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Automobile for finie-5 passenger Firestone tar-angibst aa good aa new. Is for quick sale on easy terms Addreat, "Auto" care of The Intelligencer: . ' . a-24-tf *-.- '^H1'1 >>>".? ' ? .i:>r? ." For Sale- White Indian Runner Duck eggs at 11.60 per thirteen. Patten tstraltt. Wanera at Madison Square .' 0*r?ea^"^.,j. _I Oak wak Farmi Portman Road . -C i L WANTS Vf AKTE?- The ladies io knew that ? have ins Desi curling fldid that can ne bought. Or. sale at Martin's Drug. Store or Garvin Barber Shop. Prit?t ILOO per bottle. D. G.OarvHr ?-7?-tf, _-H-?----Ttl WANTED-Typewriter purchasers. "We hare over 206 new rebuilt and second hand typewriters for quick .ala, ? cheap. All makes. Price ahedt eh request. J. E. Crayton ft Co.,'Charlotte J1. C. m8-tf WA????D-Female dog with puppies not over 5 days old; any breed. Phone 36? or address X care ot .In telligencer. 3-31-3tp.D. nOHKJ TO LEND-ea City er Coan aproper j In amounts from flfOy 4a mw*. D. P Jlteksy City, K OJ SITtTH, pf Hew ?r>?ejt.y EXP^BT Pf AMU-OB I? Ttl?Eb A?i?\ BUILDER. ^?re?^tl^?^g tbRtramrnts re. L-- tili " 'i '.. "V '" ' ?"'Vi -1 fr h?? k i NOTICES i.; KOTICE. Notice ls hereby giren that the next regular teachers' examination will bb held bb - Friday; Kay 1. at the court house* in Afcd??irm. AU teachers rruvav unmpT01* upiio nm? jrot and all U?o^ teat hers teaching here on cerOflcatei 'trott other counties are rd?saetai td bo Resent aaa stand this Watrdttatlon. T??e examination will be fMsed ott subjects Ordinarily used <fpr teaeherr* examlnatioa and will qf?bprottrptly ai ? o?clock. j UnUMM?>H J. 'S. FULTON. ? Sifpt^uestlUi, toy Anderpon ,?o, .. " -,--i-?. . ., I -,' UOAftyTAX Jim ICR ?' . j Thai^in* for paying commutation road ?ak has been extended hy the Boartf iaatU May ?s>. after, which time the b?prxe will be turned over to Gie . and tin* ??Bual p?naler will J^^UbkKlJg, County 3uperrl$ji^4 TfOT?CE TO f KEDEF9B& the estate of M .B. Pruitt, deceased, ar* hereby notified to present ?hem properly provan ts?t?e uttdew Igneo. MRS. CORRIB-PRUITT, and j JOSHUA J. PRUITT, j , executors. I CITAT?OS ?OS LEITERS OE AD .M15I8TJ?ATION. ! Whereas, J.. J. Fteiwell, made.agit to me to grant him letters-of admin istration of tbs estai!*, ot a?i;p{Secti of John ClirikicaScs, deceased: i These nro therefore to clU .j^d' an luunisli uii un? n?ngua?r ibo abd eTpMW?Wfcpf the said John calos/tt^?a?rdi thal the* may uv un? apep?lr before nie, tn Ute Court of Probate, to bo held at Anderson. C. H., S. C.. on the 16th day of April., 1914, iB?er publication hereof,' ai ll o'clock in the forenoon to show causo if ony thayVhtys, ^ Gi?aaWadailn-; *nr*tlon shpnld not be granted. W. P. NICHOLSON, Judgd di' Probnto. railr cum Wfttrn ?. The px time V publt?; rbi ls warned ono more' filling up the drains of 'Jth ?prent? into the roads: I am spending . tlrf County's mosby ana why do yon p< Slat t? ever? doing In thin careless . i'^as^^^!^Oaf^^^ laST*1^^^* agatiaA ?aJI^a^ie^^P^nn^s^l^ J. X>ok_Km*V Cbt?lty Sf?p*rvt?r. 4-2ti\ ' JJ? ^?^h*r^^^^t the United ?lt* ttttrtct bf *n?Ctl Car*!*?. n^Bw'o? R.L . T. Company, ^^^r^^^itofo of R. L. T. Company t Atoterfcm' '^'^i^^ jfr^l ice OFthe referee m ?g^avaofifi JHa9.-tt3} itt' owock^ia the sertjuoos, - at j ?.?PreateMri esatms^ estela* ^'raatee, ft?am?ber*h4 oSicei* o? *aM bankrupt] ;) trafisaet anafe filter btfcineab aa ?Kay property- como lieftii'o said' meet-1 Referee in Bankruptcy. If / ' ?5HERE?ESTEt?D?f" I TALKED OF f^NCAMPMENT ' AT CHARLESTON iNSiP?CT?D RIFLES . ? ... ?.i " 5j35?p3 ! ? Capt Beacham of the United States. Army, and Ctn. W. W. ... Moor? on Visit ? ' ! z.^rrj^i?. In; Anderson yesterday. ! morning at 10:50 o'clock, Adjutant ; General of tue State and Capt. J. W. Beacham of the United States army, spent the day in ' Atidcrt,oti? coming here for the purpose o' inspecting Co. E., a" I the Second. Keg ment Band of .the National Guard. The officers came ?to Anderson from Williamston where they inspected the ?hand at that point, i Th? .day ki Anderson was devoted to an inspection hf thc ?quipaient of tho Palmetto Bides and laob.nlght, begin ning at 7:30 in the armory, thu regular inspection of the Riffes was held. Thu Inspection of the bend took place ear llor In the day. While here. Gen. Mooro talked in terestingly to a reporter for Tho In ;tblUgeneer conccftlas tho military situation in UiolA?B?t this time. Thc allot imchi ?TW?l\fCk is $18,?o?. Tie also lubke of the coming encampment at Charleston and furnished a copy of the official orders lie has rccclv Cd'cblling fot the enjeampmont Thu .following is u eppg ?f t?o ordert I "1. Under Instructions fro*Jv tfc war department a joint camp of In struction fo. the field training of thc I regular army an:', the IX militia di vision will be held lb the vicinity of Charleston, %. CSticb organization from* your state as may be recom mended by tho governor .and authoriz ed the department commander, under instructions (rom the war depart ment nader instruction from the war department, to participate. I "2. Thu camp tVIU bo established by a detachment of the regular ar my about JUlv Irft nmif will probably continua umii avum ?uv u???u?v' C. August, add will be undor command of a regular army officer of appropri ate rank', fd be Selected by thc depart ment commander. '"I. The vrar, department instruc tions as to the' character bf Instruc tions to bo given aro as follows: "As regards j.he nature and extent , br th? the instructions* tdbe imparted at thc joint Camps, lt is the opinion or tba chief of the division of militia af fairs, concurred lri? by the secretary Of war, that the troops of organized . militia, in- geaaral*?*>?e not yet pm- ; pared to take past in ..large luanoeu- j vers, atm that for thia reason, the tn-1 stntctiens should be limited to sssr clsas of the company, bataillon and regiment. TW*v restriction l* bot in tended to prevent the concentration at .the ?ame time of organizations .larger than a rdfimeat at tho Joint mtm WbLtB ls r^KelleV?.idvlsabie wat$enim^erciK| or manoo uv mrs in Hfctah,0^faM(atlA r?g iment participate.' "4. Since tt* wni be economical not to have too large a company, it will not Vd advisable.tc kuy* niora than ?bout three regiments; nt nny ono time at tho camp, and therefore the dates fer tho different atetes that are toipertic Ipato will have to bo fixed so as fi. pfeife-?I asarla M pract?cale W!? ? .Vblkrwra;f -the inspection of the c**;n pany last VlBbt. the Palmetto /tifies said tua* it waa ins sswst <lghl in spection th?y had ever undergone. They said that lt was thorough tn ev ery dctatt and that ndthlng was over looked. "However, the inspecting officer re marked after Gre drill' w?a nv?r that the commissioned and non-commis sioned officers were both aa welt drill ?" H??i? Cip??w?? ??u' vvuiyviv?t ?li j [lo hM aeon, j . v SE? THE MOVIES F. M, Burnett Deliver* Fly Lac tura at Anderson Theatres to Owing to the fact that tt ts cot possible to secure' the necessary elec tric ?sht fixtures fe/ thfe. motion plc-. lnw? . tvtnflitno, :P1 ?. BurHCtt. H?CT5 tary ot "the" '-Anderson/ Y.~M7C. A. batt been forced to cancel his engagements to speak to tho school children of An derson- lu the various schools today ah? instead ibo chihiren will bo. brought tp Ahe theatge?of the city, Qnft'llr. Sttrnott win address them oe ^s^?MraStlss'' a?d will sho*- the views and slides of try dangers.. BL C. mts, eopsrmtendent bf the etty said laalvnlght that,be did in &HaWplr<9Mtsslou thc children to go to the th? lent of school chu- 1 ^ber,-VFH! appear at >i Bijou '?entro at ? o'clock, the ho*t. , coming at IO: JW o'clock and then K rl\;<t0. Mr. Burnett will talk lo', ? negro school children at the Star li Theatre. |( Burnett said (sst night tba? be jj c?n^^^d^f^ned. tj?* 'rh ia?aj??. ?Vet toj aim ttf>tHB(oeeasyqor Wit* Ofter Editors. I .im Hike?, tn^Wtb Fountain Inn Trl-|. bunc says: . "Between a nlg-auekln* , dog eu a crap-shoothV nigger, en a demygog poiytklan, eu a afeunkJ they ain't a sla>lfr*V\alffarenee.** j W. O. McklnneV'of Iva spen* part pf yesterday in the city on bostnets- . QUEEN ?LEGMORA. Consort of King of Bulgaria Will Visit .Inited State?. GARBAGE CANS IN MILL VILLAGES I J. D. Hammett Offers to Provide] Barrens In Hts Settlements To Aid Work ? Jetties D. Hammett, president of two Andersen cotton mills, asid last night that.he waa so very appreciative of tho splendid work being vane oy the An derson Y. M. C. A. and ' Mr. Burnett end Mir. Mlmms personally, that he would Drovldn Barbarie (barrels for ms HUH villages u rt met wiin toe ap proval ot Mr. Burnett. He said that in his villages ho would provide one bai rel for every two houses, thus glv ?SS.the occupants soms place to thro? their old tin cans abd other wanto matter. The barreta wm then . bei emptied by the trash curts. Mr. Bur nett said teat night that be Would cor. talnly accept the offer anti that he was profoundly grateful to Mr. Hammett making the proposition, a letter Mr. Hammett bas writ v~C*i to Mr. Burnett he points ont that of tho sickness ls due to' the lict that many of the mill people have had no suitable receptado for any garbage and he desires to relbve this condition ir possible. This ls acknowledged to be a step ia the right direction and it ls hoped that ?io example* aet by Mr. Hammett tbay be loJWwed by seine of the otho? fell! presidents. ? ' H?SPITA^*1?YS HARRIS ESTAJE Property Adjoining Hospital Hold ing? ^HTBa A?*sd. Jtp Grounds oTiri&te&m ?:i? ?lz?\ was . closed yesterday bs- . tw*sen the officiais of the Anderson County Hospital and tho Anderson Beal Estate and investment Company by which tho hospital esquires what is known as the. Harris estate, adla-, .cent to tho hospital grounds and fronting oh the sidewalk. This means that tho hospital will rtow be able to Imnravn the nren'ilson nnnw.?y Bide. ItTWU Ibe possible'to beautify tho grounds and make tho place very at tractive in appearance. T?rt hospital pooplo were fortunate In hclfg able to secure the property at any .price and tho consideration in yesterday's transaction. 12.000, ta low enough Xo make the public in general compliment the officers of the hos pital association. I; -i-ite i,-v, r ; i,.!,;;,--^.: :? ?y A^ttgr-if^ja ^riwr^iLgiyi^ . uri PREP rw?L?j - Academy Boys Ran Off But Ware Marched Back TJsrp?gSi City asid Made lo Parade The boys at tba Fraser Academy fig ured ??at that they.would frame up and .lari a little something for Mr. Fra sers beneiii yesterday* the oct ac too being Atnil l, somota^ t*r#dd "Alt Fools' T/ky". ?hort ty after sc.bonl $p-. ene.5 yesterday- morning they all loft the place, without permhjdlon. Thc sere followed by tho dfsttngnts head-master, sad -ovwrS?*?ri near pdge ot'tae'tHt^-f^lR^w^ini'^hlcht'th fiore marched back through the pWtt ' of the etty. Inter being ll before a large crowd AP of which ?rte? lt? >m of tod advice "Never . anything you can't atop." A joke perpetrated, on several insd fvc nv the court howse, from which i'? h fun wa* derived, waa that of t. ?entina the monte hanging around the lobby with co tuc delirious Kjoki&k Chocolate cdndy. One et the young M 5 k-, took tm? pisses, ?SU?=i? botfe is her Mouth at the same Mme. Tits ctjmdy'waa'covered w'.tn a thin ooatiag >oolate, out contained turnen Une toan.-Curtain, A. Webb, o"f Midway, was in xht Majraafiterday. Mr. vfcebb ls proud ot tite-Hamroond School, of "?hlch be wa* ?ne of the r remoter*. 18 OUT OF POLITICS SAID YESTERDAY THAT HE IS THROUGH DeCAMirS LETTER President of Press Association Ap? prec?ales Speech Made By - !ie Anderson Senator (ico. A. Sullivan, of Wllllatnutou Slate Senator from Amb-raon county, was herc yestertfay for a Hhort time and made the interesting announce mettt that he is out of politics. Mr. Sullivan lia? represented Andereofl county in the upper house of the general assembly for thc last eight years. He said yesterday that his friend* put him forward for Ure place eight years ago on thc anti-dispensary ticket when Hie effort was being made to rid Anderson of thc dispensary and that he entered tho race for thc pur pose of assisting In this fight. He served thc county for four years and then was rc-eleoted. He feels that he has done his duty toward Anderson and that now Hie demands of private business arc sufficient to cause his withdrawal ftein- active politics. (lommcnttorf on'thc last term of the legislative body, Mr. Sullivan said he he was highly appreciative of a letter he had Jus*, received from Ed. ft.: De camp, president of the state press as sociation. During the sessions of thc goners! .aaaomMy, some young sena tor took occasion to make a number c f caustic remarks t -mcerningt Ute press of the state whereupon Senator Sullivan took the floor and made a speech in defense of the newspapers which ha? been widely noticed. In this speech Mr. Sullivan said that- ho was tired bearing so many unjust criticisms of the newspapers because, of the fact that ho had the honor and pleasure of knowing many South Ca rolina newspaper men personally and ?hat he knew they wore, for thc most part^gentlement of a high type, hon - - -. ..-?-?_-. -- . J..--. ?CCTV au? iTlimn?? BIIU Hin? uuiug uiumx ?for tho upbuilding of the State. It was in appreciation of this speech that President DeCamp wrote Mr. fliiniMi. ?ii.? jttjttt. referred tc. 11 At present there are a number of ?Anderson men. cfamering for Mr, Sui-! liivan's seat, Ute last one to announce nbe?ng^'?C.Ulaet? Josh" Ashley. Repre-i ?sentatlves Hall and Gray aro also in, ?tho field and Capt W. A. Hudgensj is talked of. Adjotani General Says That With the Help of Friends He Will 1MB Re-elected ?--.. 'Vftblfla flt:: Andorsoa yesterday and aake^^oout his can?to??y for re el ret inn, Ad jut mt General Moore Bald that he was rjuraina fMlt along, i "With the hr lp n! 'fri? fronda I >.nV SOtag VU lieut 'cu? cl??," o?iur thc AdjU-. tant He seem sto bo pretty sure ?Uttth is triends wii help and therefore ' ns not lacking in confidence that nc { be r9-e'?H'.i*4:" ' .. ?I I Tho pr?sent adjutant is a man oft ?ability sod this fact seems to be gen-] ?orally recognized ??ve? th? Slate. RriRS. OCKLEY BACK AT HOME ta ? tuioef soil ; i eetegjaay From Hoapital in Richmond; Virginia Mrs. 8; B.'ecklcy. one of Anderson's known and hebt: beloved women, ?returned tc th sterday morn-j Wbg from Richmond, Va., where sho] has been in a hospital undergoing! ?treatment for the last tow weeks. ?There is no decided change to be ?hoted in Mrs. BteckI<$?$V condition ?aSd this will he a^t^rpolnlrncni tr, her husdi^r, ,5B ir, And*.-, ?Son.' lt hei beets hoped, that she] Haoo?d Improve in tho Virginia instl .Mrs: Sleek loy has taken thu nullum j ru iii ?u i ? mo rc -ihrer* times in thei that lt might help her, butt sther or not lt will remains to be J On tho tripto Virginia she was ac-j panted by s anmft?r bf her kins? j and her personal physician. ffUlry last night at Um homo re-J, led the fact 'Jiat the patient seems I hhvo stood thc trip well in coming] Richmond and last night wac} to bo resting well. UNION OB SEPARATE DEPOTS ?Mp al (aaateer of Coma*eree taararsed Now. The following communication, with ply obst card* wis mall otit to the . membership of the bamber of dotiHWd* today: "Mr. A. w. Anderson, general t?tft .cf the Char?HM?ft^and Weat. Oarottna ?iailw^y7,mwer as?t?d f sn expression frmu thc membership of Ulla or; ri . an ?A wttetfteri ft preiefr, . - sjiparitte di pot h\ AbderscHK" a%d not desiring tot W. G. Smith of SUrc waa a buslncaa lisltor to Anderson yesterday. for a pensen eur d?>ont <ffi Sou.tu' Maia re?lly want a ^^^^^^a' D?re tsord your votar" and mail lt tmmodl ately. Vote MIKE DOOLAN, Jumped From Philadelphia Nationals te Baltimore Fads. 1 H .Photo by A marl rao Proa? AeaoHStloa. THOS. w ^G?rr KILLED IN FLORIDA Supervising Installation cf Ma chinery When Killing Take? Placa (Lauren* Advertiser.) ThoB. W. Wright, at one time super intendent of one of the Laurens cot ton mills, and a Ron of the late Wis te r N. Wright of this city, was killed by a negro laborer In St. Petersburg, ?Fla., Friday, being struck by the ne gro Friday morning and .dying the Th* ^O*'v ?????. H,Wnixzbi hivru for ln'cr?aeat yesterday afternoon and luid to "est in Laurens cemetery: Kev. C. F. Rankin of tho Presbyterian rJinndiJ pnnilu?.f?d tbs ?.??' aaais Jted by Rev. J. Ri T. Maj?- -tMeth lodist church, of which v. ilnation ?the deceased's wife ls a member. A Ilaree number of former friends and relative attended tho servie-s ' and ?many floral wreaths -were, laid on the Igra ve out of remembrance of former associations. Tho following gentlemen acted as tl b?ar?is: E. H. Wilkes, Clyde K. f. Dr. W. D. Ferguson. C. M: Miller, H. Anderson; WVE. Ciardy. ? was not untihaftor the body had ?regehed Laurens that the manner of Iii&i, death became knov?n. The first nows that reached here waa-Yery aiea-' ger; only the feet of the sudden death by, avroe violent means beftfk Indicat ed; . According to relatives, who ac companied the body, Mr. Wright wat a: constructing engineer, supervising the installation 'nf some new machin ery for thc Erle City Iron Works. He/ gave Instructions to a negro la borer hand t<> do a* certain piece of wara, wheo ihe nfsgro ?;;:;T, ssl; very impudent words. Mr. Wright proceeded io eniorctr - ina . airiuurity, when blows ensued. .The negro tak ing advantage of Mr. Wright's blind ness in one eye, gave him-a terrine blow over the road with a piece of iron; "c-lllug Ulm ? td the ground; M. Wright was given medical . attention but later on In- ?he night succumb.nl to'the wound. The negro, was arrester, .hcrtly after the occuronoo and nar rowly escaped hoing summarily dealt with. .Mr. Wright ls survived by his mo |her- and wlfe> who was a Miss Lan-' ey and two children, besides two bro thers ano three Bisters, rte was a ac phew of. Mr. J. N. Wright or this city and bad numerous >other relatives In [ho county. ' His untimely death was greatly Vcgrettad In this city wh?re tie was so favorably knowe. Revival Closes Services at Christian Chuf?b W?T Seed Have Bees 3?vm Tba revival at ChristianChurch will tal?se tb-n!ght. There hs.:- r.-. Convertldn to Ohrist, aln?yv^.taw bight Evangelist Ware spoke, on .rudeon'a Victor*" Jdhi? Mr*; ware hang "Tho Inner ?role." To-night there will be baptlslmal sermon sud e*r mon on "The Chntch abd Her Preach er," and solo "When we act to the of the Wtt^r^; / Y^JI^ON. . APRIL FOOL DAV Orilht TTo&b? Qt*. Bttt Qi? fricks Wera ftftyerf Trnsa and ttews Again -- -~ April fool Jokes n t?dsy made up in A$L the old Chestnut aiW roasted' nftalo. booka with stringb attached tt^re-, jMgnsiy by nc^boys da tj^|rt*u1 HUt.thain bid, Srfchhat? carof?lly f done tip itt bte shane of packages and] tied with bled -ribheW\wTO\*lfto' 'de-j peeked In th? -path of aeru- .. Innocence, abd many a too wats bent.j Moat of the tun was ?nddlge? int hy the newsies and the messenger { boys. The only April fool Joke of. Men do not wear our label on the outside, but some how or other you can, tell that it's there. A label that speaks as plainly as that and always says the right thing is worth having. ICverythiajf Jo fanhteiabk ar?esorles to ?en,? dress for tona ?ad eobntrr. .tfj-?b-T< The Cole..combination Planter is wonderful in its perfect adaptation to the planting of a great-variety of seeds. The description of the No. 1 applies to the No. 5. They are the same (except that me,No. S is fitted with a Seed Drop !per for planting corn,peas, sorghum, peanuts, ?cantaloupes, beans garden peas, and similar jseeds. This, attachrnjent is comlpete iri itself with brush, knock-out and plates, and is the most per fect drooner ev.er triade. X?'e make sbecia? ni?tes for each kind of seed. Jhe pl?nter is as perfectly suited to each crop as if it were made to plant that one-and ho other. The Seed Dropper can be instantly attached or removed cwithout the use of even a wrench. The cotton^lariting paris are never moved or changed/ vrhere*is nothing compHcatec? about this planter.-, lt.is simple, efficient, durable, easy to adjust and easy to run? This ?planter is furnished with a Special Sword Operier f6r corn and other seeds, and ai sjQ with a Special Cotton Opener. The depth quantity of seedy and distance, are easily regb??t ?ed.- . ' pt% :*:.. . This is no cheap make-shift combination, lt is the best morfey and brains can make it. The cotton drilling parts Re made especially for cot ton and nothing else. The Corn Droper is sup erior to the 'finest Northern makes. The No. 5 or the No. 7 pj$nts each crop better than any other brand of separate or combined machines on earth. Try these planters and you will never again plant corn, peas, peanuts, etc., by hand. The planter does the work better every way and saves more than half the labor. wvLL?lFli? 8lill i&P ?fifi it, UUi to myx^-ffiMp city at- t??s. :|?i^w?^--^Sit I Qt Ste 1*2 80. m. $ Qfc$h&> l <M. i&M. <gim m ii>^iiiBrf>ioaaMMa)i %?roh, ?rhtch ?natead of toing oucj-v "Maa-jajaartr ?a toa proverb ba?