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rmi * ?ROAD TAX NOTICE ' The .tune Cor paying commutation to?4 tax has been extended by the Board until May lut, after which time the hooks will hs tutted ow to the ccliectors and the Usual penalty will be attached. J. Mack King, County Supervisor, e~fcfttV<'- ?.. , - PUBLIC BOAB NOTICE The public ls warned one more time against ailing up the drains of paWis roads With sassa'fras sprouts and briars. Also against plowing into the roads. I am spending the County's money and why do yon per sist in ever* doing in this careless manner what we spend your money te Seep up'. -, Soaso day patience wf?i. ossie to be a virtue.' Then there in-law against the practice: Please atop. , J. Mack King, Couuty Supervisor. 4*?f,1:.: "?"'?*, : ...? - ... . NOTICE OF ELECTION. There will be an election' ih Le Dan en School District at Lebanon School* house on Saturday 18th day ?of April, lfttt; foy the. pugn?se of levying benda d>sald district te the* sum of $6*000, te. be need tor the purpose ot erecting a scfadolhouse In said -district. Sleet* ors mast live ip sals) district and sxv hlblt tax receipt and registration? cer* ?meato? or they will not bs allowed ?Smttos. Pella open 7 a. m. ?los? 4 ?mm'' *-9 10t *>&w C. M. Robbins. T M. Welbon?, Trustees. NOTICE. Notice ls hereby given, that the next regular teacher** ?xamibalioh will be hol? poFriday May * ?et- the court house m Ahdorssbi i All* ?sachar? whose corticales expire this year sud all those teachers teaching here oar: dsttUfestee ' front otner counties are requested to be presor t and sisad thia examtfi?Uonj The v*^-*ia*tf8B -:;; %z UMMU un a abjects ordmarily used for teachers*?Holmination sad will begin promptly st *? o'clock. Until Msyl J. it; FELTON, Supt Education for Anderson Co. STATS OF SOiiTH CAROLINA, County fcf .Anderson, i ' >?urt of'common Pleas. Anna njucnen; tTaintirr, ' against . ' J. W. Mitchell,' D?fendant, serwd^?i?* for P*l|c' (ecfmplsinant. Tff??j)ef??ndant, J. W. Mitchell: Y rm* artf hereby summoned and rc q?if?d I*answer the Complaint iii this actkm, o? which n copy: ta herewith serrad upon groU. and to. a?rve s copy of yosr answer to the aaid ottaftsiot on Mar sttlUKrrtbers at their offices it Bl6?si*y*a*?i|?oi, AtSd^?bn, 8. ti;, .tri&ln twentji days '?fter the service twre?fc exclusive of the day of such ^Irrtc?'.vut?d tt you fail to answer thu t?iabiair.t' within the. time' aforesaid, ti!? ?laiaitff in this aettoh wlli apply t* ia? court tor the relief demanded fe the complaint. ?' . Benham; Watkins & Allen, ..; Plaintiff's Attorneys, .jj April 10, IBI-t : To J. W. Mitchell, Absent Defend ant; You will take notk^Tmi?* ?ie ?UttyeOae? ord. complain lu ibis tcUon I^^ tbts day ^bseu ftlcd- ta . the office Pl ?oe fer. Actd er son county, H. C. sys. Pdjayirtan, c., c c p. t*:?to> i'wi? FOB SALE- Asplehdld Tennessee S driving horse, young; sound and . gentle; also a rubber tirtihColum hua buggy and ?a .'ear flag e. -.fcotht psscilca??y ?*3od sa new? Apply to ^?^?*?W0l S-S-7td j Fas ft?o^B?dfik. ? naaaanaar antonin- ! bHq i***iM?^e3tt*ap for onknit ?aid to-! day. ' New tites.'' A stoup for ^ou. Ap-' ;, i .'??ENE ANDERSON. vTANTEB-Tlte ladrea to know that r navrtb? bes* enrUbg Bal? that! esa-O? bought.:', Oh sluti af aSarilk'si nMatB JRirVk? hjf florin Ht-K^u fl)u^ ? fff?^Mwt b?tti?. 1>. f>. dirvtel . 8-r*?, t - vrAa"^??t>--Typewr?t?r purchasers. Wethaec ^ver ?00 new rabwllt sad second hand typewriters for quick I*J cheaps, AU makes. Price "it oh raques* J. fi. Craytoa A l???srlgtta N. C. *? ' ' ??-ti TVA?T?D--LCdy to ?nw. Apply ni oaee^Mr*. < ?, 'flo?*, * opposite Lily. White Market. 4-14-lt ! c fiu.1 J mmi 8 uuiiuuLU FOUR SCORE COMMUNITIES FOR NEW,$CHppLS Letter Received By Anderson Ed ucator From State Superinten dent of Education According io * letter Just received by J. B. Felton, county superintendent nf education, from J. E. Swearingen, But? .supermtense'nt, about 920.00? will bu available tbls year ferr the pur pose or aiding communities to erect new school buildings. . Thc following Is Mr. Swearingen's l-l fer in full: ' "During 1913, no Stale aid for school baildtng," says-Mr. Swearin gen, "v-as available. During 19?2> tho buildings fand JMB exhausted ??rlytn the i immer, leaving a heavy de Bet In this appropriation. "BvSry county board of education wu? urged to protect the building ap plications ?s7 ISIS by contributing -tho usual amount from tb? county build ing fund and a farther amount from IU discretionary county board fu?dJ "Thc* carrying out ot the pulley was mads possible by the second distribu tion of the state dispensary money In Bepfcmb?r iii lil, and by the retting aside fbr* special purposes ot one-naif of ina one mill ?tate tax last year. "I hope.^th?refore, that all build-. Inga erected without State sid during j 19ia and 3818 h?ve*aeh fdlly pald for. ' if Hay district it edibawdSetT by un paid -debts "arising from now school buildings during 1913 or 1913 the st?? tua of every such district will ne fully considered upton the presentation of the facts. **T*C ?.0?? ^pproprl?vnm ?uusl bo used for th? oomplettoh,' or /building al ready under way, or for the erection of fte# schoolhouses befom Decem ber 31, ot this yaar. Building already finished or building to be constructed, duridrr 1813 cannot participate in the lund. The'approprlSrtlon i?1 for? d?r ren! needs. CmMlugetrt ' improp?ente <--"j"w? -?i? i^xjoni?rrn?, because they ar? frequently sawer wads. -.Future' fm* proveniente -t? 'be' added !aftervA>si<? nary 1, 1913, Utan be let? to-tature ap propriations. "4$ *cdbE??il buildings erected at pub lic expMisemb* be 'ideated on land owned ia fee-simple by the School ?ta* trlct trust?es. Bliie prints of attira? posed houses na*mtbe oubmtttedit&rtho county board of eua catkin" fe^ approv al before estra ald ban be legally gtan ; "Pror. R. E( Leo of Clemson college i renderod \?iimble^ HawJatence-to seboolB by cooperating With tte . trtment ls preparing .a bulletin sehool nlnns.iand bydistributing II i ue jirtnte frso ot cost. .- ? : Any plan reo ?&?^?ja8cn blanks for building aid are enclosed herewith- Tu^ bus *b quires tho payment of these claims in the order ot their receipt. Any board of trueles planning a new building. dttrmg"19U, or' desiring to complete their acboofh?HauS thia?year shcrtd 'confer w'-b y/??? >;- . . is both their plans and their applica tion at ance.-: = 'IT any- schut" er nisiriCT ">*3Td5 ;n '? ot. extra ald> tba tocal - boord ld make application for a part of , $40.000 recently- appropriated by genera) > attembiy<?.for 1 needy , Isebeol? Thia fund ls -especla^y , Blgned to"pkoteet the weakvabort tew BthobSB ia tho rural districts. With lit ;|4t*pe you. will b? able to ruo* ev ery white.sebooi fer a seeaton et at j least six months, or bettet sMlh seven months/ 'i lake it for granted that every couhtyiSuperlntendent and eaeb coun ty bcartfior MunrtVm win.fia*- im pended their county board fund ?dettv? cd from tho stat? .dispensary-balauce, las well as their county - board rind derived from ofte-haif of the ms WIS nilli KtaC? ^l^i trtz- iii? ov plieAtion is madn h.r further State aid. Since these two county funds {Say bo used in the discretion of county, school offlcors, we cannot con fllaiefitiy aafc for tner-e. mnnw ?intH bte a mo un tb tn hand have been'fully util med. At tn* aam? ?ma th*. Uses of 5 these two county board funds during 1913*1314 should indteain ?*d should ? re?iste Iri^o ?aiafl maiiuwc the us?? of ?he State contin. ; mad ? available. > . Imtbgpyr. .ltd End Ctune At Her' -Home Charleston After A telephone message , was received pKyptt?rson yesterday morning to tho effect ?bat Mrs. s. Hlrschmr.u was waa ?fedusi her homo in Cltar^tjbJ^^fgt: . .?<:_. Week*. Mrs. Klrschmsn Wa* the daughter of Mrs. M. Leaser tri * tedra ?iud survived by lier hurt-R on* daughter, aa well sisters Birra brottier?, l?v?nlMb 'ATedSr-* ?VIM, mr*. x?, veiujman, Mrs. Af. u?ia> Iverg abd MlB!t Annie Leaser a*d i?Basrs.r :7V. wsser. ^Wtn Lenser. ShW | atoace -ann w^^reaejs cnat ?*4 Hra, O. Oelsborg, ?hr ut nftflv mn ?nc m nuun mu j ped Men's Delegates Left Sunday and Yesterday to Attend the State Association Tlie representation of Anderson's lodgea ot ?hp Ked Men left Sunday and yesterday for Kock Hilt to bo present it the state convention of tho order which (ti ' tn session through today. C. B. Tolly was the fIf nt delegate- to U?UVP, making his departure Sunday Willie th? remainder Of the delegates followed yesterday. - ? - Tills ls a great event tor the Red Men of the state and'thB Anderson delegates said before they left' that they were anticipating the' meeting with a g~eat deal of pleasure. The public meeting Monday night was to have been opened with prayer Jby Rev. P. B. Wells, formerly of this |clty. Tire address Of welcome was by Mayor c. H. Spencer, with response by E. H. Aull of Newberry, greet sach lem, and Mrs. Memmlnger, great Poca hontas After the address by Cole L. please, great repr?sentative, t here j maa to be a program of amusements | ut a local theatre. ' There" will be' a reception at Win throp College and banquet on Tues-] dayf program. . . IDAMcCUEN Er>JN PLQll)E!4Cl|j _i_ W*? Daughter of Rey. R. W.j ' Burts of ?jone* path, Where Sh? WM Buried The following sad massage waa re ceived beWl^.Th? tiaVly ?ht?lltgenoer j Sunday' afternoon from Prof R.' C.! U^rti Ot G?W?iV??tc v? nu nun ?hun in. Mdr?nce: "Mra. Ida Burta McCuen died here] early Sunday' morhlngi Sha wini stricken with paralysis ten days ago; and brought hem for treatment. Ah 1 was thw.wife *ot Rev. W. B. McCuen ot jaavesviile and the daughter of 1 Rev, R. W. Hurta or HOtiea Psth. ' Tb?l body wiii ns tasen tb H?nes Path for jtttetmeht, . at ^Broadmouth church *. atnr.vMechen has.many friends and! rel&uveb throughout Anderson eotttf-l ty ead the following frem the Belton correspondent/ or The Intelligence* tells albro Of her unexpected taktrskl of i : .:.!,..'. .. The ted heWB of the death or Mr. Ida Burts McCuen la a source ot sad-. Iess to her many relatives and rlertWjn laeitoa^tae ^deceased wak Icjptstw W Mrs. J, B.-Wattrtns? a ?tatet. MHaw td JT. F. an d J*. fll'McCtfe* of Belton. ? Tho following account of her and death ' appeared- In Moii?4y% Hmna?mWT^' .>'-'. ?..*>...*?; * -Florence, April 12.-MTS. Ida Burts lMc,Csen-dled at a Florence infirmary |&ig^r*tug at -?:4^^'?lceaV)nfiMr?i ?week's illness. She- had been tn fail ing health-for ?on? trhint^wd about um days agb suffered a stroke of pa ralysie. .. ' i w4'Wm McCuen waa a woman ot lov able character, a consecrated Chris?* lU?n and noble wife and mother. She waa for several yaara^tefore her mar |rtaWr?'*Bat?l teacher. She was mar lyp.U yeara ago mod waa ? yt?ra ?l uri at the time ot hter:**tn7f-7rW The body vjfli>ne>'nhrrlejl'^dt Hones Pith? Where lt will Ito Interred At Brbadraonth church, ot which she erat foriserly a inemher ned ot which her father woe pastor for 3& years/ the alices Vii be conducted hy Rev. W T. Tate of ; Belton, B. U BtugW ahd ?. S. ReeVeS^pBs<;7a^ ^?'? tertHted by her husband, ihW* amati children, her1 father'and raotbe^lelH MOTroSPht brothers 'sn? 'eisier*!; ?ftsrv,; ur; ,t?. K. Burtfl ot Columbia, ? T. lar Vurtu bf laoreha/ts. U Burta of l&lant** R- C. Burts of: GreMMltet |amr^' M?n 9?&; ^Ir* W ?. Wat kins of 'BeRbn; . Mrs ' A. -'O.1 Wood nf erre?0Wood-:"MlsB ?manda: Bdfts of RaS-3S-' Mrs. 3. B" Watkins and ramil*, Rd*i W.' T. ?rat?, J .fl MeC*Sft ll; i|WlleCdii>6*ah? Wt P. Chifley til er Belton;- attende?! the 1 tateVtseht al Br^ractK?it?rAetety Munday ! M T??vrfH?W* a* th^^ri?VWI ramilv |he>e extend their heartfelt ?fattMn? to tb* bereaved one* in ^ 1h*it-ead Clemson Boy* A?qoitted Them ?vtvea Ia Fm? Style nt the Co^eUstNixht mine Clemson College Glee Club an* pea*Ad \tk Anderson for tho nr*t trote thia ?onana' "*fc?fi they srere a**o Kfl8 hes***!* th* ' Ahd?fS?m tt?feiitr "Afetif tortura" . The aerasen deiefcfcaoii * celved a hearty, welcome .?pon Vs arrival tn AHa^rao?''ytSBt*Y?i$*V ;*e?tft' met,at *ho stallet, by P*of. JFaitgtft.il aan?*<^ir?e "^ntnt. ?ie attraction .>* l>eneflt^:t?la ?n? i sst* ntfni ?sente tttirewbtlj ti ?sn ?.?u? ??inrnrmu IU SITH fS SELECTED Tent Arrive? Next Week and WO! fi .' . . -HJ if?;;. Be Pittfeed en Lig?n Lot On Mela Street '. ?~5?*t? not . ? : ; ^ Determined that the firat chsutau qua week Anderson baa ever experi enced shall nut be a failure,, the Red path XTfiMts^ue A ?soci^^^ ls send ing several 'advertising experts to this city foc work flip Interest fin the ap proaching attraction which* Is to be gin here na'Aptn 28 and continue Un til May 4. Raymond Harrington arrived in Anderson- yesterday nnd spent the en tire day IQ closintr advertising con tracts, arranging for the bill pasting, securing- the -location for Ute tent and conferring with the members ot the Lad I en 'Civic Association concerning the selling of the tickets. Mr. Har rington will leave Anderson this morn ing but he will be followed in a week by another advertising man who will take up the work where he ? has left off. This man will bring with him IS gay banners, measuring *? feet in length kn*- these wfil tab strung ?round the court house square, over the plaza and In tile Various places where they 'will be displayed to tho best advantage. ' ' . Mr. riarr.ttgton yesterday closed s contract for the huRo tent to be Pitch ed on tHe* Ligen lot on Malo street. Thia' is thevb?at location possible tor the attraction and no better site' could har? feeen secured, lt is easily i aceesstMe front all parts bf the etty. ?he tent will arrlv? dnrm? th?- raid-1 le of hext week, f?nr obliege Trt?- j wrUf?fn wini a%. vvf nmn .vumg^; ef tfie wnrk bf erecting it aaa Setting ready fdr'?ia first day of Anderson's week ot eattrta?hra?nb " The ad^tfflikmg intan here yester day placed nunVberft Ot ' programs In every'stdrb itt the city ?nd the public can secure these free of charge "by calling ftt the stores or at the cham ~ MT. Harrington" took np'wtth * the ladles Of the' Clvlo Association the tiuestlohi ol their selling the tickets and ii ls understood that bis proposi tion met; with favor, ,'The? officers c2 th?. assoctatlbn did . not rlnally s?reeJ tn uftdertsiabvth? work bt?t it ls "tra-j derftto?d that, they will probably ac-j dept and si "meeting oi; that body has; been called tor next Friday ?ft?rnoou at "hJM^^K^MbrUlon will be reached, lt ii puthoo ' to make a bousn to house/,cn^as* In the effort Ibo dispone- of ss -winy 'season tickoas aa possible, alt?eusi? a single ticket for one; ntgbf ? wrtnrmance will AIBO bri f old. This chsuta-4<iua week means a great deal- to AjWrerson. ' Itx sueank that Anderii?n people will lose7 quits 'a good fe?ueh ?^ueasy tr the publie falls tn patronise ibo attraction and \?sr?!? th??L?i ;?:s.;:r; tba! ?s more such higll class entertainments Will be secbred here if Ander BOIS" folks dd ait betb'niafcis.thiha financial euc cess. MANY ?tmmms I Andmon P?o?k Coo? Wot Un I '.t.iir1! - : .- . ..!?*. >'i? \ Anderson people could not under stand the sight they saw Bat?rd?y morning when rjftree Suns '-Were visible in the sky. ' C?ftlanr<Sras eft either ? ?lla W ?;. et this s (Mimad "to be a hair-ereocent. Nono of tht??e witnessing "tho Sight Could r?rn?mMr'^?f?^T?)Wig seen sny . fl!lng bf tho sl?f/.tfdtdre. ; The circle wwrtrsv^csi'? isrv-yr, *?.ii Hons of miles In c?rnonlWtettcei; ?etentiests n?y the halo ls daused yrom a 'renHBgV?r tight maning l?Tdugh the i?ture, winch af Sieh te h?i?mt from ?hireerth is f elite*:. The taya bf lieht Jo. pasing rtrmn one nedium tb tn?r?*'niWf?n36f gteasy density are*WMtow or ^V ?St% meuon.' The^fi^or t? pffqttB npon the&s'?ftlic.e or tbestAtubvi IWt? th^esrth, *pt5?|^?tn* pass, tuelarger*\r^^mijBS?? Saturday wsJ ?vw Ihne* Ifrg?r than tte J?rgest oaveeen - around *!? toe-mi. Col. "Bert" ?e?uily ??ya ths$ ?h, *B*--? few oih>' - . ? ! " .MOW wh?t tt ?s. (hip of the ??? ,???? told Mm ali .ibeot tfc <?rn*t wat? whst the^ Ihave to A?V vHHBBBHBWB/shft - bf roar |tj)Mn^ thai iD? for yfr.^r fcts^! . .. May fer- us. iii pi . i ? i cor fiTtriiriKtinr - Runpc RiunwifC Reprinted Aft Uymg Of Members of ibo Anderson Elks lodge kali yesterday ? that almost ?v?ry taV/n ?a tho State'boao'.lng of an Elk? lodSo Would Bend representatives here on April 1(5,, which l? next Thursday,, for the exer?lseb to he herd by^tbe local locfge in connection with the lay ing of the cornerstone of the new Home now being erected by the An-1 Splendid progre?B hos been made by the workmen on the fob and the build ing is rapidly taking shape. The work has already proceeded far enough to rhkko it, evident that the new place is to be one of the nicest blindings or its .kind hi the Atate. It ls planned to nave it ready fdr oc cupancy, by June I it?, order that the j Elka may be installed In tho' new quarters barore"* the i cbmtng V?t ' 'the ? St?te Association, which is June 17-19. REV. K. G. PINLA.Y mcm?icra o? the ioca? ioage are jub ilant over being ?bie tb secure? S?et? a spleudllB^?ll??llbr-'ror next Th?rsd?y, ttev; K'irkm?u: (J. Elnlay, Ht?tdr. of Trinity. Episcopal Chqreh of Colum bia. Mr. I^lay" iii lf?ne of tbo best known.-mlhlat?rn In the State and^a Wan bf reenguifced ability. He lived at Clemson ?College several y?are H? ts chaplain of Columbia lodge,'lise, and ot tho State convention,. and a Speaker o* ability: v Several Columbia Elks are expected to be ?te.ro-Thursday, while Spartan burg* gaffney /md dreenVBie will also send delegations: A? tofo- Mere #111 nb a gathering of ?t? the men ?Jost prominent in Elkdom in. South C?iro The cornerstone, for the building' was donate.8 tb the Anderson lodge hy c. W. iVlckhoffer. past eWltod rul PrJckhoeffer will ba nmonfe; those pres-' feat fur the exercised TthirSdky:. ? The public in general ha? been cor dially invited to be present and wlt hess th? eve^t MUCH ?NTER?5T ?N : r-. - rr..--- , K^miavi Affair of Thursday Evfthhtg Ea y To Ba ?uite An' Action Here . *.. . . Those Anderson people who . ?ove ?SS*?'*?*'' i Hey uro t?M?i,?^?i^'Jit(?l^. ?M^o^' over tba ^snndb^jnitrni < . .the' ladies in... in -r~~-: Hasseln mu*!* recite! for.nextjp$s?kdt<rvvr-iti ??id ^:en^^lm ?b%?few of ^omr*crcef* The PCCTl?nnen<^5 ls to begin promptly at. f-?a o'ctttock anfl it ia boord that* raw ; Lftlli bo late, since it wlli necessarily oisinTb tffOKs nsarmg tue ;. : Th* Iftdles uf thc Civic AaaoteiitiOn foot deeply grateful to the two mubi cfans giving the ?nWrta'^meHt be^husD m tao tee* that ihes* gentlemen* ar? reallawg bathing' ty 'a vfinajteiar way front the eve nins, meretyHSj*^W?' p>Tfor?teance ?ot* th? beft?fit "of the A?? SOCktlon. ? H,- V ??;'.?!! " ' Anderson people will welcome the opportunity , ?.Mr Von Hassel;;. : Orahl, heeauAe of the'fset th At both; ore tu?^mplishod mydeians,->My. Voa rtotehv piaymg C V-vloiin while Mr. Omni wJu perform oakthe Xi?Ski.' Th*tr {von -Hasseln ha? ! around Mw Wwtd, t {?kn toura that have Uh? fiot?th for av..:.. doav coase ramuy^ lice that yotxhj ot the Duse oi Front now on, W? off with tho derby ?nd on with the Straw, c l -l" m.-, ..... I f, ,yi( -!>-,,i? . |l>- 1>.?"?? JV ?t*t*l Wi^if fU4 -?4|4?)>' Few own ol feJuSiori eon resist the snper * smart London shanes. For Install?e: .'The Boaster/*. .'-The Steward'' ?nd "The Ronald," not to Jbe had elsewhere, TT? La C?*f??y ^fjpf# JB are showing the very pret tiest line of e Si-" .' e e from $ 3 SO up you've eyer seen. Nb matter how hard you are to fit?-we*ve alpress a -c Vi. ?'+ l<_ ?.. S; Jr* ru ..?. at a prise ypii wanl tp payl .\ JUST X) P ? N?6 UP is siO?piy -?he Depar^e^t ht t?vyr, -^Thars.]aH. *W$M g H ?j ill s SI IIB III fot