The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, April 03, 1914, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
I Financial an
New York Colton
New York, April 2>-The cotton
market showed firmness today and
cloned steady at a net gain of 1 to
18. points.
-The unsettled feeling of yesterday
was lu evidence again at the opening
first prices were steady 1 point high
er to J ooini? jower. 'l here appeared]
to he many overnight selling orders,
around, the .ring. These i offerings,
however, were, readily absorta?!.
Buyers were encouraged by the rela
tively steady showing bf liverpool/
favorable Manchester trade . reports,
bullish overnight spot advices from
the south, aad, continued talk of de
layed new crop positions. \ The ap
pearance of May hurt?? orders in the
hands of houses with foreign connec
tions, apd leading spot bouse brokers
appeared tc start covering b ryecenl
local sellers and the market quqickly
turned upward. Forecast fer generally
fair-.weather in the. south encouraged
renewed pressure during thc middle
of the nesslno. but Uie tendency of the {
prices were higher the closing being
within a point or two of the hl?bfer>]
May increased the premium over July
about 31 point?, 'I
'Spot cotton quiet; middling up
lands 13.40; gulf 13.65. No sales. j
Cotton ftutres. closed very steady.
' Opened Closed
May .. .. ..12.33 32.61
July v. .. ,...t?.08 12.20
October .. .. ll.Jta ii.in
New Or leans Cotton
New ?Orleans, April-'2.-ration had
a htghf-r tendency ti>d?y In the face of
improvement )n WMuher conditions
over, the south. aneVclosedi St a net
rise:ot 8 to 10 points, which ?was with
in, a couple or points of the highest.
Buying was ' baaed oaf (reporta of
exhaustion of supplies of spots tn the
interior, and on rumors that spot in
terests were heavy huyere ' of. Ju ty.
Telegrams from-Texas said'that ship
pers in that state had offered high
prices overnight .without being able to
buy cotton. These reports stlmuisgen J
moderate iresn tong Buying. . ??-.iM
The weather map was practically
dry with no prospects of rain in tb* I
immediate future. Temepraturea were
high. These conditions caused sell-1
lng around the opening, hut at the
lowest were only 2 points under yes
terday's figures. I
Spot cotton steady, unchanged;
middling 12. Rales nn tho suit 1M5; 1
to: arrive 481. : Z'. '". '
Cotton futures closing:
Msy 12.72; July 12.61; Aug 12.20; I
Oct 11.61;; Dec. 11.59.
Liverpool Cotton
: Livarnool.. Cotton . abet steadv:
good middling 7.63; middling 721 ; low,
middling 6.8J.
Sales 12,000; Recul?t km and ex
port 1,500.1 .. .. ^ i
Jhecoipts 24,000. Futures steady. - V
Cotton" Seed Oil
New York, April 2.-^Cottonseed oil
today higher at the start, tn sympa?
thy with the advance In lard* but
n+LnnnCnmtinft nit inuardi thu olnid Un. I
der scattered liquidation by tired'
longs and lacks of outside support,]
closing generally 1 to 4 points lower, j
!tef*.-"=T, wire ?rrl?sbi'?s .* ?> SS??-'
on,an oven basis.
/he market closed ste* ly. Total
sales 8,000.
Colton Googa j
New York. April 2.-Cotton goods1
market were quiet and steady today
v?i?h fair trading doss fa narrow print i
cloths and tickings. Men's wear was
in moderate demand on reorders for
light weights. Late rall carpet open?
lags for spring were promised hy]
telling agents.
Money Market
New York. April 2.-Call money
r.tcz?y l 7-8 a ?; ruling irate 1 7^8;
closing 17-8 a 2.'
time loans weak; slaty dsys 2 1-2
a S;4; ninety day?'2 3-4; pix, months
^rciinUle paper 3 1-? a 4
sr?ri?hg ekcnsnge : ~ air?os; ??^r
days 4.85; demand 4.86.46.
! 9ar Silver 58 S-8.
Mexican dollars 46 1-2.
Oprerhment bonds steady; railroad
'Kefeysteady.
r.hieaco. Anril ?.-Green bugs In
Oklahoma and Hessian fly elsewhere
had a ?cate..crow effect today, on
ohr.W MiRm r.f whnat lj>rv?ly Uy
t r;??iquenco.th? zsarl^ clc-ii* firm at
M to l-l a M net adri?.icf>. There
wns ' a gain. too, in ?H otll?wf'apecHla
,1-2 t. 1. ,-?..
Stock* and {fonds
STOCKS AND BODNDS :
New Yarli, April.?.:^T?sere were in
dications of returning strength In the
ntock market, ie*."-a-.Ilote today, A
moderate vntft^^^gdag wa*? ?Jftff>
del^Ia^^T^dmg. hearne more sa
live on the adyanee, during which a
few Of the rei??fcntaU>e shares were
hld up aa much as a point with lar
der gaiua among the, spcialttsa. po
iero nene a reaction set- In,, whir U -hi
weak nea of Haiti inore and Ohio, wbicl
for a time aold down to two poinU
Hoad? wara, steady. Kock Islam
collaterals resumed tbelr protract?
decline, falling to a new low flgsr
at Sd. Total sales ot bonds $2.400,
OOO. United State-- bonds unchang*
on call.
Total sales wer^ilO.dOO.
MAIDENLY MODESTY A
, /EA^GBEAT PEICI
Sfce ls Yet Qaeca Who Mai. Ne
Gone Se Eur as te Lesa 1
Charity J?t?d Cbudren?
Perhaps we ??r? Wholly wrong? bu
wa fancy that jn the social life of te
day there ia not thai feeling of reepec
for young wombil jiff young men tba
obtained u ' few yeara ago.' Whoa
fault this Is we do not pretend to sa)
but we are simply recording an un
pleasant fact.
It used tri he,,the "-^varying custor
Ito refer to .p, young ?sdy ss "MIBS
.so and so; now 02 a days acquaint
ance it ts Salir, Lucy, Jane, the sar.
aa thoy had knpwn each, ?nber alric
childhood. TAfe are obliged to contes
that w<; havn h.mrii young ladles o
.th?'Fame short acquaintance refer t
BUL Jack, Tom and Dick. Wo ar
obliged io,go?further and say that w
have h?ar$ y.ojipg ladles still furth?
outrage propriety by calling the yonn
men," by their anr-namcs as McDutt;
Jones, While..and Smith.
This undue ant) rather rude iniinvau
on a dsy.'s.acftualntance means deal
to social dignity ,and respect for di
sqx. The girl who thus invites tud<
ness fa sure, jta get exactly what eli
seeks. This..s^clpj .bantering is n<
common to all circles ..we ?re Wi;
aware. We.happen to know cbmmm
Ules where,,the,gid. rule cf polltenei
and self respect a,till obtains, and th<
are just os free and merry and brig]
in each othev's company as young pei
pie out<ht.,t-o be,; but the loud hal
Iof rude.intercourse ls gaining heai
way we fear, and one thoughtless gi
iq .allowing; too much liberty raaki
H tenfold border for those wno reb
but cannot restart the public sentlme
ai her sowpMrirujjT. : * ???? inr sba
thou lome .inri no, farther," ls a rei
good motto-fov.- girls-to adopt in thr
relations with, yenngr men.
i Maidenly mpde?tyw although laugh
? out of court In ' some places is et
a pearl of graabi price, and the bo;
! Who demand .tho "largest liberty
toK^jC j??Sr?i? su?i?y? . ?MTJ BI?I W:
'riromDtly and. Indignantly denies
Goutlllty is o' t?apMful word. MJ
city'' is a rare flower. The girl vi
I has not. gone: so far that her blu'jb
ihave left her,is,,yet ibo queen.
I The young wemen can restire t
Joat chord If they will, but some
Ltheaa. m?tij, nqL he hall fellows.w
met with the hoya of the street .'f th
i'vrodre and hold their admiration a
M*pect. '.''\. ,v^uM ?
' MEEtiNrt'. :(P>:;;ST!; C: . PR?D?TES1
\ ' ??? ? ,v*^
"The >resny.tery ot South Carol I
Which la composed or the churches
the throe'counties of Newberry, Ab
ville and Greenwood, will meet w
Upper Long Cane church. ne> Tu
day, Aprif>7tb, at .2 o'clock,.p. m. 1
qpenlng sermon will ' be preached
tha retiring Mpdorator. Rev. J. B. H
I house, afjer;. whlc?? a new Modera
i ?nd. Temporary uierk win be alec
and Ute business 'of the ? session 1
he takeuup,"Tho Preibytory has tl
tenn mjniHt?rs hud- twenty
churches. Of these ministers, one
infirm; one a Missionary on the 1
e.ipn tVdd';', elfie U teaching, and 1
ls_ not actively engaged io ministe:
i work,
. It is hoped that about thirty mil
tera and tli^rp icgether, -'ill ail
the meeting next week. Those 1
come on the trains will be met 1
cared for by" tho entertainment ci
mittec. ! D'.n'ntr wilt be provided
tho church for those who may di
through the v^'w>y Tuesday morn
There will ai ho service Tues
night. On Wednesday the Presbyl
...lt? l.~ ^^Ui^_' r^^l tjt th. Ht?
dinner wtlrne 'served on th?; gro'm
Preaching may bo expected at ll
Wednesday. " The people df the c
ra unityand city are cordially In v
fd Watteau theso meetings. The b
ness sessions as well ha the, prei
lng services are open to,the publi
JpjliljjgATg; YTTEHT
Wa? Once Coddtteted For Charil)
Allant*. April -L-Only old rec
at the .State":'iwrabry ??d a
nolneer cilixeh4 remain to tell the
of the lotteryHhat tho stajlA of .0
Mu- ":light intimate d 'tan
this queer ?p?sale which has 1
passingly referred to recently In
rent Journalism.
! Capitol .records' show, however,
i?*o cu??ip*? s^?? .**o. aa?- $00? sud
ihip brick stuf? on the present Si!
thb Grabt building. wat?-,tb*M seen
the gemhle; The state "rei-lived
(nnj0 "reports and a part of the
r.ceds.' "but. thepuropse of tho io
i Wea .tb raise'funds for a widows'
orphans' home.
The records of the Georgia 1
listore foOfeat e*0*
ian act
! against lotteries tb perm!* -certain
ties to os^hr^ ona^la:^
; ?ary'wer? n?de to ^^vjrnw
uhn earlf.: ^te9ea.. --.
i That is ?il. tiiwidriw dwoll. loi
i peen sppros^l^^ "buveave the?"
? vie, alttwsg;- *:<
ap?dxts tt?n.bsh?ftg.thepince.
JOHN J. WH?T?CRU
Csngrstsman Frem Hight.
?.ntl? O strict ot .Obi?.
ill
I
T?rr?ffiei System
We oro frequently asked to explain
in detail .the provisions of Torrens
?ysteni,'. and we had m ten dod to pub
lish an ' editorial outline of tba plan
Ic this Issue. The fellowing ar? de
trois 'the. Norf otk Virginian pilot pots
the whole matter BO clearly that ?w^
need hardly, enlarge upon lt at th'i*.
time. 'Says our Virginia contempor
ary: . .. ... ' .. ... - ?
.'/Thc chief advantages of the Tor
rens system, ar? that it makes for
economy and stability .of tltle; When
ICIUU .1? VUVC .??*Bt9?*>*.*?U cw.viC.i~ . ...?
system, tue title is settled, once sud
for..all ?bte, the state being behind
it as guarantor, and the cost of sub
sequent transfers ls minimised: while
tl.e special proceedings, necessary to
secure such registration are fdniple
and no more expensive thar, those
?tt?i?"h?2- *-~ Cli n>1*1 AVOPIT nnnv.v.
5 ance under the methods how obtain
b.a, . -
.Drl?.fly summarized, tha 3pec?al
prcvodiTe Is this: Tho owner of real
estavV.tnnkrs* known to the. clerk of
the-co-irt of the county or eli; in
which tU<i real estate is located hi?
desire to the ?lite of. ibe lacd
certified -nd -rr-pletered. Wl-ercurm
the ol- di I-.S-2.M a summons runtime
in the name of the state, to all per
sona who may come forward and pro
tect their rights and Interests therein
If any (hey can show.
; "After- the aipnmbrrs. hag" Tun*-'
length ot time, the examiner;ot.titles
for the Hfstrict In which the land la
Tu:;?niled a duly appointed publie om
cia*, takes the petltlod, goes to the
dg-1 cets c day for hearing and all
parties Claiming an interest lc the
title, under, investigation are notified
to appear.in court and net forth,the
. ~* JJ* ?ihsir r}?'Tyr".
"Tlie fltfo having beep established
iaetlop. ot the court, a de
croft, la ban^A?! dow^ ?erttfylnr !>*t
it?ono- 'aas 'tithe, la.fee In .the
I a? id. i? question, the baiadarlas of
wb4ch;are regiVtercd and Vu .order la
.entered dlreetln* the clerk io. m "
i tu ?siry*af Ute title upon a b>v>*
{apart for the.purpose, aa a ret'iaterr
.ed title- saenred ?y the gii*rejitc-? at
lba>.s*ate.
"Thereafter for ali time the certi
ficate of registration stands as.. a
guariinte" bf the soundness of the
title, no', matter bow often the. lai "
pioy change hands, or how much
ma>- bn^aub-dlvided, no further
amlnah^Tj of tho title, with the ali
p. .<*a expense 'alt
: ever ratt'U??eA."
iCress?re Farmer.
~^W!AE"J? U?Lf.n.
JA Survivor tells of pickers Charge at
j Ctwaaarg.. v. ?'{I
j Atlanta, April l~--v.No tnnn has ever!
" [honestly told bqpw he reit in. battle,
? fi lie, to|d.. ho made it up . oi^r"*?pjS
...?tltyn' A Knillo il l?l.?!. OOO
rland pickett's charge was wc-rac than
!l;('li," -,v!ilsp?.red "Vuele Tom." Thb^ajaJ
I, pod, behoved Atlant ian and survivor of
, that ia'moua' charge, who gow lles.dy
, lng et thc hqme of his b^>ow.hor.e.
Tl;r old SS?I?SS?S s^gf?d .> stroke
of.apow>|o3ty tn the.cfty. hall a couple
* %fi yDTp BM\Tt !Wt*W ffmr?. . ' wr*? T
, cred consciousness lt in not believed
. that . .i r.urr > for ?jany more
hours.
,: Newspaper men who knew and ad
". mlr-?? him called at the h^ass, and ,ljo
?{consented to see them. 2t ^as to
fhhemrthat he talked of the old bat
. 11ii. rtsys. In vivikl lahgnage he told
i v" the order of the ?oinmn to move
'aerees the ?etd and up the long -hill
[ I bristling with muak**a aa? oettnon;
ibow tba uw>u- obeyed; bow.solid, lines
jot them toll beJo^ the hall: Of. lead;
'.how ih> maka closed and they-moved
of
few
that
oaf Wool Market
1. holds at .gr? wlcis
:tus? to make, eoeces"
,as qutet demand from
The. latte* a.'? in
off in expectation f .-o
nt vf finding some wonk
wai ci? ere U active t*a&.
Wc-ai. ca. th? nert e*.^*^*r?
Sunday Schoi
THE LESSON FOE
PREPARED BY t?tL t. T. ly.
_ .? ? .
CHRISTS TABLE TALK I
, I?Vk9 14: T-?. .
The foolafcneoi of ila could ba th?
T^wnVc^^
are lawless. .
. 1. Th? folly of ?f ptOt. Verses 7-11.
Wae?. Christ ?ave Di? counsels ?*?
thia le-voa>?-irs* al a lexal of some
kind: ,i*d bf? ?a? onrUto disaltarieaB
?adroitly getting lato the seats pf haftt-H
or. Hs used. tacae proud mea ta
point the liases that Ul? wteer coataaB
would he to taite the lowest seat aaiH
this would furnish opportunity (or advH
vancemeat; .whereas if one took tho
highest seat to begin, os he. nttgbftH
get .roviu--* downland to he invltedH
dows wis a. rather mortifying
pertest?. The. Implication la. thatH
whon n'en see.a mah taking tin flrstH
seat they want to see him adraneed,B
There is that ia pride which defoatsH
itself and humility is better and alapM
the wiser course, for it bsa a power ?
to carry a map far beyond his own I
sense ot desert.
If this wisdom works lt must bel
followed sincerely. A man must take I
the lower seat, not to be invited up,I
but because he feels it 1B his. A maa H
who take* it., thinking that he will?
soon be honored before ail, might find
that promotion day docs hot come
quickly.
I|> Thia passage is a fine place tb con-1
sider the hardest duties. about a
?.t?nch, or the community,.or tho famvl
Hy pr a farm, or, tho kingdom. Tba? I
are all great places If .voluntary?
taken. The 'lowest seats' at ebel
Christian 'feast* are simply the places
of lowly service. That man in poy H
company or congregation, or, pl?ce
who will voluntarily seek lo aesveH
and advance men. !F always the oas?
.Who will, get/.promotion or who 4s
? most loved and honored.
I What promotion is can he a mit-l
ter on which, we might not understand
Christ. A, young minister who com
mences in a lowiy pastorate and does
bi* work weir cornea soon to a larger!
.and yet a larger. Thia la a promov?
|tl?n: and yet lt,Is.not the pnly of pro
motion and it may not be the beat
that Christ has tor the man. A young
minister who would settle tn a greatly ?
j backward region and who would gir? I
I ?17 ?.,???% F GR. Oj j ri Cu, s?ttfnrr D^TV?. Vf MX
{find that other communities will ?nnn
(want him but* If he will stay where he
Ila and change the fae? of. things be
j he will get a h^er.nromotlon than gi
I ho should go to ^better .places.'t Hal
j will bring his people upland 1ft do
ing lt will make' thc natnt'of. an apoar
t?a for hlthwU;'?ldania ;.^a/ns In Hull
House has gained' a vjvMvide name.
UL 9k*. ?MT ? '*.." - ' - stelfete^,
Verses -.la-lal- : JMtUf. ; ?4???e ?. titos*
who make feas** s?:-: to rmvh'n tb?efcfl
Who tn. return niai-; invite them to
other inaRta, but tWJnjrjU^bosp who
cattlin ' nc wls?^'i'?My'^ej??'i' and he
add s, "for th PU s?taU bo recompeajfedB
In the resurrection .?f the inst." The
point of out' BWikpi'^ .no? that kin
folks and friends must bsvev he in
vited, but that our feasts be perfect
- ly unselfish. They ?bauld not be .ara?
iBeeklng, aud ifit?9y^al%Atoe, we TO
Ifiettalnly I?vlioxjhose who cannot y?
I pay un.
j What ls a feast? It ts an. effort io
{realise and expross?untan fello,vship.
i*. -iVU?'??m*p:-?o a?iii ?iveb?
Vartly must bo an. unselfish thin?,
j Where eelftfeeking enters Mr* fellows
ship. U deatroyr<L Therefore .what
?our Saviour teaches hfri ia where you
is??c a feaei ?ci rc oe genuine, let itt
express.ia really just ?hat lt mean*
wna anne?r=r.vo. let it be a scene of hu
I man "fellowship.
I Much of all our social life ta noth
(1ns but debt paying and the seeking
rot something ulterior. Men are worse
Kf?en women. Nearly all tho treating
j (cigars and meals at fine .trot?is, otc]
tis simply, to get ?ome .one in .a good
?frame, of mind for the .trade that ia
fellowship "or : ether ut* v'iprcssion q
it, is constantly prostituted to sol
fish ends. Men do thean, tilings WJM
would hov think of lying In.a trade
or of 'pla.*icg religion', !n order to
make a tra?*; and .yet what, they do
la nothing b?'t. 'playing haman, fel
lowship' for auB.'aosa jmrppse*.
Mn ur much nf Min jumlal lita nf nur
folk is t^h^BHfiSHi
Biuvitinunt? 'luau ni\i im\- woi/jfjr i?rrr
. from self seeking ls a question I must
tum over to them.
But I will say that self seeking
in expressions of fellcwsMp is what
cuts off the sourcos.bf .^ny, ln.; soclaj
; iii?, ? . fernst... ?? - ?ui?vH?u f?r joy,
l ia j for tho real unadulterated
llaughtfi? ?at come^;^nsuri;
j the.soul like a clear, Idling spring of
[pure water. And thia Joy. would he
a&eo at all. feasts and is AU social.'life
If We were not so ?elf Boofclug, Selilsh
?eSA defeats itself. It 1B ott.ant? sin
but folly.
A good man. ned especially a good
woman, who lives to give .othera Jog
i and who puts herself to all .?JC trop
hic qf getting up's fcest.io give oth
ers a good time Just because she lores
to see "them cst end bc. happy,, will
.: good timm herself here a-ai a
better in the "resurrection nt the
U "the resttfrectlon of thc
tost" about all of OJC feast' that cap
: be had.-at ali wir? Jw isv ieiJo*ri?bip
'T?aete'^rjTf hot be ,*??C? eating then.
Just the fellowship, that's all. And
a good women wa^jBWa?j? see people
pie happy will have s good titus-tnon,
for she will gee whs* abe loves and all
Will aee her as ah* is,
III- The feHr ai worldliness.
Verses 15 - 24. A gr?ai h?frriog the
criticisms Christ hod tost at&c tiid
feaUng the s?enas^hlob. followed,
iaeaaet jae eeeM-dSt*?* tu* pions
!?e**et?on "Bleeted hi he that shall eat
! wi?t w^Su?^e lb ?hs agfli tb come, ott?
ot C>o greatest end moat pretest**
i Christ In ono of his incofdbarabte
tj^arable? ptctersd <r|r*i- ?eait-e<^f*OB?
>iDepartment
IAPBIL ft, lt?14.
?Dr ?N* BAPTIST COURIER
who would have? the privilege er "eat-fl
tog bread tu thc kingdom ot ^Oad'B
wouyi ?are pot a? thrlpfbr lt, They
win allow aay exet??* to eirf?ce as ?
y*e& &* sejag te tfca Mpsal^??
, ??liat ls the' Matter? Worldiiaesfl ti
fha aoswsr., Whop tata maaspak? ol
-bread . lo : tbs, *5s*w? ?T Ooo? he
toeaat tlteraUy. U.waa abundance ol
Jil^ -^ waa.thinking, ot, Fat quit*
In.me ,*a?q,se:w*. yet lu nUallyB
th?, same, mos*. *e* In < 'Maid?
raids U for the.njatarUl a; .ceiM
prod^s and therefore/ ca, if
for Its real feasts, 1U feasts . nirl
tual fidlowsklpa.? ChclsUaajt* pNrfl
duces * prosperoas worWs . H? ?ink
down Into prosperity and neglect nnd
despise Christianity.
But wist happens? These mea who
ere so taken with their material and
worldly affairs Unit they asked to
ex?u#>d tfotn their .spiritual .duties
and privil?ges, baventtime. for anrB
church work or worship are deprived
of these privileges and of thfe 'fc-asis1
which follow them. In other. words,H
they vrst lost their religion abd then
their prospefi^.^TJuilr worldliness!
la not only, sin but tolly. U dnfeatsH
But Christ, ik not defeated. Hal
gives his religion to other race*
poorer cisesies ?ad despised . pec^,
They coble to. his grace and he Rests
th**?? -tt Wa resifts et prosperity. An?
whet IS wore bin room, ls io bo filled.
The a .iw di y ls .a'day bf reaching bu-H
inanity. It alway? ls w.'ietian age. pf?
election b) followed by a deiuo ratlc
lt was the ?kpresBl?n of the seniH
va.ats "and ye* there is room," iMt
John Bunyan found tight and lite.
It was that V3r?e that brought hun
In, brought hint In from the "high
waya and.;hedgai;? and he ;m ?itn
became a mfabty servant lr. helpla?
the Master fill hts room.: The raWtl
ls not. yet full. No, no. The cojas ?
mand still rings in our ears "Clo QfitH
--flin! winRtrnht them to come io that
my house may be Ulled." .
The union moatiug ot district No. 3?
SaV'dr ^Assoctef'rtn; wh?oh OonvMcd
wiw - the sifsi. ?aptj ?t ubnro?i of. tva
on Saturday niid;Sn?dey,.waa well ?iii
tended and helpful.?.] R?r?ry churcji
waa: roproaeutod with ono exception,
Tho new offtoees elected at . tko K uv?
ember: meeting were, in.-their places;
T. A.: Yeorgin of Ivs succeeds Prof.
J. T, MOford'aa moderator, the latter
having ; resigned on ?*?account or stck
.ne.v, in U-.M Tomb?. ?ev. . ?uKan
Hawkins succeeds Mir. Yedrn^iiifl
clerk; and 3. H. Hampton of Rocks
Ricer Cltueefr was rejected Buperin
tendent cf the 8;' 8. Union. .
The Introductory Berman wai
preached by Julian Hawkins and
i VUnwaveWnir Faith" was his subject
?nd be. gave inany Samples frdm thi
B^ic to pro?-? importance.'' Mr
. Hawkin* has noe yet. completed hit
education, but Indications ^re that hr
' will mako good, - and we'^lsh , hin
The afternoon session was .com
raenoed with the enrollment ot dele
gitss, 4?t5r n?iivh two gftcfim. wert
discussed.
i.First query: ?'What ia the duty of 1
church to its covenant abd rulen 01
decorum?" In th? biwrne-ot appoint'
cd spcaaenv j. H. Hampton opened
the discussion;. Several other breth.
1 rea followed. lt.. waa g?n?ral?]
agreed that chrches should have'.theil
.covenant and rules ot decorum print
ed and. distributed amona thc mern
ber? gad that young, people be urged
exception declared that tew churchw
to read them. -The. speakers withou
.exception declarod that few charclici
iq this section at least are doing any
themselves in farmed as . to ' tbeb
church rules.
Second: query: "What ls tho bail
p?an for raising money to bblW ;t
church with. c?sv-????Bt and equipped
:ro?BiB for.- church setjtce; and $>?daj
. school e?rrtee?". The; first speaker
showmgTtbak^w W iftoit
tug ?nr communities where there' af<
good .chttrches: . and. schools. Thb
1 proves the- Importance of thc under
taking. rHb?Jfwaer dtacasaed titi.
? work as a duty we owe' to Cip?. ?fa
showed some of the way? In which tbi
work should be nmrerwken.
t M. A. McGee , of I^ma Branch toh
: how that couKTC^ii?n, na? pnnt iyn
bose? of worship.:and said Dint lt wai
really.In earn?^?t nbout itTTwr. Par
fe*-*" cf y.^rr tc Ul ,!;ciTr'. ? ?uUfvtt in ?
.g'?fll'... ~" r.. of which . w*i* i
member .um? yeajrs ago, .. erected" *
house.of worship eo*}Liac fiftees.ii?m
I saud a?ilara. ?jUmugk tiw.nmdbee.
shi? of thu church was ohlOtf??
: each member did his part. nnd? thos?
who did ?ot have the ready enan gav?
their personal. note' for the. money
and within ? short, trrn? the Work wai
Pastor -H. W. Stone, our pol?t, als?
i : apske.-. ' P*e?^r .attune an? bis JYJ
church are seriously considering thi
question of building a new..house o
worship sed H ia very probable, tha
i :8a nd ay morn lng a delightful soh|
Berrico , was Ute first nnmber on thi
program. This was followed hy .thi
TRoetiag of ?b? Siia?af ft?bo?t Union
At the. ?all of Supt. Hnmptoo. Uv
ck n rabea represented ma<.-> brief war
bal reports, snowies , a hs?Hb:
-*r-*wmm tn HI* tnOTBHIg Ol
; aanday achfco* w*rk wan oetiwred bi
; wj?ratary\f. Ji, Baraetft ,f%'. taib-Y. M
slpcarejji hop? K will oat ;be bis last
v|& held tel? ftudiascs frori* UM. first
'I. . I.;' M >.
IF IN MEED
--OF A VEHICLE OF ANY KIND
lelf?S sh?w you our stock before you buy.
We carry a complete stock of all kinds. Also Har
ness, Whips and Robes.
We have some extra good values in Mules and
Horses. Liberal t?rnis ?n^l courteous treatment
to all.
J. S. FQ^VLER
ANDERSON, : SOUTH CAROLINA
I We!'Are Gentle Operators '
gf? vv"" ?7io.-,? t??nit? Und nervous
MBF . extrsatnly careful. with every altair bf
l^pjHgtt^^ eur doutai work. Wo linve Jong and
%t pains to do the "Yirioil r/ork ao es tb
<M? ..'. H?M ?P h." i*epulut^biiyt?iat' will last.
^/"^ p' ^ELLS & OOMI^AN Y
0??r ran^ A McrU*Sh^ g??*.. Aa Hereon, fl.-ft,. Lady Attendait
.-!i ""TT.' """i"1 1 .', i i' '.' --'!':. j;,._nt II j .
i^^ffi^ ?^i Don't Let
ejudfce
^BSR-?' '. ':' ' ' " i Stand io tKa Light
j ed-: by- '?tey. ..J. - T. - .Mann. "CiVlneH ' ""f"**?
:!y?? ^S^^1?'M:??ifi?tl la the days when, children's
l?eraelf?^ ?f?vl? rt??l VS* ?^ff^ y??
; ed that tr??J^^?^S*?d re- W ^ he^e? Sboiit
? celve spiritual benefit from' airing, 8^W*3 -?ot them,
the giver; ttH^ fbMtA^ror himself, u*>v- To-day when our glasse? made ce
' er forgetting his obligation lo Q?? penally, for and fitted to your ehll
At the conctusfett ?rOhe sermon TWr. dren meah netrer-nehooT-''w?!>k, hap
flurnett led in a ferrent prayer, which Wt ? he.Hthltr. and -be ter behaved
? 'FW.ftmow^ you cannot u.-?ur.i u hCsi
? homo and rove I gu mhajon.'-. The con- tete.
'< ffreg?t!on; t.J?ed ?';v .lieuse to ita ut-" Eyb'strath, "CTO?H ?vi?r n.?l other
. most capacity. Y.uuy . hblpg. 'turned'- ocular dei?.-?, ts wh!< t "'ur .?J will
? away for. lack of room. , relieve, handicap children a?, affllct
-?^V ,^0*ti?n*.hls pcoplo did Wi i .???iai' !
? erytblng pcaalbUj ^VP^^SL'J' i'r-Hcriptlons Killed.
?&>$&-SF$9* vtii convene'who :^??,..?
Ntna-a Creek. Church, May se-sj f H?T 1 r" r^M ?
MATH tf itir?^j p. tj. L U?iLfclItt?
i tir. ?S^S; .%?^^fT?
! oa* o? the>Ptdest ?ad bast knpwnjclt. - W??i^ ?? '
r ??coa or Aphsviiie died ac his homo on ^^rf f :T~crew
r: Sorts Main etrcet Sb-Aday.:nsomiag, ' : ,::?? ^^i^'^ali.!'*?
March Spth. 19f'4. at ,7:8f> ^cloek, |||? '?TH ^VTP?*??y
- tor an illness of;a few days. Tho fun- Tn? fVogrcativ? jMw?HV Sftorn.
I oral serrines were held in tho Pres
i bjrt?rlan church ,?ii- Monday morning ; " 1 III.IJ|,ll'414.il, ) ' -i?^BSiai
S|&v^lf{?add^W " ^?L??^^
rr?mter Carrier ot tS??th.
tlhetilt? practically all his lifo, ll ! *&AM^VA^
l waa Jn the mercantiia bualue.sa hero srhrdnl ?ffeYthe Jan. 18? IM*
I i?r a auart*r-0ty?'?fh/hht tor the list ? K- ??lfcw:r.?'??ae???a.- ssu.'es
r few yenr?. he has/hecn a fertiliser l?- j*re i?u>ii?,pV i d?iy a? v*fi>rmauoB ?ud
, speclor under,appointment o? Clem-!*ri'"1,> *>."? mtet.i
- son Colicu?. He esrved . throdgb the Arj-:v*i i depart ur? of tratas from
, war with.'dlstJ?rifei, heinsr f. .-???tir Ali?,'"<"'- *'-:c
- or.tho. South.Carolina Hc?lment.]^0' ; Arr?^,,* F>oru Tlt;o
s Kerahaw's "Brigade, add alwavr
? o great iatc45tt?t^*t^ll^?*?r t f .. ??. i ? l:?0 ?. ?;
- incidents Of 4b$ *ta'r Willi bit? Trleiid?. '5 Chi?, r t et<t ;> it ; (>?. tt io I ?? ? > trf
i i?c.waa a doihiy,m^reshed and active helton, tvr?.ur.t. -i.,
I. nteml^jr-'i^iiaM^bytcrian Church, ?ei^t . ..ittiso?. du
s'ef which he- wo*., an eider 'for ???rs? i? Attyilti,-- Wallu.M i' H?4 .
*j!??Li sn yesrs<^&j',d&&^hi?'l?p'ht?.- v. gfheca-... .,..#S:?t a. ai.
1 ?inc trjhMBiBl?pHBt.?1 Qre?*ii|* .. i:S?ptm.
?jthW?te imt.be?^? at? np." lils ' Sfcu??V .;.'. '.....;. ....<:? p. m,
Aa, his church relajos w.?s .8en#oa.5:62 f. to.
-|wrnHnf steady dependable nature that t? CharMaton,ColuaahU and
?jgs*" tc ;?a?n up ^ gcj^j srCy^^tlns at QA," ^***r"V"v K
kl . ,?e ? ?tt'r?lvad.;hy hi? wire, ?ho waa JWS^FJIU;^ . % .-- . -..:(? p. ?.
. jMlHii Eliza Ann CfleB, two dadfht?rs,. ? m-.- ,'l*^tntr 'y*?
"|Mrs. Joh? Rt. Thorn, of Loxmgion, W ^'fep?.?^?Wii^ >. ..?:40 a. m.
ti-Ky., and. Mis? Lilly Templeton, of Ah- li M^'J^h 4km^9nfP^?^f^i. .9:20 a. ra.
sjbevme, and two'^Ha...W/?|tea'''T?ra-ji:^h Mtf& m-'f??h*!VitW.p.
jj Picton, of .Ahbeville "and W ilUab>. % J ?a T^^TOw|^it i* r ' rvi ton,
afwW.^on, or Nvorb.ctiy. 4I? the! r ?Jttrettit?ttfc and' v??amhio 4;S2p tn,
;?cbitdren^ were her^ Yor-tH^'.fltnertt'i1 i? fSt^f^^?pmi^
? vnn'u-.v io ? vjiw . . .^:?? *. W
>Ieonie. fS Ho?*?!^- walhmt? fead Ai
J^ The active p>ll hoarara were 4. 8.1 , ...AU:5P ?* au
s_ ?or? \ J. Tltpi?paon. Lcw^a Perrro.lU W??ea? walSatla?rft?gn
f?H. R. MeAlllstrr, T. fe Ml^er and J. j . ^>??h frow Columbia, 9. Os.
tl Allen 8mlth, Jr.. Th? honorary |>all ^? i?^pS?r'vUi i?','W?ll(r on
a and Deaeon? ot the Proabyterisa {further iofomattoo. ?ppty to tt?t
Churchy.and:,'Messrs. T. IL,Yoeman.lacent? or , ,.
? l?r^ ?iTi; '<:sai^llMtU?.J&;J. L W. R; Taber S?. ft V. ?, Or?asntle,
. L?pk, DrvFVJK. |farrispn>W. 0. ^?erka-jo- C
r ?'MrsTA^d?!^ Aad^r^]*.1!? * Mb???' ?> ?. ** >A- Colnmtla,
j Adver.-.; .-. . . '
"1 Bet many- &Aft?hapdtsta?L *pk>na fer j faining bodily heat,'hui :$R ibo ?ensa
'* fancy cdttopa^"fl.'?ll\??tTe arrived. i ?st^