Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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v/CPSfl tphMfr^Mt? l'ilStjjj'.lb >!?... ... 73 -1 < J m. HAVE MORE BUSINESS 8 i v 7 f s $ ... w"Y ' Is the Business Aim of Every Business v/i > Man* . We offer you the Opportunity ?'"'>:vM.^4::r,||.. ^,, ..........#V . C- v'^i* j *;*.??; ; i in'.. .,t . .. i - . ?-.J !.-; I IN Ii SP ?rira 31 of BtisJ **?s*? v- 4' :'- &iit R - . tiji " The Paper tiiats Read fay the Majori ty of 3*eople in Anderson ^e would- like to tf.Ik it oVei a. i '4 is and ask for THE AD r?i'->?'lv^ Rit? Op OOQ o PERSONALS. QOOOOOOOOO * * y ' * ^ * * it o o 10 o O O ) QQOO?OOO <T? .Magistrate J. N. Brown of C?utor vlllo wan a business visitor to the city >ester day. Mla> Reba Caldwell. teacher of tri?? | : Tr iangle school, was ja the city yes terday for a few' hoars. J. M,. Jonas, a welbatiown planter of | tlio Holland's store section, was a vis itor to the city yesterday. ThQfl. J. "aimer \v*s- araoog the bus lness visitors to the city yesterday^ Miss-- Louise Sloan of Fendieton, was | {shopping in the city yesterday? K. (U Evans of Fendieton. was among! Ithe well-known business men (n the! oUy yesterday. I - Mrs. Ralph Watk ins of Pendleton.] I was shopping In thp city yesterday. J. W. Williams of Charlotte has been j [spending- a few days in the city, on \ business. J. H.- Dudley of Columbia was in the [city yesterday as a guest at the Chl jquola hotel. W. D. Dallard of Pendleton spent | -yesterday in the city on business. .1. L, Reavia of Columbia-was among | e business visitors td the cUy yes i torday. . D. M. Moore of -Pendleton was in the <;tty yesterday for a few hours on bus iness. F. U Bannister of the Mt. Rethell t?cction was in the city yesterdav. . .'VE,.Suilivan of- Broadway, was one of the business visitors to the city | yesterday. j ; K. E;' AHgood> Of Brushy Creek was J|n thccKy yesterday for a short time.. J. S. N. McConncll of the Center vIIP- section waa'bv town yesterday -for a short time.. ;. .T N. Rieuardson of (larvin township i fepenl few .bearskin the city yester day Mrs, J. I* TVIbble has returned from I [ Atlanta, Ca.i.wi:ere she has been vIb-| j itlng friends. R. W. Mussl?whlte of Greenville was] I a business visitor to the city ye*tar? Ldny. \t\ J, C. Nally. a progressive Anderson] [farmer, was In the city yesterday. Mrs. T. D. Coolcy and Miss Irma Cooley-or Anderson- were shopping in n^CRy yesterday. ..< -=?? j,:-: Mr*. T. C. Carltoh of Oklahoma City Ms spending a few days in the city, the rgucst .of Mr... and Mrs. O. M. Heard. V '5.' 'p. ?Jintln of the Bethel section, [was among too business visitors to the [*ity y*at*rda>:. .,\y 5?L P. Milford of Long Branch was In] Kho city yeatiacuay for a hw n?urs. f Will Wbitfleld and Joe Kay of Town ! ville were business visitors o the city| Mm: t .Wilbur EV MatUsen, a student *t] Davidson coll?ge Is. epend?ig the woc\| with bis -parenv??- , I i, -*..?...*. * * j? * * * *' * * >" , ? FLAT ROCK. * * I Atujerson.. March 10.?Rev. J. D. llSfltkifitt of Greenville will preach at ! fcPta?)Rock Baptist Church Sunday at| ii34 n'cloek. All members are In led Js& begrasen*, . . -Gieaeja -and Pensacola Bran* spent the week -end with home have returned to their _ Jessie a,n& Mary Herten Saturday and Sunday at home. Pearman of Eatonton.- Ga.. baa led .home after spending a. week his sister, Mrs, W. T. Elrod. ? ?err of TJtte Weat Is Bin, Miss :Lena Elrod d.has rttnrned home lavish, with Drtedds ie*cm pan tile Sired, caiionnr^aiis la r. Tate. >. spent Saturday aad wKbNhome ?olks. r of Honea Path with 5 her - mother, Mrs. V bH?k. Lice Fdwtkfr g irtOBUiemoi wee n il ?. 1 This Morni?i: X fi* OF We have on disp lay * a dozen hew and pretty V'' ; z * ?? at $18.50 to $25.00. 3 that are really th? best values and styles you've seen and they fit abso lutely, perfect? Also we are showing an unusually pretty line of ; * 35 i < V '. ' .' . at fopular Prices, Better come in right" off and look ' > jjj -? % % b? 'r... %. " > JWC^/nfe,-, .... . ! km 3 V V?ijJia4-!4i,4.'. -aiiXJix - Ji'*-' as. .:<!1 . ;. r? TO STAY Wrtl?IN THE LAW. ' And a? fifties on yoiir cwn pr?mls?s:: The of ficers will do their part. r: . ? IS ALWAYS DEPENDABLE. We Sell Only Th'e Best. ^he^iCost is.Yery Low, ?CONSIDERING? . ^ . You won't have any rnore trouble a?bo?t Rott?n ! Broken Down, Wood Fences, Your Cattle and Chickens will stay at home, your Neigh bor's petsi-ypi HAVE TO. If yourJ^ome is sur >ro?nded by pur Guaranteed Fencing. Let Us Submit You Prices COMPANY {ANDERSON? S C. BELTQN, S. C. Tuf, k?e |n m;srsi;8? ' Is- a most V Important asset. .In all stage:* of life it in the com nrgian thai cannot be spared or replaced.- It behoove? yon then to give th? utmost ' core t*> 'your eyes. If you hare the l slightest trouble with your sight come * here At onccmid 'irKlaiase* Mil aid I will supply those that my expert examination determines Mat spited t<i yonr need*. Prices. reasonable 93.00 to ?5;00 iand upward. Repnirs on frame'and Darts ;o cents and- up* word. j ?h. M. E; ?s?npbeil lit W. TfMiner St. Orettnd Floor . ORT? I'bes? 888JU ft?4u'P*e?*?8J. .\ The department of a^rlenltiire will iesuo t'i? follow lois report? on, .cotton WHW -lh9-fiomtn? season i ^ttPfTwii ?nd-eondltlon fro.-?h?n? aOs-July ?i. eon* .d(tion to ^njfU^Jt.?Sj. Qctqber 2, cond.i Um J? -."ifE^ewhe r iVcenifcer 10. conditions ob Of 26, July ji, acicage1 crop estlu