Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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?Hill THEN WHY DON'T YOU BUY AN I ' ELECTRIC COffEE PERGDLATOR i i ! 1 I AND-HAVE IT? :: I^y?li^don^ like it, send it back and. there will be no charge. It is a handsome affair and only costs $5.09. .DO YOU LIKE. GOOD COFFEE?.? WILL ATTEND THE MEETING | INI ABBEVILLE TODAY FOti PURPOSE. MAWLD?N TO SPEAK . Thd Loss Than,$400,000, It Has Bee? Estimate*. j In iUh? Riefest of the projected , ^ortherfi; Electric Ry. Co.. of Sou tb C'arot&J&i'propoped to be built beuMfcK >-i * Augusta and Basley via Kdgefleld, An boyllIcvl?jtotrKv?J.e, Anderson anij Eas* ley wUhihe first link constructed he> twee*. Anderson and Abbeville; a dts tuncemf $9 miles, a delegation of* lead ' . lng business men or this city! will leaveiAii?erson. via the Interurban to ' Hodges;**-once to Abbeville, today at ; : 8:25 ax?; Ampnf^those who will make thje trip are: AUB. Farmer, chairman nf the Railroad'Executive Committee of-she ...;->' Chara***? of Commerce and M. M^l?B?te tison ax?tamberj of the. game Commit^lJ tee; J. H. Anderson,'president of thej Cltizensil(atlonal Bank and director of j ^.?-p?r the NortttKeste-jn Electric Ry. Co., Le? I O. HoUtbian, mayer of Anderson; B. F. I MAUdb^idresldeht of the Baals ol An-j aarssoa sn 1 one? ol, tut- ? y hess ? ? .nnests>j fe ><nanrttrg in thu stn?sn y(J|ii,liitaasTi] * member of ^eJ^^^^^?nonn^^ai ?*? the cpambe*nB||||fjHB0?BHH Pattensen", original surveyor of ; tfij.T " ' proposed Une, Porter A. Wnalj^s??v cretasy<?r the Chamber of Co^0n?roe: j William Backs, editor ofVwe pajjOT IntenteBacer, L. B= Soitori, M?sfets?t i* ibex Anderson i'jea! estate abd I a v, situ\>>M vc, v.v.i T?-.-" president of thi\T*?t? Hardware Co ~ Sr AhherlUe Pian It ia ^iijl.-?ittA^- ?1.- - ? ,vv -* whivuiA^hevUle in working is to raise sumcleattaeney there today to finance %T the coaHKuciion cf tb* first 15 miles of theillite, or that between Abbeville and Aatrwvllle, after which a plan ls to be sinatlknly worked opt to push the work on i to Anderson, thus completing the first link of 29 miles between An derson/ vii Antrevllle to Abbeville; at It f- ^lieved Chat bonds: n ba floated W push tho bataace of: the construction ? iir>L to Ba^^A?dJ then ?ia tEdgerieid to Auguste. .Thc'tadln ls a good ona, .rad a suc c??Iuln meeting MitA^|llle^#&y mens? that construction work on the flrsti 173 miles cr from Abbeville to AntwMi^e will start ^k^^flfc W pM| and^?laoe the line betwean this city and Aiitftvllle provided AbhoyHle *m\a . her piaxi^through.'as i? is t^K^e?-ahf will dov'ifu? the Andorsonlans wh? go to AhbsMUe witt sp- apaclt?? toral ?dKft? to uudjAloke the Stmi 1 ^Thenn^hroad Extoaslon Committee ere fnoasfLaderSon looliul Holl?me? and ?. H: . Pattison will i taie HS- Vms, Conufr-r ... i slready taadV prove that there %Mpie population livia* in t, the fmei&tjf between Anderson andjj ; ,. that WW m."jmWMnttV?"slock stand-Joint there ls nd Wak of the state offeringfttetter o^porUfitea. The An ( treville section espedfetry is one or the var* best In the,hole south. Vhere? j* absolutely np question but that each a line will iky and hand somely, ats pointed dab fe The Intel ligencer?everal mon? IMO whoa the' v projest s^ea^th^n^bet?J tfcooaldered. It lannderatood that barties uv New York ls*d) Detroit ha vs evinced a desire to asatsti th promotion and financing of this ?.enterprise, ?nd ' that Senator Wm. ft/, braydon of Abbeville, presi dent nftahe NorthwMterr. Biectric. Is In tous* with other oartles who may as?lsL-tHaanciaUy. , It laret?ted that tho survey made last year WU* the auanu*-* of H. H. PsU teriMMfbt'lhu. oliy, is a splendid ohe> hut U?ts#oeeible that a. new survey ta vert?rfl&l* may be made, at least octwcc?A?d orson and Autre ?Hie. tho' lt to-inftlM the Patterson survey is a good adaMavlng already been passed upon feTifcwnpcteot railroad engineers? over tk?ii^LndcrBon-A|!^ri-. Only. Ti Wjb-eas.ssaasiiisw GOLF WILL BE PLAYED HERE ? ? i Rose HM Club Will at Once Begin tb? Construction of Splen did Lints. That Anderson ts at last to hare a golf course Will come a snlenild news] to the.people .ortn*3 fcIty who are con' nccted with or hold membership In the Ros* Hill Club. Following a vlftlf fron: J. E. 8,1 nine of Greenville, yes terday, lt wasannounced that the con-, structlon of tho links would be begbnf as soon ss an* engineer could subnjit sketch, ?if the proposed links to an !lIsb teacher who ts in Greenville [this time. The trip will probably made to Greenville within the nc^t days Sud actual work upon the Ifts wl|l bp begun,; The course .will aid on bu acres given by the Norf h ABierson Development Co. LD WEATHER SAVED FRUIT I People Say Hutt It WiU{ Not Now Be Killed by ?rd?ng to local., wiseacres thc-1 r this section has been saved by' ?pt cqld snap which visited this nlty. ; It- is said that the trees dmosthready.-to..bud .when- the eather came and by. reason, of ct that (be progress has now becked .?here wiU be little dan a cold snap in April doing any i hann. There are always cold, la; April and when that month bean preceded by warm weather j ^irs^v^i'r*f f* * T"ti r,roK? i Mfg i is have been) [al and from Georgia comes the in-1 ligence that the pole of that* State I ot to. ra4>e sabre fruit.?sdfhetterj ?thljp rcsr-.tb?p theyaa** torlav-j il.?asens''past. ' riY'S FIRE NEEDS DEMONSTRATED i Modern Alarm System and Paid Fire Department Before Very LOB?. jpivo a dog a bad came and be will i aBvays carry il, or words to that ef ffct. Tho local company ~t Supnlytaa "Jter to* the: city?ib^b?en? ahujgiafH, ngtch in the past for bot having pres-] re piiam Laughlin stated that there ^raen^i^l^i^n^^Sr ^o^ttere^^i^ lt there wae some . trouble with pite 8 part of the city council. Aniersdn rapidly approaching the stage tere abe need? ? paid tire depart int, and Just at present a great need a modern tire alarm system. The t'unteer department does splendid irk, but there ts no questioning the periority of the paid over the voj te?r. Last night Mr. Laughlin stated to a ?orter for.. The Intelligencer that ?re waa no stream to be had to put t f hWfr?^ ' Hesta!** that be^callej Anderson is helpless ^against'a ?pnfla tflMtle?Cy1KB ?OJ&ffoturd ?ai? iiiuka* A^Maaeva shat ta? .?fana* th*t/nna Wnybn ?O'WsAftousd Wa4 the fife de B*(#??n|iftrif arrived and for some te?reSt?^ ?eWhs??J?w^10*-Wr** but Uri K,A. Orr. rea Went manager of the Southern Public Utilities com pany, when asked about this matter last night, slate! that he wa? ?ure that there was direct pressure turned iwrfrom the auxiliary power brasa as ?nba as the alarm waa turned In, ipr .thcr-p f#** i^o teienaone calls received at tho power house, one from IpNfjjHtyboa, an another over the pri vate 'phone wire of th? company Sad that immediately the pumps wara turned on. Mr. C?r ha? Information that there waa a. kink te th? boee tami that this caused tho stream tb he ijjiih. for be says even without -lire&tt IO BREED MORE AND BE??ERJJVE STOCK Kg Order? Were Green Yesterday by Local Men. AMOUNT TO $1,200 ! ? pfe: .. ? ; County Ute Stock Association Placed Orders for Improved ''t ! Breeds. " . < . i -74-' ? ; Demonstrating to the world that Aa- , iersou in allays ready .to take any 1 step promising to better local cen di- . tlons, the Ande?spn County Liva Stock, association yesterday held a call meet lng In the Anderson .Chamber of Com merce and authorized J. T. Wiatt of Clemson College to purchase for this 1 county more and betted ?ive stock to the extent of $1,200 from the'western i markets: Mr.. Wiatt left immediately alter the meeting here for Spartanburg from which place be ! will go to Vir ginia and thence to Texas to purchase improved breeds, ot stock. .. Wtaen- the meeting was called to or der yesterday, there were probably 50 1 Anderson county planters; in ; attend ance, all anxious to hear of what Mr. Watt plans to do, in the way of better ing the live stock breeding of this eec- K tiou of the state.. The question was discussed at Ifength- and it; was. ex.: plained that Mr. Watt and.P*of Shields ; of Clemson ??Hefe. together V! with. ! Paul V. Mborje, pt the Spartanbusg; ' Chamber of Cotnmerce, wouldimake the trip and would select thet types of stock Desi aoW^nU?,this.se^UoB^l! ,"raf ?', fiPHftfnfi-,arnense of the trtpt ' el?SSf aamed 4s to be -bt*?* ? )vernment, wWlSiiMaaJM-r-oraJe; s ??HMMHMHha. defnafed hy> the?An- . Ulin? GrVet?ville and-Spartanburg Chambers of Cotoraerea. Mr. <Wat^ ' spoke at length yesterday..as did Prof. ' Shields, and P.. H. Cal via, a new gov- ? eronvept '-?fes! wfc&uOaa recen ti y ar- ' rived at Clemson. ? ? All told Anderson, farmers ordered about 20 bead of cattle, these being . Herefords for stock and Holstein for . beef, ss? O.'MO.C v.-s rs also ?.?ic-cd foi ali piga. .. fThe benefit' that will accrue to. An- . .Merson county aa a reBult of thia step will be greater than can now -he" re alised. Withitf. a few years this will be made evident and when additional , orders are placed, as ls now expected, greater results will be obtained. It is possible that additional orders may yet be placed with Mr. Wiatt on tbls same trip by telegraph as there arc numbers 1.0/ far^^s^ho,were unable to he pre Atnong .these who. yesterday gave <jMsht>s<<kW3tVe^ the- following: Prank & '"OeCampa;"Anderson; Ellas McGee,' Star ; C. D. Chsmblee, Anderson; >F. TL. brown, Anderson; R. D. Anderson, J. Q HarrlK Bettoa; R. P. Black. An derson andie. ?>.< Watson, Starr. 1 .?It is4*lMbted that this section Will give UV? 3?CK breeding in AUtJejAO* a greater Impetus tbs? it ?ver had be t?re and in this county keeping thou sands' of lollara at home that have formerly been Bent to other marketa CHAMBER MEETS FRIDAY NIGHT - To Elect Free Directora to Placea of Men Who Have Resigned. The date for the . called, meeting of ? the general membership of the Cham-, her of Oo*il?xaree, nt which five new directors ?re . td be elected, has heed; < changed from Monday, March ?th to 1 Friday. March eifc. S p. m. At thia. J general- meeting th.e resignation of Messrs, B, r?teten*, Lee a. Holl em? , R. J. Randfeiiw. W..Sullivan, and < ,flve dlrect3s?|bOjSBtfiry iba flea erat Ballot Mle iga fWof^nominatlop?. The dat?'di tad msetihg haS been changed btmost af the fact that Reed Miller, th? WeU known singer, will rppear har? at the Anderson College Auditorium Monday night, aad lt was thought that sonia bf the mensners might desire to hear Mr. Miller, and at the same time not desire to be ah- 1 (sent form th? Ch?rr.ber ti Cossssire-j meeting. A report of tlie ' result of the Ab bevUle railroad meeting, tc lie" held in Abbeville today, as per announcement! elsewhere in Th^ Intelligencer's col umna, WU! he made at the m*eUn??rVl day night and o^ef matters coasid?r-| ed. niiiS. I ?LY-U- ?a-fl ABOVTFOLKl . Lawrence Craig of Central spent .esterday in the city on business. Mr. ano/ Mrs. A. ML Hplland of thc ?.let Rock section were shopping in he city yesterday. Ross Sullivan of the Pork section ?pent ? few boars in Anderson y est?r il . _ ? J. N? "fribble or tWe Fork section was i business visitor to the city yester iay. F?rsten MhrUu u?TMl?fi fcpih?? Mir in of the Hopewell neighborhood vere in Andersen yesterday. Frahk and Paul Kowalski of Midway ver?. Visitors.to the city yesterday. . Sam Georgeff Sandy Springs spent i few boura In Andersen> yesterday. Walter Phifer o" Ciiuf?oiie is spend ng a few days in the city with rela tes. ( __ Miss*B|ettie Thompson of Pendleton rae shopping in the city yesterday. C. C. Crocker, u progressive Cars sell citizen; waa In the oily yester isy. . _____ Jphrf Smith of tho LebanoV;^?W ps a visitor in Anderson y?sierday., T?. WJ.' pickens of Easley.w^?inong :he'business'visistors"lo tb.a,eity yes-, W^-'^Cw4?ia?.' ' '"!on? 1 *? ^y^^^sn^?^^ JB.":.C, AtoCauts and J.trB; FtfUoO; ?bent. yesterday lo Pendleton where tr.?y were In the interests oft thei?eM lf|y exercises. ,'..;'? ^?n. uL.ii\ \ \.? ? ? " . . ;>V?iliam Rel! or An treville /'/was ir?onjr the, ?meinest; y Jai ton? *o thar city resteroarr.-v; . -, ' ?? ' ' ? James Mfejor of Pelter spect a few lours In Anderson on business yesr, ."?.day. ?x.-tf&? -j.-.-. -.-Ju- ' ; W. K. Hudgens of Pelter Was among the visitors to spend yesterady In.An ierson. *.?:>..*.- ^*??M^**-m: h.j A. M. McCalllster of Pendleton was! in the Cjftvfr?|yi!^W;lT--I>w boura, Dufr Rogers, a well Konwn Wllliam itbn ?san, was lu And?rsoB yester day. ? . .... ? " ? ? <^'-vi-. v?,.*n j?^ T. Wi Martin of Belton Vas among Lhe business visitors to the city yes terday. W, P. Rich and Mas Minis of Clark's Hill spent a few boura in the city, rester day.. -- :? . El P. , Pleasanta of Greenville wdf ci . ... -~ C. G. Lott of Greenville ls ?pending i few days In the city on business. . C. B. Pepper bf Columbia was among the business visitors..to the city.yes terday-_ C. E. Neal of Greenville was la the ?ity yesterday, a guest at the Chiquola H. G. atnrganfoth, of Greenville, postoffice inspector for this district, ??? In ^tae^Bitjrd taai?stflayv? - S. E. Selgfried of Augusta was traong the business visitors to tad ?lty yesterday. Vf. C. Brown,of Belton, wh? ls th? loen- ppetaineefly ldentiried thc ' belter live stock" movemer the county? waa In the city yestef d of AVilliamston k ?t*m .hours in th? city yesterday b.tstocss. 6nt^Cyffl if .'. . Joseph Duckworth of Wilban fas a buatneaa rlattof to lbj city yea tarda-. **T~t*f - Wiade Watson, e well' known ders?a county farmer, was In city yesterday. ?. 6, A. Burns of AAdetrftoa. route was in Uw^Uy,* yesterday for a J. G. Harris, ot Belton. Routi 1. waa a business visitor to the city y es tar lay. =>7; ..JIM cit j yesterday. f feater M^B^Wof tbs Concord ^??? t?n vaa, among the visitors to speijd yesterday tn the city. S YOU KNOW Charlen Raison* of Starr spent a few hours In the city yesterday. Josse Compton of Portman spent yesterday in the city on business. O. W. Casey or Septue was tn the city yesterday on business. T. Ml Watkins of the Hopewell sec tion .was amone Ute business visitors to the city yesterday. Ben Martin and Furnvin Martin of . Hopewell '.were in the.clty^ yesterday. . Mrs. Ola McCallster of Lebanon was shopping lu thc! city yesterday for a few pours. ?W. E. Johnson of Garvin township spent yesterday in the city. J. E. Martin, chief of police of Bel ton, was in tho city yesterday E. C. Keyes of Hopewell spent a short time .tn Anderson yesterday on business. U.'A: McGee, a progressive citizen Of Martin township, was In the city yesterday. . . _- ^ : W. T. King ot Hope welt was n bust leas visitor to the'city yesterday. J. lt Dunlap' of tho Honer. Path dselghborhood was in the city yester . .._ . .-. . iw ?.:?.. -i- , ... ).. Wl G.vThorntoo of Martin township was a business visitor to th? city yes terday. fr^fat^frta-*.- Ashley of Martie township Were In the city yesterday. i"Mr.* abd' ?irs. W\ M. golden of Cen tral, route 3, were visitors to the city yenerday:^??1; \ 'f H. C. Owens ot WU.1 lamet?n spertl a fcwr hours In the >etty yesterday. V7. M. Me?urry of fi tax*, fx F". D, wai in the city yesterday on -business, * . ?. it Eiiioti, of route 3. ?was in th? city yesterday for a few hours. Dr. W. k. Sharpe of Rivoli -.vat ?awong the visitors to thc city jester I day. ? A. M. :*^'ee. a well-known Loni Branch Citizen waa ia the city yester day- 1 _ J. T. Holllday ot the Friendship. I acct lon' -waa a visitor to- Anderson ?yesterday. ?T"' . ' . i J^ B. Tucker of Hopewell wai I among the planters to spend yesterday lin. the city. . ti. N. Martin of Ebenezer was In th? kelty yesterday for a few hours. feiflhW* XmlJpJpjrJUcjgt* > ?rn I ness visitor to the city yesterday. ; J. C. Shirley and 8. L. Shirley oi [Long Branch spent a few hours in th; [city yesterday. Bennie Fagg of Lohg Branch waa i j business visitor to the city yesterday j. ?. P. and Wallam Young of Lavonia Kia.,-spent yesterday in the city OE ftstft?ssss. W. 8. Fleming of Friendship sec ft|s?+wa? in the city yesterday. -I?. J. Moseley of Hopewell was' ii the city for a few hours yesterday. Frank Townsend and John Gaut< brelt ot the Friendship section wen In the city yesterday. TILLMAN PUSHING ANOTHER DISTRICT Will Try ito Get It liefere th? CornxnJttea ai Early Date. Washington, . March 3.--Senatoi Tillman ts pushing his bill to creaU I ?haioachinery tor a second federal ju filial district ls Sosth Caroilna, ?nt will within the next few days go'bc fore a subcommittee of the senate ju dietary committee to argue in favor o; the proposition. He fe very optimistic aa to the prospect for a favorable re port, Representative Aiken is alat pushing a similar bill before ; tl? ' hbusa judie'ary committee. I ^castor John O. Rhoau of. Pttlladel Uh,!*, making s series of address? Un the wesUra xwrt of Penasyl van ta li [the interest otNnotber'e, piston. We aie glad to Announce the Arrival of Another Car Load of Fine Young Tennessee MULES Mti''< These are REAL DANDIES, and you want to . see them before you buy. We are also receiving a carload-of ROCK HILL BUGGIES and CARRI AGES. We also have a full stock hf TYSON & JONES, NORMAN 'S BABCOCK Carriages and Buggies-' Our Harness "Department is complete rn" all'and everything you will need, and we are prepared to I build any SPECJAfV pattern of HARNESS that you want. Mr. J. MortfOe* Hanks is with us now, and will greasy appreciate a visit from his many friends, to* whom jty?^xte ids a cordial invitation t?> c.ill and see hun. ' IBRICES and'TERMS are ALWAYS RIGHT Cash or Credit. '" . The Fr?t^ll Co. ... KE-PLUS-ULTRA __ i ......'IL. " k~'' ~"~" Light Chilled - Middlebreakers has induced the manufactute of The Oliver P-B Series of Plows Well ?balanced, well proportioned plows IDith the latest improvements. A one-piece, double mouldboard makes a stronger and more uniform bottom. Strong, shady, and true running plows. V See thm NOW. . Sullivan Hardware Company ANDERSON, S. C. BELTON, S. G. IT ISN'T ONLY THE OL? who nee? glasses. Many a blind per son would be able to see today if .they had been provided with glasses in their young days. If you have a boy or girl: who complains of head aches bring bim or, her here. Nine chances out of ten there.ki eye trouble i which should be attended to at oner. ..Prtces reasonable 93.00 to 35.00 and .upward. . Repairs on. frames and parta 10 cents and upwarw. Dr. M. R. Campbell, W. Whit uer 8L Ground Fleer paitada MM. Ra*. 'PhenrtSM. OH! OH! Oil! ?AV? THE LITTLE ONE wh*n %he catches sight of oar can dles, and her mother-well, alie thinks it ?f she doesn't say lt. AM thc newest sorts of confections-~all fresh you may be sure-grace ?< : show cases and. show wind^wsv Pound packages of .BelIV. st. &0 cdnts. etc.. afford a wldo range a-; tc choice ?nd favorite flavors. Olympia C??idy Go. & Ice Cream Parlor.