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T BOA? TAX NOTICE . 'yTTh? tun? for paying commutation m?A ta? ba? bean extended by the Board until May 1st after which time the booka will be turned over to the collectors and the usual penalty will he attached. J, Mack King, County Supervisor. 4-2-tt KOT??'E. Notice is hereby given that the next ' examination will be 'KAT * at the tourt a. Ml teachers expire this year _ teachers Machins hers OA certificates from older counties are requested to be present and aland tine examination. The examination witt ha based aa subjects ordinarily asad for teachers' ezbmlhatioa sad will begin promptly st 0 o'clock, traill H*yl . J. B. FELTON, Supt Education tor Anderson Cc] NOTICE OF ELECTION .There will be aa election at R. H. Tilley:s store ia Wil ilford school dis trict NO. *2 ott Thursday, April SO, 1014, for Bte purpose of levying an additional tax levy of one mill oh all of the taxable property ot Raid district to bo used for general school purposes. Ali voters must exhibit a registra tion certificate and tax receipt. Falls wm'open at seven.a. m., and close st tour p. ?. By order of the County Board of Education of Ander?' eon County. April 15, 1614. J. B. FELTON, 4-15-tf County Supt. of Education. . 1 . Notice to Ward One. Members of Ward 1 Democratic Club will please meet la the Court House next Saturday morning at ? o'clock for Ute aureole Ot reorgnnis tug nader the party mles. John K. Hood, Chairman. Notice to Ward Three. By order ot thc chairman, members j Of wara s wi?? ratee "at ine xiS??i Saturdoy at 5 o'clock. FOR SALE ______ ; FOB BALE-Well Cored 'pea vins hay I and fodder; price right fot quick | acceptance.. Phono 569. 4-23-3t For Bale at Tety l*w Prfce,. Oae strictly bigh.grndc, rubber Bred fferrtaee. 4*S84t N. B. SULLIVAN. FOR SALE ITbmato rietles. Beb Mri. City Hail. FOB SAXE-A splendid Tennessee driving horse, young, sound abd gen tin also a rubber tire colum bus buggy a?d a .carriage, both] . praeimBx Mod aa new. ApphNto] .-.l... 4,24-7td WA?** Typewriter purchasere. We ??ve 'Mr 200 new rebuilt as* ST?^?.? SSS ehest oa i^aest J. SS. Crayton * Co., Charlotte, N. a laU?iNES? LOC ALS FOB BENT-rOno f-ropm Bouse witl?| witBBiWdk taprovaSettta on East Orr Street. A. Welch. 4-22-?t F< Ch SatHa of New York City KXFBBT g*^rwr??E ruais? ??w ail Mads ot uo^ai?BtMtnuneats re ba* {bing ta the Factory. ?vj wars, aft WALLIS * BPEAB? BOtJBE,BleeaJey Bte* [ Andersen, & C. ..a:'e *. 9,e o''if e* a . e'e'e'e * ? . . : ?lULjof???8 "* ' .> Hani ?? j ? I tffcyb i jCSTs ? ? to **? A jj J # geeafegs byJiveftisaMRt ' : * CONNECt?OH _ r, ? ;"tjiffiry^ i i ? iri i, i * * .* ? ?r.. a ? * ..?'.*. * * :^1f^ A ?AtDWlW * > AKCH?i?cTS * $&Mey Bldg. Anderson, 3. C. * irown rj] rond Flot linee i. wino VISITOR HERE TODAY CONFERRING WITH FRIENDS IN ANDERSON SOME NEW PLANKS Strays Tb?! He Is Now Confident That He W?I Be ?n the Second Raea Richard 1. Mann log of Sumter, ono of tho best known ?en in the State and candidate for governor of South Carolina, arrived in Anderson la 'night and will spend the day here in conference with his friends and in looking, over the gendrel situar?an, j Mr. Manning said tbat his visit here is of no particular significance. Ho caine to Anderson from apartanourg, woona ho has been for the lest two days. Mr. bunning Utked very freely last night to at reporter for The Intelli gencer. He says thst.be bas received dnich encouragement iron all parts Of the State and he ls now convinced that he will be one ot those. in tuc second race. .Mr. Manning say? that ons of thc principal things he wil strivo to do in Ute approaching campaign ia to keap down factionalism. Ho believes that the peo ole of tho State are tired of the continual strife and he knows that lt ls not for the good of the State that tho candidatos for office should indulge in personalities during tb? j campaign and constantly berate the other office-seekers. a clean, strong and prog rea sive, husmea? administration for South Carolina and I'believe that thta to what the people ot tho State want" a*&^?%?Siea*s that he Intended focusing his attention on the matter or education and the improvement of- Uro common schools of the State? together with rural conditions. Mr. Mantung has a ulan for more' equitable. tax adjustments which hi has careruhy worked out and which appears to be a sound solution of Ute tax question. Hit?- plan would provide for a'tax commission, with fa? conptroiier gen eral an chairman, which would care fully work out detalla concerning condition? in every county In thafwj abd thw base the assessments on ac tual kcowisdge. The Sumter man ba? a splendid idea about improVrwe n*??d ' lons. He points out that 44 of the White farmers in South lina are tenants and do not own their homes. He ?sys that this condl tk? ebould ba remedied and If a plan aa proposes shouldv ewr bo put. into j operaticn this condition" would uecos sarlly be bettnred One ct the Improvements along this line suggested by Mr, Manning ta that an amendment to the constitution be saonred which wpcld provide that'the ownor pf t?i? small homo tn the coun try or the small home ta ?ho city be . ??ev'i 'A^f frnm taxes for a certain nmnber of years in order that mir money might go toward the paymcat of the purchase price ot the place and fev ;ic ;t?-=?=?^'t?w?. sci upb"'.ldinsr Mr. Manning said that he had no cause tu compltia of conditions ia the State Just now so far as his*can didaoy goes and he believes that na will be dbe ol those to be heard firOBI when the question U settled as to i wbo will .bo the next governor ot j South Carolina. AP? ?B^tS*? LKTTgaa Following is the list of letters, -re-1 Staining uncaiied-mr I? the costoOteej at Andenton, S. C., fer the week ending i April 23? 1914. Persone calling tor | these will please say that they were i advertised. Ona cent postage due on alt advertised, mall. A-CgH Adams. Mrs Ida Able, Thom, as Allan. li-"Wtaltor Balley, Shenmor Bowers, Nora Burritos, Prank ByUer, Mrs, Al meter Brooks. O- Baxter Cuth bar ison, Berry Criss, Hattie Crawford, J. G. Chasten, J. H. Colley, 3. O. Connell. D-Mrs. Ldsutl? Donald, W H. Dow-, ling, UUle Donnely, George Davis, ifavwcml EUVIB. Bailie Davis. I .f3__-?y~~. j^gt. P?TO B?C5:. f'Tti. Mm^I la Partner. C - Mr. isd UTZ ?-sr?? fis*'***. Tenser Gainey, Wtv? Glrley, ??Leander Henderson, J. J. Han-' nient?, ,loho Mundoo*. P. I* Howe, j Carrie Hughes. ..(-Thomas Johnson, Arthuo Jeuk K~*. V. Kennedy, te-Wylie MeCallshaa, ft. B, Mc MajbMewei Morro ir. <N-B, F. Noi'ils, (>-Mts. Anna Owens, Louviol* Ot W*>- ??" P~Mre J, Pfe*?**?. r ft-Aich; liar, ??ltooQre Rltohsott. 0. fe. H???otd. Wit* Wee, S-fWlll Staten, Hrs. M. Smith, Lau fe m?t?Hk Frahk ?tefleton. Mfa. Car rie Spencer, Annie Sing. T-te. T. ff. TatoakituK M. 5U Taothp eon, Mrs. Mamie Tfeompech, jj?WB. .W. Waltoneld, dllr*. MJery imaaa, tkorga wp?, D. "a williams, < drops, Of nantes- nasse 1 M. i?hafcl& ?M Sf! ?eit??jeu j. S, Coxey, ot Coxey's Army Fame* To Lead New Army to Capital Photo by American Preta Association. T^ACGH SSCHL^H COSEY. ?bo ?ed b!? or taltowera te Washington B in 2894, ta now ready to lend another butta Hun of unemployed towera AB the national ca pf tat with three billa which bc wants passed fe? the nen ^ edt of the laboring class?e. They ere in substance as rdliows: t, to es tablish ? federst bank in ?very coiaamn'ty; 2, to permit -commuoltlea to taya* nonlnterest bonds, borrow money on thom ?roro United aun?s treasury pad bl re the unemployed for reed building or other public work: S. tb buy the Dtps Unes, railroads, telegraphs and telephones et physics? raines and operate them bj ^government if hs falle in tb??. says Cake* Wet* *?Jn bb'a reroiutfon. COTTON DECLINE NOTD??TOWAR Considerable ReaJfciag On Signs , vam Months Appear? td? ?Jby Aaaoci?.ted Press) . ?New York, April ss^-Arter. makins new high ?round for the movement during tho day? early trading, cotton tajraxt easter undrir trellising rad selling for a r?action, with the close steady et a net hdvance ot 6 point? on May. but generally ?S to 8 points lower. Thoro was ? renewal ot yesterday's buying movement at the start abd after opening steady at an advance the malrket sold about four to lt .potete n?t higher during the middle of the day with July contracts touch ing i zed. r i (While reports or unsettled weather sou sh. seemed one of .the. factors on {tho adr?aeti R was the bil crop months which led the upward ?oye meat on covering by foreign, and Wall ! street shorts ol May, vrhiie demand ?for July and August seemed to cora? from mpch the same sources as pre viously on the advance, A good dei ? of reailtlsg was done, however, mau thara appeared ta be more talk or a reaction around the ring. STOCKS RANGE U*lte4 States Bo?ds ' Deeba* and T?ne of tb* Market Is NEW COTTON. Opes Opea ttfgh ll.sa l?.is ?*'? tr* PO lt lil ? u'.hr, n'.'in X?'.M ll.60 11.94 lt.co 12. ?fi ? o rt* ii.tn ll 74 <B> Associated Presa) New york, A&rfi. Specujs?ve operation:. ? ? war? on a small scale. The matias*- received thc santo ;$PMfmeat support which h*a been ac corded oft. recent days. At the same time neither speculators nor investor? were eager to buy stocks, in view of ?he MeglcaA. situation. The moro serious .aspect which the i international crisis assumed caused some unsettlMneat of securities, and distinct wcaknces.tn a tew cases. The average loss, howev?r, waa small. Toward the end of tho day th? list eased off again, una late decline was; Influenced by a sharp break in smelt-] ina which. was raided on the an-1 n?uec?raeot that th suspended operallo** in ita Mexican' planta. ^ The clock broke wrer fir?, points. ? . I Money abd mercantile' paper were] firmer. Forelgn*?dfrc&ange rates rose \ tho /year's h?& peint, ead Owe s alk of goid exports to Paris. J Obhds were Irregular, with a contin uance o? the recant active selling o? New York State end City issues. To tal salfis par valuo ?2,S50.?dO. United sanies *>a r?.?(j .w?sr?od i-a. the 3a ? coupon and 3s coupon 1-4. ' ] V^O?IO? sw?? un UVKBPflOt CtVrTO MtMS 10,000. itea TiC?o. / fe; Mid *.$?. . Kew York. A?r>? 83 -ivxwpt for a steady opening, cotton seed oil fra* heavy au day after a break ia tard.] sad dosed unchanged to ?** poTfctaj aet lower, Jw. Collum Good? .?? n ..:.?T RS showed a furtifeY ?Uvw* all k^7d^is4 duplicate,"* were ?18? "Kwla : wi? give ? pis jj (%ty of Andirttfii ^'MiS tor r^SrSte^ .' " '-'-'- - -;-: C6MK??EES F?BOSS GREAT ELK KEE16 ? L. H. Cary Has Appointed Cop? mittet? h* lirmn* L*d?rr/?oar u~9??l?M In Anderson Committees for the grand lodge convention of the B. P. O. Elks have been appointed by District Deputy U H. Cary, of Greenville, according .to j jut announcement made by George D. Levy Of Sumter, tbe president of the South Carolina association of Elk*. Elka hi this state are looking for ward to the Grand Lodge meeting avith interest and to the state con vention which meeta hj An ie rs aa rn Juno 17 and 1?. Committees ta?/* been named by the Exalted Fatler ot the Anderson lodge to attend to every detail* of the State convention. Spec ial rates will he given by the railroads for the occasion. District Deputy Lewis H. Cary is authority for the statement that all of Una lodges he has recently visited tn [bis official .capacity have given him j to understand that large delegations j [will he seat to the convention at An-1 derson. For the Grant Lodge convention,] which will take place at Denver, thai following committee baa been an ointed by the district deputy: I- Parade-L. H. Cary, Greenville.] cbJ?rm*3; Fred. H". Dominick," New* beriT; Otto Spharr. Orangeburg-. ' Bodges--P. S. Finn. Sumter, chair man; F. M. Brtokman, Georgetown; a M. Wolfe. Anderson iHotel-Montague Tries t, Chartedtou, chairman; B. C_ Pendergast, Flor ence; J, L. Erwin, Columbia Transportation-S. H McLean, Co-? runfi?la, chairman; T B. Pierce, Spar enburg; Bd. H. DeCamp, Gaffney. Th? official route aa . selected by ] the coamxUtee on transportation will ! be subject to approval by the State association, "IT TPW-HTF* BMpr?T?ijrr?. (Editor A. L Gosseit tn the Tngalco j Tribune.) Anderson people were kind and] hospitable to the. ministers ana. rep- ; resentatiyea to Presbytery. The Tria, une man fell into the tender hands of Mr. F. Lt. Farmer, who la connected with the Southeastera-Llf* insurance Company, and who owns a beautiful sind desirable home ia North Anderson, at the end of the street car line. North Anderson bs just one year old and ls on? of the prettiest residence sections In the upper part of the state. $85,000 worth of homes wero bull tr* in'one year ia that part of Aa derson, and Mr. Farmer owns one and of the handsomest bungalows which hu acquired from Mr. John Linley, the popular real estate man. yt* '\ .mr. Farmer ls interested In poul try aa well as insurance, and ia. giv ing n\? attention to hatching cbJeJM, ega, ducks ?ad soase from his incu bator. As soon as the young eaflcxnf natch. Mr. Fernier given1 thom to the old rooster to raise and tQe hens keep on larina., Mr. Farmer's nome is in the country, but he hae every ad vantage of the city-electric lights water works, gan, telephone en* J?pa?? cav 4icc-^1?ife?i?-?. ?"ip aa* : Mira. Farmer are perfectly happy aid j have re desire io go anywhere th|*| J summer to spend vacation Lgraaddaughter of the late T. H. tt-ts sat!, who edited ano of Anderson's; [first newspapers, the Anderson Ga zette. Thetr first son arrived oa Jan [ uary 20, this year, and if you ar$a? to keep on the good aid? of Mr. and Mrs. Farmer, lust brag oa James La fayette Farmer, 'Jr., when you visit them. > - .. i . 11, . jooooonooooocooooool r ? _ "'. al ..?V . ' wrets? rx?w?? Io' .* ! p o O 0.0 o o . o o o o o oj j 3tar-, April 23,-UdY J. L, Va*?, pastor cf the Bautista church- t?ge af seat from bis pulpit on the third Suo^ ?day owing to a preaa?ag lavitatlpn from Greenwood to hi?, to preach in tl? morning and evania*-"la the ia l*MMt of the MlASoag, ' ???fiver, the pulpit was ably $80* to Jfr. B, W Sanders of Grecavite, who preaofed a helpful sermon on arayer The fourth Lynora "-?tamber was ha Ike hlah^ob?o?^?ndbariitm na Men. dita Svenin* bi- a trio *&&arta!tog and talented gm?, "T?? ?kr#*i*r 3^/^- -? .. : hm?:&&;pr.'sr ? IF IN NEED -OF A VEHICLE OF ANY KINI> let us show 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 terms and courteous treatment to all. ?F? L ANDERSON. . SO?TH CAROONA ?'fen Time was when only th? bald-headed man feared I the housefly-now he strikes terror to the stoutest hearts. For we have found him out. We know him to be a dweller in filth, a ''condon carrier' ' of dis ease,.^ spreader of. plague and pestilence. He must I be ostracized from society and expelled from GUV I horries! HOW? Scre?riss my dea^W, Screens!' i them ! We also have Bronze, Galvanized and Painted Screen Wire Cloth, cut to any "size required. FRI^?OO? FLY SWAHTTPiS VvC Will ^iVc Oilt, t? Cadi gr?Wn-Up peiSOii "wh? ! calls for them, until stock is exhausted. Anderson, S? C. Bslfcorf, S. C. ii, 'LU 'X'.U.j' O?r ! f^R&fflMA. SMITH is a sprightly pW VJT f??y who likes to fep ia t^uch with things. In the nexttownliy^'iei^titer I ?ea* old imf y&to was Qirandma^ t?fao61 ' a??ate* and of wfeoni she. is vet; ?onz impossible for tii? two ??d ??t?fes ' ?o do jntuch visiting* but wy dayfey call each ctn cr t? ti on tne telephone and oave thc No one raf8L***#r& comfort $h4 pleasure out of the family teiephnoe than Grandma. j When you ia^hj?w--?tsitrf a^55^?.