworth of Williams!?* waa a buslheaa visitor to th; city yes terday. .>.. VA?de Watson, e wall known Au der*?* county farmer, was in the city yesterday. S. A. Barna edi Anderson, ronlo ?w'iw lu ?i*??* yeBierday for n J. G. Harria, ot rialto^. Route %. wat a business visitor to thc etty yester day. ?ryQ~y r '>y?.T'HSci?w?p *?e?ic 4 iVHSl among fhtf business vTaltnrs toVthe, etty, yesterday.^^fejrirt-1' j >stajf : M^.Biown'^ot\he Concord J?&i ?l^ywgiayatftnar tba visitors to ?tieafll Yesteraay in the city. j 5 YOU KNOW Charlen datson, of Starr spent ' a few hours In the city yesterday. , Jesse Compton of Portman spent yesterday in the city on business. O. W. Casey of fleptuB "was In the city yesterday on business. ->- l T M; Wptkins of thc Hopewell sec tion was amona; the business visitors to the city yesterday. Ben Martin and Purman Martin of Hopewell j were in the city^ yesterday. ; '-~ - ' " * ;-"xK ?Mrs. Ola McCallBter of Lebanon was shopping In the! etty yesterday for a few boors. j W. E. Johnston 0. ti arvin township' spent yesterday In the city. J. E. Martin, chief of police of Bel-j ton. was In th) city yesterday. S. 'C. Keyes of Hopewell spent a short time in Anderson yesterday on business. . M.* A. JnjcGee, a progressive citizen of Martin township, was In the City yesterday. ? . W. T. king of Hopewell was a bnsl ~ visitor to the city yesterday, I rn . --- .!.?? Dunlap of the Hosea Path neighborhood was in the etty yester day. ?.?.Wi G. -Thornton of Martin township! war a business visitor to the city yes terday. ^li?&??^-K Ashley of Martini township were In the cRy yesterday. HW"it' . . ? ... -~1 I A_? ?i 171 I ^Mr." and* hire. M. Bolden of Cen tral, route 3, were visitor* uj^the fcltyl yeiterday^^as**! ? " . v ? H. C. Owens of .Wllllameton -.spent | ? fear irs In tbsii etty yesterday M- MjrCy.rry ?X^sit, JXF. D, was] In the city yesterday on business. . i VT. J. Elliott, of route 2. .was in the I city yesterday for a l?sw hours. .Dr. W. K. Sharpe of Rivoli was j among the visitors-to the city yester day. ' A. M. McGee, a will, known Long Sah ch citizen was in 'he city yes te r . yv * y. ' .. . . .. p . . ' '? ','} J. T. Holllday of the Friendship eectlbn . waa a visitor to Anderson |*Jt B. Tucker of Hopewell was! among the planters to spend yesterday! In wi? c'iy. fr vt xi : -?j- t ? , - J. M. Martin of Ebenezer was tn the J city yesterday for a few hours. j E^j?tEtf?. Kaji ?l Tpwjyrme w** *a baslH ness Visitor to the etty yesterday. I J. C. Shirley and S. L. Shirley of Long". Branch spent a lew hours In ?a city yesterday. Bennie Fagg of Lo?g Branch waa s business visitor to the city yesterday. J J. P. and William Yoong of La von ls, Gay spent yesterday in the city on \V. S. Fleming of Friendship sec-| Mon * wes In the City yesterday. -- JJ. J. Moseley of Hopewell was ln| the city for a few hours yesterday. Frank Townsend and John Gam brelt o' the Friendship aectlon were | in the city y?sterdsy. TILLMAN PUSHING ANOTHER DISTRICT U >.s\: ? >.<.'? ' Uli--it-?a?^*?^S.-Wua Will Try to Get it Before th? V Committee at Early Data. Washington, , March 3 -Senator Tillman ls pushing his bill to create tbemachlncry for a second federal Ju cncial district in South Carolina, and will within the beat few days go "be fore a subcommittee of the senate Ju diciary committee to argue in favor of the proposition. He is very optimistic ss to the prospect for a favorable re port. Representative Aiken ls also pusmng a similar bl J before the hohae Judiciary commitine. ?enntor John O. Sheets of Phlladel> fcb,ls* lawmaking a serle? of addresses k?^ westst* par? oLPennsylvania ia the Interest of\aothar's, pension. We aie glad to Announce the Arrival of Another Car Load of . Fine Young Tennessee MULES These ?re REAL DANDIES, and you want to see them before voil buy. We are also receiving a carloads ROCK HILL BUGGIES and CARRI AGES. We also have a full stock ?f TYSON St JONES, NORMAN"'& BABCOCK Carriages and ?uggtrs. i Our HarneyD?partent is complete in all and everything you wili ticed, and we are prepared to build any SPECIAL pattern of HARNESS that you ' waftt Mr. J. Monroe'Hanks is with' us nov/, and will greatly appreciate a visit from his , m a n y friends, tb whom ji^'.?ptte:ids a cordial invitation to call and see him. PRICES and'TERMS ?re ALWAYS RIGHT Cash or Credit. The Fretwell Co. . . .. HI HWIUSOMSA ?> j|| I" ^V^^* * for a Series ^^Mj Z^___ of Small, ^ Light Chitted - ? Middlebreakere has induced the manufacture of TheOliverP-B Series of Plows Well balanced, well proportioned plows totth the latest improvements. A one-piece, double mouldboard makes a stronger and more uniform bottom, Strong, fieady, and true running plows. , Ses them NOW, Sullivan Hardware Company ANDERSON, S. C. BELTON, S. C; IT I8KT ONLY THE OLD who nee* glasses. Many s blind par son would be able to see today If they bad ' been provided with glasses In their young days If you have a boy or girl1 who complains of head aches bring .bim or, her here. Nine chances out of ten there.ls eye trouble i which should be attended to et once. ' Prim* reasonable ?3.CC to ?5.00 .and' upward. Repairs on. frames and parts 10 cents and npwan? Dr. M. R. Campbell. W. Whitner 8c. P*baa#> R*U. Ground l?ese ?es. 'Pbo?M?HJ. ont on i ont SAYS Tilt: LITTLE OM: when she catches sight of our can dies, and her mother-well, , aha thinks lt lt she doesn't say IL All the nearest sorts of confection*-all fresh you may be sure-grace oar coontewt. show eaten and show'Windows" Pouted packages of .Bell's riMBO cents; etc.. afford a wi?o range,UM io citolcc and favorite flavors. Olympia C?ndy Co. 6? Ice Cream Parlor.